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Peoples gas and electricity bills notjust peoples gas and electricity bills not just for peoples gas and electricity bills notjust for one year but peoples gas and electricity bills not just for one year but for years to come. and a programme of insulating peoples homes could boost energy security so we are importing less oil and gas from overseas. it could help us get to net zero but most crucially it could take £400 off of peoples bills every year and i think it was notable that in todays ann...

The vote. so were starting to see some of trumps influence wane, that grip on the republican party is starting to lose. and hopefully, even if its people were not everyone agrees with, like mike pence, who is very conservative, but it would be a very positive development in the republican party, where you have people who are committed to the truth, to election integrity, actually start winning the day. and we can finally put an end to this dark chapter of lies and many population, and division i...

Right now georgia is top of mind for so many as former president trumps grip on the gop is put to the test there. former vice president mike pence campaigning with governor brian kemp last night. the incumbent is facing a primary challenge from trump-backed david perdue. trump lashing out at his former vp for supporting kemp. his nemesis says the government refused to support his election fraud lies in 2020. in a statement, mike pence was set to lose a governors race in 2016 before he was plucke...

For not overturning the election. this is the core selling point. i am trump without the chaos. i am trump without the sedition. hes getting in late. you got to see, there are cracks in magaland. in some cases there are chasms. its not just mike pence. donald trump put in $2.6 million of his pac money in the race. put perdue up to this. it appears from early polling, this is coming up against serious headwinds, mike pence trying to surge back, in pennsylvania, mike pompeo secretary of state back...

Accessible to a rural republican county than they are a democrat heavy inner city. thats what scares them to death. the state of georgia is a place where weve seen racism stump out and it no longer becomes the grip thaw get to sell and that scares them to death. we love each other in the state of georgia, love our culture and love who we are. we are the gateway to the rest of the country for the south and it scares them to death. thank god for georgia and i hope it becomes a state that other sta...

Human trafficking and human smuggling as well. >> todd: daily texas police chief joins us now. chief, thank you for taking time in the 2020 fiscal year and 400s -- howell house cases disrupted with almost 3,680 apprehensions along the border cdp and also disrupting 300 tractor-trailer cases with more than 4800 apprehensions. our viewers understand and the significance of where you are located. if you take highway 35 south on the radio near san antonio, you need highway 85 and you are at the nexu...

Our -- through -- just call the number on the back of our card to see if they can submit a gr fraud case. however, it hasnt been successful yet. its been a week since we lost that money. i think the main thing right now is we want to get the word out. just reach out to people that have babies, reach out to friends, to family, help them look. thats the main thing. we lost $120, but we dont want other people to have to lose money. >> yeah. well, we appreciate you helping to sound the alarm here, a...

During the pandemic. they are, though, still weighing up the idea of a one—off emergency tax on big energy companies. conservative mps are having a public debate about it, a public debate about it. some tories are backing a windfall tax, some ministers are opposed. the treasury seems to be leaning towards the idea at the moment, but what is clear is exactly but what isnt clear is exactly where the money would go and its unlikely to be enough to make a significant long—term difference. whats ...

Georgia as ground zero in determining just how strong trumps grip on his party is, is where we start this hour with some of our favorite reporters and friends. "washington post" white house reporter annie linsky and here. she shares a byline on that reporting. charlie sykes is back editor-at-large of the bulwark, and charles blow is here, "new york times" columnist and an msnbc political analyst. i want to start with some of your great reporting, annie. let me read a little bit more from it. "re...

Position where i was able to get -- just try to get some grip with one much my knees just where he was and about four seconds later we started separating from the mountain cliff. >> david arias, i have to say, the more we look at this, the more harrowing it seems. its incredible video. you seem like youre a good guy to have around. im happy to get to you know and meet you this morning. congratulations for your fine work. >> oh, absolutely. thank you guys so much for having me on the show. we rea...