bodies, so they are making that distinction. bodies, so they are making that distinction. . . bodies, so they are making that distinction. book but there are -a distinction. book but there are pay review distinction. book but there are pay review bodies distinction. book but there are pay review bodies for distinction. book but there are l pay review bodies for firefighters? yes, there are pay review bodies for firefighters, but that doesn t stop union members saying, hang on, why aren t you hopping your pay offers to us? and let s not forget that pay offers in places like scotland up to 7%. ., , offers in places like scotland up to 7%. ., y ., new figures show evictions from rented homes are on the rise across england and wales. the number of landlord possession orders issued by the courts more than doubled in the last three months of 2022 to over 16,000, compared to the same period the year before. the number of homes repossessed by landlords in that same period has also nearl
competitors like china donated millions of dollars to the university so they can have access to future high-ranking officials. they could ve went to trump, trump graduated from university of pennsylvania but instead they tapped into the mind of joe biden. steve: can you imagine ainsley it coming before midterms? top-secret documents where hunter biden was that? i ll be a big headline. ainsley: why aren t they releasing the second location? wanted to take six years? he set up that office after he liked being vice president, why did it take six years for us to know there are classified documents in there and why it took two months for them to notify the media? cbs first broke the story in january. they found these documents on november 2nd. steve: what did joe know and when did he know it? in the meantime coming up at 8:10 in the east in eight hours
it s time to hold them accountable in disrupting class. if you are the parent of one of these kids that is disrupting class, you either need to get them under control or find them another place to go to school to school. jesse: why aren t the parents doing that already? why does it take the sheriff s department get involved? that is the question at hand. when i was a kid growing up, my mom was the sheriff, the judge, and the executioner. [laughter] my dad was her witness to what happened. we need parents to be re-empowered. they need to be the chief law enforcement officer their child s life, and not let their kid disrupt class students that want to learn our coming there to learn, to be parts of the arts and all different things. they are snatching good students out of class because one student is being disruptive. jesse: why don t you think parents in 2022 have control over their own children? i think society, to some
figure. he was killed in afghanistan. they have been rapidly gaining ground since biden abandoned the country. as a result, the world is a much more dangerous place. you know when the u.s. got bin laden, there were celebrations in the street. there was unity. what is it say about where we are as a country where you see this very different response from the far right to taking out a major terrorist? it s interesting that the same people citing this as a failure calling it into question are the same folks praising putin and orban. saying gee, why aren t we on the side of the russians? they have the weapons. they have the money, the oil. why are we on their side instead of the side of ukrainians. it s because we believe in