you say, they need weapons and they need continued support, is there appetite across the united states given but so many countries are facing in the cost of living crisis is there appetite. let s hear into what the president is saying. i mean that sincerely. what the president is saying. i mean that sincerely. inspiring what the president is saying. i mean that sincerely. inspiring not - what the president is saying. i mean that sincerely. inspiring notjust - that sincerely. inspiring notjust us, but the world with their courage and how they are showing resilience and how they are showing resilience and resolve for the future. in the american people are probably with them, democrats and republicans, together with their allies in europe, japan of the places and making sure they have the financial, humanitarian and security assistance and we will talk about that today. we will continue to strengthen ukraine s ability for air defence and that is why we are going to supply ukraine with
economy and people s living standards. at the other end of the scale, firms like open ultra. a tiny haulage operation compared to turner s, they run around 25 trucks and they re normally on the port every day picking up containers. but compared to last week, their job count has more than halved. i didn t really think it was going to go ahead, in all fairness. i thought it was going to come to the last hour, an agreement would be made, but it hasn t. it s crippling. we ve had drivers stood. we ve got trucks stood. and that s notjust us. it affects it s affecting our customers, recruitment agencies as well. they literally their staff haven t got anywhere to go. they re now having to take them out of the trucks and put them into warehousing. erm, yeah, it s crazy. derek hailstone says 80 to 90% of everything for sale at mick s cycles in bury st edmunds, comes in through felixstowe. it will cause chaos,
so when nasa bosses told astronauts like scott kelly to tone down their criticism of russia on social media, you were supportive of that, were you? i was. nasa needs to speak as one organisation and our approach is one of a peaceful means and our interaction needs to continue in that area. that s how we re going to, i think, work through some of the more thorny problems as we get to the moon. all right. notjust us, but the russians and the chinese and many others. if we can establish that space is for peace and continue in that way and demonstrate that, i think that s important. those are fine words. whether they can be realistic in the geopolitical world that we see right now is another matter. and it s notjust about state actors, is it?
astronauts just as much as we rely on the russian astronauts. it s a team, and i think that s important to do. so when nasa bosses told astronauts like scott kelly to tone down their criticism of russia on social media, you were supportive of that, were you? i was. nasa needs to speak as one organisation and our approach is one of a peaceful means and our interaction needs to continue in that area. that s how we re going to, i think, work through some of the more thorny problems as we get to the moon. all right. notjust us, but the russians and the chinese and many others. if we can establish that space is for peace and continue in that way and demonstrate that, i think that s important. those are fine words. whether they can be realistic in the geopolitical world
just as much as we rely on the russian astronauts. it s a team, and i think that s important to do. so when nasa bosses told astronauts like scott kelly to tone down their criticism of russia on social media, you were supportive of that, were you? i was. nasa needs to speak as one organisation and our approach is one of a peaceful means and our interaction needs to continue in that area. that s how we re going to, i think, work through some of the more thorny problems as we get to the moon. all right. notjust us, but the russians and the chinese and many others. if we can establish that space is for peace and continue in that way and demonstrate that, i think that s important. those are fine words. whether they can be realistic in the geopolitical world