impact of the climate crisis are health impacts. you constantly reference the health impacts. you constantly reference the climate - health impacts. you constantly reference the climate crisis, i health impacts. you constantly| reference the climate crisis, i ll be seeing more of these events all of the time in your view? we had the summer heatwave in the uk are we seeing more of these events? are you connecting these things? the seeing more of these events? are you connecting these things? connecting these things? the climate crisis is making connecting these things? the climate crisis is making the connecting these things? the climate crisis is making the world connecting these things? the climate crisis is making the world will - connecting these things? the climate crisis is making the world will know. crisis is making the world will know so we will get more of the heat extremes like you mentioned in the uk, making things drier so we get more of these wildfires. we must
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the deadline. i think it caused many americans to believe that he was being stubborn and intransigent. it really put his negotiators in a weaker position than if they just would have come to the table 100 days ago. as a result, i think republicans got a lot of concessions. frankly, i don t think you can argue. the republicans clearly got more concessions out of this debt ceiling deal than any other deal that s been done. congressman, i appreciate your time tonight. thank you. thank you. congressman johnson. presidential politics now. take a look at church in clive, iowa west of des moines. florida governor ron desantis, who recently said he would oppose the debt deal if he were still in congress, speaking there right now. his first official stop in the campaign. part of a three-state swing which also includes new hampshire, south carolina, and follows what was, as you might have seen, are rough and buggy debut on twitter last week. cnn s jeff zeleny is traveling with theed can,
focused on one thing, avoiding default and cutting this two trillion dollars worth of spending. we re going to get it done tomorrow. the reaction to the deal seemed mostly favorable, certainly to moderates for both parties. members of the house freedom caucus are obviously complaining it doesn t do enough cutting. progressive democrats complaining about government assistance programs. is this true? it s a compromise, but you re saying essentially the democrats gave this away. listen, i don t want to insult the other half of the negotiation. they were smart people. this was clearly an environmental, though, anderson, where president biden made a major strategic miscalculation, in refusing to negotiate for 97 days. it drifted us really close to the deadline. i think it caused many americans to believe that he was being stubborn and intransigent. i think it really put him, and the negotiators in a weaker position than if they just would ve come to the table 100 days ago. as a result,
with the government to discuss pay broke down. they ll take action strike action from 11th of april to the 15th. their union, the british medical association, is asking for a 35% pay rise. it says the government has made no credible offer. let s speak to our health correspondent, jim reed. what more have the doctors been saying about this? the what more have the doctors been saying about this? saying about this? the doctor s union have saying about this? the doctor s union have been saying about this? the doctor s union have been meeting - saying about this? the doctor s union have been meeting withl saying about this? the doctor s - union have been meeting with steve barclay, the health secretary this week, to try to find a way out of this dispute. those talks appear to have broken down and quite spectacularly. in the last hour, the words being used by the union are things like intransigent, accusing the government of dragging its feet, of not being serious. so as a result, we ha