which these parties can go if they have any issues they can go through the courts once the announcement has been made, now it is sticking with the result. there has been a lot of confusion among the voting public in nigeria, walking through lagos a lot of people questioning why it has taken so long to get results, results coming in on saturday but did not really come out until 24 hour is just off that has led to a lot of suspicion in a country that has a big history of boat buying and boat rigging. four men arrested in connection with the shooting of an off duty police officer in county tyrone have been released. two men one aged 71, the other 47 are still being questioned about the attack on detective chief inspector, john caldwell in omagh a week ago. he remains critically ill in hospital. a massive police search is under way in the uk for a missing baby whose
think? everybody has concerned about age. you d have to be insane to say that yes, 82-year-old and donald trump will be 79 if he s the nominee where those are the ages you shouldn t be taking on the most important job in the entire world. joe biden has proven himself. if he remains in good shape, i don t see why he shouldn t be the nominee. martha: quick. he s showing his age. he comes across as an old 80-year-old. donald trump comes across as a young 80-year-old. we re making comments about age for nikki haley. what do you have in their 40s that can run for president. they re making age comparisons that are ridiculous. you re offending way over half the voting public that is over 50 years old. we all vote in our 50s. martha: someone pointed out you have to be 35. the window gets small if we re going better get on it. martha: it s ridiculous. the primary race to 2024 is
websites, like maggot 1 to 3. and i think we have to, wonder like, how much of the american voting public is influenced by that. in 1998, what had happened to bill clinton? that kind of thing did not have this proliferation of these drug news sites. the answer is i don t know, but i would think that the american public, historically, has found this kind of stuff pretty disgusting. yeah, i guess that s a very good point you make about the bubble that some of the base inhabit where independents do. let s see. hugo, in 2021 marjorie taylor greene was stripped of her committee assignments by democratic vote in congress. kevin mccarthy wouldn t do it despite how ridiculous remarks about nancy pelosi, talking about the old comments we had made about killing pelosi. or her chasing david hogg down the street. all the other jewish space laser, et cetera, it. sandra she of course changed her way.
there are areas porous and so many of them in places where bill melugin is reporting in the del rio sector. we have decided we don t want to hold the biden administration accountable, they had a cha chance to do it and voters made that decision, as voting public, we have to look and wonder, who does this benefit. we re in the situation where inflation is high and i talked with steve forbes last hour and he said this makes it worse, somebody will have to support these people who jobs go away and people feel pressure much the months and months long of high prices and weaker, weaker, weaker economy, stagflation. emily: the ones who could
watching undigested what the new chancellor is doing, that complete reversal of what was announced under kwasi kwarteng, the so called trussonomics, whether the tory mps have faith in the direction notjust underjeremy hunt but also of course liz truss at the helm. and then there is the wider constituency, the voting public, and the backdrop to all of this is that we are potentially less then two years away from a general election, and currently, the polling is not looking at all that for the tory party, so time is of the essence and thatis party, so time is of the essence and that is what is being weighed up, not least within the party this morning, as the considerations are about whether they are prepared to give liz truss more time to see how things unfold. you are watching bbc news and continuing coverage of the chancellor s statement coming in the