borrowing. our mortgage and the credit card borrowint. . , ., ., ., our mortgage and the credit card borrowint. . , ., , ., borrowing. that is a good question and probably borrowing. that is a good question and probably the borrowing. that is a good question and probably the bank borrowing. that is a good question and probably the bank of - borrowing. that is a good question and probably the bank of england | and probably the bank of england will hike it twice more this year and it will also sell some of the government bonds but the challenge for the bank of england is that we don t have strong demand driving inflation and it is because we have got less stuff in the world that is pushing prices up so this is a double squeeze for consumers and businesses, they face high interest rates, so not an ideal scenario for central banks. 50 rates, so not an ideal scenario for central banks. rates, so not an ideal scenario for central banks. ., ., , , , central banks. so what happens next?
out realistically what s an effective strategy for dealing with this that doesn t over rely on using sledge hammers and military force and undermine the effective tools we do have to disrupting terrorist finance, for instance, disrupting terrorist communications. i m cautiously optimistic these hearings do represent some renewed willingness to take a serious issue seriously. maybe i m i hope i m not wrong, but i would like to think so. your optimism about it, you have moved me to feel more optimistic about it. i guess i should feel that way about the fact you agreed to speak at hearing, but it still freaks me out. we shall see, rosa brooks, national security law professor at georgetown university, former counselor to michele flournoy, thanks for being here. thanks, rachel. straight ahead, the coolest action move heist/caper story from belgium that you will hear all week. or at least all day. c# r