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compromised. >> six of the ten house republicans who voted to impeach donald trump are facing primary challenges this year from republicans endorsed by trump or energized by him. one has already lost. another appears to have eeked out a victory. these four still face russ including liz cheney. >> donald trump is very vocally supporting your defeat. are you worried? >> no. i intend to win. >> you could lose. i mean, you're saying you won't but anything is possible. if you lose your career because of this position you're taking, will it have been worth it? >> well, i will, no matter what happens, never stop fighting for the constitution. never stop fighting for the rule of law. to me, there is not even a choice or a calculation. it's just, what is the right thing here? and what has to be done? >> four other republican congressmen who voted to impeach donald trump have decided to not
come back and boomerang against them. but in their crew russ and arrow against, we have a right to do this and wouldn't dare do what we are doing to them. >> laura: as long as they get rid of everything will be okay. victor, thank you. now fitch just downgraded the country's credit rating as in our country, why isn't anyone talking aboutvg this, glenn youngkin is here on this plus his request to makerlb voting the republican's weaponry in the next election, very smart, we'll stay there.
heard they were looking at a flotation somewhere between $60 - 70 flotation somewhere between $60 — 70 billion, and that was created in the uk. - 70 billion, and that was created in the uk. softbank are busy looking — created in the uk. softbank are busy looking at _ created in the uk. softbank are busy looking at an _ created in the uk. softbank are busy looking at an ipo - created in the uk. softbank are busy looking at an ipo as - created in the uk. softbank are busy looking at an ipo as you . busy looking at an ipo as you mention. good for your take on that, russ. to australia now — where thousands of households have faced a steep jump in energy prices in recent weeks. some have seen bills go up 25% as regulators set prices for the coming financial year. the government came to power promising cheaper energy by 2025. it argues a shift to renewable energy sources will be cheaper for consumers in the long run. butjuly�*s rises have been a blow to people already struggling with the cost of living — as phil mercer reports from sydney. home should be a cosy sanctuary in sydney for deanna 0lmos. but rising costs have made electricity almost unaffordable. so she does what she can to beat the winter chill,
russ shaw is founder of tech london advocates, which campaigns for the future of the uk technology sector. russ, can we hear you? russ, can we hearyou? i russ, can we hear you? i hope so, sally- _ russ, can we hear you? i hope so, sally. ironically— russ, can we hear you? i hope so, sally. ironically the - russ, can we hear you? i hope so, sally. ironically the tech i so, sally. ironically the tech wasn't working _ so, sally. ironically the tech wasn't working on _ so, sally. ironically the tech wasn't working on this - so, sally. ironically the tech | wasn't working on this story. talk us through this advisory panel, we think we might be hearing about it today, who do you think might be on it? i expect an announcement to come out later today, and we are looking at a combination of leaders from the industry, from government and academia to build the bridge between the semiconductor strategy announced in may and working with the private sector to ensure britain has a vibrant semiconductor ecosystem. ross, for a lona semiconductor ecosystem. ross, for a long time. _ semiconductor ecosystem. ross, for a long time, you _ semiconductor ecosystem. ross, for a long time, you at _ semiconductor ecosystem. ross, for a long time, you at london i for a long time, you at london tech advocates have been pushing the government to come up pushing the government to come up with a strategy for the semiconductor industry. when you look at the history of arm holdings which was ourjewel in the crown and how that all played out, or which is far too
was along for appearances sake only. >> it certainly didn't occur to me that it was an angie and russ event. it was the three of us. i remember anita and i sitting at the table, visiting while angie was out on the dance floor dancing. >> russell told police angie and anita dropped him off around 1:00 a. m. and he went to sleep. for him, that was the end of the night. >> your alibi was you were home in bed. >> yeah. there was no way to prove it, unfortunately. >> the police theory was that you, after you were dropped off, walked back to angie's house, knocked on the door. she let you in, because she knew you. you already had a thing for her. something went wrong. you attacked her. you had sex with her, you raped her. and then since she knew you and she could identify you, you stabbed her to death. >> that's what they thought. >> and so in the days after the
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don't do, it allows broad bipartisan votes. it is appalling how our military is saying that we don't need to know how to win wars and exit wars, we just want to use this military to push a radical agenda. these are not popular with the american people, taxpayer funding of abortion, radical trans pushing in the military. what americans want, military that is capable, cohesive and able to fight and win war. few people in dc in the republican party, democratic party and the caucus care about this. >> laura: russ, i think the pentagon is more comfortable talking about trans issues and pride month than about the sputtering of the spring offensive, summer offensive in ukraine, which we'll get into later and is not going swingingly. >> we don't have enough attack submaen radios, talk about military readiness or what it
be the vaccine police for any government anywhere thchl is what they believe, this is how they want to do business and they have the right. >> kayleigh: california and oregon exempt. >> sean: people complaining about in and out burger, probably love mandates to wear a mask, show vaccine cards, but not to say you have to take your mask off and smile. free the face. i want to see mouths when i order a burger. >> we can agree to disagree. there was recent review from one of the most respected studies, a study of studys and found little to no evidence that masks prevent spread of vie russ, no point. stop making people wear a mask, it is weird. >> kayleigh: i guess if you are
do if for no research it allows broad bipartisan votes. it's really appalling how our military around the political leadership that supports them saying we don't need to know how far to win wars and exit wars. we just want to use this military to bush a radical agenda that is not supported -- you know, these are not popular things with the american people. taxpayer funding of abortion. radical trans pushing you in the military. what our americans want is a military that is capable, cohesive and able to fight and win wars. that seems very few people in d.c. and the republican party, the democratic party and the permanent d.c. caucus really care about this. >> laura: russ, i think the pentagon is much more comfortable talking about trans issues and pride month than they are about the sputtering of the spring offensive, summer offensive in ukraine which, you know, we are going to get into later but apparently isn't going so swimmingly. >> or we don't have enough attack submarines. they never want to talk about actual military readiness or what it's going to take to
corporations would be wise to restrain themselves when they get the pressure from these left wing advocacy organizations because youner know when the thing is going to be that actually destroys your entire company. >> laura: russ, another person effective in resisting what is being done especially to our military is typically tuberville senator tuberville vilified for using his constitutional authority to stop these promotions and these nominations from going forward as long as money, our tax dollars are being used for abortion transportation, et cetera, other costs. your reaction to that? >> he has been incredibly effective and he has been vilified but the military establishment, notice it's not just the biden administration it's also the military that is supposedly antipolitical and they are the ones that are doing the politicization of it. and i think it's not just that he has said, look, we're not going to go forward with these nominations but it's on an expedited basis. he's not saying that they won't -- they can't get a vote. this administration wants them to all be done by unanimous