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Him? >> i havent made up my mind yet and hes pushing us to the brink here. marjorie taylor greene, who is leading the charge to oust johnson, says shes still weighing went to force a vote it says support for effort is on the rise. >> it is growing at, i think some people are becoming more angry than i am, but i dont know how long people are going to tolerate this because hes doing but nothing but serving the democrats. >> johnson defending his plan. >> im operating with a smallest margin in us h...

Be here in four, five, six years, go in front of an immigration judge and then be told your asylum claim is rejected. >> i mean, not to mention the date that many people have to even go before an immigration judge can be years away, some as late or as early as 2027, just for example. and you mentioned the economy and the impact it would take on it if there is border closures. i mean eagle pass, el paso, according to access reporting, account for 33 point 95 billion dollars annually in trade. tha...

Retailers both complaining in their earnings announcements week that they dramatically impacted the bottom line. its costing you more. doesnt dan geltrude know it, hes the head of his own company, great accountant, in order strom shopper, striked me as a nordstrom shopper. >> hey, neil. neil: whats going on here? this is out of control. >> it absolutely is. listen, the pronext of retail theft -- projection of retail theft for 20 # 23 is going to be about $95 billion. could you imagine a number t...

Have done really successfully, and we need to help others with the technology in order to make that transition. ~ .,, transition. while those conversations - transition. while those conversations are - transition. while those | conversations are going transition. while those - conversations are going on with world leaders, we are all at home as we were talking about with martin experiencing energy bills double what they were a couple of years ago. prices are still sky—high for people, the stan...

That? >> only present when it serves them correctly. i dont want to get in anyones way. >> dana: that team had a lot of zen. >> bill: charlie, welcome. well dive into a ton of stuff. thank you, charlie. right now wal-mart is closing down all locations in portland, oregon after wave after wave of violent shoplifters target the stores there. portland is not alone. madison al worth is here. >> last year retailers lost 95 billion in retail shoplifting. when you have persistent and violent shopliftin...

As productive as they were, and ukraine is still facing shipping restrictions, which limitjust how much it can export to the rest of the world. the government says therell be at least 20% less land to farm this year than before the war. thats because of the fighting. its one reason global food prices remain at historically high levels. for ukraine, less food out means less cash in, so its allies have been helping out. as you can see here, the us and eu were the biggest contributors last year. bu...

Ingredients to them but the fact that the uk has this really world leading research system, a lot of which happens in our universities is in an incredible asset. it generates ideas that turn into new products and services but also medical discoveries into solutions for social problems. its economically fundamental but also really important for that you saw that during the pandemic where this enormous collection of fantastic research stars all over the country working with counterparts in many ot...

From food to energy. one of the biggest problems ukraine faces is the disruption to its vast farming industry. before the war, it was one of the worlds biggest suppliers of foodstuffs — things like wheat, barley and sunflower oil. however, russian bombing means that fields are not as productive as they were, and ukraine is still facing shipping restrictions, which limitjust how much it can export to the rest of the world. the government says therell be at least 20% less land to farm this year ...

The government says therell be at least 20% less land to farm this year than before the war. thats because of the fighting. its one reason global food prices remain at historically high levels. for ukraine, less food out means less cash in, so its allies have been helping out. as you can see here, the us and eu were the biggest contributors last year. but as the war continues, so does the need for cash. the government thinks it needs more than $3 billion a month this yearjust to keep going. it m...

Of foodstuffs — things like wheat, barley and sunflower oil. however, russian bombing means that fields are not as productive as they were, and ukraine is still facing shipping restrictions, which limitjust how much it can export to the rest of the world. the government says therell be at least 20% less land to farm this year than before the war. thats because of the fighting. its one reason global food prices remain at historically high levels. for ukraine, less food out means less cash in, s...