a blessing or a curse? president irfaan ali. welcome to hardtalk. thank you. mr president, you lead a country which by many measures, has the fastest growing economy in the world. it is down to you to ensure that this massive windfall your country has is used wisely and fairly. do you feel the pressure? i don t think it s a pressure. it definitely is a challenge, but it is an opportunity. and to understand this growth and what it means for our country, i think you have to have an appreciation also from where we came and the type of difficulties we ve overcome as a country to be where we are today. and that gives you an understanding as to the starting point. and the starting point for guyana has never been oil and gas. we are a country that came through a very painful past, 28 years of dictatorship. we had democracy reinstalled in 1992, and then from then we had, we were the second poorest country in the hemisphere. 0ur debt to gdp ratio was insanely high. we are using $0.98
an economic and national security crisis. but for president biden, the chaos is doing something different. he wasn t counting on it. it is making americans take another look at if they want to reelect him. fox polling shows voters trust former president trump to do a better job on immigration by a double digit margin. look at your screen. 18 points difference here. we will monitor the news conference by ice officials and keep you updated. more breaking news right now. court action on donald trump s georgia election interference case. it is the first hearing since the judge decided to leave left leaning district attorney fani willis on the case. of course, there was a catch. fani willis had to ditch her former lover and lead prosecutor nathan wade. she called him a southern gentleman and he was cheating on his wife. anyway, with wade gone, the case moves on. i m harris faulkner and you are in the faulkner focus. arguments are underway on motions to dismiss the case from trum
be trained. they need to be respected. because without them, the toll is frankly something we don t want to pay thank you for pointing out that only as many people are talking about the supply chain, you re talking of any industry, you re talking about the human beings that make the world go round. thank you so much. mike rowe anytime appreciate it thank you for watching our coverage continues good evening. any moment now we are expecting to hear from federal safety officials with the ntsb about what sent that 95,000 ton container ship into the francis scott key bridge in baltimore destroying the main span and killing six. construction work first just a short time ago, we heard from maryland state officials, a state police colonel delivering the grim news that divers today recovered two bodies from one submerged vehicle, but that the remainder in other vehicles are likely beyond recovery we have exhausted all search efforts and the areas around this this wreckage and
that job to mexico and cnn it s thursday march 28, right now on cnn this morning, donald trump s election interference case back on track and georgia, what the former president s lawyers plan to ask the judge today plus what investigators have found so far on that data recorder of the ship that hit a baltimore bridge and two former president s getting behind the sitting president to try to defeat donald trump all right. 05:00 a.m. here in washington a live look at atlanta where all this courtroom dramas can start unfolding again today. good morning, everyone. i m kasie hunt and it s wonderful to have you with us. court is back in session in donald trump s case in georgia, da fani willis is still spearheading the prosecution. the judge deciding not to disqualify her for her romantic relationship with the special counsel i m not embarrassed by anything. i ve done i guess my greatest crime is i had a relationship with a man. i don t feel like we ve been flowed down at
katelyn. and thank you all so much for joining us for this ry, very busy. our laura coates live starts right now an american tragedy deepens what people have been confirmed dead baltimore, leaving more families and so many questions. and so much pain. that s tonight on a special to our laura coates live good, evening. i m laura coates and washington, dc. and tonight, a dramatic play by play of a dolly s final faded minutes from the investigators examining just went wrong and what happened at that key bridge? the national transportation safety board is that it gave a second by second depiction, going through the initial alarms, the commands to steer away the desperate radio call for help. the order to drop the anchor, the radio call that confirmed that the dali had lost all power, all of this before hitting the bridge and causing the catastrophic collapse. i really cannot even begin to imagine how frantic this crew must have been. now we have some insight into