tom crone, the green party. _ are as follows. tom crone, the green party, 26,417. _ are as follows. green party, 26,417. jade louise marsden, the conservative party candidate, 27,708~ _ the conservative party candidate, 27,708. rob mcallister—bell, liberal democrats, 23,666. steve rotheram, the laneur— democrats, 23,666. steve rotheram, the labour party, 183,932. cheering thank you. and ian edward smith, independent, 11,032. the number of ballot _ independent, 11,032. the number of ballot papers rejected was as follows _ ballot papers rejected was as follows. once of official marks, one _ follows. once of official marks, one. voting for more candidates than entitled, _ one. voting for more candidates than entitled, 278. writing or a mark by which _ entitled, 278. writing or a mark by which a _ entitled, 278. writing or a mark by which a voter can be identified, 13. unmarked — which a voter can be identified, 13. unmarked or void for uncertainty, 1974. _ unmarked or void for uncertainty, 1974, making the total rejected 2266 _ 1974, making the total rejected 2266. the electorate was 1

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tom: the granular detail on these oil markets. thank you very much indeed. coming up, how polysilicon supply chains are causing a trade war. our weekly deep dive into the greennergy transition is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back. time now for our weekly deep dive into the green energy transition. this week, we look at polysilicon. used in most solar modules. why u.s. china trade tensions have made it a hot commodity. why are governments supporting policy production outside of china then? >> mostly it's the u.s. that is supporting this policy of production outside of china. last month, the u.s. awarded $256 million tax credit to accompany to build the first greenfield polysilicon out of china for years. the reason that the u.s. is doing this is that china makes about 95% of the world's polysilicon. mostly in a province where there are human rights concerns and therefore restrictions on exporting it to the u.s.. clearly this is something of a dependence worldwide. china makes 95% of the stuff. tom: offering a technology edge over the heavyweights in the industry. talk to us about the positioning amongst these different players then. >> ok. polysili

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green. the city where you tom, all right, from where i went across now to our corresponding economy, he is in keith. nick, what did you make of this latest news coming from the park? he's region. what's going on of the front? it's really difficult to get a handle on the situation. the geography is pretty complex. you've got some fighting going on near of of chance, which is about 70 kilometers northeast of kind of give just on that russian frontier but use a half of pulse, fighting directly north of kind of give in the kind of village along the board of this which which are about themselves, 50 comes away as the crow flies from of chance. and then reports of some of the, some of the villages also affected slightly further away. so this is a big area. this is a reminder that ukraine has a very, very long border about a 1000 kilometers with russia. so even away from the front lines, there is no surgeon needs to be controlled. and they have been expectation that something might happen because especially was building up troops in that part of the country. and you just a couple hours ago, it reall

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green. really feeling what we got from nvidia. tom: avril hong, thank you very much indeed. staying on the story and getting more analysis, the chipmaker at the center of the ai boom surging in late trading after smashing expectations and delivering a bullish sales forecast. the ceo further stoked excitement by talking about the dawning of a new era. >> the next industrial revolution has begun. countries and companies are partnering with nvidia to shift the $1 trillion installed base of traditional data centers to accelerated computing and to build a new type of data center, ai factories, to produce a new economy, artificial intelligence. tom: let's bring in matt bloxham from bloomberg intelligence. any other ceo who described their sector at the next industrial revolution would be looked at as concern that was hyperbole, but the numbers suggest you have to take this seriously. how long can they keep up this incredible growth? >> that is the question people are asking themselves a lot more given the massive ramp up of their revenue, tripling of revenue in that quarter and st

they're tom massey and march, you tailor green, who are going to vote and you, and you suggested that there are probably going to be others voting against the motion to table and maybe even voting to remove him and then the big question, of course, is of the 213 democrats, if that's the correct number, again, changes week by week how are they going to vote? >> my time and it's a good question because there are those members on the left, particularly more than more progressive members, who are saying that they would not support a conservative speakers and they're going to vote out. >> they would try to vote out my johnson if they could. but that is not the view of the depth i'm a critic leadership hakeem jeffries made it clear where he stands on a line. the more mainstream democrats, the people who are aligned with leadership, more moderate members are aligned with hakeem jeffries on this issue. so we expect a sizable amount. it's unclear exactly how many i would the best or maybe maybe 30 or 40 democrats who may vote to try to advance this resolution. will see they have not formally w

the reform party on 12, lib dems on nine, greens on eight. look, tomout twice what labour need for a majority. this is a worse defeat for the conservatives since 1997. now, of course, the polls will change. we know this race will likely narrow as many of those undecided voters start to make their decisions. but this is a really bleak start for rishi sunak and his party on day two of the campaign. >> a bleak start, a huge labour lead immediately looking at those numbers for the first time, i know that your polls have often had reform a little bit higher than 12. do you think that the news that this has happened so soon, the ambiguity at the time that you conducted the poll about whether nigel would stand or not, do you think that's hurting reform , it's too that's hurting reform, it's too early to know for sure. i reform will be squeezed. we know that. we saw the brexit party be squeezed at the 2019 general election. we also saw ukip, in 2015 of course, do quite well . 2015 of course, do quite well. still polling 12.5% with nigel farage campaigning . bu

so pecker and hicks both extremes greene really important. >> and tom, part of hicks testimony focus on how trump was more worried about how his wife, melania, would perceive this wall street journal story about his alleged affair with stormy daniels. and she testified, quote he wanted me to make sure that the newspapers weren't delivered to his residence that morning? >> do you think that she throws the defense a lifeline here that they're going to argue and have been arguing what he was just trying to defend himself personally at home with his wife absolutely. i think there's no doubt that when it comes time for closing arguments, the defense team is going to circle back to her testimony on exactly that point. to be fair. she did talk a lot about this mixed motive that obviously president trump candidate trump was concerned what would happen politically if the stormy daniels story broke before the election. but to your point, she also testified that trump was worried about what his wife would think and when so far i'm kind of own stuff acquaint effort to conceal the knowledge from

tom murphy gets the thrill of a lifetime. that goes over the green monster for his first home run at the giant. it is one, nothing. san francisco, top of 4th giants down 2 to one man on second and 3rd, mike yastremski. now that's about as picture perfect a pub. and as you can lay down that scores, michael conforto, we have a tie game. it 3 to 2 now scores and jalen duren. he has killing the giants over the last couple of days and it continues today. he rips a shot to right. that is stasd-up. triple. it 42. just telling them. all right-y in the 5th. dominic smith to add insult to injury. he hits a laser. jung lee. he makes the throw. it does not quite make it. murphy saves it. the run scores socks take game 2.62. after being shut out last night, the giants could only muster up 2 runs on 5 hits. alright pirates an a's in the coliseum. i'm at in time out to get the former giant pitcher ross stripling hasn't won a game since october. first 2022, i'm going with the blue jays desperately wants to win, which could also. give the a's a sweep no score in the

tom murphy. it's the thrill of a lifetime. he hit one over the green monster. i've set up there. really one. nothing giants top of the 4th giants down 2 to one man on second and 3rd, mike yastremski. asked about his textbook but as you can lay down. have a tie game after run-scorer. yes, his mom's loving it. 3, 2 red sox. now jarren duran. he killed the giants on tuesday. continued that trend. today. he rips a shot to right that plates. another run your and had to stand up. triple lead 42. that's all the sox really needed. the giants could only muster 2 runs on 5 hits case in point, jorge soler shows the team's frustration is going to hit a laser to 3rd. what play and has served to take off after that. look at 11 and gets you angry and look at the dozens. give like giant. they lose this 62. all right. let's head out to the town game 3 of series with the pirates, former giant ross stripling on the mound for oakland. hasn't gotten a win since october. first 2022 with the blues. a second. no score. abraham toro hernandez sends one out to center field. >> that's his 3rd home run of the season. t

tom: you can see the interview on leaders with lock what goes green tonight in the u.s.30 p.m. london time on thursday. other stories, openai's chief scientist is leaving the company planning to work on an undisclosed project. one of several who moved to fire ceo sam altman. openai's trajectory has been nothing short of miraculous. they were described as one of the greatest minds of our generation. coming up, elian's reports better than expected operating profit and inflows. pimco part of that business. speaking to the company cfo in the next couple of minutes that is next, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. i am tom mackenzie in london. these are the stories that set your agenda. little stocks are set for a fresh record high as investors away today's key u.s. inflation data. interest rates will likely be higher for longer. china is considering buying millions of unsold homes in shoring up its debt ridden property markets. plus earnings have been in focus, rising profit with clients adding 32 billion euros. the commerce bank upgrades its outlook

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green to moody seeking this tom and the national elections are seen as a test of this project because dominance. his supporters credits him for the successful tenure. the base at which we are able to go to the group. the b to has viewed and for such a view defense, it does main building it as it is truly one mentioned the voting for the remaining 57 seats on june. first, they wrap up a 6 week collection, that votes being counted onto the full on the consumption of these single at least 20 people. mostly children had been killed in a fight as an amusement park and with an india's cause you were at the home state of prime minister and the range ramadi. official site bodies had been taken to a hospital for examination. firefighters rushed to the scene. this huge smoke cloud seemed rising from the far the gaming arcade, and the city of raj costs investigation has been launched. so still a hit here on al jazeera, an indian direct and makes history at the cannes film festival. and in sport, an uncle decides the african champions league final, and he will be here with that store. the in some

another issue, we have to discuss with all the stakeholders how to implement the green deal, but it is essential to implement it. tomwhat should the priorities be in terms of challenges with competitiveness within the eu and the need to shore up the defense industry? >> first, i think competitiveness is about investment, it's about productivity and here we are lagging behind in terms -- in comparison to u.s. and others. i think we have to push for investment. investment means better financial conditions. again, we are back to the european capital market. the second one is about energy. energy prices are more than doubled. those in the u.s. and even higher than those in china. we have to work on a real energy policy at european levels. so these are the two major issues for competitiveness. the third one you mention his defense, yes, we have to invest in our defense industry. boldly, rapidly, urgently and this can only be done in a european context because these investments are quite important, quite huge. so we have to mobilize with resources to strengthen our defense industry as we have also to invest in our defense

offended body of marjorie taylor green but quickly to katie's pongt last thing i anticipated doing today was googling what baby girl means. and what that insult is. tomby girl is a term that refers to like a attractive 25 something hollywood guy like harry styles or something. i think he's a baby girl i'm not sure what that sling was. will the me say about this about it thomas jefferson wrote a manual about civility which is what the house rules that's why aoc was sayings having the words taken down. >> eyelash in it should not revile or unmannerly words against a particular member and i do belief that threshold may have been met there. >> i don't know if they saw the play hamilton but they get into. tom: next possible drug testing before the presidential debates. >> going to be so jacked up for those debates. you watch. i'm going to demand a drug test too by the way. i am. i really am. you are going to love one nation john lovett time to stawngdz and speak out as emanuel they wrote a book about difficult conversation with a jew important conversation we have to have. we have another great roster guest don't miss a minute coming your way it is saturd

tom murphy. it's thrill of a lifetime hitting one. high and deep over the greennster for his first home run as a giant. it is one nothing. the ants down 2 to one. now, man on second and 3rd, mike yastremski with the beautiful fun michael conforto scores. we have a tie game. yes, his mom loving in the stands. they got routes in boston is 3 to

green shoots into the future. it was not the story a few months ago. tomit seems to be quite the about-face, but you are unpacking the rationale. what are the different political combinations that would be most favorable for seen as most favorable by investors and for the south african economy? jennifer: the real concern was some of the more populist left-leaning parties would get more of the majority and the ruling anc would have to form some sort of coalition and have to concede to some demands from some of these parties, but potentially now the polling is looking like the anc forming a coalition with the democratic alliance or even the ifp, which is a more business friendly, market friendly party, and potentially that means the anc can continue with policy continuity. investors in the survey said a lot of these fiscal reforms gives them optimism, and potentially that means we will see a lot of local assets over performing. we have seen the rand and local stocks and bonds performing quite well, but the one caveat is that investors are saying these more f

yeah, we see to tom pulls on the end of us, you want to know, but you know, if you mutual municipal, many squares have already gone green, like the plaster on us you or this round about in the south of paris, which is being transformed into an urban forest, since trees are also key to quoting down to city, and there is a sense with not only become an open as swimming pool, it's already making a cooling contribution. this eco friendly cooling system is quotes pressure to putting a network of underground multiply, so that is connected to water keep systems in over 700 buildings across the city. we pay a visit to $1.00 of its main plans, this one kayak, canada. these homes push ice cases history, the system which was cleaned by refrigeration units, which he talked in the price. i thought he was dissipated into the sam. it's also a place to a secondary 2nd. the system can seems off as much electricity as a conventional conditioning unit. what's more, not electricity comes entirely from renewable energy, mainly from solar panels. today, the network has 90 kilometers this type. and the company plans to triple that over the ne

tom with it's 8000000 inhabitants. and more than 2 and a half 1000000 vehicles is still waiting for a subway. the fact that there was a green oasis here in the middle of all this traffic is rather unusual. but it's the result of long term planning to transform the neighborhood at the center of the city. as a job with, to learn a little that see, look at how i live it is, i read, i suspect it keeps getting bigger. it's not just about this axis. you can see that the shops on the cross streets have also sets up the tables outside the the tables look very nice and give everything here more color and more life coding must be an incentive in the areas were designed by the residents themselves for the benefit of pedestrians with painted flower pots and bicycle racks on the street. they're all measures that are cost effective, simple and quick to implement things on the when yeah, we worked with the community from the beginning, but they told us the problem of what my bill is. he was like in the neighborhood, i mean, yeah, the yeah, but then we made this design and tested out in a few pilot projects in columbus when we implemented

tom which is disgusting. speak to the color is not brown or black the color is green.d he needs answers and positive movement to get us out of the ditch and inflation that we are in right now. if you do want to concentrate on the color it may not just be black people or hispanic people he loses. >> emily: jury deliberations are underway in new york v. trump this morning, judge merchan repeated parts of the jury instruction, the jury is requested to rehear several pieces of evidence. the court also won over parts of david packer and michael cohen's testimony to which many jury mentors jotted down notes as they listen. another verdict could come in any moment now we will bring you live updates from the courthouse all hour long. plus, supreme court justice samuel fires back on calls to recuse himself from cases involving donald trump coming up next. healthier pet food. it's amazing what real food can do. hi, i'm ben and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) with other programs i've tried in the past they were unsustainable, just too restrictive. with golo i can enjo

tom homan, fox news contributors marc thiessen and byron york. house gop infighting, where does this lead? marjorie taylor greene wants to force a floor vote next week to try to oust speaker johnson. we're going to get you updated on that. plus, will voters see through this? president biden blocks cameras with a cloud of aides so voters don't see how old he looks when walking. polls show the majority of voters say he's too old to run again. and former biden officials grilled on capitol hill about why they engaged in censorship during the pandemic. why that was the historic turning point of america's feeling lied to by the government. and we've got 20 the states suing the biden white house for refusing parole authority by directly flying in now 400,000 illegal migrants into with 45 u.s. airports, the majority flown into florida. what's governor desantis going to do about that? plus laffer tengler investment' ceo nancy tengler, she's terrific. new sound from former president trump hammering biden on the economy as biden campaigns on raising everyone's taxes. even jimmy carter did not do that. jimmy carter campaign

green power, including solar through public-private partnership. what i haven't said it for how long the lights will stay on after the election. tomjennifer reporting there. we have plenty more coming up, including keeping across these markets. a big week in terms of the inflation data and the focus of commodities. more supportive measures from china on the property sector. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back. the philippines first major storm of the year has reportedly left left. the philippine daily inquirer said an infant and two others died after they were hit by falling trees. the typhoon who is expected to lose philippine waters on thursday before moving to the south of japan. much of south and southeast asia have been sweltering under a severe heat wave, one that has caused power outages and death across the region. it is a problem aggravated by a changing climate and poor urban design. paul allen has more. paul: for two weeks now, the 15 million residents have been baking in a heat wave. temperatures in parts of pakistan have been nudging 50 degrees celsius, 122 degrees fahrenheit. surrounded by concrete w

tom vacar ktvu fox two news earlier at four, professor andrew fraknoi told us this will be a subtle light show, not the flashy greenves you may have seen in photos. >> one trick that people might appreciate is that your smartphone camera can see some of these reddish waves from the curtains of light in the sky better than your eyes. so if you're in a dark location, you might want to take out your smartphone and take a photo of the sky. and you might see these subtle red glows better with that photo than you would just with a quick glance with your eyes. >> some of the professor's tips for the best viewing are to get away from city lights, and find a place with a good view of the northern horizon. and if you miss it this weekend, this period of sun activity will linger a while, so there may be more chances in the next year. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630. after a week of dramatic testimony, prosecutors in former president trump's new york trial are preparing for their key witness to take the stand next week. >> and pride month is less than a month away. but one major retailer is already making big decisions about

marjorie taylor greene is trying to oust him and democrats could be the one who keep him in that position. if everything plays out in this deeply draconian way, the way toms predicting, are democrats going to rue the day they helped this guy? >> there is always the risk of someone worse than mike johnson if that is even imaginable. that is what they could do. but what it comes down to is. >> this campaign is so much smarter. >> congress takes office before. we have been talking about it with project 2025. they have essentially created. i know you had sam jacobs on. he mentioned this ideological intellectual legal framework that project 2025 skit is doing. like that key and peele skit like obama had the anger trance later. they are taking trump's ravings and codifying it into calm policy that can get achieved. i know we were talking about the dismantling of agencies and the purging of civil servants. they have the plan to do so. and that is the other side of this. purging civil servants. reimpreimplementing f. the dystopian future every american should be aware of. >> another f is in my mind now. nobody is going anywhere. when we return, protests on colle

green, though, for most of this market. the s&p is barely hanging on the big news, obviously, weiss, we're roughly 1% from a new record high on the s&p 500 tom lee says we're still a buy in may jonathan krinsky, the path of least resistance, new highs. are you on that page, too? >> i'm on that page for now for sure after powell's dovish comments, and i said this last week or the week before, after the market sold off a little bit, what's going on here? he put a flurry into the market and said no more rate increases. so if you were worried about that, that's off the table now what was jomo turned into fomo the joy of missing out as the market was declining has turned into the fear of missing out genl that's the narrative that's been constant for the last year, i think it is, and i'm the longest i've been in memory, actually, and it's not because my memory is short, as you're about to say. >> i'm glad you said it. our viewers were thinking it i'm glad you confirmed it. >> i wanted to get that out there. i think moderation is in order here i actually think inflation numbers will be weaker tuesday and wednesday. >> you're longer the market now t

green has been a very hot color over the last few years in watches. and we introduced series 800 now about 20 years ago with derek jeter and tom brady.ntinued to sell our series 800 collection very well. we've integrated and have expanded it over the last number of years, and if that'll be one of the product lines that had been featured in our new campaign in the fall. liz okay. when you come back to show us and tell us and bring those celebrities on the show. that's so nice of you, efraim ram, thank you for agreeing to do that. [laughter] it's been great to see you. >> thank you. liz: all right. the conviction of president donald trump may not be a negative vent for his white house run, at least at the moment when it comes to fund raising. charlie gasparino has details on how trump supporters are donating conviction cash to support the republican presidential candidate. he breaks it next on "the claman count countdown." look at the dow, up 358 points on this friday. ♪ we love being outside, but the sun makes our deck and patio too hot to enjoy. now thanks to our new sunsetter retractable awning, we can select full sun or instant sha

for his wells, one gaza lily green bag. coke, who works on the bobs and election campaign is a fast jewish official to publicly resign over the war. let's go to shepherd. tom sees live for us in washington dc, shap, so ciocca sore. exactly. what's been announce is an interesting thing. yes. is a fast jewish appointee in the by the administration to resign, but in fact a member of the defense intelligence agency on monday he resigned who was also have jewish this time. but he wasn't an appointee been working his way out of the system . the d, i is the pentagon equivalent of a c a, but i'll give you some choice, bit strong from the vector itself. he talks about how much she believed and by the fighting for a bedroom america. but then she says that she, if she was thrilled to join the development ontario, but, but what she suggests what's, what's the point of power if you contact your use of i can no longer in good countries continue to represent this administration. and it's present bible's disastrous continued support for israel and genocide and goals. and she says she talks about how all right and finally escaped the symmetric persecution in europe. and th

. >> greene tonight insist though that she is still following trump's lead i'm the biggest supporter president trump and that's why i proudly wear this maga hat tom foreman is out front we're going to reelect our favorite president, the greatest president, in united states history, donald j. >> trump, right? georgia, from from the get-go, it was a conservative dream team. >> let's get the firebrand president and his uncompromising congressional ally pledging allegiance and for extern, not only do we support president trump, we support his palm and republican that isn't willing to adapt these policies. >> we are coming currently eradicating from the party, then 2022. i'm going to blow away the democrats socialist agenda ran won her seat in a deep red corner of georgia by embracing the trump base two, it's far right edge talking up conspiracy theories about nine and 11, so-called plane that crashed into the pentagon tracing a survivor of a school massacre, claiming he was a shill for gun control. and he's a coward. he can't say one word because he can't defend his stance wink to q and on made veiled threats of violence against democrats and raged a

marjorie taylor greene is trying to oust mike johnson and it's democrats who could be the ones who keep him in that position. if everything plays out in this deeply draconian way, the way tom is predicting, are democrats going to rue the day that they helped this guy? >> there's always the risk of someone worse than mike johnson, if that's even imaginable, but that's the risk and i think that's what they might buffer it for, and that's what they could do. but really what it comes down to is i like the point you make about how they've learned from last time and that's a great point. >> his campaign is so much smarter and more disciplined. even if trump doesn't seem to be, his operation is. >> executive, and congress takes office before j6 so whatever changes happen there, that's going to essentially impact what happens next. meanwhile that transition team in waiting, talking about project 2025, they have essentially created -- i know you had samuel jacobs on a couple months ago. he mentioned this ideological/intellectual/legal framework that project 2025 is doing. you know that key and peeled skit where obama had a translator? trump has the reverse of that. they are taking

marjorie taylor greene is trying to oust mike johnson, and it is democrats who could be the ones who keep him in that position. if everything plays out in this deeply draconian way, the way tomcting, are democrats going to rue the day they help this guy? >> there is always the risk of someone worse than mike johnson, if that is even imaginable. if that is the risk, i think that is something they might buffer for and that is what they can do. but really what it comes down to is i like the point you made about how they have learned from last time. and that's a great point. >> this campaign is so much smarter and more discipline. even if trump doesn't seem to be, his operation is. >> and congress takes office before january 6, so whatever changes happen there, that is what is going to essentially impact what happens next. meanwhile, the transition we've been talking about with 2025, they have been, i know you had sam jacobs on a couple nights ago, he mentioned this ideological, intellectual, legal framework the project 2025 is doing. trump has the reverse of that. they are taking his ravings and they are codifying it into calm, deliberate policy that can actually get achieved.

as you know, marjorie taylor greene has put in a motion to vacate there has been meetings between her, tomassey and speaker johnson to discuss that. where are you on that, what do you think of that motion? guest: i think it's a horrible idea. i think a move like that to oust the speaker again in an election year would be catastrophic for the party, i think that's the message being delivered by not only the speaker, but other members of the house freedom caucus. certainly president trump has come out against it and so i think she's beginning to hear that this is not a good idea. host: i will play you a short portion of what she said, this is represented of marjorie taylor greene after her meeting with speaker johnson. host: we've --[video clip] >> right now the ball is in mike johnson's court. he understands he has to be our republican speaker of the house. the things we've discussed about the got leaked out to the press are very simple and they heard -- serve the american people, they serve those that gave us the majority and we are interested in these actions not his words. >> what is the

greens co—leader. right. so let's have a listen. tom harwood . he was a listen. tom harwood. today where ed davey was campaigning. >> but here in south cambridgeshire, a vital target for the liberal democrats . for the liberal democrats. >> while they haven't been hitting the major headlines with a national campaign , the liberal a national campaign, the liberal democrats do tend to dig in in specific areas and fight a highly targeted battle . it's not highly targeted battle. it's not about the wider vote share for the lib dems, it's more about those targets and getting the vote out where it counts . and vote out where it counts. and here in south cambridgeshire could be one of those seats. it's been tory for as long as people can remember, but recently the council here turned lib dem and that's where they think they've got an opportunity, of course, just up the road in the city of cambridge, that used to be a lib dem seat. it's currently held by the labour party . but there's the labour party. but there's been demographic change as people can't afford to live in cambridge ci

tom forming in washington. >> and this is cnn right now we want to bring you a part of those remarks from the house speaker mike johnson, only moments after the house killed representative marjorie taylor greens motion to try to oust him as speaker. >> take a listen that to some of those remarks i'm glad that this distraction is not going to inhibit that important work and all of the other things that are on the table and on the agenda for u.s. right now, hopefully this is the end of the personality politics and the frivolous character assassination that has defined 118th congress it's regrettable, it's not who we are as americans and we're better than this. we need to get we're going to keep you updated with any more new developments also tonight, a potential setback for the prosecution of donald trump in georgia. state appeals court has agreed to consider if district attorney of funny willis should be disqualified from the election? subversion case, trump and his co defendants are appealing a judge's ruling allowing funny to stay on the case. brian tatas joining u.s. right now, brian pump scoring and other win in his efforts to delay delay, delay, right? >> well, if he has now been successf

green credentials. so there we are, 8, let's speak to political editor tom harwood and get an update from him .im. so, tom, talk to me. give me an update on where we are with everything . where we are with everything. >> yeah, this is really day three of full time campaigning. day four since the election was called on wednesday afternoon and the leaders have been out and the leaders have been out and about, rishi sunak has been to four countries of the united kingdom. all corners of the united kingdom. but he's made some errors in his journeys. he ended up speaking from titanic quarter in belfast yesterday. now insert your own metaphor for the campaign. there also, of course, the launch when it was pounng course, the launch when it was pouring with rain. i have to tell you, standing in downing street as i was alongside our political editor , christopher political editor, christopher hope, for that speech, it was cold. it was sodden, it was not a good image and you could hear things can only get better being blasted through the street by a permanent protester named steve bray. but here's the iss

tom. and hi emily here from glasgow. that's right. we've been here for the unveiling of great british energy. a logo is being put out there. this is a state owned wind power, the greench labour will set up if sir keir starmer becomes prime minister in five weeks time, there's been some questions about sir keir starmer. he flew here by private jet. now close followers of this kind of thing will know that labouris kind of thing will know that labour is always criticising . labour is always criticising. rishi sunak was saying the same thing, sir keir starmer had to admit that in a press conference. and i asked anas sarwar, the scottish leader, whether he felt this was hypocritical . hypocritical. >> of course he's going to offset his carbon emissions, as you would expect him to do. but in this five week election campaign, we can't afford to waste any minute in trying to get right around the country, trying to persuade people to vote labour in this election , vote labour in this election, and keir wants to be and will be and keir wants to be and will be a prime minister for every part of the country. that means he has to get round every part of the country as much as he