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>> bill: our national debt hit a new record, 34 trillion. the biden administration points the blame at republicans. edward lawrence live at the white house. >> let's break this down. that's a new record, $34 trillion. a milestone you don't want to see. the u.s. is paying $659 billion in interest payments alone in 2023. president biden has been in office for 35 months now and he signed $6 billion in spending into law. the administration blames republicans for the debt problem. listen. >> and over the past three months, the u.s. has added $10 billion per day to the federal debt so that's not turning around. so there is a discussion about cutting spending then. >> republican tax cuts are responsible for 90%. 90% of the increase in the debt. 90%. that is something that republicans are responsible for.
are doing it differently, trying to take his name off the ballot. >> it seems like an important question. >> brit: it does, bret. and but it strikes me that it would be hard-press ford a court, you know, with its brain intact would have a hard time affirming the decision that these officials in two states, including the state supreme court of colorado could disqualify somebody from the ballot based on claims that he was guilty of something which he was never officially charged let alone convicted. it just seems to me that due process has been flung down and danced on by the authorities in those two states and it's hard for me to see how the court would uphold, almost any court. >> bret: meantime, the big push by the biden campaign now, shannon, is to really kick in to the darkest moments of 2023. president joe biden, this is a. pugh, starting the campaign year by invoking the revolutionary
good morning, everyone. from washington, d.c., poppy is off this week, family brown back with me on this fine wednesday. let's get started with five things to know for july 12, 2023. president biden and ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy set to make a major announcement about new efforts to bolster ukraine's long-term military prospects. later this morning the announcement coming. despite the agreement, however, nato has declined to offer a clear time line for ukraine to join the alliance. and severe weather from coast to coast, parts of new england are still suffering from devastating floods. while more than 50 million americans from california to texas to florida will face another round of extreme heat. and happening in just a couple of hours, fbi director christopher wray set to testify in what's expected to be, almost certain to be, a contentious hearing. wray will face questions from republicans who claim the fbi has become politicized. and new concerns after north
could hurt, he turned his fury on the office. broken glass, destroyed computers, some furniture. >> that's congressman gerry connolly speaking after a man attacked staffers at his field office in his district. the suspect now under arrest this morning and the congressman says his staffers have non-life-threatening injuries. one was just on her first day on the job. we are going to get started with the five thins to know for this tuesday, may 16, 2023. president biden set to meet with hu house speaker kevin mccarthy as time is running out to lift the dimt limit and avoid a catastrophic default. >> expecting a crucial vote on an abortion ban in north carolina. republican state lawmakers are trying to override the democratic governor's veto and push it through. >> also this morning, congress is going to be taking a hard look at the dangers of artificial intelligence. the man behind the groundbreaking but controversial
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i'm katy tur. the day was january 9th, 2023. president biden woke up to continui headlines about a republican party in disarray, for the speaker who could barely get the gavel giving everything up but his shoes to a group of conservative rebels not to mention a freshman lawmakers who looks to be a pathological liar and potentially a criminal one as well. when president biden sat down with aides, they probably noted that while the gop seemed to be spiraling, the president's own prospects never seemed better. the midterms were a win. the stock market was inching its way back up. and inflation was inching its way back down. by late afternoon, he might have even heard positive talk amongst prominent dems about a 2024 run. but come dinnertime, all that good news would seem a mile away, one week later, seven days, that happy talk feels a world away, pushed off not by an
turn now join the u.s. virgin islands. >> good morning julian. president biden writes he and the first lady what catholics around the world. he also released a commemorative death of barbara walters. we've seen very little of president biden on his vacation before the new republican report congress agree to him in 2023. president biden keeping a light agenda on the holiday insane court where he previously said them up as reelection plans. to be talked about running for reelection sir? works or said election coming up? i didn't know that. >> no clues about his decision expected early this year for the white house is already gearing up for a fight with republicans and a second half of this term. >> the biden administration sent a signal loud and clear we are going to do everything in our ability to prevent and block your oversight. parts of the white house counsel's office rejecting oversight dimension house
was first recorded, people released balloons to mark the beginning of 2023. president xi jinping also touched on the pandemic in his new year address, insisting that his change in policy was justified. translation: after strenuous efforts, we have overcome unprecedented difficulties and challenges, which are not easy for everyone. at present, the epidemic prevention and control has entered a new stage. it is still a difficult period but everyone is working hard, with perseverance, and there is light at the end of the tunnel. violent protests have broken out in bolivia following the arrest of a powerful opposition politician. emily brown reports. a scene of anger in santa cruz. protesters have attacked buildings, lit cars and blocked roads. it is in response to the arrest of regional governor, right wing opposition leader luis fernando camacho.
the mood in santa cruz is tense. the unrest in bolivia's capital has the potential to cause disruption across the country. russell trott, bbc news. travellers from china to australia and canada will need to provide a negative covid—19 test from the fifth of january. the announcement comes as cases of coronavirus continue to rise in mainland china after beijing dropped the country's zero covid policy. 0ther other nations have already taken similar measures. in the city of wuhan, where the coronavirus was first recorded, people released balloons to mark the beginning of 2023. president xi jinping also touched on the pandemic in his new year address, insisting that his change in policy was justified. translation: after strenuous efforts, we have overcome - unprecedented difficulties and challenges which are not easy for everyone.