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so long to get in place and to actually start working? i so long to get in place and to actually start working? i think there is a _ actually start working? i think there is a real _ actually start working? i think there is a real sort _ actually start working? i think there is a real sort of - actually start working? i think. there is a real sort of collective sigh _ there is a real sort of collective sigh in — there is a real sort of collective sigh in brussels. of course the allegation of what london is saying is the _ allegation of what london is saying is the eu _ allegation of what london is saying is the eu has cost this in part by not being flexible enough. being too strict in _ not being flexible enough. being too strict in the application of the northern— strict in the application of the northern ireland protocol, and with the eu _ northern ireland protocol, and with the eu says as we can reinterpret this and work together and make this work for— this and work together and make this work for the — this and work together and make this work for the will of northern ireland — work for the will of northern ireland and for the uk and for the eu. ireland and for the uk and for the eu the— ireland and for the uk and for the eu. the british government is going for the same part of the deal need to he _ for the same part of the deal need to be rewritten. that's a problem here _ to be rewritten. that's a problem here because of the moment, the mandate, — here because of the moment, the mandate, the sort ofjob the jeep wrecks a — mandate, the sort ofjob the jeep wrecks a negotiator on the eu side can do. _ wrecks a negotiator on the eu side can do. he — wrecks a negotiator on the eu side can do. he is— wrecks a negotiator on the eu side can do, he is limited by what the 27 eu countries— can do, he is limited by what the 27 eu countries allow him to do and they don't— eu countries allow him to do and they don't want to rewrite this. that— they don't want to rewrite this. that is— they don't want to rewrite this. that is tricky and i say this is a collective _ that is tricky and i say this is a collective sigh because there is a really busy time as we know for the uk and _ really busy time as we know for the uk and the — really busy time as we know for the uk and the eu anything about it, war in ukraine, _ uk and the eu anything about it, war in ukraine, millions of refugees from _ in ukraine, millions of refugees from that— in ukraine, millions of refugees from that country going into new eu
beginning may 18th, all staff will be able to use the peloton app at no cost to them. more than 12,000 staffers are eligible and this would put taxpayers on the hook for his --as much as $480,000 per mont. there it is. my husband loves this video. these shrimp don't live that long, do they? >> this is how i look at this, this is just a drop in the bucket. but it comes at a really bad time. it just shows how tone-deaf the democrats and the administration are about everything that's happening right now. people can't get baby formula, as we just discussed. they are paying north of $4 a
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they are seeing a different description, less of this woke content being pushed out there. the only color that matters is green. we are going to into what i am calling the "post woke era." >> will this appeal to an audience that resists cancel culture and wants to be in that post woke era? >> if they look at what's happening with disney and don't want to go that direction, disney is a perfect test case for going too far politically. at the end of the day, it's a business, and when it comes to netflix, yes, they have a subscriber ship. they lost about 200,000 subscribers. i was looking at jackie to confirm my numbers. they obviously have a problem but they want to make sure they
even among the holiday seasons, when you are gesturing kindness toward your team, bosses, management, et cetera, how is it the taxpayers and not only on the hook for ever hundreds of thousands of dollars but that they have to accept is to begin with? the optics are horrible. it's the worst timing possible. and jen psaki's quips about it, when people are sensitive of suffering, this just stinks to high heavens. >> obviously, this is a big contract that the government is talking about. low level staffers in the house don't make a lot of money. i understand they're trying to do something. may be because health and wellness but to jackie's point, its tone-deaf and very, very bad timing. >> do you think they have to sweeten the deal to get workers to come to work?
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heal? can we stop picking at the wounds? we need a president who comes out and says let's just get together. let's figure it out. let's not label people. we see that the world is turned upside down. the right is wrong, the wrong is right. when do we have that where we say let's just all get along, like rodney king said, and by the way, can we have a media that tries to find the good among us, instead of dividing us, because the media are complicit in this. >> winsome sears, thank you so much for joining me this morning. congratulations again on your win and i hope you have a happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving to you, and your viewers and please, don't forget the missionaries who are kidnapped in haiti. we haven't been talking about them. >> okay, we'll have you on again, i'm sure and we can talk about a lot more. thank you, again. he framed his presidential campaign around gun control. now he's running to be governor of one of the nation's most
washington when you announced you're not running for the senate in new hampshire next year. you can actually still see republicans around town wiping their tears from their eyes because they were so sad about it. a lot of them thought really you were the best chance to take back that seat, maybe even flip the senate. why did you say no? >> you get more done being the governor. i think people have come to realize governors have to implement, design programs, create opportunities, and we as governors have the best opportunity to offset what some of the negative things coming out of washington. when we see these vaccine mandates that are really impacting workforce, impacting businesses, we're suing three times over. the senate and house don't really have any power to do that. with the executive orders they're going right past congress, so as a governor, you can actually play defense and protect the interests of your citizens against the negative stuff coming out of d.c. as well as creating those opportunities with the infrastructure money, aarp money out there, and with the c.a.r.e.s. act, it's
implement the infrastructure dollars is going to be a real challenge. >> you are a prominent republican, governor, so we want to ask a couple questions about your party. many in the gop want to kick 13 house republicans who voted for the bipartisan infrastructure bill off their committees. at the same time, you have republican congressman gosar sharing a video showing him killing a democratic congresswoman and only two republicans wanted to strip him of his committees. what does that say to you about the gop, voting for a bipartisan bill is considered worse by many than encouraging violence. >> look, i don't think -- i think politics in its entirety on both sides of the aisle in washington is screwed up. it really is. they got their priorities all wrong, focus on the wrong things, don't talk about balancing budgets and fixing health care, immigration reform, social security and medicare are going to be broken in about ten years. you better get around to fixing