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walker, to become the next senator of georgia. i understand you are getting inducted into the hall of fame in high school and college in georgia tonight? they are going to have the first ever high school hall of fame. so i m excited about it. brian: when i caught up to you you did go out of your way to speak to high school kids and they loved hearing from you. this is a landmark communications poll that has you and warnock deadlocked at 46. if that s the outcome or it s less than 50, you will have a runoff election. what do you have to do the next few weeks to win outright. i will get out so the people can see the difference between senator warnock and myself. i think he made a big mistake during the debate. he seemed like he was the senator not prepared to be the senator. and i m prepared to be the senator on the first day. when i get out to meet the people i m talking about. and he wanted to talk about personal things rather than what he can do as a senator. brian ....
walker, to become the next senator of georgia. i understand you are getting inducted into the hall of fame in high school and college in georgia tonight? they are going to have the first ever high school hall of fame. so i m excited about it. brian: when i caught up to you you did go out of your way to speak to high school kids and they loved hearing from you. this is a landmark communications poll that has you and warnock deadlocked at 46. if that s the outcome or it s less than 50, you will have a runoff election. what do you have to do the next few weeks to win outright. i will get out so the people can see the difference between senator warnock and myself. i think he made a big mistake during the debate. he seemed like he was the senator not prepared to be the senator. and i m prepared to be the senator on the first day. when i get out to meet the people i m talking about. and he wanted to talk about personal things rather than what he can do as a senator. brian ....
the invitation was for leaders or leading figures to take part, and tonight, the seven debaters are. for the conservatives, the leader of the house of commons, penny mordaunt. the leader of reform uk, nigel farage. labour s deputy leader, angela rayner. rhun ap iorwerth, the leader of plaid cymru the party of wales. carla denyer, co leader of the green party in england and wales. the liberal democrats deputy leader, daisy cooper. and the scottish national party s westminster leader, stephen flynn. applause the parties drew lots to decide their position on stage. and they stand before an audience chosen by the pollsters savanta. they come from many different backgrounds, reflecting voters from across great britain. they include supporters of the seven parties, as well as some undecided voters. they may come to this with strong views, orfind themselves persuaded by something they hear from the stage. and the questions you will hear in the next 90 minutes will come from that ....
Mexico and canada, and its now before them and theyll have to make a decision. But thats one the farmers love, the manufacturers love, the unions love. Its a great deal for this country, and nafta was i think one of the worst trade deals ever made. Made the wto was worse, the wto from the time that happened in 95. From the time that happened china baem like a rocket ship. It was pretty much flat lined and all of a sudden it joined the wto and they became i mean they went through the roof. And very much to our liability its we lost tremendous amounts of money over the from that time we just lost tremendous amounts. It was a terrible deal, wto world trade. And if you look at nafta, nafta has been a disaster for our
country. The usmca is a great deal for our country. I think canada is happy, but theyre not happy like were happy, but theyre very happy. Its a good deal for canada, a good deal for mexico. Mexico just approved it, and canada is waiting for us to approve it. And its with the < ....
Need to deterrence and peace keeping and we need to look after those young people need to look after those young people when they leave the armed forces people when they leave the armed forces with so many problems in housing forces with so many problems in housing and mental health issues and so on housing and mental health issues and so on but housing and mental health issues and so on. but we don t build resilience conventional force by spending £200 trillion conventional force by spending £200 billion on conventional force by spending £200 billion on a conventional force by spending £200 billion on a new nuclear deterrent. thank billion on a new nuclear deterrent. thank you. billion on a new nuclear deterrent. thank you, penny mordaunt, to come back to you, clearly there has been a lot of comment already about the prime minister, indeed it amounting to no presence at all. prime minister, indeed it amounting to no presence at all. amounting to? amountin: to no p ....