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thank you. guess we d better toast to president trump. that was a big victory tonight. 21 points. yes, sir. well, there was never any doubt. i guess trump owns the republican party now. yeah. i got to admit, though, sometimes i do not know what my party is doing. i mean, i ve been pushing for ukraine funding for the past six months. it s essential to american security, and trump just killed it with one phone call. the man doesn t care about this country one iota. sometimes i think he s downright dangerous. and you just endorsed him, right? yeah, big time. big time. i mean, he s great. so great. yeah, he is incredible. you know, he once docsed me. he gave out my personal cell phone number to a speech to his supporters. thousands of them yelled at me, threatened my life. had to get a any phone. you okay? oh, gosh. you okay? switched to verizon. but you know what? i still think he s the greatest president since reagan. oh, he is greater than r ....
president macron s ruling coalition. these days however some the loudest cheers come not for le pen, but for the party s more youthful president, jordan bardella. the paris born leader of the party has become a household name in french politics and over a relatively short period of time. his popularity could steer the french far right to its biggest win yet, in a nationwide election. so what is it, that is driving that support? we have sent our correspondent hugh schofield to the cathedral town of sens, 100 miles south east of paris, to find out. they re on a roll and they know it. today, the national rally is so far ahead in the french polls that their biggest worry is supporters like these taking a massive victory for granted and not turning out. that s why the party s president has come to this market town. selfie hell, of course, but all for the cause. this is the new face of france s far right. jordan bardella is personable, popular, but above all, very young. and ....
a investment. warm welcome to the programme. a warm welcome to the programme. good morning. sounds like a bit of a mess in germany in terms of trying to sort out the money matters so they can go ahead with much needed spending, your take? go ahead with much needed spending, yourtake? it is go ahead with much needed spending, your take?- spending, your take? it is a mess something spending, your take? it is a mess something that - spending, your take? it is a mess something that the i mess something that the introduction said is self imposed, this constitutional break supposed to be stopping undue spending and returning to balanced budget, it was introduced into 2009 at a time when germany thought it could beat off the rest of the world in terms of its own economic competitiveness, it ought then the euro crisis would not be something that would be hugely problematic for it. so it had built into the constitution its commitment, to have a balanced budget every year. and ....
Six in ten are concerned about their ability to repay their debts (58%, -5pts). Nearly half (45%) report being $200 or less away from failing to meet all their… ....
Growing concern and regret about debt: 63% (+1pt) are concerned about their ability to repay their debts, 47% (+2pts) regret the amount of debt they’ve. ....