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Clearly, we monitor the situation very, very closely, recognising it as fast evolving and to some extent of course it's linked to how long covid disruption continues in places like shanghai and obviously the progress of the war in ukraine. we will always act as a situation demands. i think we have shown that frankly during the course of the last two dreadful years with the pandemic. the treasury will step up as a situation warrants. it's obviously vital that when we do act that we do it in the most targeted way we can because we spent 400 billion responding to the pandemic which means our debt...

Autumn to see if anything else can be done is a sign of somebody who is out of touch. trio. be done is a sign of somebody who is out of touch-— out of touch. no. we should not lose siaht of out of touch. no. we should not lose sight of several _ out of touch. no. we should not lose sight of several important _ out of touch. no. we should not lose sight of several important dynamics. sight of several important dynamics in this which is that 22 billion is an enormously substantial package of measures which includes the action taken on energy bills as you say, but also the forthcoming cuts to n...

With energy, food and other living costs soaring, Japan’s famously thrifty consumers are tightening their belts – even as they sit on the remains of an estimated US$383 billion in pandemic savings.

Terrorist. he basically turned over kabul to the terrorists and gave them list, of who we were trying to evacuate, planes being rushed and filled up with people they didn't know who they work. i was sitting on the phone along with many others listening to families cry and tears as they were trying to come out of afghanistan. now, what do we have? we have working as the administrator of interior. he was on the fbi's most wanted list with $10 million award out for the terrorist. now, they are running the nation with the weapons we left behind. $83 billion in weaponry, blackhawks, night vision go...

Of a tough hearing today. >> i'm at the end of my rope. i think you'll see today most of my colleagues are as well. >> susan collins says congress allocated $83 billion for testing, but the testing deficit remain as mystery. >> our staff's investigation found that $850 million out of the testing budget and another $850 million out of the allocation for the stockpile were instead used to deal with the crisis at the southern border. >> collins says the administration could have averted the testing crisis with better planning. republicans aren't the only ones upset. patty murray said the informat...