pass. this devotes the senate is not where the majority of americans are on this issue brickwork snap the debate shifts to the states that this hour will talk with two state leaders, oklahoma governor were abortion is now banned after six weeks apart in colorado jared who state has expanded the abortion with virtually no limit. plus a nationwide shortage of baby formula has a parents and washington scrambling for answers. the baby s crying, the baby is hungry we need to address it right now but. this administration should be look at everything and anything. we have heard absolutely nothing for. lastly send a panel but the political fallout or formula. and. quick stakes are high stakes are high for. the pennsylvania public and primary now a three-way race as the conservative candidate suddenly surges. if i lose, you lose work to us cap a barnette about her last-minute surge and scrutiny from fellow republicans. and we talk to voters on a road trip across the keystone
spiking and foreigners researching in to a wide open border even before the floodgates open with title 42 goes away next week. coming up senator bill hagerty on the crisis created that policy. what gets done and the senate and the final stretch to the memorial day recess. and theatrics in washington another dirty trick from the democrats as an animated joe biden tries to turn make america great again into a dirty word. let me tell you about this ultra agenda the ultra mega agenda under my predecessor the great maca king per. of present is a good time doing people have asked her to come with ultra mega? what he called president trump? big mag? the king of mega? over the long lines are seen in a television, people lining up all kinds of vehicles. just to get a box of food. how quickly we forget people are hurting. and what they did the mega crowd want to do? forget it, forget it. congressman and jim and jordan separates the fake and the fraud in zero center what matters to
supporters of the opposition, they say this is an opportunity for the turkish people to bring in and usher in a new era for the country, particularly when there are so many challenges ahead. not least the economy. that is certainly at the forefront of voters minds. the country is facing a deepening cost of living crisis. we ve seen inflation soaring, largely in part due to president eve erdogan s policies, weakening of the lira. some voters believe president erdogan, that his vision will offer stability over the next five years. others believe it is time for change. then the question of the government s response to february s devastating earthquake which left more than 50,000 people killed, millions more displaced, still homeless, living in temporary camps across the country s southeast. the government has faced real criticism over its chaotic and somewhat delayed response.
inflation soaring, fixed levels of state support, you lose out over the ten year period, so why would you invest? it is a big question about this. the problem is the design of electricity systems has really failed to catch up with the revolutions in renewable energy. we have competitive electricity markets established in many countries to try and minimise costs which are actually suffering the greatest price rise and this is because governments elsewhere use taxes to subsidise electricity but because in the wholesale electricity markets the wholesale electricity markets the most expensive sets the price. so since nuclear always runs when they canned it is fossil fuels that are present, plus the cost of taxes, which set the price almost all the time, because some gas plants are needed most of the time, and they