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Seeing this spike in interest rates feed through hundreds if not thousands of extra pounds a year. the message from the prime minister in a rare interview yesterday was holden area, we will be sticking to the plan to get inflation down. he was asked if he was living in a parallel universe on the bbc when he said that but he said it would be the wrong thing to do to subsidize peoples mortgages. ali said it will be challenging to get inflation halved this year as he promised he said he supported t...

Stupid and a complete waste of time. >> its hard to imagine this going much beyond the headline or two here, but it does, to your point, show just the tightness still, the grip that trump has on this party. we looked at poll numbers a little earlier in the show. since the secon indictment, the federal indictment, his lead over desantis has only grown and popularity has goes up. >> desantis hasnt really popped. he peaked a little too early. then you have donald trump who the support is there. it ...

Day we can wake up and see that belarus has set a price for put. >> lukashenko called on putin for help and was bailed out but at a cost. >> most recently, putin tightening his grip, pledging to station nuclear weapons in belarus. luke putin lukashenko is a product of his soto upbringing. belarus often seems stuck in that past. unlike russia the kgb was never disbanded or renamed. before entering politics lukashenko ran a collective farm, later had himself filled as president, digging up carrots...

The armed rebellion. the entire episode raises questions whether vladimir putin is losing his decades-long grip on power. cnns nic robertson joins me now. this is because for the first time in his long reign, he actually looked vulnerable. >> reporter: yeah, he did, theres a number of reasons, shoigu -- prigozhin, rather, was able to draw attention to a narrative which actually has popularity with the people. that was witnessed over the weekend, there are people coming off to applaud prigozhin i...

A pill and lose 15% of your body weight? a new study says its possible. cnn this morning starts right now. ♪ as phil said, if you blinked in weekend you missed a seismic shift, potentially permanent, is it temporary, what happens to vladimir putin and russia? >> the best part is we have really smart people hanging out the next three hours to answer all of our questions. >> every single one, all of them. youll see them in a moment. but this morning, growing doubts over vladimir putins grip ...

About what measures he may take to consolidate his grip on power in this country after such a challenge to his authority and what we got is not a live appearance, not even an appearance that was -- that was recorded recently, we dont think. this was a prerecorded video message to a forum -- an international youth trade forum, apparently, which is taking place in the russian region, and he didnt even mention the events of the past 36, 48 hours. so were none the wiser as to where putin is and to w...

Beeline for the russian capital, threatening a confrontation with the security forces here, there was a last-minute deal, the violence was averted, yevgeny prigozhin, who is, of course, the leader of the notorious wagner group was meant to be packed off into exile in the neighboring country of belarus. so relief in moscow. they have lifted the tight security measures that were imposed over the weekend in preparation for that entrance of wagner forces, but its really -- i have to say, john, its r...

Hello, this is breakfast with sally nugent and jon kay. the russian president vladimir putin will be working to shore up his authority today after an attempted rebellion by mercenary soldiers from the wagner group over the weekend. antony blinken, the us secretary of state, said the revolt exposed "real cracks" in putins regime and raises "profound questions" about his grip on power. lets take a look back at what happened over a remarkable 36 hours. on friday morning, the wagner boss yevgeny pri...

The way these events unfolded here prigozhin continuing to ding russian leadership even today. what does this mean for putins hold on power as you see it? >> certainly it tells you that putins grasp is weakened, i think thats the narrative and its quite plausible but at the same time what we have not seen is any voice in opposition to putin other than prigozhin that would stand up as a possible alternative. and im not suggesting that that would be a jefferson yan democrat, what i am suggesting i...

We made clear that we were not involved, we had nothing to do with it. this is part of a struggle within russias system. >> in about 15 minutes well hear from the u.s. state department with more on how the u.s. is responding. also at this hour, what the latest nbc news poll says about former president drum and his standing within his own party following the federal indictment. we begin with global uncertainty. the world looks different today than it has in decades. theres a potential power-alt...