Going to own info wars, which is this conspiracy empire that he s used for years and years to peddle all saltzer, all sorts of lies conspiracy theories. he s eventually going to lose control of that. it is a little bit confusing because his companies in bankruptcy court and he s personally in bankruptcy court, but because he owns the company, it s part of his personal assets. this does mean he will lose control of the company well, and can we just play this we re all watching this moment of him on, on info wars other day he was seeming to cry about this situation that he was in i believe my parents i believe he got his copy. people gotta be stopped pop up. the other day. we re going to beat these people i m talking about the future of this company. i think he sees the writing on the wall there, kaitlan and he was talking all weekend
Households fill out basically to report how many of them are unemployed. that survey showed a loss of 400,000 jobs so this is more than 600,000 jobs difference between the two which is a concern and how we collect this data. at the unemployment rate has been taking up now for the last few months and it is now up to 4% which is low, historically, but it is worrying that it is sticking up. it is worrying that it is sticking up. it is worrying that it is stickin: u. , , sticking up. do you see this worrisome sticking up. do you see this worrisome as sticking up. do you see this worrisome as well, - sticking up. do you see this worrisome as well, this - worrisome as well, this unemployment figure? firstly i a . ree unemployment figure? firstly i agree that unemployment figure? firstly i agree that we unemployment figure? firstly i agree that we should unemployment figure? firstly i agree that we should use - unemployment figure? firstly i agree that we should use all i agree that we should use all the data agree that we should use all the data available and what a lot of the data available and what a lot of economists do is put a 80% lot of economists do is put a 80% wheat on the jobs gained that we 80% wheat on the jobs gained that we see out of that employer survey and a 20% on what employer survey and a 20% on what we employer survey and a 20% on what we see out of that household survey and become up with a household survey and become up with a number which we think is closer with a number which we think is closer to with a number which we think is closer to the truth. so the job skins closer to the truth. so the job skins were closer to the truth. so the job skins were probably closer to the expectations than that headline number indicates. so what headline number indicates. so what we headline number indicates. so what we see as an economy is
Said, look, this is such a key thing to unlocking growth in this country, building more houses and other infrastructure. so i think they are right to focus on this. the onl thin they are right to focus on this. the only thing i they are right to focus on this. the only thing i would say on planning, and believe me i ve gone through so many and believe me i ve gone through so many changes in the planning framework, is it s got to be a locally framework, is it s got to be a locally led framework, is it s got to be a locally led thing as well. just -aointin locally led thing as well. just pointing it locally led thing as well. just pointing it to locally led thing as well. just pointing it to the locally led thing as well. jut pointing it to the screen because angela rayner is here, deputy leader of the labour party. quite good time, as well, hourand of the labour party. quite good time, as well, hour and a half. you ve advised leaders before on nights like this do you like to get your candidate there early? definitely, there s nothing worse than arriving to a big gig like this when there s problems with traffic and your flustered anyway, if you want to get you and your team in situ, you want to get your hair and makeup sorted out, relax, feel comfortable, just spend some time in the building. this is true for anybody who does public speaking when you just turn up by the skin of your teeth, when you just turn up by the skin of yourteeth, it s when you just turn up by the skin of your teeth, it s not the best way to prepare yourself for a big outing
To manufacture weapons. those are something that the us has been talking about a lot. the russians essentially talking about a new world economic order as they put it, but then also as far as the battlefield is concerned, wolf vladimir putin still extremely bullish as well, saying, right now the russians don t need mobilization the same time. also saying that the russians are advancing wolf fred pleitgen reported for us from berlin, fred, thank you very much coming up. how israel is now responding to the international backlash after the idf s deadly drake have a un school earlier this week, stay with us. urine, the cnn newsroom vanity needs a safe space he had a show were right and left talk to each other. cnn presents an encore presentation of hbo s real time with bill maher tomorrow at eight on cnn chevy trucks advanced camera technology lets
Guarantee is essential to the continued freedom of europe s democracies. it s important to remember that because also what president biden is doing is reminding people, this is not, these values and these fundamentals of what he was talking about today are not partisan. they haven t historically or tradition that willy been partisan. they are part of who we are as a country. ronald reagan was long. maybe he s not anymore. the great example of every republican running for office. that s not the maga example. ronald reagan saying in that speech 40 years ago could be intertwined with what president biden was saying today. that s an interesting part of his messaging as well. you know, reagan, that many years ago had an easy way to get to american audiences, it was make that speech and every network would carry it. that s true. it would be in every newspaper, and that s where you would get that information. those were the outlets. now it s so diversified. you can go to us, broadcast news, the newspapers, but
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Than four times what any other party so far has said they will spend. where are you going to get that money from? we where are you going to get that money from? where are you going to get that money from? where are you going to get that mone from? ~ . , , . ., money from? we have been very clear that we are money from? we have been very clear that we are going money from? we have been very clear that we are going to money from? we have been very clear that we are going to ask money from? we have been very clear that we are going to ask those - money from? we have been very clear that we are going to ask those with i that we are going to ask those with the broadest shoulders in society to chip in a bit more, to pay modestly more in tax. so we are proposing a wealth tax. no other party is putting that on the table, despite the fact it is a functioning policy and fermented in a number of other countries around the world which is really successful in raising nearly significant sums of money. we are talking about the multimillionaires and billionaires in british society, we are asking those with over £10 million in assets to pay a 1% tax on that well. those with over £1 billion in assets to pay 2% on that. to chip in, to invest in our key public services, in the nhs. we want to even up tax between unearned income and earned income, so that those who get their income through doing a dayjob and earning a
Yesterday, a very stark one, as a matter of fact. president biden at normandy with those men behind him who helped save the world and former president trump in phoenix last night railing against the country, not just a system, a country now, that is rigged against him. the running election is a running series of split-screen moments like that. there is nothing more pressing for a president to go abroad at a moment. as katty said, this is a historic occasion. it s a challenge for communicator, as well, right? how do you both rise to the moment of history to speak directly to the bravery of those men 80 years ago? i have to say, for me, it has a special resonance. my grandfather was a young naval officer, participated in operation overlord.
Hearthat tonight, rememberthe context. that figure on its own is misleading. some of the figures to put this together are dubious. if you take the figure at face value, you take the figure at face value, you are looking at over four years, not one. if you hear this claimed as a treasury figure, they remind tonight that the top civil servant in the treasury clarified earlier this week that it is not. labour, have a pretty dubious claim of their own as well. this one that the conservatives would scrap national inserts that would open up a whole of £46 billion in the public finances national insurance. it is worth remembering the conservatives have said that this is a longer term aspiration. it is not a longer term aspiration. it is not a party policy and the chancellor has insisted, this will not happen anytime soon, until the money is available. so if you hear these things tonight, just remember, be sceptical. some other things worth equipping yourself with thinking about arguments tonight, there has
First of all, by allies, i think extremely important and one of the ones of course was the person that president biden was sitting. what volodymyr zelenskyy, i think that apology especially is very important to the ukrainians. will one of the things that ukraine s have been telling us and the many times that we d been on the ground with them as they were starving, they say for those us artillery shells as that aid was caught up in congress, is they say, look for the ukrainians. this was all measured in lives. they say potentially thousands of ukrainians were killed because they didn t have enough ammunition to fight back the russians. now of course, other allies he is also reassured by the words of president biden. you look, for instance, at the french who are now promising mirage fighter jets to the ukrainians. but also where i am right here, germany, olaf scholtz of the german chancellor saying that he also liked president biden is now going to let the ukrainians use german weapons to strike into russian territory also, on a limited base as well, very different the adversaries, of course, vladimir putin, also a big day for him. she had a big