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They need to start doing it. >> so then i guess the question becomes, evan, you know, if it is all possible, which it appears to be, to what extent does the political will go? at what point do americans start to feel fatigue stop feeling as willing to engage with this war when theyre facing all these issues in terms of inflation and rising energy prices and the gas pump and because you have president putin willing to weaponize fuel, willing to weaponize food, at what extent, to what extent does ...

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Is the same suspect who as they said is an american citizen and was taken to a hospital in san antonio after he pretended to be one of the presumed migrants inside of the cargo truck. theres two other individuals that have been apprehended. that separate. investigators have traced the address using the tax and they identified two mexican nationals that have been charged with possession of a firearm and also weve been informed they had overstayed their visas to be in the united states. meanwhile ...

That former president trumps grip on the republican party may be slipping. colorado republicans rejected two election deniers running in yesterdays primary. joining me from the big board, steve kornacki. they effectively have said no to the big lie. what are the implications. >> it is an interesting test yesterday. you talk about the senate race. this is joe odea. ron hanks attended the speech and marched to capital afterward. the democrats were hoping to put some effort in to dell vat him and h...

Quite annoying to hear it rises talking about illegitimate elections. lets speak to francis scarr from bbc monitoring, who follows russian state tv. tell us about the reaction in moscow to what they have been seeing at the nato summit because they must surely be people in the kremlin who are scratching their head about the strategy of this war in ukraine. indeed, given that the move by finland — indeed, given that the move by finland and _ indeed, given that the move by finland and sweden _ in...

Trying to strengthen its grip on russia and potentially- trying to strengthen its grip on russia and potentially block. trying to strengthen its grip on russia and potentially block it| trying to strengthen its grip on - russia and potentially block it from the baltic— russia and potentially block it from the baltic region. _ russia and potentially block it from the baltic region. there _ russia and potentially block it from the baltic region. there have - russia and potentially block it from ...

Unlikely to change anything. a half point move would at least send a clear signal that the bank is serious about getting inflation down again. —— this continued grip of small increases. we need to manage peoples expectations and not ask for inflation—busting pay rises... fed put theirs up by 0.75%. absolutely, i agree with annabel, the bank— absolutely, i agree with annabel, the bank of england is really having to focus— the bank of england is really having to focus at— the bank of e...

Things might pan out. anna isaac is economics editors of the independent, and tim montgomerie is the founder of conservative home. morning to both of you. anna, can we start with you? i am interested to think about the dynamics. mps back in westminster, in the corridors, gossiping, catching up, the prime minister in germany having just got back to rwanda —— from rwanda. what this different —— what difference does is distance make? it is this different -- what difference does is distance ...

That are never going to allow abortion, and they say that it unfairly impacts poor women. the conservatives on the other side they there is nothing in the constitution about abortion. they say that this issue belongs to the states. to the political branches and that if people are unhappy with it, they have to go to the ballot box, but they really look at this as separation of powers and they say you cant read this into the constitution when its not there, and as far as going forward, it means ri...

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