amendment votes in a day. there s going to be some republican amendment votes in the senate, i believe. if we will allow republicans to offer amendments, i want an amendment on my on my voigzs to strip the mountain valley pipeline, and i ll live with the result. you know, if i can convince my c colleagues, great. if i can t convince my colleagues, that s on me. but i don t think anybody should cut a deal that affects virginians particularly in the hardest hit part of our state on a really important and controversial project without reaching out tove us. and i also think stripping giving a green light to one project in the united states and saying it doesn t have to go through normal permitting rules, that just opens the door to really big problems in the future. any big corporation that is unhappy with the pace of their approvals in a regulatory environment, that s unhappy with what courts are doing, can just go toin congress and say, hey, t
you know, if i can convince my colleagues, great. if i can t convince my colleagues, that s on me. but i don t think anybody should cut a deal that affects virginians, particularly, in the hardest hit part of our state. on a really important controversial project, without reaching out to us. i also think stripping, giving a greenlight to one project in the united states and saying, it doesn t have to go through a normal permitting rules? that just opens the door to really big problems in the future. any big corporation that is unhappy with the pace of their approvals and regulatory environment, that s unhappy with what courts are doing, can just go to congress and say, hey, let us bypass you. everyday people don t get that deal. everyday people don t get to bypass the courts and have congress take a magic wand and give them what they want. we shouldn t do it for a wealthy company either. for those who are following along at home here, there are
colleagues, that s on me. but i don t think anybody should cut a deal that affects virginians, particularly, in the hardest hit part of our state. on a really important controversial project, without reaching out to us. i also think stripping, giving a greenlight to one project in the united states and saying, it doesn t have to go through a normal permitting rules? that just opens the door to really big problems in the future. any big corporation that is unhappy with the pace of their approvals and regulatory environment, that s unhappy with what courts are doing, can just go to congress and say, hey, let us bypass you. everyday people don t get that deal. everyday people don t get to bypass the courts and have congress take a magic wand and give them what they want. we shouldn t do it for a wealthy company either. for those who are following along at home here, there are
very strongly. the vx index fell to its lowest level since the turmoil began. there has been calm returning to u.s. markets. one data points to flag out this morning. uk inflation running hot, unexpectedly jumping to 10.4% in february from 10.1 in january, well ahead of the 9.9% expected. bank of england is meeting tomorrow, and now investors ramping up their rate hike expectations for the boe. inflation continues to be a problem that central banks around the world are grappling with. yeah, a huge headline out of the uk that caught a lot of people off guard. back here in the states, existing home prices in the united states, just broke a decade long streak. tell us about it. this is a pretty big news. the housing market has been arguably the hardest hit part of the economy when it comes to the impact of the fed s rate hikes and now fresh data has shown
testimony. she wanted to know where something came from, and they pointed to the book, and they said this could imfrom this book in which you said this is what you did on this day. so memories can be brought back when a federal subpoena for testimony is served. only someone trying to keep their stories straight has to say, wait, wait, who do i tell that to? an amazing day of news. lovely to have you all here at the table. thank you so much. when we come, my dear colleague ali velshi will be part of our panel. he s live in ukraine, and hit one of the most brutal hit part of that country today. the next hour of deadline: white house starts after a quick break. don t go anywhere.