that it s worth sort of figuring out probably that it s worth sort of figuring out probably now what we actually want these probably now what we actually want these technologies to be able to do in the these technologies to be able to do in the future it will be baby don t want in the future it will be baby don t want them in the future it will be baby don t want them to be doing. professor, thank ou want them to be doing. professor, thank you very want them to be doing. professor, thank you very much want them to be doing. professor, thank you very much indeed. - want them to be doing. professor, i thank you very much indeed. handing over brain data is indeed a very interesting question and we will come back to the panel in a moment and ask the following question as we have some breaking news first, get to us. all the debt story we have been talking about a bit earlier in the programme, in the last few minutes the us treasury secretary has extended deadline for raising th
$8.2 million. something tells me by the time we get to the end of this quarter, which is the end of june, that we re going to see rosily eclipsing, and maybe by several times, what donald trump got in 136 days. so that has tends to have an impact. we may see some closing of the polls simply because the people who are for ron desantis appear to be more motivated right now than the people who are for donald trump. that, particularly in the early states, could have an impact. desantis certainly is going to hit the ground running. his travel next week, des moines, iowa. sioux city. cedar rapids. trump has one event in iowa on june the 1st. desantis has a lot of ground to make up, because trump has been all over iowa for the past few months. yeah, that s right. and look, that s what this is all about. you have to show up in iowa and new hampshire. in fact, you have to show up several times.
can go to the constituents, their voters and say, we did not compromise on anything. all that remains to be seen people how i actually feel on it. so republicans are said to have been getting closer to that deal with they have reduced federal spending. they once those cuts and the democrats are getting closer to that deal where they want to be able to say to their voters, constituents, look we have not made any constituents significant cuts to domestic programmes. we know it has to be a bipartisan deal which means republicans have to get some of the people in their party on site. there are trompe l oeil who do not want any compromise and democrats have to get progresses are on site do not want to concede anything to republicans. trump loyalists. anything to republicans. trump lo alists. , ., ., ., ., loyalists. they have to get a deal because the loyalists. they have to get a deal because the consequences - loyalists. they have to get a deal because the consequences of- loyal
worst nightmares. jesse: can i see why one of your colleagues said that. probably sit next to the guy who dances all day. and the last, but not least, we have these two parents, taylor who are ch charging their young daughter rent to live at home. dad seems like a real stickler, listen to some of these upcharges. june the 1st your rent is due if you are going to continue to live here. i thought that was a little harsh. maybe a little leeway. 200 bucks a month is plenty cheap to live like a grub in your parents house. that s cheaper than food. exactly. it s 300 if she wants to eat here. [laughter] jesse: taylor, is this acceptable to charge your young children went for living at home? it is more than acceptable. it should be mandatory. especially in this day and age when search a cry baby. i totally applaud these parents for teaching responsibility. if she wants to go out and have a job and live at home, she shouldn t be doing it for free. plus, let s be honest, $200 is
backlog because the worker visas clinical priority? there is a backlog because the worker visas are very difficult to get right, and employers have to make. audio loss they have to make sure it is compliant for every individual visa. which is what causes those backlogs you were talking about. the main solution receipt of this is using technologies available to speed up this process, so that the uk can see the maximum benefit from these visas as quickly as possible. as quickly as possible. sarra, it is aood to as quickly as possible. sarra, it is good to have as quickly as possible. sarra, it is good to have you as quickly as possible. sarra, it is good to have you on as quickly as possible. sarra, it is good to have you on the - as quickly as possible. sarra, it is - good to have you on the programme, thank you. it isa it is a story i think we will talk about again the stub there are now proposals of course to use ai, artificial intelligence. that might be able to speed up tha