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Hes a prend of vladimir putin. there have has mass protests and others arrested there, including one of them sitting in jail is her husband. yesterday she spoke to us on this program about how critical it is for the biden administration to publicly show their support for her, but also impose strong economic sanctions on bella russ leaders and others involved. kylie atwood joins us now. do we know what is next after her meeting with the u.s. secretary of state. were any promises made by the biden...

Of that persecution is to the uk is automatically going to be seen as a criminal. what we have here is a deliberate policy decision to inflict harm on people seeking sanctuary — criminalising them, splitting people from their families, forcing them into destitution, putting them into legal limbo, off—shoring them. so, notjust ineffective and dangerous but morally outrageous. but not only is this bill the opposite of the right solution, it wrongly identifies the problem that needs solving. th...

Bidens international commitments he made in april. when he goes to the international community, he needs to say i made major investments in all parts of the economy that is now running on clean energy. thats what he needs to do. >> i got to let you go in a second, but this is why i feel worried about the negotiations in congress because i dont know whether were all negotiating from the same set of expectations and desires. before i let you go, is there anything that you feel convinced that every...

So-called fit for 55 program aiming to cut carbon emissions by 55% by 2030 and net-zero by 2050. but my question is, is that enough? are there more immediate as opposed to longer-term actions that the world can take to mitigate what we are seeing today? >> well, first of all, theres no silver bullet for climate change. of course its not just europe that needs to reduce its emissions, and we need to see those commitments coming through from the global community at copulatercop later this year. th...

As the basis for our commitments to human rights and our commitments to each other. so lets just take a moment now today as a united american people to honor the lewis legacy, to honor each other, and to remember that ultimately it is true that what we have in common is much more important than what we have apart. he would always say despite our differences we all live in one house, one american house, one world house. as we come out of this covid-19 pandemic, as we make these investments in our...

Or you can look at new zealand, it is winter there and it too has recorded its hottestjune. the list goes on and while im going through all of this, youre thinking, we know this, we know climate change is an issue, we know we need to act and we are acting. but there are two important things to note here, the first is that these heatwaves in north america have scientists worried. most climate modelling anticipates gradual warming, but as we have seen, there is nothing gradual about this. this cli...

To deliver it, im afraid we are very off—track, substantially off—track, the policy commitments the government has made will take us towards that goal of net zero admissions. also this. and all of these commitments and questions feed into the preparations for the uns latest climate summit — cop26. it is happening in glasgow in november and its another opportunity to set ambitious targets and look at the funding for technology and the policies needed to deliver them. while we build up to th...

And -- in the commentators on partisan news outlets rather than -- argue for and legislate with and make commitments to that would best benefit the people. none of them voted for the covid package, i was very skeptical of the people in your previous statement, thats not what their incentives are right now. there incited incentives are to be popular with their voters, to be popular on fox, and to be popular with the baron of bedminster. >> yikes. susan, i guess heres my question. the revelations ...

Will be able to get what i proposed what i have agreed to in a bipartisan agreement on infrastructure. i have gotten -- we each committed and i trust members of the republican senators who have made the commitments relative to how we should proceed and what would be included in the package. four infrastructure. and men and women of honor and i expect them to keep their commitment. with regard to the further issue of what is going on and what confused the listening audience, reconciliation, that ...