you on the canadian side. what s your sense of where this is going? if you look at the demands of the convoy, they remain clear as they were on day one. here, before i have you answer, here are the demands of the convoy, terminate vaccine passports and other contact tracing programs. eliminate the vaccine mandates and stop the divisive rhetoric we of course still see from justin trudeau. you see the demands and situation. where does this go, harold? it doesn t go anywhere until those demands are met. we have been clear right from the start, you are correct and we know that that s what s been harming our society for a lot of for almost two years now. and we need it to go. we need to be able to discuss with doctors, with lawyers, what s been all going on. and he is ignoring us. he has been calling us racist. bigots and other fancy word that
unemployment which we had early on in the pandemic. if we do ask businesses to shut their doors, what s most important is we protect the jobs that depend on those businesses. the jobs that depend on those businesses. ., ., ,, businesses. 0k, reina newton smith, thank ou businesses. ok, reina newton smith, thank you for businesses. 0k, reina newton smith, thank you forjoining businesses. 0k, reina newton smith, thank you forjoining us. joining me now is the ceo of best western hotels great britain tim rumney. they re a group of around 300 independently run hotels across the country, employing about ten thousand people. hello to you. thank you for being with us. £6,000, as i wasjust saying, to a rep from the cbi. £6,000 per premises, ora saying, to a rep from the cbi. £6,000 per premises, or a £1 billion fund. do you think that is enough? 0ur fund. do you think that is enough? our members are telling us that s like a our members are telling us that s like a dead our members
these investigations? other than my own presumption. neil: how far does someone s presumption go? it doesn t go anywhere. what i find interesting about these hearings is that they do not operate by the same rules as a criminal court of law would. so you get a speech, and you get from the witness, do you agree with my opinion? do you agree with my speech? do you agree with what some of the witness thought or perceived? that is not proof. they are going to need concrete proof that the president told somebody, look, don t write the check until this is done? then i think they will have a problem. neil: thank you very much. one of two other witnesses that will be testifying. this could go well into the night. let s get the read from gillian turner. how that of a night it could be. it could be a very late night
maybe they will watch the movie. i think you re hearing a lot from the democrats who were fairly or not disappointed with what they heard from the special counsel. where does this move the ball on impeachment? it doesn t go anywhere. if you re a democrat looking for that crystalized, democrats are probably disappointed. let s also remember one more thing as we re hearing from our reporters on constituents and town halls, people in the field, candidates who crisscross across the country for 2020, this subject does not come up much. yes, the russian interference should that, protect the ballot box but in terms of this russia probe, that s not what people are focusing on or what the next election will be fought upon. i guess pushing back as someone who used to work on campaigns, his focus on what you did as a candidate, might be the candidates are focused on other issues. i think that s also true. and frank figliuzzi pointed
unfairly posture an entire investigation in a discredited way, because you re attacking the entire system. so much for law and order. we would rather have chaos and disorder. because that s the only way i think he sees he can get out of this. he s in a corner. lynn, go ahead. i want to point out some other facts here. i know you re talking of this in a mega situation. but let s look at the specifics and why having rod blagojevich campaign to get some kind of clemency from president trump. and it s been waged by his wife. and just getting it in front of the president which she has been able to do, we can talk about how i think she did it. here s something to remind everyone and you, he is not gone unpunished. he s gotten a 14-year sentence. a lot of people, myself included, think that was a very heavy sentence for the crimes committed. he s been imprisoned in colorado since 2011.