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Over the past 12 years. for a time, there was change. but injuly, tunisians voted for a new constitution, which concentrated power in the hands of the president, kais saied. it undid many of the democratic gains made since the arab spring. the rising cost of living is directly affecting the political system here. 11 years after protests that removed a dictator, tunisia is back in the grip of one—man rule. but so many people i speak to here tell me that even though their hard—fought freedoms ...

They certainly dont have offensive capability right now. the worry becomes the unpredictability of what putin does in a situation like that. if he decides that, for example, the nato arming and the european arming and the u.s. arming is causing him not to just lose his war and undermine his grip on power, but in fact perhaps threatening his own forces inside of russia, i think its quite possible that he could end up striking some of these distribution places where these supplies are coming throu...

>> murdoch has taken a gargantuan risk trying to start a fourth television network. he is going to need a ton of cash. >> everything will be better as a result of this, and it will be remembered as a very important watershed moment. >> rupert murdoch wanted to introduce technology to his empire. he wanted to produce his newspapers with computers. hes interested in saving money. at the time, print unions had huge control over the production of newspapers. they could walk off the job, and they wer...

Elite, the head of russias has gone on social media saying russias response should be the use of low-yield nuclear weapons. he does not set policy. this is not a suggestion that this is changing the kremlins calculus in this war. but it certainly adds to the pressure on vladimir putin here. it is very rare to see people in his elite, remotely criticize him, yet openly stand up and reflect that he may not necessarily have a full grip on events on the front line here. this morning, ukrainians woke...

Hold the speakers gavel. joining me now, stuart stevens, senior adviser to the lincoln project and author of it was all a lie, how the republican party became donald trump. and tara setmayer, former republican congressional communications director and senior adviser to the lincoln project. stuart, im starting with you. because the washington post piece frames mccarthy as this political animal with a small grip on his party. but does he really? what do you think of his chances of becoming speaker...

A formidable foe. the same week president putin is annexing chunks of ukraine, the western forces are losing their grip on it. making the performance in moscow yesterday yesterday a complete sham and a farce. there is a chance ukraine can take some lands back. thats why putin is threatening to using a peek into care the u.s. and ukrainian. brian: who do you think blew up the pipeline? >> russia. its part of the madman theory. you want to intimidate your enemies to make them think you are mad. at...

A formidable foe. the same week president putin is annexing chunks of ukraine, the western forces are losing their grip on it. making the performance in moscow yesterday yesterday a complete sham and a farce. there is a chance ukraine can take some lands back. thats why putin is threatening to using a peek into care the u.s. and ukrainian. brian: who do you think blew up the pipeline? >> russia. its part of the madman theory. you want to intimidate your enemies to make them think you are mad. at...

Does in a situation like that. if he decides that, for example, the nato army and the european arming is causing him not to just lose his war and undermine his grip on power, but perhaps threatening his own forces inside of russia, i think its quite possible that he could end up striking some of these distribution places where these splays are coming through including inside poland. a lot of talk about nuclear, but the thing i worry about is a russian attack inside nato they tore, for example, a...

You cannot secure a rate, so some people might end up in a position where they panic buy something but thats not necessarily the right thing to do. thank you, mercedes. can you do some number crunching on inflation, because it is 9.9% and the bank of england remit is to bring it down to 2% and the government says that by its intervention on energy bills that should bring inflation down by around 5% but we are seeing cost of living continue to go up, so its hard to get a grip on where it is poten...

Yeah, absolutely. the other thing about it is that alcohol produces unreason. and if youre trying to work out how youre going to solve a problem, if the person youre trying to negotiate with is incapable of negotiation because theyre not, theyre not reasonable, that for me is a sort of kafkaesque scenario. awful. and i was so angry with david until i stopped being angry. just understood that he was in the grip of something that he could not control. and once i stopped being angry with him, our l...