Transition to net zero. and the problem with what anas has set out is that there is a very direct damage going to be done to the oil and gas sector as a consequence of the tax plans that he s put forward, and which the conservatives have put into place. just to make this clear, you support higher taxes for people earning £29,000 a year in scotland for example, nurses but not higher taxes, windfall taxes on the oil and gas giants making record profits. are you personally, and the snp, in favour of granting new oil and gas licences? yes or no? i m in favour of there being a climate compatibility test. why can t you just give a straight answer? - i think what we ve just seen here is an example of two parties that have been in power for far too long. the snp and labour will be key rivals at this election. this is good for scotland, john! you cannot escape the fact that you ve signed up to the tories fiscal agenda. you have said you re desperate - to get rid of this tory government, i but all you ve done in this electionl campaign is attack the labour party.
You support higher taxes for people earning £29,000 a year in scotland for example, nurses but not higher taxes, windfall taxes, on the oil and gas giants making record profits. are you personally, and the snp, in favour of granting new oil and gas licences? yes or no? i m in favour of there being a climate compatibility test. why can t you just give a straight answer? - i think what we ve just seen here is an example of two parties that have been in power for far too long. the snp and labour will be key rivals at this election. this is good for scotland, john! you cannot escape the fact that you ve signed up to the tories fiscal agenda. you have said you re desperate - to get rid of this tory government, i but all you ve done in this electionl campaign is attack the labour party. douglas ross admitted the preparation for liz truss mini budget wasn t there. and that hadn t been done, and i hold my hands up i assumed that had been done. the greens called their exclusion from this event outrageous. stv said they were comfortable with their decision. there ll be more arguments, more
Thank you, appreciate the time. john: great to see you. now at daniel gard the president of the libra initiative, daniel, i want to play this piece of sound from the president s announcement just now. where he is talking about the goodwill of the american people listen here. for those who say the steps i take in are too strict i say to you to be patient and the goodwill of american people are wearing thin right now. doing nothing is not an option. we have to act. we must act consistent with both our law and our values. our values as americans. john: that sound like a guy underwater on immigration with five months to an election. that s exactly what s going on, john. in fact he mentioned he was there with his bipartisan group but i didn t see any bipartisan legislators that are needed to arrive at a consensus here so we can get to reforming the law. he also mentioned they had no choice?
Burden that is unbelievable. and the less particularly hard in those cities, you know marilyn well, chicago and new york, an actuary cities. and so in many of those cases you ve got migrants getting priority over native board schmuck nativeborn kids. the kids have to move out and go remote learning and the migrants go and sleep in the gym. this is a disaster. sandra: were showing parents at least school board meetings and inferred up with it. we can were going to get back because her out of time because of the working years, would love to continue the conversation, thank you so much. bill bennett. thank you, very important about the future. sandra: thank you for joining us, i m chandler smith. john: and john roberts, the story katherine dow it marc staal in norman s before joining you live from
As you can imagine, welcomed him. their surrogate, an angel on earth, is doing great. from all of us here on meet the press, congratulations to kristen, john, margot and zachary, we can t wait to meet you. remember, if it is sunday, it is meet the press. can t wait to meet you. remember, if it is sunday, it is meet the press. the judge could decide to say house arrest or even jail.
Either of those white house gentlemen, let me play you some sound. one of the things that has happened since the guilty verdict again it s donald trump. donald trump are talking about it in the possible implications in the country. listen to what he said he could face, what that does. i m okay with it. i don t know that the public would stand it. i don t i m not sure the public would stand for it with a house arrest for i think i think it would be tough for the public to take you know, at a certain point, there s a breaking point so keith, what do you hear in that? i hear a desperate man who s extremely eager to try to prove that he s not concerned about this, but he really is. he s melting down and the polls don t show that there s a breaking point of americans. americans are pretty much assuming that the, that he is guilty and americans, their belief evening, according to the polls at the jury, did the right feg. so i think donald trump is clear unstable, but what s really must most disturbing. i think john, is that the
Lot of republican coalescing around the former because the united states, and i will just point out, kate, it does seem that appearing in court does pay off for donald trump because look at the trump big fundraising days. there was the new york arraignment back back here in last year, we have the georgia indictment, these two dates are actually flipped here and then the new york conviction here. what do we see? we see the again, a huge, big fundraising day, thursday s amount was about twice the amount of his prior record. so the fact is donald trump seeing big fundraising. again, look at this yeah in 48 hours. the equivalent of about a month. yeah. both men are going to have enough money to run for president. one thing i think i think we can conclude. i think that that s exactly right. this race has not going to ultimately be about money. it s gonna be about the message that s going to be driven home by the money still very interesting though. thank you here. thank you, john. all right. well, this now, pete, seat, former spokesman for george w bush in the white house, and vice president of bose public affairs group and keith boys in a democratic strategist and former aide in the clinton white house, you both look way too young to have worked in
Liabilities, this is an effort to try and maybe get one of those, the border liability, off the table heading into the election. john: in terms of reception on capitol hill, here is what the speaker of the house told shannon bream yesterday. it s too little, too late. he s trying to show the american people somehow he wants to address the issue that he himself created. now he wants to issue some sort of executive order, i guess to show that no, he does really care about the issue. the only reason he s doing that is because the polls say it s the biggest issue in america. every state is a border state. john: one of the big questions i have, how does he propose to enforce this when the 4,999 person comes across the border? do they close the gates and say no one else is coming in? that is not a picture that biden wants to have. no, and we don t really have that capacity. there are reports of entry into united states where thousands of people pass legally back and forth every day. you could shut them if you wanted to. the biggest john: but it s not going to
Rock and a hard place, because i can t imagine his father not pardoning him. sandra: great stuff all last week, and out onto the hunter biden trial. leverage it you joining us. i m sure we will get more updates from the courthouse shortly. judge, thank you. john: joe biden s doj claims it cannot release audio recordings of president biden s interview with robert hur due to the threat of deepfakes. is that a valid excuse? jonathan turley will break it down for us. sandra: plus, two nypd officers shot in the line of duty. this happened overnight. we are live in queens with an update on an awful situation. nate? hey, sandra. it started with a venezuelan migrant riding and unregistered motor bike the wrong way down the street, but it is what happened after he got off that bike that nearly ended in the murder of two nypd police officers. that s next.
We do. happy birthday. jesse watters primetime tonight johnny went out and asked people what they thought of the trump verdict. watch. donald trump was found guilty in new york. how did that make you feel it? makes me feel happy. what was the crime that donald trump committed? yeah. i m not aware of specifics. typical democrat, harold. typical democrat. harold: she was a republican. greg: great journalism there. jesse: thank you. not like exclamation point. greg: i bet johnny was jealous over the birthday party. huh? tonight, dave rubin, brian kilmeade. kat timpf, adam hunter. that s the lineup tonight. don t miss it. dana: congrats to team fox fleet they completed the tunnel 2 towers third year in a row. that s it for us. good night. jesse: happy birthday, judge. john: good evening and welcome to washington.