twice impeached, twice criminally indicted so far donald trump is the undisputed presidential front runner of the republican party. i don t know that on january 7th, 2021, right after all the republicans who mattered had condemned donald trump s role in the attempted insurrection, that we thought we would be here a year and a half later. we are very far away from the republican party returning to normal, perhaps even knowing what normal is. we are very far away from an america where both of the two majority political parties respect the system and stand up for democracy. we know where donald trump stands on democracy and architecture. but it s not just trump. we know that he is a symptom, not the disease itself. every time i get a subpoena, my polls go up. reports were grand jury. it s all bowl to. it s all stuff. you can see the crowd, there but more than 2000 people stood in the wind and rain to cheer that trump rant. to cheer the subpoenas. the grand juries, the man
of building. have a good weekend, my friend. see you next week. all right, we are now the unofficial start of the 2024 presidential campaign season, six months out from 2024, and in a confluence events this week, yesterday in fact, rex exactly two and a half years since the january 6th attack on the capital. it s humbling for our country, for our democracy, that the twice impeached, twice criminally indicted so far donald trump is the undisputed presidential front runner of the republican party. i don t know that on january 7th, 2021, right after all the republicans who mattered had condemned donald trump s role in the attempted insurrection, that we thought we would be here a year and a half later. we are very far away from the republican party returning to normal, perhaps even knowing what normal is. we are very far away from an america where both of the two majority political parties respect the system and stand up for democracy. we know where donald trump stands on demo
are among four people to die in a helicopter crash on australia s gold coast three others are critically injured. brazil s new presidentjoins thousands of mourners paying their respects to football legend pele at the santos stadium. and coming up, we ve been talking to a guide dogs charity that s recruiting for more volunteers to tackle a shortage of trainers. that afternoon and welcome to the bbc news channel. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news channel. downing street has admitted that the nhs is facing an unprecedented challenge but insists the government is doing everything possible to ease pressure. senior doctors have spoken of the unsustainable pressure facing the nhs with some a&es described as being in a complete state of crisis . labour criticised the government s management of the health service, while the liberal democrats called for parliament to be recalled early. here s our health correspondent katharine da costa. receiving. this isn t the first
massively over a hired. interest rates are obviously a worry here. there is a chance the feds scores its own goal if it feels the economy is too strong it needs to raise rates even further and the businesses start worrying about things like interest rate costs, borrowing costs and maybe future investment capacity. then they start cutting workers. that still could happen, but i really don t want to underplay that for the past year or so the economy has been doing much better than a lot of people have been predicting. it s a real strong economy. as you said, for now it is a real strong economy. we are unclear what the future looks like, but so far it s working. tracey, good to see you as. always tracy alloway. when we come back, with a struggle pan tony evers outsmart to republicans and increased school funding in his state for the next 400 years. 400 years. i m here to discuss governor
so you re saying a lot of this hiring, legitimate, but people have been hiring because they think in six months it s gonna be much stronger and then they won t be able to get workers, so they re getting them now, and if anything turns around, they ll find themselves with too many workers on their hands. that s exactly it. we need activity to keep going or ideally improve to justify some of this hiring. but again, i don t want to down pay the trajectory of the drops gains that we have seen so far because for 30 months we have seen this momentum continue, and it s not entirely clear what would be the turning point that would make all businesses wake up tomorrow and realize we massively over a hired. interest rates are obviously a worry here. there is a chance the feds scores its own goal if it feels the economy is too strong it needs to raise rates even further and the businesses start worrying about things like interest rate costs, borrowing costs and maybe future investment capacity.