Objected to being called unsafe, which is something they say isn t true. they have a very good safety record and that is certainly true when it comes to crime. but there has been an unwelcome spotlight put on allegations that the government does suppress dissent here. when it comes to people on the ground, i think really, there isn t as much attention paid to it here as there is in the uk, but, in terms of the views, i would say they are largely economic. so, some people say, well, it will be good for the economy to have migrants coming, especially as many of them are expected to stay here, they bring new blood, they will be consumers and so on. on the other hand, others say that rwanda is a small, densely populated country, we don t have enough jobs and land for those of us here already, this is just going to increase the competition for them. and that is the view also of the opposition party here. thames water customers could see their bills increase
That a lot of people had, that it could be something terrorist-related, even in this small, rural area, because you never know where that might take place. phones were ringing off the hook, much more than our dispatch staff could handle. there was mass confusion. -we can only hope that what we re seeing is not the worst, but we don t have any confirmation. -they were reporting what they knew on tv, but here we knew that it was falling all over our county. -gc, flight. -flight, gc. -lock the doors. -copy. -i was starting to see the beginning of the process for shut down, preserve your data because it s going to be needed later for investigation.
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Accomplishment today. and then there are the likes of marjorie taylor greene who puts a big thumb down in the face of that which ukraine has been facing and valiantly fighting for. that s the point earlier where you see marjorie taylor greene in the lower part of your screen, a big thumbs down in reaction to the lawmakers with the small, okay maybe they are legal on the floor of the house. she was not too pleased about it. many others were. joining me now is jason crow, member of the house foreign affairs committee. i will ask your reaction to this, the passage of israel, ukraine, indo asia pacific, with regard to taiwan. is it going to clear the senate? how much of an impact will the bill have in ukraine? well, who my response. you got a flag. i think it is team we stopped
Marching forward, attacks a nato country, now we re drawn in because we are part of nato. it doesn t just stay there. and i think that they don t care about that. and donald trump doesn t care about that. he keeps saying, it will just go away if i was the president or it never would have happened if i was president. it has nothing to do with whether or not you re in the hot seat. it has to do with russia s motivations, with geopollicals writ large. somebody has to step to the front and say this is not a small, you know, dispute on the playground. this is a big deal. and we have to deal with it as adults. well, adults are hard to find nowadays in the house of representatives. lizz, let me tell you some of marjorie greene s 20 amendments to the ukraine bill and four on the israel bill. one of them was to package funding for the development of a space laser. she wants a space laser on the