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July 7, 2024
patrol falls with the migrants, thousands of pounds of illegal drugs are flowing freely across the southern border. >> dad jokes may be good for your heart, the impact is having a father figure in her life this fathers day weekend. aishah: first americans at a breaking point struggling mightily for food and at the grocery store and gas for their cars but dont worry treasury secretary janet yellen is predicting that inflation is going to get better. >> i expect the economy to slow, we e...
November 12, 2022
More issue hitting twitter since musk assumed control. >> reporter: chaos continues. elon musk has owned twitter for two weeks and the future has never seemed so in doubt. twitter has seen an exodus of top level executives, alienated powerful advertiser, blown up key aspects of its product and then launched and unlaunched other features designed to compensate for those choices completely. also in those early days, twitter has battled a wave of fake verified accounts posing as donald trump, rudy ...
June 19, 2022
Can i buy that state, can i take my kids to the movie, she didnt answer that because she doesnt want to answer because the answer is no. >> this is one of the things you might not need to or hang the whole problem about the administrations not but when you choose to have this job and leave the country, you should have some answers for problems that you didnt create. aishah: if you go to solve any problems you have to admit what the problem is, be careful what the problem is if you actually go af...
May 3, 2022
Calls are growing for the government to something. but what? one of the suggestions is a "windfall tax", a one—off payment imposed when a company benefits from events they didnt create, in this case oil and gas price surges. thats something labour has been calling for. it says the money could be used to support households and energy—intensive industries to cope with higher fuel bills. so whats the problem with that? well, energy companies say the more heavily theyre taxed the less theyll hav...