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this came through in the early hours, a release for forward, not signed and sealed but it would seem tough negotiations have ended in an agreement. good morning. thank you for having me. this is good for the workers, this deal, because it is a 25% wage increase for workers, a reference point for the other car companies that are still striking and i think there is a lot of pressure to negotiate with workers and come up negotiate with workers and come up with a deal because the financial cost to the company to simply huge. we originally had the third quarter results from general motors and they say the strikes so far have cost $800 million, a big hit in their profitability and the overall estimate for the strikes so far is nearly $2 billion. it is costing. absolutely, they had to try to come to some agreement quickly. as you say, it was costing these car makers huge sums of money. also installing production, impacting supply of new cars, at a time when the us economy is r ....
hill. the day started with the prime minister being asked on bbc radio i now, why do you think now? the briefed media now, why do you think now? the briefed media reports have been planned briefed media reports have been planned for a few months. the room as i rn planned for a few months. the room as i m hearing is that it sjust a couple as i m hearing is that it sjust a couple of as i m hearing is that it sjust a couple of days. there really isn t a good couple of days. there really isn t a good reason for going now. there was a case good reason for going now. there was a case for good reason for going now. there was a case for having won in may and for doing a case for having won in may and for doing it a case for having won in may and for doing it in a case for having won in may and for doing it in the autumn. but refusing to go doing it in the autumn. but refusing to go in doing it in the autumn. but refusing to go in may and then going in the ....
spectrum, liz cheney on the right, joe biden, are warning on a near daily basis an increasingly dire terms that our very democracy is in trouble right now. i don t understand why one party s careen threatens to derail the entire american experiment, the entire republic. can actually just look no further than what happened last night. nikki haley s dorsment of donald trump is part of what has become a time honored tradition of today s republican party in the trump era. prominent republicans whose closely held private views about the ex-president may not actually be that different from mine or that of any trump critic or any democrat. and taking all sorts of very public abuse and scorn from donald trump, including attacks on their spouses. despite all that, despite everything he said about their families and everything they have said about him in return, they turn around and offer him their endorse the. ted cruz s capitulation before the 2016 election after trump attacked ....
this concludes the press conference. thanks, everybody. they re doing a photo op, but not answering any additional questions being shouted by the press. that was president biden and the president of kenya. he is the first african leader to be given an official state visit since 2008, three days of it. david ignatius, foreign columnist and associate editor of the washington post and an msnbc contributor has been watching along with us. look, obviously very heavily focused on foreign affairs. the $300 million the united states is going to give to fight gangs in haiti, although we re going to see kenyan troops there, no american troops. he reiterated again talking about the growing debt, the problems, the crushing debt really for developing nations like kenya. a lot of that money owed to china. i thought the toughest question maybe, david, for president biden was about the icc warrant on benjamin netanyahu, the international criminal court charging as the reporter sa ....