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Here he is. i think he came out of the debate, you know, he had a stronger debate in many ways than i think people anticipated. that doesn t mean he necessarily got what he needed out of it. you saw in walker the core strategy of republican senate candidates everywhere. and, you know, what has been really since time in memorial, the strategy of the party out of the white house. if things aren t going well, you point at the president and his party and say they have messed things up and my opponent is going to continue going in the direction that you don t like, that is producing high inflation and crime and border problems. warnock chose really not to directly engage as aggressively as he might on that. i think he focused on maintaining the posture of the amiable creature that got him elected in 2020. he seemed like someone who believed he was ahead and his job was to more to resureassure voters to stick with him rather than persuade voters. ....
Continue going in the direction that you don t like that is producing high inflation and crime and border problems. warnock chose not to aggressively engage as he might. he seemed like someone who believed he was ahead and his job was more to reassure voters to stick with him than he needed to persuade voters. plus the mod rar v ray or thes, frankly, chose to go into more detail about personal allegations about warnock while really skating past all the many charges that walker is facing and simply heting him in a very airy nonsubstantive way brush off the charge he paid for an abortion without any meaningful follow-up. i thought warnock was skating in some ways. it seemed like his job was to more reassure than per said. it s a lie, it s a lie. ....
They don t want us to ignore the border problems here and, meanwhile, obsess over border problems in other countries while doing nothing about those right here at hole. maria: yeah. and in the meantime, all of this spending has stoked 40-year-high inflation, senator, as you know. we re looking at the inflation timeline. when joe biden walked into the white house, inflation was at 1.4%. 1.4%. we re all the way up to 8.3%, but the stuff that we buy every day is much more than that. a dozen eggs is up almost 40% year-over-year. it s absolutely extraordinary. what can you do about the inflation situation? and did the democrats just renege on joe manchin? what did he get for this permitting promise? okay. as to joe manchin, i suspect that they have are reneged on that deal. i was skeptical of that deal all along, i never thought he was going to be made whole through that process. with inflation, you re exactly ....
The idea of a new green lane would mean the businesses and haulage firms bringing goods over the irish sea would have far less paperwork to deal with. and when the lorries roll off these ferries, there d be no need to go on through the new border post, as they do currently for checks. but there s concern the price to pay will be worsening relations with the eu. the meat and dairy industries have argued in support of the protocol, because they can sell goods into both the uk and eu markets without tariffs and don t want to jeopardise those arrangements. we would see the protocol as something to build on. we would be concerned about anything that damages trade, particularly obviously the risk here is trading into europe. but it s notjust about the business practicalities, it s also about the politics, and getting a functioning government back for northern ireland for now depends on the irish sea border problems being resolved. emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. ....