a tory mp. she hasjust been readmitted to the party. she counts again and she says she has resubmitted that letter. that takes us up to eight mps we know about who have submitted letters since the sue gray report was published. we have submitted letters since the sue gray report was published. gray report was published. we know other mps said gray report was published. we know other mps said a gray report was published. we know other mps said a few gray report was published. we know other mps said a few months - gray report was published. we know other mps said a few months ago i gray report was published. we know. other mps said a few months ago that they had submitted letters. the reality is, we don t actually know how many other letters have stayed submitted, how many other letters may have been submitted and dare i suggest the idea, whether there might be mps who have said, i submitted a letter, but they have not done that because either currying favour with the public. we ne
fights play out up close. in fact, we saw both last night as both the parties held thinker primary debates. the democratic side and the front runner on that side remain under fire from all sides, especially over a 2013 incident when fedorman, a mayor of his hometown, confronted an unarmed black man after he heard gunshots. he still has a huge advantage in fundraising and in the polls. on the republican side, we heard a lot of what we re hearing around the country. heapings of praise for the former president, plus candidates spreading nonsense about the 2020 election essentially candidates lying to the voters. in hopes of currying favor with the party s trump loyalist base. take a listen to the two top candidates in the republican primary race. david mccormick and media personality dr. oz.. we have a tragedy here that most republican voters don t believe in the integrity of the election. there s all sorts of reasons to worry about.
scurrying of my friends on the other side of the aisle, we were still in the mood of touting this celebratory moment. i heard joyce, our faithful sergeant at arms staff person shouting, close the doors. we were still in a days. and then i saw the capitol police rushing to close doors and then explaining to us get out, get down. i m always with a scarf and books and papers, and there was a time i had to drop them all. and i watched our members going. each one in their own way was braise. and i know they want no accounting for that. but we were scurrying with the thought we might not live. i was here for 9/11. i was in the building in a meeting, refused to acknowledge the noise that was outside until someone busted in and said you have to run for your life.
reading the new york times or the washington post or cnn and you might expect if you re reasonably intelligent, hey, i m being i ire talked to in a dishonest manner. they re insinuatingtt within their coverage of sports , which is why it s c particularly fertile and probably why disney is currying favor in that manner with china. c and by the way, tucker , nobodyi argued against that . sai nobody said, hey,d you know, maybe comparing the georgia voting bill , which is more expansive than what existed in new york and also delaware where our president is from with is a bad example to be trying to make heree. and oh, by the way, maybe holding corporations like coke, by the way, tucker , who said, hey, we can t have this georgia bill . we support a major league baseball all-star game being pulled out of atlanta. you askngf atlanta. them what tk about chinesech and suddenly they can t say a word. it s all ridiculous lies and sportsul media is being used
an accident that they are getting some big tax credits. currying favor with the white house. it s the white house that really punted to the federal reserve to tackle inflation. because the federal reserve, there was indication they would start to tackle the interest rate inflation. easy money environment we ve been living in. if inflation exceeded 2%. that ship has sailed for quite some time. for months now we ve been over 5% inflation. so arguably the fed, many make the case has waited too long. and exacerbated an already bad situation. that being said, the federal reserve did indicate they will start raising interest rates. the markets were okay with that until he held that press conference. and then powell indicated that there was quite a bit of room to raise interest rates. so the struggle, gary, to try to paint this picture very simply, is they ve got to step in to tackle inflation, raise interest rates, but they can t raise them too much because that could cripple the economy.