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maybe higher wages could fuel into higher inflation. of course, they are trying to tamp down inflation. >> so you put this in perspective, k and omar with this sort of, uh, picking back up a heating backup of the labor market and all this really means is that the labor market continues to show signs of strength. >> but also the fed continues to show no signs of being in a rush to cut rates. that's also why wall street is not so excited about this report. so we know rate cuts are coming inevitably at some point, but a report like this means will likely have to wait a bit longer. we hear from the fed next week, it'll be really curious to hear what they have to say about this may jobs report. >> yeah, i remember for so long it was june was going to be the month where we're going to see the fed cut rates clearly virtually no one expects that now exactly right. you can see around. thank you so much. you're welcome appreciate it. >> or hell, also, prosecutors say they have two more witnesses to call before they rest their case against hunter biden, who is expected to testify today. and a cnn exclusive, what a cia
keeping things normal when nothing around them is. air-raid siren. when the siren wails here in the west, there's no rush for the bunker. instead, daniel's mum checks an app on her phone. so, erm...
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>> well, i think things are certainly starting to heat up. we heard that a lot of the candidates have submitted documents, that the potential candidates trump is looking at. i also think that it's notable that a lot of the people he's considering have connections to capitol hill, right? i think it just shows how much donald trump has influenced what's happening up there in congress right now, so things are definitely heating up, but there's no rush for trump to get ahead and, you know, announce a candidate. he is able to have all of these people go out as surrogates for him on the campaign trail, act as fund raisers, so there's really no rush for him right now to choose someone. >> all right, white house politics reporter for bloomberg, christian hall, thank you for joining us this morning. meanwhile, four new polls participate a picture of a very close election between president biden and donald trump, but a cup of surprising states
and i have to take them all the way back and give them a history ors. they don't know anything back alarming. what are we coming to? >> martha: what you think about the state of america today? >> i think it is horrible. and first and. i have taught school groups. and i said before i have to teach them about it before i can tell them about it. >> martha: you think young men in their teens and early twenties if the pearl harbor type event happened do you think they would all rush to sign up we. >> i wonder. i can't answer because i wonder to. dew you? >> yes.
the supreme court has got a lot to do before the summer recess and yet it appears they are in no real rush. this morning just three decisions were issued on corporate taxes, insurance and native-american health services, leaving 27 cases left to decide including major ones on guns, on the abortion pill, on the environment and on presidential immunity. joining us now senior writer who covers the supreme court mark joseph stern. there is a lot left, should we expect those manger decisions to be the last ones the supreme court hands down? >> absolutely. the supreme court has been working at a languid pace so far this term. we expected at least one blockbuster today. we did not get one, and yet the court has traditionally impose
of the economy as a relentless goal. they take a completely different view of the world, and that's the kind of bigger context into which all these policies sit, which is a really it's a really, really interesting thing. they also do, like the other parties have tripped up over some of their candidates and they confirmed today that they were booting out some of their candidates who had been discovered over the last few weeks, i should say, to be expressing some pretty unpleasant anti—semitic views online or liking tweets here and there. so they have had problems with candidates as well in the rush to be able to populate that big giant list of standing as many candidates as you can around the country. and it's the classic smaller party problem, isn't it? they don't have the resources to screen everyone. and equally there people aren't front line household name politicians. so if you if you do a bad tweet and you're in the shadow cabinet or whatever or you're a senior a senior spokesperson or you're in in the commons, it gets noticed if you're somebody just battling away as an activist for one of these parties and smaller
>> for some reason tackle west believes russia is never going to resort to that. but we've got the nuclear doctrine and plays, have a look at it. what does it say? it says that someone else's actions threaten our sovereignty or territory integrity then we believe we have the right to use all the tools at our disposal. >> he reiterated it is limited in scope meant only to help ukraine defend the key city of kharkiv. >> authorized to be used in proximity to the border, not authorized strikes on moscow or the kremlin. >> he is facing pressure to go even further, the house intelligence committee mike turner wrote to the defence secretary today this is a positive step but not sufficient degree must build a strike back at all rush in strategic locations being used to strike
and newscastersuzanne has been all over this. hello. newscast, please, can you explain the selection process and deadline for new candidates at the election? has rishi's surprise date caused a problem, particularly for the conservatives? thank you. which caused a rush. it's definitely caused. and to a greater or lesser extent, this happens at every election because a lot of mps will leave it very late before announcing that they're going to retire or go and do something else and all the rest of it. and sometimes they are encouraged to do just that by their parties because that means that there is a narrow window into which you can find successes or potential successes and therefore potentially ensure that the people you want end up in those places, rather than being a more long winded process that might throw up people who you are less keen on. so we've been racing towards this deadline, which is on friday, for the closure of nominations when people have to, you know, sign on the dotted line and say they want to stand for party x or party y or as an