thank you for coming and thank you also to the folks from sussex county, kent county, new castle co., around our state who are tuning in today online. i am excited and grateful to stand before you as your 76th governor. [applause] i ran for governor because i love the state, but not only that, because i believed in this state. but not only that, i ran for governor because i am determined to get to work to help our government work better and deliver more. you, the people of delaware have given me that chance and it is the greatest honor of my life to work with you, to build on the acts and ideas of leaders who came before me. i want to thank the former governors, hall-long and john carney for their service to our state. i look forward to working with mayor carney in wilmington. my hometown. [applause] i also want to recognize two extraordinary governors who are here with us today starting with jack martel. jack, it was a tremendous privilege to be part of your team when you were governor. i listened and i learned. tried not to talk too much. and i couldn't have asked for a better mento

vote action.com we are employing a 21 county strategy, we are not just going to essex and camden but sussexarren and red areas to drive up the turn out and make sure that every voice is heard. i'll tell you the department of state did a purge. the democrats lost 49,000 voters e in 2021 this state was decided by 80,000 votes. hear me loudly and clearly. new jersey is in play. >> laura: this is great news to people stuck in the state. it's a beautiful state, gets a bad rap. chitterely had no backing and crime out of the blue to almost pick off phil murphy's governorship. that was while. >> i want to thank the new r.n.c. headed by chairman michael whatley and co-care casey crosby. michael whatley has been in the garden state. it's february. >> i love it. >> casey crosby is coming to an event with chairman carlos santos and myself on 13th of this month. my message is we'll have more funding than ever, more staffers than ever. r & c is on board and to my beautiful people at home. new jersey is in play. >> laura: what is the website so everyone can fi find out more information. >> it's earlyvotea

we're not only going to essex and camden but going to sussex and warren and even red areas to drive upurnout and make sure that every voice is heard. i will tell you the department of state just did a purge, law. the democrats lost 49,000 voters. as you mention in 2021, the state was only decided i do 80,000 votes. hear me loudly and clearly. new jersey is in play. >> laura: great news by people stuck in that state. it's a great state it gets a bad wrap. ciattarelli came out of the blue to almost pick off phil murphy's governorship. that was wild. i want to thank this new rnc that we have headed by chairman michael whatley. michael michael whatley already in the garden state and it's february. now it's march and crazy crosby is coming to an event with chairman carlos santos and myself on the 13th of this month. so my message is we're going to have more funding than ever. more staffers than ever. the rnc is on board. to my beautiful people at home new jersey is in play. >> laura: what's the website scott so everyone can go and find out more information? >> thank you, early vote action.c

to her right is the director of federal practice at the sussex strategy group, joining us from ottawa. and derek, our very own -- >> the farthest right. [laughter] >> the farthest right in more ways than one, is a senior fellow here at aei. we are going to ask these panelists to speak for between five and 10 minutes each. i think kendrick is going to kick things off, talking about the politics of these issues on the canadian side, and jamie will zero in on the policy side. finally, derek will give us the inside scoop on how this looks within the trump administration and what we can expect looking ahead. hendrik: thanks so much, it's a pleasure to be here. i have written a paper, from trade wars to tradewinds, how to build a much more positive and close economic union between canada and the united states. we are looking at the reopening of tariff and trade issues. there's two possibilities. canada can go along with the grudging, foot dragging, defensive, we don't want to talk about it. or we are working with the quintessential dealmaker donald trump, who could open up these topics. if

meghan markle, britain's duchess of sussex, has stepped back into the tv series world with a new netflix show. >> let's go. >> i've always loved taking something pretty ordinary and elevating. >> it. >> surprising people with moments that let them know i was really thinking of them. >> the first of eight episodes of with love, meghan premiered on tuesday, and it marks a sort of rebrand for the former actress and suits star as a lifestyle guru and domestic goddess. the show was filmed in montecito, california, and is centered around the duchess hosting a different friend each episode. and in the episode, she offers tips and tricks for being the ultimate hostess, cook, and homemaker, such as making her own bath salts, beekeeping, candle making, and using berries from her garden to make raspberry jam. i'm impressed by each of those things. meantime, the philadelphia eagles shelling out some big bucks to keep one of their most electrifying players. you know who i'm talking about? the super bowl 59 champs will make saquon barkley the highest paid running back in nfl history. the 28 year old s

it might be the sussexes last tv show, the new statesman, another leftie rag, said this isn't her housethese people her friends? can she really cook or garden or do any of the things she coos about in with love, meghan? i mean, even actual mothers are panning it. a woman on mumsnet said it made her feel inferior and like a rubbish parent. the only thing meghan was able to do was trash the royal family and now she's dining out on that flipping royal title again. >> i don't think anyone in the world knows that meghan markle has eaten jack in the box and loves. >> it too, that you keep saying meghan markle, you know i'm sussex now, you have kids and you go, no, i share my name with my children. yes, and that feels so. i didn't know how meaningful it would be to me, but it just means so much to go. this is 1535 00:09:43,064 --> 00:09:43,

you know i'm sussex now. >> are. >> are. >> so insufferable. >> so insufferable. >> let's get right.> let's get right. >> really great job. thank you. i love it if you like it. >> make it stop. i've had to sit through it all. okay. and i've got my take down at 9 pm. also tonight. sir davey a school is accused of indoctrinating special needs kids with ridiculous lgbt rubbish. and one nursery even dressed toddlers in huabs nursery even dressed toddlers in hijabs for a day of inclusivity. meanwhile. >> climate change is having a devastating effect on communities all over the world, especially the poorest countries and poorest people. >> the church of england chooses to mark the start of lent by pushing for net zero and. >> 20,000 troops from some random country that hasn't fought a war in 30 or 40 years. >> it's fair to say fought a war in 30 or 40 years. >> it's fairto say jd fought a war in 30 or 40 years. >> it's fair to say jd vance comments have divided opinion. >> jd vance is wrong, wrong wrong wrong. >> i don't think he actually said that. i think this a lot of people are getting

i will break my silence on the duchess of sussex's latest netflix programme. state of the nation starts now. i'll be joined by my most pugnacious panel the former editor of the sun, kelvin mackenzie, and the author and journalist michael crick. as always, it's a crucial part of the programme. i want to know your views. mailmogg@gbnews.com but now it's your favourite part of the day. the news bulletin with samuel francis. >> chris billam—smith chris billam—smith. >> jacob, thank you very much. and jacob, thank you very much indeed and good evening to you. it's just after 8:00. volodymyr zelenskyy says ukraine is ready to work under donald trump's strong leadership to end the war in russia with russia if he returns to the white house. it follows a phone call with sir keir starmer, who welcomed mr zelenskyy's steadfast commitment to securing peace. the ukrainian leader is calling for a truce in the sky and see if russia agrees to the same as part of steps towards ending the conflict. it comes as tensions between kyiv and washington remain high, while the white ho

the duchess of sussex's new cookery series is being released at 8 a.m. this morning.e�*re going to be asking, will it leave a bitter aftertaste? >> birmingham's broke council >> birmingham�*s broke council budgets are talked about today, as councillors vote to give themselves a 5.7% pay rise after they're having to cut £148 million in council spending. >> as the award season wraps up for another year, we�*re asking for another year, we're asking how the star has been dressing too racy for the red carpet. >> and sport this morning. nottingham forest are the last team through to the quarter finals of the fa cup, after beating ipswich on penalties last night. arsenal and aston villa are in champions league action this evening. and what do you do if you've got a tattoo of your favourite sporting idol on your favourite sporting idol on your arm, and then you see him in the restaurant that you're in. >> big contrasts in the weather today across the uk. warm spring sunshine in the south after a frosty start. but in the north the weather turns increasingly wet and windy. full

. >> that you keep saying meghan markle, you know i'm sussex now. >> leave school at 14. that's what the scottish conservatives are proposing in a bid to give young people more opportunities. what do you think? >> lent begins. millions around the world start 40 days of reflection and sacrifice. we're asking this morning, what are you giving up? >> and plagued by seagulls ? >> and plagued by seagulls? residence in a place called altham are forced to take cover on bind over fears they could be splattered by. excrement. >> nice choice of words and sports. great win for aston villa away in the champions league. even greater win for arsenal, away in the champions league. and emma raducanu was talked about her harrowing ordeal at the dubai open. >> big differences once again up and down the uk through today. wet and windy in the far north. dry and sunny in the far south. full details coming up in the forecast very soon. >> it's a wednesday morning half way through the week. a very good morning to you. wherever you're watching, wherever you're listening. i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'