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Me. which are donahue and the acting -- were active resist airs against donald trumps attempts to overturn the presidential election. donald trump had no way to get around that resistance within his own administration. and the office to the secretary state of georgia for example. because donald trump does not really know how to do anything. he knows nothing about government, or how to make things happen in government. we have a new perspective on donald trumps ineptitude, in fiona hill fiona hil...

Does the u.s. go to war over this? and ill tell you, i asked senior people in the pentagon for a number of years through multiple administrations, theyre not so sure. right? in fact many would say i bet against it. and who else might bet against that, beijing. they could miscalculate. that has happened before and you end up in a war that neither side wants. but china sees the u.s. as weak. that makes them more likely to act. >> i cant stress what a big deal this is. jim, were lucky to have you c...

Intelligence officer with expertise on russia in the administrations of george w. bush and president barack obama. she continued her service in that position during the trump presidency and eventually found herself testifying about and against the president in the first impeachment of donald trump. in her new book entitled "there is nothing for you here," fiona hill writes, at first i found president trumps fragility perplexing, given his highly privileged upbringing, he seemed to have had unbri...

That his government has the guts to deal with issues in the economy and society that he says have been dodged by previous administrations. against a backdrop of labour shortages and warnings of empty supermarket shelves at christmas, the prime minister will pledge to move the uk towards high—wage, high—skill employment. our political correspondent, nick eardley, reports. this is fantastic. borisjohnson looks like hes enjoying himself. the conservatives worship him as an election winner. he p...

Good morning and welcome to bbc news. uk prime minister boris johnson will close the conservative party conference today by declaring that his government has the ”guts" to deal with issues in the economy and society that he says have been dodged by previous administrations. against a backdrop of labour shortages and warnings of empty supermarket shelves at christmas, the prime minister will pledge to move the uk towards high wage, high skill employment. 0ur political correspondent, nick eardle...

Boris johnson will close the conservative party conference today by declaring that his government has the guts to deal with issues in the economy and society that he says have been dodged by previous administrations. against a backdrop of labour shortages and warnings of empty supermarket shelves at christmas, the prime minister will pledge to move the uk towards high—wage, high—skill employment. our political correspondent, nick eardley, reports. this is fantastic. borisjohnson looks like h...

Democrats are aware that mcconnell is playing pure politics with this and have yet to signal whether his offer is feasible in their view. one democratic senator has already called it, quote, b.s. for the u.s. the stakes could not be higher. if republicans follow through on their obstruction effort in effect they would be responsible for the delay of benefit payments to tens of millions of retirees, medicare, and medicaid providers and numerous rouse others receiving checks from the u.s. treasury...

Bret: they skip court, they are not allowed to go after them just for that. >> correct. that is accurate. and 90% dont ever get deported. bret: how about big a national security threat is it that border. >> i think its a real, real big issue. so knowing that we have 400,000 documented got aways when we have less situational awareness than we have ever had before, but we know about every single one of those is they did not want to meet a law enforcement officer. they were not surrendering. they w...

Unilateral. that is the biden administrations when it comes to foreign policy, that might surprise some people they are trying to reverse the decisions on iron. where do you see the similarities. >> they started out that way and in some ways eroded the similarities in terms of a tough line toward china. nose two things together, domestic first. they call it foreign policy for the middle class, but it boils down to the same thing. an appetite for this.

Pettypiece. good morning, shannon. thanks so much for being here. lets talk about what we heard from president biden. do you think mitch mcconnell will think twice about whether he wants republicans blamed for a tanking economy and crashing 401(k)s? >> im not going to venture to guess what mitch mcconnell thinks about anything. >> smart guess. >> theres a lot of political gamesmanship going on on both sides. you could see the president yesterday trying to get out ahead of this on the messaging a...