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Have any layoffs but what did they do? they took the money and still incentivized pilots and other staff to retire early so they also had staffing shortages and we are dealing with that as well so i do applaud president biden has put together an faa task force as of last year end they are supposed to have solutions by 2024. meanwhile, i wish we would see the same urgency by giving $75 billion to ukraine, 600 billion student loans which is not happening or 80 billing to the irs. they're not using the same urgency for the faa as they are other things and americans deserve safe dependable travel....

We recognize we have to be very careful in regard to the nuclear capacity of russia. there has been no signs to date they have made any movement in that direction for. >> wall street journal just has a piece out the editorial board this morning saying this, the moment would seem right for ukraine to summer offensive and take territory from the invaders if only the u.s. had provided more advanced weapons the sooner ukraine will be be a better position to do so. i we failed on that front? >> united states has provided incredible amount of military equipment to the ukrainians. i think $75 billion...

Thatis europe that we need to. but that is not the only reason. we are very reliant on gas, gas prices have been higher. that will start to come down but we very —— do not have very much gas storage. we have a very small agricultural system. less than i% of gdp comes from the farming sector. we are prone to suffering, higher rises from food prices from countries like spain where there has been a drought. there is a whole variety of reasons. but the labour market is certainly a very significant part of that. 0k, very significant part of that. ok, jane, thank you very much. thank you. let's ...

Some of the proposals that are set out in this deal. so it is not a full fat trade deal, but it is something that the prime minister and the president can try to argue is best suited for the relationship between the countries right now. interesting. and we will pick up interesting. and we will pick up some of those thoughts in a minute. dr rebecca harding is an independent trade economist. these are ideas, nothing signed as such. but is it possible to put a number on the likely upside for britain? for this declaration? i think the most — for this declaration? i think the most important - for...

Of data than everyone else but at the moment i think it is possibly trending higher, and that's a difficult task for any central banker. peter maguire speaking to me a little earlier. now to india, because it's internet economy is expected to grow six times, and estimated to be worth $1 trillion by 2030. the details have been published in a joint report carried out by google, temasek and bainim company. according to the report, india's internet economy last year was worth between $155 billion to $175 billion, so based on these figures, the report says india is on track to hit that $1 trillion ...