i don t know we ll have to see. yeah we ll have to try to declassify. it yeah. c s president i could ve declassified. no i can t you, know this is still a secret. and now we have a. problem is not interesting? that is so cool. here s where the situation actually gets interesting. that audio that you just heard there recorded a, trump s bedminster club was obtained by news outlets after jack smith s original indictment. so it appears that smith team went hunting for the document after that, confirmed it was classified, charge trump with another count of willful retention of national defense information. and the kicker? the document wasn t at bedminster. it came from mar-a-lago. it was in a box trump returned to the national archives before the justice department actually issued any subpoenas. that leads us to believe our nation s top secrets might have freely flowed between trump s properties in new jersey and florida. and who knows where else?
as president i could ve declassified. no i can t you, know this is still a secret. and now we have a. problem is not interesting? that is so cool. here s where the situation actually gets interesting. that audio that you just heard there recorded at trump s bedminster club was obtained by news outlets after jack smith s original indictment. so it appears that smith team went hunting for the document after that, confirmed it was classified, charged trump with another count of willful retention of national defense information. and the kicker? the document wasn t at bedminster. it came from mar-a-lago. it was in a box trump returned to the national archives before the justice department actually issued any subpoenas. that leads us to believe our nation s top secrets might have freely flowed between trump s properties in new jersey and florida. and who knows where else? let s bring in my all-star
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i have actuallyjust bought a house last month, bought a house last month, so, yeah, it affected us quite a lot. i have had a house below at a lower rate, it has doubled per month, it is a lot of money. it is the unknown of what will happen, if it will go up or down, and if we have made the right decision to fix for five years or should we have fixed for three and hope it would go lower? the bank of england increased rates by more than expected to 5%. it is supposed to try to calm price rises on everything else. inflation, the rate of the soaring cost of living, is way above the bank s 2% target. but it will bring a huge shock for the hundreds of thousands of households due to remortgage in the next couple of months, and it is notjust a problem for homeowners. landlords say many will have to sell up or put up costs for renters. landlords like steve, who has decided to give up his two properties.
inflation, the rate of the soaring cost of living, is way above the bank s 2% target. but it will bring a huge shock for the hundreds of thousands of households due to remortgage in the next few months, and it is notjust a problem for homeowners. landlords say many will have to sell up or put up costs for renters. landlords like steve, who has decided to give up his two properties. the reality is landlords are making less money than ever today with the interest rates going up so high, and i would like to say to those tenants that we re actually poorer than we were a few years ago. the labour party and financial campaigners have been calling for more options for those struggling, things like interest only payments. a response from the chancellor today after his meeting with the banks. if you are anxious about the impact on yourfamily finances and you change your mortgage