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Already on the books. >> a happy new year to you as well jon and i know that is skeptical as ours loss of americans out there, we see this administration completely disregard the rule of law in the first two years thats exactly what the founding fathers envisioned as far as a check and balance that we have amongst our government and what you will see out of the republican but house is us actually checking the administration and enforcing our pursestrings that we have control of and so i thank yo...

The russian military for their inability to take over ukraine. second, its supposed to be a thanks. i think president biden has at times believe that zelenskyy was not sufficiently grateful for what hes getting. thirdly, its supposed to whip up some support for continued aid, but then i think the most important thing is to sort of turn a corner, kate, and get people accustomed to the fact this would be a very, very long war. that means moving to a position of supporting ukraine for years, not ju...

To that is that actually it is the first time since franchising that the rail unions have been able to have a strike against the government. that is because the government now largely control the purse strings of the railway. that happened during the pandemic when passenger numbers collapsed. and the franchise system also collapsed because there was no way of making money. the way the networks are run now is completely changed. the government give money to the rail operating companies and they t...

Ones. you have written about accusations _ ones. you have written about accusations from _ ones. you have written about accusations from some i ones. you have written about - accusations from some conservatives in particular, chris loader, the conservative mp for west dorset, that the rmt strikes are politically motivated. but the labour party has not come out officially in support of these strikes. where does that idea that it is politically motivated come from? i idea that it is politically mo...

Motivated come from? i think the main point to that is that actually its the first time since franchising that the rail unions have been able to have a strike against the government. thats because the government now largely control the purse strings of the railway that happened during the pandemic when passenger shush numbers collapsed and the franchise system also collapsed because there was no way of making money. the way the networks are run now is completely changed. the government give mone...

Better deal working with democrats and omnibus than waiting for a republican majority in the house. >> cheryl: some are saying and there is the vote, 224 to 201 in the house, some are saying because of the change in leadership and not -- house side on the senate side, basically free funding until the new group is sworn in next year. dicey game because of the laws. >> carley: it would be new spending bill and resolution would be keeping everything same until republicans gain power in the house. >...

Paper are saying. nobody was to go on strike, paper are saying. nobody was to go on strike. it — paper are saying. nobody was to go on strike, it costs _ paper are saying. nobody was to go on strike, it costs unions _ paper are saying. nobody was to go | on strike, it costs unions anonymous amount of money, it costs workers an enormous amount of money. but if you want to have an impact, then, you know, clearly you need to do it when you are going to have most of the impact and, you are going t...

Are legally, in the contracts they have with these train operators, he has got a legal responsibility for industrial relations and a responsibility to set their mandate, ie what they can say, what they can offer and what they can negotiate on at that table. the transport secretary, mark harper is here. can you clear up whose job it is to fix this? can you clear up whose ob it is to fix this? ., ., ., , ., fix this? the negotiations are absolutely — fix this? the negotiations are absolutely bet...

Negotiations to reach a conclusion so that we can modernise the rail system and we can have reform of the way the workforce operates and we can have a train network that is properly fit for the 21st—century. its a bit more than that, though, isnt it, secretary of state? i mean, you do have a responsibility for holding the purse strings and for setting the parameters for the negotiations, the mandate that frances ogrady was just talking about? well, look. clearly theres a lot of taxpayers money...

For the 21st—century. its a bit more than that, though, isnt it, secretary of state? i mean, you do have a responsibility for holding the purse strings and for setting the parameters for the negotiations, the mandate that frances ogrady was just talking about? well, look. clearly theres a lot of taxpayers�* money that goes into the rail network. but, look, this dispute is actually a little bit different from some of the other ones you mentioned. and these talks have been going on for some ti...