initiative. the ukrainian armed force also need our sustained support. we ll have the latest on the region. and from the president s trip overseas in asia, he s raising eyebrows this morning after saying the u.s. militarily would get involved if china invaded taiwan. what the white house is now saying about that. help is on the way for america s families. tens of thousands of pounds of baby formula just arrived in the u.s. but when will store shelves start filling up again? we have our eyes on georgia, we re a day out from the state s primary elections. early voting already breaking records there. the anticipation is intensifying in the battleground state. that s where we start this morning. von hilliard is in atlanta and i m joined by the ceo of the new georgia project, a voting rights advocacy act. greg bleustein, msnbc political contributor, and michael steele, former rnc chair. other states, including minnesota, arkansas and alabama have primaries, as well. but geor
Than they ever thought possible. Whats that doing in here . Thats a plate of mashed potato. We are lucky that trump will provide most of the jokes for the foreseeable future. Hello and welcome to the programme. Were live until 11am. If youre a pupil or teacher in a school where subjects are being cut, do get in touch with us. Have you studied or taught one of the less popular subjects like german . Does it matter if the fewer people get to take it in the future . Do get in touch on all the stories were talking about this morning use victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. Its been announced that British Telecom and its openreach service, which runs the uks Broadband Infrastructure, are to be legally separated. Telecoms regulator, ofcom, says openreach will become a distinct company with its own staff, management and strategy. Ofcom had been pushing for the move following complaints about poor levels of service and had threatened to force bt to l
heart beat bill he signed into law in 2019. whether it s the election integrity bill that he signed into law last year. or the way that he opened up business at the height of the pandemic here in 2020, it s those sorts of issues. not the 2020 decision by him to certify the joe biden win here in the state of georgia. at the same time, while brian kemp may win this, and ultimately the trump backed david perdue will lose, you have to go to alabama where there is a u.s. senate race to fill a seat there, as well. and it s mo brooks, the congressman who you ll recall about two months ago, lost the endorsement of donald trump after he plummeted in polling. guess who has resurrected his campaign? it is mo brooks. there is a good shot tomorrow he will be one of the top two candidates and will head to the runoff. and next month, mo brooks, despite donald trump dropping
has chosen anyone they like is buditek. he has been everywhere and has been doing a phenomenal job. listening to what he says. he s an excellent speaker. dana: i listened to a pod cast he did. i was like, yeah, he s well spoken. i can see why people get behind him. his positions are quite liberal. wants to abolish the electoral college, for example. he s a new face. it s one of the rare times where obama inthe trump, we actually went backwards a generation. we always find somebody younger of a younger generation. so he would go back on that track. dana: that s not bernie. or biden. dana: let me ask you about apec. 2020 democrats who are not attending. we have a list here. this is a pro israel group, an annual convention. these democrats decided they are not going to go in 2019. whether they go in 2020 still to
christina? reporter: the fed is in a tough spot. it doesn t want to raise interest rates too much. it wants to protect against the economy overheating. that s the case for raising interest rates. investors here today have come to terms with the fact the fed will hike rates today, but what they will be listening for is jerome powell s comments and what he says about the possibility of federate hikes in 2019. whether or not jerome powell is sympathetic to the volatility we ve seen on wall street and whether he mentions economic data and any softening in the economy. we ve seen little signs of that here and there, john, for example, the housing and the auto markets are showing some signs of weakness and we have companies. a range of corporate companies