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u. economy. and now the state duma, deputy lou needs slootsky, has said been binders and ministration, actually stops have become fixing ukraine. so the relationship between the us and russia have recently been as a story for low. but despite the old presence to me, patient has many times said that russia will work with any person in the white house. you lash above oliver ultra 0, most screw or, and polish prime minister donal to, to sca limited and bind support around the ukraine war when a knowledge in his decision in a statement say many times you have made difficult decisions that have made poland, america, and the world safer and democracy and freedom stronger. i know that you were guided by the same principles when announcing your latest decision, perhaps the most difficult one in your life force is in london with more on what leaders across europe have been saying. well that ends up contesting in the coming . your selection could be pivotal for the security situation in europe. and the nic

u. economy and another state dream interpretation. there need slootsky a said the binders and ministration actually stops and become fixing ukraine. so the relationship between the us and russia have recently been as a story for low. but despite the old presence of jimmy patient has many times said that russia will work with any person in the white house you lash above all of the older 0 most grew and i just wanna tell you about some news just coming in to california governor a gavin newsome endorses vice president harris for the democratic presidential nomination. this is, according to a post on the x. obviously. here was one of the people who was believed to be potentially in the running for a now many of the president for the democrats. but he has now come out and endorsed the vice president's. let's get you some more, a reaction, international reaction that you creased, present of alarm your zalinski as also react it to buttons announcements. he took to the social media platform x in fact bind for his on wavering support for you.

u. k. economy, the death situation, the european economies, enough of the place, all of which because of ridiculous policies that they were following, which at that time we want them about it's not that at that time we want telling them i was at that time the chair of the framework working group of the g 20 and i should meet that up people and i want them exactly what would happen with the policies and executive that have a person like who was so passionate dental as this amazing clarity has. i'm using the word boss as mr. moody, who is the list? great listener and who also has an amazing passion for our country is not somebody . but cellphones as you know, yes. and so you have a you have to have done your homework done the math. and so it has made a difference because a person like him is at the heading of the thing that's really, i mean, look of in the old what it tells you to do something and you're doing something else, right? bothered by using him to do something inside and then um it requires

u. economy. so according to below, due by that it has created problems all over the world and in his country as well. and another state do meant every t, v i need slootsky has said the blind and will go down in history as the main, a sponsor of the terrorist regime in ukraine. those were the direct speech of that mind. and his administration actually stops, has become fits in ukraine. and also we're hearing some voices say, basically genuine voice here is that nothing is going to change with a bite as withdrawal from the res. because his administration, if it stays in the white house, will continue supporting ukraine, will continue supplying weapons to ukraine. and also one of the most prominent of chung voice is also has said that uh the us industrial uh, the us minister miniature industrial complex doesn't really care whether to finance ukraine or any other country because they actually don't have all those countries. all they need. they need those countries to buy weapons from them. so obvious

u. economy and another state dream interpretation there need slootsky a set the binders, administration actually stands have become fixing ukraine. so the relationship between the us and russia have recently been as a story for low. but despite the old presence of jimmy patient has many times said that russia will work with any person in the white house, u dash above all of the ultra 0 most screw as well. that ends up contesting it the coming. your selection could be pivotal for the security situation in europe, and the nice person in statement on that school was one of the last ones to come through from europe as late as president for them is a let's give you cry. writing that ukraine was grateful for biden's unwavering support in the struggle against russia. and i'm the bike pauses on support in the united states. i was thankful for bite and supporting you, cried during the most dramatic moments in its history. i'm hoping the america's continued support and leadership will prevent russian aggression from paying off site price, foot wide and, and perhaps a veiled appeal to trump and th

u. s. economy that is defying inflation. as well as economist predictions the signs of victory where they are, the signs of a man in physical decline, where they are to all began as last over a series of gas became serious questions about a politician possibly too old for the demands of the us presidency biden's dismal performance and last month's debate with donald trump triggered an avalanche of calls for him to drop out of the race last weekend president by the balance that he will not seek re election last night. spite and spoke to the american people for the 1st time since ending his re election campaign, he did not mention his age or his health. he did mention that his administration had achieved a lot. in a moment, we'll discuss the buttons, legacy and his legacy building. but 1st, this report, i reviewed back in front of the cameras for the 1st time since biling out of the race to be re elected for joe biden, laid out the reasons for his decision. democracy. no racial weeks has become clear to me. i need you 9 my par

u. s . economy, and is the nation's largest expo to buy value. 37 percent of its revenue comes from us government contracts, including foreign military sales. is also nessa, with whom it has business in the billions. well, the store line a space project is beset with problems, costing, building $1500000000.00 and loss is a guilty plea potentially limit springs ability to secure government contracts, but agencies have the power to wave restrictions. a federal judge will now decide whether to accept the play do image and came out to 0 for counting the cost. joining us not from the 2nd floor as graham on web hazel ation analyst an advent fellow that runs off from school of international studies. good to have you with us again, a grants we heard a lawyer representing the victims. families is called the steel a slap on the wrist is, is that how you see it? a while i, my heart goes out to the families of the be the victims of the 70 southern mex crashes. i mean a truck 346 lives. a lot of any life is non

is a will see if the economy grows. is a u-turn coming _ will see if the economy grows. a make it work because two thirds of these people are in work— two thirds of these people are in work and — two thirds of these people are in work and what that means is that people _ work and what that means is that people are — work and what that means is that people are not being paid the full rate for— people are not being paid the full rate for the work they're doing. what _ rate for the work they're doing. what we're doing is subsidising employers who are pushing forward low pay~ _ employers who are pushing forward low pay. employers have to pay the ti l ht low pay. employers have to pay the right amount of money, you get a growing _ right amount of money, you get a growing economy by paying the workers — growing economy by paying the workers the right amount so they are not on _ workers the right amount so they are not on benefits and not having to get free — not on benefits and not having to get free school meals and having to use food _ get free school meals and having to use

and they say to grow the economy, the u. k. needs to be closer to the european union, but they will not rejoin so yes, it's a hallway house. will that be an improved relationship? show rejoining i think, counselor belongs, and be in by coming out of the big picture with you and looking at the next i was looking to be expect. so waiting for them all seems to be declared which will happen in the next 2 to 3 hours. we will get really a whole slew hotel skate of the votes being announced, and then we have to wait for any policy. presumably the legal policy crossing that's really important. we become off at $326.00 seats. then we'll be sure who will be the next government in the morning. we can expect the concession speech contributions to not. and then we'll see t as tom a, a go to the promised to meet the king, who is the head of state where he'll be off the phone, the new government. and we will be following that with you over the coming out with us. well, thank you so much for that deduct district. awesome, that's the now to

u. k. a. business savings and succeeded to be capturing the votes of many people who a really dissolution with the way to the political system and also the economy in the u. k. works, they feel excluded. sometimes shots, house decisions a fight for a foam is perceived to be if i, it's against the establishment. we've of course, seen similar policies, winds in other parts of europe. and i think in books and we're seeing something similar in the sense that, that we action against the establishment and interest of the sciences. the task ahead for labor in winning the trust of those people bouncing government. it has to show them the light, the government will make a difference of the account, trust, politics and government to make that long. spencer and what about the tories has been a calamitous night. so at least for them, some big guns have lost the seats. how will the conservative party recruit it will be very difficult and no doubt in the months ahead that will be recriminations and arguments about why they last just so badly bus. there will be a big debates in the part to you about something to mentally did the tories make a mistake? fine. mo

a national rally tri of code kill off e u, borrowing to fund defense, and transitioning to a green economy. critics of warranted the parties economic plans which include cutting taxes and raising wages will fuel inflation and brake e u deficit rules classes with the code week and the euro and to stabilize the whole continents finances. the party also wants to withhold part of francis contribution to the budget of the party has long had a strong anti immigrant stats. it's pledge to prioritize french born citizens for welfare benefits and housing, which is also against the rules. critics say it would formalize discrimination against immigrants at a time when the continent is struggling to come up with a common emigration policy. whatever happens in the 2nd round a voting manual and my call will still be president likely have to share power pointing a prime minister from another party. the presidency are radically directs foreign policy. the cabinet and the national assembly must sign off and pay the bills. setting the stage for in fighting and paralysis, and one of the use founding countries

economies. also a key ally to the u. s. have data to questions about the data choking many developing countries in africa and who is to blame for all of that. but this is what the present says is the plan for ken, you're going forward. we have dropped the financing piece. yeah. what does that mean? it means we have one box for most of us. it means that this here we have one tomorrow, like to and should be able to run our government from watch. we're seeing this major political move has lost present to the vacuum of the nation and the peace damage kanyes branch all the economy and democracy due to member area this year. the i am, if a good reach an agreement on the disbursement of loans that urge the canyon government to raise its revenue, the government's been decided to transfer the pain. and i mean onto it's people um, through tax policies that would 8 into the poorest and can, you know, young king is of no fee to that of the taxes will be used for the benefit even though. and that's why they've shifted the focus to makin

despite china's continued goals for peace and pro, fee hunting is a beloved line for asperger's economy. over the u. k is looking to bind its wealthy citizens from bringing the spoils back of the or i guess the correspondence dining by it's a busy out for you right now here, live one on the internet. so kicking off this out as nato leaders to be meeting in washington discussing their ongoing support for ukraine. the hungarian foreign minister has said that his country is putting its own national interest on the security of its people. funds a couple of actions long. we have an agreement with the current secretary general and we have a promise from the future. secretary general, that hungry will stay out of this needle mission and support of ukraine. we will not contribute on gary and soldiers to such an operation. we will not contribute on gary and tax payers money to such an operation that we will not contribute on gary and territory to such an operation. and we will continue to refrain from supplying weaponless. disposition ensures that we can protect the security of hungry hands with the securit

u. k. government such so it's funds with big focus on it's ailing economy on foreign policy, and once better, e u relations while back in farming ukraine will continue. so what can be expected from here, saunders government, on what change on issues like the war on gossip? this is inside the .

economy. however, the u. k. is looking to bind, it's wealthy citizens from breaking the spoils. back of the slide on loud at 1 pm here and must go straight to your top stores. we go here or not. so kicking off as our, as a nato leaders have a meeting in washington discussing their ongoing support for ukraine. the hungarian foreign minister has said that his country is putting its own national interest in the security of its own people. first, a couple of actions long. we have an agreement with the current secretary general and we have a promise from the future. secretary general that hungary will stay out of this needle mission and support of ukraine. we will not contribute on gary and soldiers to such an operation. we will not contribute on gary and taxpayers. money to such an operation that we will not contribute on gary and territory to such an operation . and we will continue to refrain from supplying weaponless. disposition ensures that we can protect the security of hungry handed, the security of the hung, gary and people at the seattle to it with strong comments. but he's

u. k. offer obviously the economy and we've done, it's just terrible because you know, the conditions are really, you know, uh, prices of grosses and everything else. but this is a huge issue and i believe it has absolutely no idea what, what they going to do about it. and so that's why they're going to run into the, you know, most problems immediately. and then money comes to ukraine. let me look at how many times, just in the 1st 24 hours of the victory of style. and then they will allow me to bring up ukraine. why, why they took my degree and it just me a general election year. you were saying, you know, you want to use the spelling of what are the top type things we're going to be doing for the british people. and it said that talking about the rent i agree with when my hot and david allow me is a very, very stupid man, and he is going to be the front man. i mean that that's, that's what i think a james cleverly because his breed assessor as part of the secretary, like you basically put them forward. they don't, they don't people have any power over there, essentially to show. well, w

the, what keeping and attention state side of the economy stalls in the u. s. it is small and medium sized businesses who are particularly feeling the pinch. so much $346.00 such enterprises have filed for bankruptcy in the 1st 6 months of this year, that is the highest peak in over a decade. speaking of the republican national convention, us congressman byron, donal said whitehouse policies, they are typically during my 1st term in congress. i serve on the budget committee and a small business committee. we told joe biden, that his so called american rescue plan was going to cause inflation abided. harris administration told us not to worry, but i knew better. i have nearly 2 decades of experience as a financial professional. and the evidence is in go to any grocery store by x by be by mill. even housing prices have skyrocketed. all americans deserve a shot at the american dream. but under jo biden's, debilitating economic policies that many americans far too many, for far too many of them, that 3 pets slipped away. there are multiple reasons. i think the 1st

u. k. government set. so it's funds with big focus on it's ailing economy on foreign policy, and once better, e u relations while back in farming ukraine will continue. so what can be expected from here, saunders government, on what change on issues like the war on gossip? this is inside the hello and welcome to the program. i'm telling you. navigate with the pomp and ceremony of royalty, opening the u. k. parliament at westminster. the new labor government has now set out its legislative plans with economic growth as its priority wrecks it and high fuel costs and part due to the ukraine war have helped drive a cost of living crisis with many struggling to make ends meet. the new prime minister to your summer takes over after a landslide victory earlier this month. that ended 14 years of conservative governments. so the electorate wants to change. but what can we expect from the new government? and with the u. k. involved in the wars in gaza and ukraine. what changes if any, can we expect on foreign policy? we'll get to where it gets to in a moment. first, this report from image and kimber to my loads and

extract that she has the responsibility of basically trying to count groups from the u k is pretty unproductive economy and finding the money to pay for a platform of a public search based improvements. that money's got to come from somewhere in the labor government and said that is not going to come from significant tax rises white street thing. who's in charge of health, what he's going to have to look at how to resurrect. so believe good national health service is that coupon. as part of the secretaries she's going to be having to look at immigration, we had to the rolanda scheme of the, the conservative government that is dead and buried outside ski as thomas. but what is she going to do about tackling the small boats problem of a small bytes coming across the channel from front? these are the things that the labor government is going to have to tackle them pretty quickly. will re, thanks very much indeed. that's what we challenge talking to was from london. what i'm fine, this voters are going to be heading to the polls on sunday and a ronald parliamentary elections. tensions have been high since

to look at what he ws saying and doing and then fast to 28 the near collapse of the global economy and who ended uong-lasting scars of who didn't. you need to look at the rise ofr and how the tea party in some ways was maga mov. vzpat buchanan'srhetoric are ime timeline. peter: y with james kimball your book, essentially saying grievance has a kind of narcotic effect on people. an right. -- frank: that is right. he is a psychiatrist at yale. his observation is that on griee your brain on drugsnd tyou can become addicted to feeling aggrieved, metaphorically, maybe even slightly in a literal sense. of the interesting things about that is that bound together with it is the people behave on socialthe angrt people d followings by havingviewpoint td by■ communicating and exploiting anger and that is bound together wi what james kimball writes about. peter: part of wt is so striki about the current state political play and what distinguishes it from the1990'sd fearlessness of the competion between republicans and -- for the grievance trophy, to the victims go the spoils. politicians are playing up to gri

a very damaging because it huts, every level of our economy funding, trophy business is still going well, especially with the u. s. but the business woman is still very concerned that more countries could band the import of hunting trophies, belgium, finland, and the netherlands have already tightened their loss. the people hen, but sonorous, say, now, who's more important here? is wildlife more important to use? or is it the people that live in books on the hunters are now tracking another elephant during their pursuit. the hunters passed by several settlements. the people here say they saw elephants just a few hours ago. the villagers hope the hunters will kill one of the animals and that they will get some of the meats. unfortunately, the elephants are now on one of the many islands of the will come on go river, which at this time of the year looks more like a small point of shooting. the pentagon, get the people to the meet or the meet back across the river. but there's a crossing point further back, so it's a, it's a cost as nice as a board and see if we can find a catch up to those that of the people sha