outlook? this dilemma is with the bank of england outlook? this dilemma is with the bank of england moved i outlook? this dilemma is with i the bank of england moved more slowly than market is expected last time around, if the bank of england terrified in the long term damage of inflation and may view an economic slowdown has the short term pain with paying for the long term going of bringing inflation back, the government probably wants some growth out there and may view a recession is a bigger danger than bashan because inflation means unemployment, voters will be unhappy about inflation but were unhappy they lose their jobs, so you have a tension between the two, bank of england more worried about inflation, government more worried about recession another reason why the pound is under pressure because you have this divergences between the two leading institutions that control the economy. minister yesterday control the economy. minister yesterday interviewed - control the econom
as president putin went ukraine as president putin went on television to announce a military operation in donbass. the ukrainian ambassador to the un was involved in a tense stand off with his russian counterpart. ll stand-off with his russian counterpart. stand-off with his russian counterpart. stand-off with his russian counterart. , ., , counterpart. it is too late, my dear colleagues, counterpart. it is too late, my dear colleagues, to counterpart. it is too late, my dear colleagues, to speak - counterpart. it is too late, my l dear colleagues, to speak about the escalation, too late. the russian president declared a war. should i play the video of your president? ambassador, should i do that right now? we can confirm it. do not interrupt me please. thank you. then don t ask me questions when then don t ask me questions when you then don t ask me questions when you are speaking. anyway. you declared the war. it is the responsibility of this body to stop the war. so i call
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is doing in alabama, but i want to talk about it with you, my l michael, i m sure you know this, michael. last week republican governor kay ivey signed a law allowing $400 million in covid-19 funds to build two super sized prisons and the washington post also reveals that codified in alabama s state constitution is more than half million dollars a year to fund one single confederate memorial while black historical sites struggle to keep their doors open. michael, what is going on in alabama? they re just being as alabama as they could be. you know, i ve been in conversation for months with prisoners who are inside alabama s prisons. what we have to look at when we talk about this prison using funds, the department of justice has declared that the entire prison system of alabama is a criminal enterprise and a human