Make all the difference in the world. so take a look that ipsos poll now and compare it to where we were pre conviction and what do we see? we see that now, joe biden leads in that poll among registered voters by two points. now that s within the margin of error. that s not a major change. hinge from the tie that we saw before the conviction took place, but i done the cross tabs a little bit, you know, i love digging into those costs have cross crosstabs. it s the thing that gets us each and every time i know you love doing it too. it s a great thing on a friday night and i saw on those cross tabs was that will republicans were very much sticking with trump and democrats were very much sticking with joe biden. there did seem to be some movement, a tiny bit of movement among independents. and that was slightly shifting the race towards joe biden. and i know that there was another poll that also came out that showed perhaps slight movement towards biden. again, the keyword here, slight but still movement, nonviolent fundraising for the trump campaign. and we heard that number floating around that how much they ve raised since, you that $35 $35,000,000 figure, i believe was what they were putting out. that is they say that s nearly are about twice
And compare it to where we were pre conviction and what do we see? we see that now, joe biden leads in that poll among registered voters by two points. that s within the margin of error. that s not a major change from the tie that we saw before the conviction took place, but i dug into the cross tabs a little bit, you know, i love digging into those costs have crosstabs. it s the thing that gets us each and every time i know you love doing it too. it s great. think on a friday night. and what i saw on those cross tabs was that will republicans were very much sticking with trump and democrats were very much sticking with joe biden. there did seem to be some movement, a tiny bit of movement among independents. and that was slightly shifting the race towards joe biden. and i know that there was another poll that also came out that showed perhaps slight movement towards biden again, the keyword here, slight but still movement, none fundraising for the trump campaign. and we heard that number floating around that how much they ve raised since, you know, that $35,000,000 figure, i believe was what they were putting out. that is they said that s nearly are about twice as much as the prior record. so clearly crime does pay for the
but in a real change of direction earlier this week, he said, look if it s worth my job being lost? if it s worth being ousted, just like chem a carthy, then i m going to do it because he believes that s in the national security imperative for the united states of america he mentioned is sun is going to be going to the naval academy in the fall. and he said he d rather send bullets to ukraine, then put his own son and other americans in harm s way if russia continues to march across europe. and this are the major turnaround for someone who voted against ukraine aid before he was speaker? yeah. yeah, he said that he s going to do the right thing and let the chips fall where they may right? so as you said, speaker johnson fighting for his political survival after we ve got more democrats to vote for the rule that publications on friday which advance that $95,000,000 bill, he will need them again today, right. as you were saying, it s called by partisan ship. and of course we are continuing to hear some and the right flank we ve mentioned those three calling for his ouster, but they re also divided on that. listen to
Will have to see some significant stimulus measures, such as reducing interest rates, making money easierfor households and companies to access some fiscal stimulus thatis access some fiscal stimulus that is more government spending, tascott, think the real issue is whether the government can get confidence backin government can get confidence back in the private sector so that households can go out and spend, ratherthan that households can go out and spend, rather than save and businesses start going out and investing. that they haven t accomplished so far and that i think is really the big, both for short term and for longer term recovery of the economy. staying with china, the country s largest privately owned property developer, country garden, has said it has not paid to dollar bill and coupons due this week. the amount is valued at $2o ssoooooo. they now amount is valued at $20 $5000000. they now have 30 days to cough up the money will slip into default. the country s property sector has been facing that crisis since evergrande s default in 2021.
Do not leave your car parked anywhere in oakland. we get about 32 cars and they came back to the rental place with the windows smashed in, an robbery and theft occurs frequently. that s a pretty sad state of affairs. so i think, regardless of pe people s background, just like craig mcconnell said, this is a community joining together and saying enough is enough. and the dea right now is on the line is it so like erick young that s what it sounds like. can t leave your car somewhere, not saving the city of q-adjacent, i want to go back t what happened in new york today. let s put those images back on the screen, pretty crazy to loo at. this is an union square. and disfigure content creator who had 6 to 5000000 followers, issues a giveaway for a playstation five. and just absolute mayhem unleashes. people were climbing in his car if they thought it was this individual s car, falling off the car. then tried to climb on a bus. what about social media causes this to happen?
Something to be whole. joint savings similar to something to be whole. joint savings similarto your something to be whole. joint savings similar to your own house of commons and house of lords are very rare and as you mentioned, only for us presidents have had this onjf kennedy, ronald reagan, bill clinton and now indeed resident biden so this is a very special notjust for president biden but for the ireland of ireland as a whole. it president biden but for the ireland of ireland as a whole. of ireland as a whole. it felt like it was incredibly of ireland as a whole. it felt like it was incredibly symbolic - of ireland as a whole. it felt like it was incredibly symbolic and i of ireland as a whole. it felt like| it was incredibly symbolic and an important moment for ireland as well. it was thrust on the international stage. well. it was thrust on the internationalstage. i well. it was thrust on the international stage. i think so because what international stage. i think so because what we international stage. i think so because what we have - international stage. i think so because what we have to - international stage. i think so - because what we have to remember about ireland is we are a small nation. we have a publishing of about 4-5,000,000 nation. we have a publishing of about 4 5,000,000 on the edge of european continent, but no doubt about it, the soft power that ireland wheels in terms of diplomacy around the world is really something to behold. it is something as a result of a lot of hard work that has gone into it. for over the last
What ukraine needs is more funding and weapons to win. if we want to bring an end to this war, and save democracy around the world, that ukraine is fighting for against russia. russia needs to be defeated. the perfect example is the 5,000,000 dollar russian tent that was blown up in the last 24 to 48 hours that was by a swedish michelle. that is a small price to pay for our democracy. if we are in we are all in and we just give ukraine everything they need to win this war but help them rebuild. there s also this debate on the fringes, especially after what happened in the dnipro, chris, of people question whether russia should be part of the un international council and the international organisations. there s question why do leaders of the free will not live a russian attorney assist state? what would that
In total crime, robberies up 18%, motor vehicle theft up 13% and homicide is up 5%. start with the amount of signatures you have gotten, 400,000 and have you to get to 5000,000 by july 6 will you get there? we are optimistics to gather the signatures in 160 days, we continue to make steady increases in collection and believe we can pull this off if we keep our foot on the gas from now until july 6. we are asking everybody to continue, if we qualify the recall, we re covid-19 george gascon will be voted out of office. joey: you are doing this because of results or lack thereof. we reported on a tragic story earlier today, removed two
The history is something i have come to understand and learn a lot about over the last few years. it is a special place, special country. what special place, special country. what do we need special place, special country. what do we need to special place, special country. what do we need to know, special place, special country. what do we need to know, who special place, special country. what do we need to know, who are not aficionados, never have travelled to ukraine, what are the top two or three think you would tells about the country? three think you would tells about the count ? ., , ., the country? one of the things that is an important the country? one of the things that is an important part the country? one of the things that is an important part of the country? one of the things that is an important part of the - the country? one of the things that is an important part of the legacy i is an important part of the legacy of the orange revolution was cementing ukrainian identity. 0ne of the orange revolution was cementing ukrainian identity. one of the things the president did in his period in office, he made sure there was more awareness internationally and at home here of events like the famine in 1932 and 1933 that killed an estimated 3 5,000,000 ukrainians, an estimated 3 5,000,000 ukrainians, a forced famine. it was the bread basket, ukraine, of the soviet union, we fed a lot of the other countries in the soviet space. yes,
We have heard explosions about an hour ago. we heard a thud, thud, sounded like thunder in the distance, but no reports of mass penalties in kyiv yet. trace: you see people walking around in their cars. one of the trucks is in here for a long time. doesn t seem like they are moving at all and the question is was there a plan. i know martial law has been put in place and that people should be sheltering in their home. i wonder if there is a plan in place that may be 1-5000000 ukrainians could flee the country. is there an evacuation plan ever point in place that you know of? no and the situation on the ground speaks to a lack of planning. it was remarkable the difference between the ukrainian leadership and many in the west who were