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absolutely clear that we've got to stick to our fiscal rules. rachel reeves set those out and we want to see a reduction in deficit on day—to—day spending that we want to see a reduction in our debt and of course we will only borrow to spend where we are investing in our economy. forthat where we are investing in our economy. for that reason, we will delay that 28 billion to spend until the second half of the year if we win the general election. but what ha-aens win the general election. but what ha ens if win the general election. but what happens if in _ win the general election. but what happens if in 2026-27 _ win the general election. but what happens if in 2026-27 the - win the general election. but what| happens if in 2026-27 the economy win the general election. but what i happens if in 2026-27 the economy is happens if in 2026—27 the economy is still in negative and you've set out those fiscal rules, will the green spending get delayed again? me’oe spending get delayed again? we've had 12 interest _ spending get delayed again? we've had 12 interest rate _ spending get delayed again? we've had 12 interest rate rises _ spending get delayed again? we've had 12 interest rate rises since i spending get delayed again? -- had 12 interest rate rises since we announced our green prosperity plans eight months ago. inflation is running at 8.7%. the government crashed the economy and mortgages have gone up. i hope they don't do that again but if they do do that we
you're gouk to have security. but if you're in a commercial office space, you have no security. and what could go wrong, we learned the aens to that. >> when you travel the country, they are in strip malls next to a grocery store. sometimes a dentist and a doctor. >> they are out in the community because they are serving, as you saud. they want to be available to their members and their constituents. i'm always reminded of what susan collins said. she would not be surprised if a member of congress either a senator or congressperson was killed because of this rise in violence. we do have this ats months fear where it's not just the opponent has bad ideas. they are bad person. there's an increasing demonization of people who disagree with you. and i think social media has accelerated some of that rhetoric. it's just easier to find people. we have easier access to guns.
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consequences, they're saying, are not a military invasion of ukraine. jasmine right is at the white house for us. >> what is the vice president's message? >> reporter: she said really presenten as ultimatum to -- ohe suffer the consequences. take a listen. >> if russia further invades your country, aens mentioned early today, we will impose severe and swift economic actions. to do that work in a unified way with our allies around the world. >> reporter: so in a speech, she spelled out what those consequences would be, from
result in longer lines at the polls and a more chaotic administration of future elections amid a spiraling distrust, stoked by republicans who have decided this is their ticket to power in the future. today's hearing was presided over by the chair of the rules committee, amy klobuchar. she made it clear that growing threats demand a federal response. we have seen an effort to mount a federal response. democrats proposed one in the form of the freedom to vote act, which among other things would have created enhanced protection for election officials. that bill was voted down by senate republicans last week. they would not even agree to allow debate on it. we know what the threat is. what is the way to address the threat? if republicans stand unified aens even trying to. joining us now is the chair of the senate rules committee, minnesota senior senator amy
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jong-un, including thanorth korea is no longer a nuclear threat. let's discuss now, mark mckinnon former advisor to george w. bush. and also tom nichols a professor and at harvard extension school and an author of "the death of expertise." two nights into a row. republicans including you were so critical of president obama's foreign policy. but now you've got an op-ed out in "the washington post." you said republicans were aens and obvious regard but trump has shown himself to be beyond any of the gop's worst nightmares about obama. trump is unwilling to be briefed and incapable of being educated and how now blundered into a summit with a monster.
essentially if it is released it's inaccurate, a lie and misleading. put those two things together and you have the president of the united states who, offhandedly, before reading it, tells a member of congress, 100%, 100% i'm going to release this. the president now is at lagerheads with the justice department, with his newly appointed head of the fbi. if he releases this, what does chris wray do? does he resign? does he get fired, like james comey got fired? we don't know the aens to these questions. >> jeffrey toobin, he is the president's handpicked fbi director. you had republicans alleging that there is this deep state of obama administration hold overs, that they are anti-trump. this is someone president trump pick who had is trying to stop the release of the memo. what does that tell you?