tobias menzies. tobias menzies, yes. and so i felt i was watching the real abraham lincoln, the real secretary of war, stanton you know, can in any tv series have every fact in my book? of course not. but are the characters real? yes. did it convince me? yes. so i'm very happy with it. a series that viewers can watch on apple tv. plus, let's go back to the scene of the crime, though, as it were, to ford's theater. how does john wilkes booth get within derringer distance of abraham lincoln and how does he do the deed in front of a thousand people in the theater and make it out of the theater to get here to the strat tavern? well, booth plot was ingenious. he knew ford's theater like the back of his hand, so he knew to enter through the back door to the stage entrance. he knew there was a trapdoor that led beneath the stage so he could cross the width of the theater without being seen. then he emerged to the exit of that trapdoor, walked down an air passageway, came out on the 10th street, the front of ford's theater. anyo

tobias. i middle east there. tobias.ce east know you were once middle east minister office, minister for the foreign office, david cameron's stance on this stopping or the suggestion that we stop arms sale to israel. it's been a little bit ambivalent, hasn't it? i mean, it's difficult to disagree with bofis it's difficult to disagree with boris johnson when he says that ending such help to israel would be, willing the military be, quote, willing the military defeat of israel the victory defeat of israel and the victory of hamas. >> i think that's a bit sensationalist . boris >> i think that's a bit sensationalist. boris johnson called it absolutely right on ukraine. but to make this so binary, to say that if we were to somehow freeze arms sales for a specific reason, that that somehow we're siding with the other that is completely other side, that is completely wrong. should wrong. i absolutely should we stop yes stop arms sales to israel, yes or no? >> well , no, it's not as or no? >> well, no, it's not as binary as that

tobias adrian of the international monetary fund.y of complaints from places like japan, south korea, and malaysia. malaysia has had to intervene in the fx market. concerns about potential crowding out in capital markets given where yields are in america and the capital that is attracting into u.s. capitol markets. what you heard there was almost a positive assessment of the spillovers that come from better-than-expected u.s. growth. lisa: this is the reason the imf upgraded their forecast for growth globally so this is more of a positive than a negative. maybe you will not hear that from central bankers that have to deal with it on the others. this raises the question are we looking at a world where it will be a stronger dollar. there's not disruption to derail that. member off the discussion about dedollarization? where we go with that? jonathan: have we seen excess volatility or disorderly moves. the way the rest of the thing -- the way the rest of the world looks at things is this based on unsustainable policies? if you believe t

as we arejust as we are just hearing from tobias ellwood their...e bill last night, and this afternoon it was signed into law by president biden. it releases $61 billion in funding for the war effort, a further $9 billion for humanitarian support. the first tranche of that support is already on its way. and as you can see, it is a pretty extensive list. the president was clear about what it all means for those serving on the front line. they were cheering as they watched the house vote in support for ukraine. it is not like they don't understand what we have done, it's not like they don't understand how critical this is for them. we don't walk away from our allies, we stand with them. we don't let tyrants win, we oppose them. we don't merely watch global events unfold, we shape them. that is what it means to be the indispensable nation. the world's super power and the world's leading democracy. and there was good news from berlin today as well. the uk and german governments have pledged to support ukraine "for as long as it takes", after talks in be

that's another area that we need to focus on. >> tobias.ect we'll be returning to again and again and again. and as ever, thank you for joining and again. and as ever, thank you forjoining me. you for joining me. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> in a moment i've touched on this before. we're going to discuss just how much of your money it takes to train doctors, let alone those that go on to become consultant surgeons. and the fact that so many of them are leaving and going abroad . i are leaving and going abroad. i don't think this is fair on the british taxpayer . i think we british taxpayer. i think we need to do something about it. so there i was, november last year. so there i was, november last year . early so there i was, november last year. early in the morning, walking along this stunning beach. walking along this stunning beach . gold coast, queensland. beach. gold coast, queensland. it was the day before i was due to go into the jungle. and i'm wandering along the beach thinking maybe i need to have my bumps felt for going on to th

but tobias >> well, well.ings fired to us from a things being fired to us from a localised space rather than from a long—range, and we haven't got anything to protect ourselves from anything like that. and even though you might not foresee that we would have any sort with our sort of argument with our partners on and so forth. partners and so on and so forth. i ukraine thought partners and so on and so forth. i russia ukraine thought partners and so on and so forth. i russia would (raine thought partners and so on and so forth. i russia would attack:hought partners and so on and so forth. i russia would attack afterht that russia would attack after we all signed the budapest memorandum , but they did. memorandum, but they did. >> i think that i mean, i think there were lots of people in ukraine that did think that russia was a potential military threat, and they turned out to to be be correct. i think we should have defences that defend our country that are right for what we need. i mean, of course, that needs

carl tobias is a law professor at the university of richmond in virginia.egal battle to challenge the order will take place. all of the outlets are reporting that the company intends to sue, challenging congress' legislation after the president signs it, and will make first amendment arguments on behalf of consumers. and it would go to the federal appeals court in the district of columbia, and then probably be appealed by whoever lost to the united states supreme court. that could take about two years, but if they sue, so that's the situation that we have now. how realistic is it for this app to actually be banned, or do you think tiktok will try to divest its us state? that's another question, that possibility could arise and i believe the legislation gives nine months for them to find a buyer or to satisfy congress that they have done what needs to be done to protect national security and other important interests. that could be extended i think by the president, another brief period if that deal is not consummated. so that's another option that could ext

was it tobias ellwood then he was it. tobias ellwood. >> tobias ellwood then.tried to give resuscitation. but these these knives are fantastically unpleasant pieces of kit and, the, the damage that they can do doesn't really bear thinking about. >> no, indeed, let's come back to this 22 minutes then, because that was the time from the first call, to this fella being tasered and it got me wondering, do we need to have more armed police? because all the fuss, i mean, i've seen lots and lots of this footage, and they're in close ish proximity to this guy. obviously not close enough to discharge a taser . but then if discharge a taser. but then if someone was armed, if some of those officers were armed with guns, they could perhaps. and i confess, i am not an armed, expert, but to me, it looked like there would have been opportunities to whether even if you're just trying to shoot him in the leg or something, just to collapse him while you can grab him. but would that have sped things up, do you think? do you think we should have more armed police? >> no, i don't t

carl tobias is a law professor at the university of richmond in virginia.egal battle to challenge the order will take place. all of the outlets are reporting that the company intends to sue, challenging congress' legislation after the president signs it, and will make first amendment arguments on behalf of consumers. and it would go to the federal appeals court in the district of columbia, and then probably be appealed by whoever lost to the united states supreme court. that could take about two years, but if they sue, so that's the situation that we have now. that's the situation that we have "ow-— that's the situation that we have now. how realistic is it for this app _ have now. how realistic is it for this app to _ have now. how realistic is it for this app to actually - have now. how realistic is it for this app to actually be i for this app to actually be banned, or do you think tiktok will try to divest its us state? . �* , will try to divest its us state? . �*, . ., will try to divest its us state? . �*, ., ., , ., state? that's another question, th

liquefied gas supplies from russia in the fourteenth package of sanctions, swedish foreign minister tobias will also fight the so-called shadow fleet,

tobias ellwood, former middle east minister, thank you forjoining us from london.cutive of the intelligence assessment and he gave this analysis of the current situation. it seems to have been somewhat a mixture. roughly 170 to 185 drones, an older design at this point, but familiar to people who have seen these operate over ukraine, i am sure in the last couple of years, so familiar to anyone who has been tracking the situation. these are propeller powered, pretty slow and crude, and that made up the majority of what came in. after those, much lower flying drones that steadily made their way to israel, around 30 long—range cruise missiles, these are much more threatening, and the most threatening things of all, around 110 120 ballistic missiles launched at a range of 2,000 kilometres, the best things in iran's general arsenal and were deployed against israel. as you heard, of those, none of the drones made it at all to israeli territory, none of the cruise missiles made it to israeli territory — they were intercepted by israel and its allies including the us, uk a

view , this will be the most important step for the european union, he said swedish foreign minister tobias. but the economic consequences could be critical. a sharp restriction on liquefied natural gas purchases will likely lead to an energy shock for the european market, finance notes. times, because russia is now the second largest supplier to europe after the united states; its share was about 16% last year. in total, the bloc countries imported 15.5 million tons of russian lng, with france, spain and belgium among the main buyers. this is not the first attempt bring in gas or flared natural gas, sanctions packages have been undertaken over the past few years. energy balance, as noted by the agency for cooperation of energy market regulators, it will be extremely difficult for the european union to find a balance between its own security and the desire to strike a blow to russia’s income. after the winter season passed, the level of reserves in the gas storage facilities of eu countries dropped below 60%, now amounting to just under 66 billion cubic meters. a significant share of these

this was stated by swedish foreign minister tobias billström.according to him, the european union will also fight the so -called shadow fleet. which transports lng, europe may adopt a new package of restrictions this spring. earlier , the berliner zeitung wrote that without russian lng, the eu will face an energy shock. last year , our country accounted for 16% of all european imports. the main topic this year's st. petersburg international economic forum will be the basis of a lot of polarity. this was announced by the organizer of the pif, the roscongress foundation. the business program will be divided into four. thematic blocks will discuss not only the prospects of economics and technology, but issues of social development. the forum will be held from june 5 to june 8. let me remind you that last year napmf concluded more than 900 agreements, worth almost 4 trillion rubles. for the first time, gazprom has surpassed turkmenistan in pipeline gas supplies to china. in february , the country purchased 2.5 billion cubic meters from russia, - rep

political point of view, this will be a major step for the european union, said swedish foreign minister tobiasbe critical. a sharp restriction on liquefied natural gas purchases will likely lead to an energy shock for the european market, notes the financial times. after all, russia is now second in terms of supply volumes to... after the united states, its share was about 16% last year. in total, the bloc countries imported 15.5 million tons of russian lng, with france, spain and belgium among the main buyers. this is not the first attempt to introduce gas or liquefied natural gas into the sanctions packages; similar ones have been made over the past 2 years. shares, but every time there were some internal tensions, undercurrents that did not allow this step to be taken, it is clear why, because many european companies are involved in this business, plus this gas now plays a critical role in ensuring energy balance, as noted by the agency for... cooperation of energy market regulators, the european union will find it extremely difficult to find a balance between its own security and the desir

well, as you were just hearing from tobias ellwood, after six months of delays in washington, the u.soved the ukraine bill, this afternoon it was signed into law by president biden. it releases $61 billion in funding for the war effort, a further $9 billion will go toward humanitarian support. the first strontium that support, as you can see from that list, is already on its way and it is a pretty extensive list. the president was clear about what it all means for those serving on the frontline. >> they are cheering as they watch the houseboat the support for ukraine. it is not like they don't understand what we have done. it is not like they don't understand what has been critical. we don't merely watch global events unfold, we shape them. that is what it means to be an indispensable nation. that is what it means to be the world's superpower. >> some equally good news from berlin. the u.k. and german governments have pledged to support ukraine rishi sunak in the german chancellor olaf scholz agreed and industrial program to new artillery systems. more than 8 million pounds. that mill

view, this will be the most important step for the european union, said swedish foreign minister tobiasonsequences could be critical. a sharp restriction on purchases of liquefied natural gas will likely lead to an energy shock for the european market, notes the financial times. after all, russia is now second in terms of supplies to europe after the usa. its share was about 16% last year. in total, the bloc countries imported 15... lng, the main buyers include france, spain and belgium. this is not the first attempt to introduce gas or liquefied natural gas into the sanctions packages; such actions have been taken over the past two years, but each time some internal tensions and undercurrents arose . which did not allow us to take this step, it is clear why, because many european companies are involved in this business, plus this gas now plays a critical role in ensuring the energy balance. as the agency for cooperation of energy market regulators notes, it will be extremely difficult for the european union to find a balance between its own security and the desire for... a blow to russ

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affairs of sweden tobias bilström.this statement appeared on the eve of the meeting of the ministers of foreign affairs of the eu countries in luxembourg. work on these restrictions has only begun - says the minister of foreign affairs of sweden. but i will just remind you that unknown oil traders started to appear in the trade of barrels between moscow and india. they supply a resource to asian countries with their tankers. official delhi follows the substance of the sanctions. regarding the russian somcomflot, but it works with unofficial suppliers and only accumulates its reserves of russian oil and also receives a discount from the kremlin, well, this is such a double game in india, well, in fact, in china , the sanctions regarding the somcomplot are carried out, but the shadow tankers are bloody they buy barrels, but the question is that sooner or later it will also be possible to stop, just not, you know, a huge tanker is not fast. will turn into the sea, likewise, the sanctions against these tankers are also not

this was announced by the minister of foreign affairs of sweden, tobias bilström.is statement appeared on the eve of the meeting of the ministers of foreign affairs of the eu countries in luxembourg. work on these restrictions has only begun - he says the minister of foreign affairs of sweden, but i will only remind you that unknown oil traders began to appear in the trade of barrels between moscow and india. they deliver. resource to the asian country with its tankers, the official delhi essentially complies with the sanctions against the russian somcom fleet, but it works with unofficial suppliers and only accumulates its reserves of russian oil, and also receiving a discount from the kremlin, well, this is such a double game in india, well in fact, even in china , sanctions regarding the so-called conspiracy are implemented, and bloody barrels are bought from shady tankers. well yes, but the question is that sooner or later it will also be possible to stop it, you just don’t know, as the tanker is huge, it won’t turn around quickly in the sea, and the sanctions

to help ukraine on its way to the european union, said the minister of foreign affairs of sweden, tobiasröm. according to him, this initiative will facilitate the european integration of ukraine. also, the head of the swedish foreign ministry believes that it is necessary to strengthen the role of nato in providing assistance to the ukrainian army, it is about improving the coordination of military support and the supply of equipment. free trade between ukraine and canada, the verkhovna rada of ratification. forged a corresponding agreement, informs people's representative yaroslav zheleznyak. the initiative was supported by 317 people's deputies. this agreement will open up new opportunities for ukrainian business. thus, ukrainian manufacturers will be able to expand the sales market and develop and modernize their own production, employees of ukrainian companies that will provide services in canada will be able to work in the country in support of the security of ukraine under simplified conditions. just like... ukraine, moldova hopes to start negotiations with the eu by the end of jun

out of time we haven't had much insurance or i apologize for that, but i just listening to the way tobias is b choosing his was so costly. and i understand that this is a very complex subject within germany. but isn't to the point now with jeremy's tied itself up and not somebody still stay at that. there is a lot of debates around these really government and support for it. so criticism for to was criticizing it, is that, are you feeling the people are allowed to say what they feel? no, absolutely not. there is a culture of censorship, and people are being cancelled say every day in germany and journalists and of university professors and are simply not allowed to just speak their mind, including a jewish activities joyce color. they're also assignments to every day. if they dare to support the student rights, i think that's a what to and mr. veterinary referred to in terms of german, german, some, a culture memory. a comfortable memory is completely failed because germany was supposed to be the 1st country in the world to recognize the warning signs, hunger, masturbation being used as a

but just listening to the way tobias is b choosing his was so costly. and i understand that this is a very complex subject within germany, but isn't to the point now where jeremy is tied itself up and not somebody. so say at that there is a lot of debates around these really governments and support for it. so criticism for to was criticizing it, is that, are you feeling the people are allowed to say what they feel, you know, ultimately not. there is a culture of censorship, and people are being cancelled say every day in germany and the journalists, adam university professors, and are simply not allowed to to speak their mind, including a jewish activate choice color. they're also silenced to every day, if they dare to support the student rights. i think that's a what a mr. veterinary referred to in terms of german, german, some, a culture memory, a comfortable memory that's completely failed because germany was supposed to be the 1st country in the world to recognize the warning signs, hunger, masturbation being used as a weapon of war, dehumanizing an

what we're doing now is applying title 2 tobias and giving everyone a title 2 authority and we are revoking it. but the f.c.c. now is a database of all entities that are providing bias and that data does not list any of those chinese entities. why is that? my understanding is the reason why is because they are offering cloud services and data center services and private services that don't qualify as bias. if they have been doing something that constitutes bias then we should have taken enforcement action against them a while ago for failing to identify themselves in our bdc data collection. based on that evidence, it seems to me reclassifying the internet's title 2 in saying that we're giving them title 2 licenses and asking them to turn any of nose that they have. i think we should do what i said we should do a while ago. step back even further than f.c.c., congress has existing authorities today that would allow them to go after any entity based on being behold on to the ccp. if the federal government believes and i actually do believe they shouldn't be doing business here, we can and sh

former chair of the defence select committee tobias ellwood, told gb news the uk will be obuged told gb news the uk will be obliged obliged to stop arms sales if israel has broken international law. >> i absolutely support israel's right to prosecute and to go after hamas after what they did. but i also disagree with israel's military response, which seems to be without clarity of what its strategy is, what's the governance structure that it's working towards? what is going to be the post security environment that it's building? what is actually in what we're seeing is actually in information, we're seeing this, conflict beyond the conflict spread beyond the middle east because of what's going on, because what israel is doing, that is why david cameron is saying there needs be is saying there needs to be conditions on what's going on. >> the government is preparing to deploy a royal navy ship to get more aid into gaza. the vessel, which is not being named for security reasons, will deliver vital supplies . it's deliver vital supplies. it's part of an international effort to establish

i'm following jamie dimon's advice and trying tobias sets and investments that appreciate as inflationeats up. stuart: i need a drum roll and we're coming up to your exotic investment of the week. pfix, that's something to do with housing. pfix. am i right? >> it's interest rates and jamie dimon thinks interest rates can go to 8%. we're talking about a gain of about 70% in terms of where interest rates are right now, stuart. they're barely even 5%. i'm buying pfix. this one goes up when interest rates goes up. it was up 60% back in 2022. you remember that's when interest rates rates soared and interest rate expectations for cuts reigned in this week. if interest rates go up, this will do quite well. stuart: pfix, buy it if you think interest rates are going occupy. jonathan hoenig, thank you very much. see you again real soon. have a good weekend. lauren's back looking at movers including especially a b lackrock. lauren: they reversed course and was higher after reporting a record $10.5 trillion in assets under management, but their inflows are slowing and falling because slimes are si

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former chair of the defence select committee , tobias defence select committee, tobias ellwood told gbales if israel has broken international law . law. >> i absolutely support israel's right to prosecute and to go after hamas after what they did. but i also disagree vie with israel's military response, which seems to be without clarity of what its strategy is. what's the governance structure that it's working towards? what is going to be the post security environment that building? environment that it's building? what in what we're seeing is actually in the information , we're seeing the information, we're seeing this, conflict spread beyond the middle east because of what's going on, because what israel is doing that is why david cameron is saying needs be is saying there needs to be conditions on what's going on. >> the deputy prime minister has denied claims that the uk is failing to prepare for war. oliver dowden is defending the government after outgoing armed forces ministerjames heappey forces minister james heappey told the telegraph only ministry of defence officials attended

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