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with government. >> we're going to figure out ways to do this. oklahoma, they havhoma have besy childhood initiatives in oklahoma. why? because a republican pediatrician homa, an pedia elected therenvi ten years ago, the statehouse convinced his colleagues to invest heavilso investy in tg that would make a material improvement in kids lives. and it has. utahutah, thlicy the best homely is gregg is in utah. why? because they decided to build housing for the homeless, provide them with mental health servicesmental h, job training. link those three things together. they have the most effective policymost e. instead of complaining, listen to pete do the jets talk about hi ning ts problems getting to a c. i know karen bass. i e probably didn't mean it this way. take big, get big and organize people around big answers to the big problems that we face. i'm tired of hearing politicians, any party, throw their hands up in the air and act like they're helpless. ai you to get the jobd yo done. >> and if you can't get the job done, then let someone else do itu to getth. so are democrats, democrat and republican. you forgot georgia being the best college football. so are democrats. kellyannbeing the ever going to to get together and do what harold saysgoable he would?
sides there's a kind of built in -- it's not momentous. even the people who are out there protesting, you know, donald trump being arrested again today, it's such a small group. their energy is so low that they were kind of ready for it. you know what i mean? they're not shocked. >> when you say that, it's interesting. we had an analyst on here who's in radio, and he said he's so tired of hearing politicians say, this is not who we are when it comes to problems. this is who we are. you're reminding us for donald trump it's more of a feature than a bug, lying to feds, covering things up, it is who he is. >> yeah, but it's worth pausing over us imagining, say, 2015, 2014, before there's a whiff of donald trump. in 2014, a fairly short time ago, if you said, there's going
>> when newsom says that, that says he has an eye on the presidency and wants to show he can work up with the other side. >> what if gavin newsom's motivation says it's moderately kind about trump right now? >> maybe he wants him to be the nominee. i don't think it goes well for him, i wouldn't want gavin newsom saying anything. i think trump did a lot of good things, look at foreign policy and areas where he excelled. covid was not one. he went to fauci and deborah burks, so i would not give him in a for covid but he did a lot of things will in covid was not one of them in my opinion. >> he did have a lot to say about covid when it was happening. i love hearing politicians in their own words. this is gavin newsom talking about stay-at-home orders. >> the vast majority of californians are in this new protocol. >> 246,000 state employees will
>> when newsom says that, that says he has an eye on the presidency and wants to show he can work up with the other side. >> what if gavin newsom's motivation says it's moderately kind about trump right now? >> maybe he wants him to be the nominee. i don't think it goes well for him, i wouldn't want gavin newsom saying anything. i think trump did a lot of good things, look at foreign policy and areas where he excelled. covid was not one. he went to fauci and deborah burks, so i would not give him in a for covid but he did a lot of things will in covid was not one of them in my opinion. >> he did have a lot to say about covid when it was happening. i love hearing politicians in their own words. this is gavin newsom talking about stay-at-home orders. >> the vast majority of californians are in this new protocol. >> 246,000 state employees will
>> when newsom says that, that says he has an eye on the presidency and wants to show he can work up with the other side. >> what if gavin newsom's motivation says it's moderately kind about trump right now? >> maybe he wants him to be the nominee. i don't think it goes well for him, i wouldn't want gavin newsom saying anything. i think trump did a lot of good things, look at foreign policy and areas where he excelled. covid was not one. he went to fauci and deborah burks, so i would not give him in a for covid but he did a lot of things will in covid was not one of them in my opinion. >> he did have a lot to say about covid when it was happening. i love hearing politicians in their own words. this is gavin newsom talking about stay-at-home orders. >> the vast majority of californians are in this new protocol. >> 246,000 state employees will
around aelection denialism. they don't want to be the people pulling away from hearing politicians. this is a big trend in big tech, letting people spew information for the sake of giving people a platform. >> i don't know where you draw that line. what happens if a candidate denies the holocaust? >> it's a sticky line. what some experts will tell you is we've given politicians free speech on broadcasts. you're not allowed to censor broadcast ads or fact check them. that's the policy people are pointing to. where is the line? we have certain lines. on the internet there's no regulators. the lines belong to the platforms. >> let's talk about the republican nomination process. john, i want to get your reaction to anikki haley's
at university level, master's level and above. so for many of these young people, they see the options in nigeria as being very limited. the pandemic, coupled with the conflict in ukraine, has had a terrible effect on the economy here. it is still africa's largest economy, but inflation is at 20%. some analysts say food inflation could be double. unemployment, particularly among young people, is at 40%. so many young nigerians are now looking to places like the uk to get the skills that they need to be better and better employees to be able to get better opportunities in life and moving forward. and just briefly, what do you think young nigerians will make of the narrative in the uk, hearing politicians saying we want to bring migration down, we want fewer people coming and staying in the country, what impact do you think that will have? you know, i think a lot of young nigerians realise now that they have skills, particularly if you are educated and you're middle class, they have skills that are highly
and be grateful for it.and because that's going to help cle with climate change somehow. obviously, we're never goingw. to do that. but we did thought think it might be worth seeing what it's like if we had to do so. >> at one point we tried out some cicada brownies out of pure curiosity. here's how it went. >> it's good to be here. yeah, the brood x kind ofat t sounds like the rival gang at the at the high school quad. s >> but this this is the groupouf of cicadas that show up ever cy seventeen years. i last time we saw them was two. thousand and four. they are notable for that loudud sound that they make often heard when we go to pressces th conferences throughout the washington , droc area, when we're hearing politicians, it's almost hard to hear them. one hundred decibels is how loud that sound can get .that >> it's interesting the sound that you are hearing you from mn the cicadas is actually the call of the male cicadroa to the females cicada to get the groove on so they can make the babies drop them back down in the ground and they'll popto out.r >> seventeen years latermay po,
now they are scraping pennies. >> talk about that. >> a couple of years ago, my money would go further than it does now. i'm married and i have three kids. currently, we are spending over $300 a week and groceries alone. and our dollars just not going as far. we are tired of hearing politicians talk about things that don't have any effect or any positive effect on the economy. things like illegal immigration is killing us. these woke agendas that they are pushing are not solving any of the issues we are feeling. it is not just about things we don't like. we are filling these things at our local communities. the money that we had previously to do things, not just to enjoy, but to save his disappearing. we used to be able to put money away and enjoy our families. now, we are trying to do the best we can to make it. we are losing our savings. >> crazy, crazy. a lot of people agreeing with him about the collapse. ma'am, you said, you you are
when we read the reports yesterday about a possible russian list of dissidents, of journalists, that hit home here in poland. those things have happened here in poland and in the soviet union, the history exists there, and then you look at the macro, at the map. poland is the easternmost nato ally. if russia invades the ukraine, suddenly poland not only shares a border in the north with kaliningrad, for example, and then suddenly shares a bothered which has changed which is why you're hearing politicians here in europe wanting to shore up the border and want to move more troops towards that border which is partly why we've seen the president send the additional troops and worth reminding that the president has in the u.s. 8,500 troops on high alert that he can continue move over here to europe. >> cal perry, good to see you, my friend. >> the european union is set to activate its seiber rapid response team to defend itself against cyber attacks from russia. they have seen a message of potential cyber attacks set for