baer asking whether the president will speak to more. do you think the president will do more interviews, speak to more people? he s got to. the covid thing is over. you got to come out, you got to campaign, get out of the bunker mentality. trace, there is no more excuse, right? in 2020, the president, or at that point, a candidate in biden could hide behind the fact that i can t go out and campaign, i can t do press conferences, i could get infected. well, now we re seeing the most protected, the most packaged, the most inaccessible president we ve ever seen by a country mile. it s why 70% of americans do not want this president to run for reelection. it s why a majority of democrats do not want this president to have a second act. he s never had his
do. yes, the 2000s are the age of the machine. but that doesn t mean there s not a search for the soul inside the machine. a good good night tonight s the night let s hit it up i got my money hey let s put it up go out and smash it like oh my god let s kick it up hello and welcome to our viewers joining us from the united states and all around the world. i m laila harrak.
it, that applies to everybody at any amount. so they can t go out and save silicon valley bank and then a month later, two months later, two years later say they re not going to save this bank and make all the investors whole. the cost is about $15 billion. i can tell you the administration is saying that money will come from fees. but those fees are set up for us, not for these companies who on the west coast deep pocketed venture capitalists are being saved here. and what s happening to americans who are paying 6% inflation? and here s my follow-up question, jerry. for those that argue this is a contained environment, that essentially the administration is jumping on the grenade, we have seen in big banks, they re decreasing solvency. people are worried, pulling out their investments. we have seen the market has shuttered with this. we also know that what
i ve given it out of my own pocket. blackburn had high levels of deprivation even before inflation started to bite. but the community has come together to support those struggling. at this extra care housing complex they have regular singing sessions, free and open to all. it s a chance for a cup of tea and companionship for people finding things tough, like valerie. what are things like for you at the moment? there s no money left. you can t go out. you know, you ve got to sit in your own four walls, and i don t like it. i ve got ms, and it does hold me back. but i still want to live. the local age uk group, which runs these sessions, says demand for help has soared. our advice service, in six months, april to september last year, did another 80% on top of what it had done the previous year. 80% more demand on your advice service? yes, and most of that was directly related to money.
to their doors. there you are, anthony. christine says the need here is great. see you later. what kind of things do you see, christine? poverty. a lot of poverty. i see worry. you know, when somebody s not got no gas or electric, and they re freezing, i give it out of my own pocket. blackburn had high levels of deprivation even before inflation started to bite. but the community has come together to support those struggling. at this extra care housing complex they have regular singing sessions, free and open to all. it s a chance for a cup of tea and companionship for people finding things tough, like valerie. what are things like for you at the moment? there is no money left. you can t go out. you know, you ve got to sit on your own four walls,