People are in then wsup understand that congressman jim clyburn. thanks very much for joining us thank you very much for having me. and just ahead, donald trump refuses to back down from his threat to seek revenge against his opponents if he returns to the white house, former trump white house communications director anthony scaramucci will weigh in on that and more right after a quick break stay with us you re in the situation room the increase in wildfires is exponential uncontrollable with overwhelming consequences, the need to do something is urgent slightly. her with we have schreiber sunday night sorry, it wasn t ban here. and i keep mine is the ct is encouraging intrapreneurship on all levels every time i m traveling out of up. dave, come back up and see the change the bid. some
Location. the nhs has been chronically underfunded for decades, it is on its knees and this cannot be allowed to continue. most of us agree about that. the answer is not, as the conservatives and, surprisingly, labourthink, to surprisingly, labour think, to invite surprisingly, labourthink, to invite big multinational companies further into our national health service. the answer is investment and protecting our nhs. band service. the answer is investment and protecting our nhs. and protecting our nhs. and the money comes and protecting our nhs. and the money comes from? and protecting our nhs. and the money comes from? we - and protecting our nhs. and the i money comes from? we announced and protecting our nhs. and the - money comes from? we announced our health and social money comes from? we announced our health and social care money comes from? we announced our health and social care policy health and social care policy yesterday, including £30 billion of an increase in funding for our health services, 20 billion on social care, and it s really important we understand how closely those are linked, because if we have better social care, those are linked, because if we have bettersocial care, it those are linked, because if we have better social care, it takes the pressure off the nhs. and a one off £20 billion capital investment. these are large sums where do they come from? these are large sums - where do they come from? come from? from reforming the tax s stem. come from? from reforming the tax system. currently come from? from reforming the tax system. currently the come from? from reforming the tax system. currently the uk come from? from reforming the tax system. currently the uk tax - come from? from reforming the tax| system. currently the uk tax system is unbelievably unfair, putting more onus on lower income working people to contribute to the treasury than it does towards the super rich, the
Middle ground. people who do not have a definite decision on the constitutional future of northern ireland and will make one based on the economy and where they might be better off rather than the very definite if they feel strongly british or irish. all of those things feed into an election even though you are voting for mps. sinn fein have seven seats and hope to hold onto. they don t take their seats in westminster, they are abstention risks but want to increase that and maybe add one more mp to that. hate increase that and maybe add one more mp to that. ~ ., ~ ., mp to that. we were talking about independence. mp to that. we were talking about independence. it mp to that. we were talking about independence. it has mp to that. we were talking about independence. it has been - mp to that. we were talking about independence. it has been a i mp to that. we were talking about independence. it has been a lot i mp to that. we were talking about independence. it has been a lot ofj independence. it has been a lot of change for the snp, a new leader, not much time in the role as a party leader. how does that play out in terms of the ability of other parties, labourand terms of the ability of other parties, labour and conservatives etc, to make ground because of that? john swinney came in as the new snp
Reused on hiroshima and nagasaki though he went on to say there s no need to think about nuclear war but putin is comments come during what allies for your quiz? would be a dangerous turning point in ukraine after spending the last two years inching forward in the east, russia has opened a new front in the north near kharkiv and is now ramping up attacks there today, we ve learned russian strikes have now damaged or destroyed nearly half of ukraine s available energy. and that has led to forced blackouts and ukraine payne just recorded its highest monthly number of civilian casualties in almost a year the un says ukraine. side 31% increase in civilian casualties in may compared to april. cnn s melissa bell is joining us now from paris melissa, these events in normandy are happening as allies fear the ukraine war could be at a dangerous turning point. that s right, briana, in fact, it was the opening up of that new front by moscow last month to the northeast of
Treated like pinching bags. sometimes we thank them. anyway, we thank you for watching we ll be back after a quick breaks. they would the increase in wildfires is exponential unpredictable uncontrollable with overwhelming consequences, they need to do something is urgent flightless bird, would we have dry burdens and good night on cnn centrum, it scientifically formulated to help you take charge of your health central gives everybody i hope you foundation supporting your to your did it plus tries centrum silver. now clinically proven to support memory in older adults at morgan stanley old school hardware meets bold new thinking at 88-years-old, we still see the world with a wonder of new eyes helping you discover untapped possibilities
Obviously a very big issue for him, is helping the public understand the dynamism of the labour understand the dynamism of the labour market, the massive increase labour market, the massive increase in the new business formation, that has all been part formation, that has all been part of formation, that has all been part of his administration and it has part of his administration and it has been great. part of his administration and it has been great. thomas, what do ou it has been great. thomas, what do you think it has been great. thomas, what do you think president it has been great. thomas, what do you think president biden - do you think president biden needs to do if he wants to convince people that he is strong on the economy. as betsy was saying, people are looking more at inflation numbers than they are at the overall economic future.- they are at the overall economic future. , ., , economic future. the problem the white economic future. the problem the white house economic future. the problem the white house has - economic future. the problem the white house has is - economic future. the problem the white house has is that i the white house has is that they have not been strong on they have not been strong on the economy. they may be catching up lately but it is too little too late. so the white house is basically out there trying to educate people that economics and statistics such as gdp, cpi has been trending a long way. voters do not care about that. what they care about is their real income. meaning, how much is their paycheque allow them to buy. it does not matter for a vote or if that is due to inflation going up or wages over the last three or if it is
since then, more than 15,000 people reportedly been killed, according to one ngo, some 9 million has been driven from their homes. and un aid chief warned of an imminent risk of famine where many civilians sought safety and infection and worsened are four but that city is now also facing assault by rs of fighters. according to a yale report out wednesday was the rsf continues to gain ground end of a cnn another plea in court today from another close ally of donald trump were gonna be back in a moment the increase in wildfires is exponential, unpredictable, uncontrollable, with overwhelming the need to do something is urgent. slightly birth with we have schreiber sunday night on cnn in response to the trade rumors, we keep but we talked about little bit now, that s
Government of 2.7 million people, then we get the conservatives elected in 2010, 2015, 2017, telling us they ll reduce net migration to tens of thousands a year, 11.3 million, the conservatives have let in. most of those that come in are not directly reductive members of the economy. most of those that come in are actually dependent sand, lorenzo, the truth of this is this ought to be the immigration election because whenever we talk about housing, whether we talk about the fact that rents are up between 20 and 30% in most of the country in the last four years, whether we talk about the roads, whether we talk about the roads, whether we talk about infrastructure, we are living through a population crisis, an increase of 10 million people since mr blair came to power and frankly it s making us poorer, it s diminishing our quality of life and it s nothing to do with race or any of those issues, is to do with actually putting the interests of our communities first. we need to
Economy continues to be a strong, as it is, and potentially at risk of overheating again, which is really what the fed is worried about. what about inflation reaccelerating you may have to hold off a little longer. catherine or impel always appreciate the analysis. thanks for joining us thank you still had a tribute to the soldiers of d-day, ten members of congress recreating a daring parachute jump over the beaches of france. we re going to speak with congressmen mike waltz, who made the jump when we come back the increase in wildfires is exponential, unpredictable, uncontrollable, with overwhelming the need to do something is urgent to fly with. what we have dry burdex and the at night on cnn if you were moderate to severe crohn s disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks you still laura from the start and move toward
Through these complicated processes just to get here. this effort is temporarily reducing numbers, but that pressure could keep building and we could see an increase in the future. what do you think happens of donald trump is elected and this order is in place? does it matter one way or another? no matter who is president, the core operations have not changed and the laws will not have changed either. people still have a right to seek asylum, but it is worth noting that president trump, his administration released hundreds of thousands of migrants at the border in 2018 and 2019 when they saw similar limitations and the situation has devolved since then with people coming from further abroad, emphasizing the need for congress to step in and start funding the humanitarian protection system. aaron reichlin-melnick, thank you very much.