For the summer, too. Jason miller says he has events in ohio, alabama, florida and georgia, all over the next couple of months as he returns to electoral battlefield. Touting trump as the leader of the republican party, working to turn out voters ahead of the 2022 midterms. Joining us former congressman from florida carlos, and host of your political playlist podcast and former vp of campaigns for the center for american progress emily, welcome to both of you. Congressman, starting with you. Trump gearing up for summer rallies and the new york times is reporting he has been telling people he is going to be reinstated as president by august. In the last hour former mitt romney aide talked about trump s strategy for 2024. Listen to this. If you look at the polling numbers out, obviously if a primary election were held today, donald trump would win and would be the republican nominee, but his polling numbers among the general population are anemic. I believe the latest nbc news poll has h
Seeing something of a collective sigh of relief from world leaders in europe. They are welcoming joe biden as part of, quote, the club as president macron put it. Gone are the white knuckled hand shakes with macron, instead it is a stroll on the beach with arms around shoulders instead of throwing elbows to make a point, biden is using his elbows to greet allies. While leaders like boris johnson may consider joe biden a breath of fresh air, another leader who is less impressed with the new goo is russian president vladimir putin who will have his turn with president biden next week. Translator: even know i believe that former u. S. President trump is an extraordinary individual, talented individual, otherwise he would not have become u. S. President. President biden is radically different from trump because president biden is a career man. He has spent virtually his entire adulthood in politics. Think of the number of years he spent in the senate. A different kind of person. It is my g
From going back to work? and the future of finance, or a bursting bubble? 50,000 people gather in miami for the biggest ever bitcoin conference. We start with tax, and whether the world s corporate giants pay their fair share. Finance ministers from the g7 group of wealthy nations meet here in london later, and they re expected to back a us plan for a global minimum tax rate of 15%. The idea is to stop multinationals from shifting their profits to tax haven countries. As tax campaigner gabriel zucman explains. With a high enough minimum tax, it would become pointless for companies to move activities to low tax places. The low taxes paid in ireland and bermuda would be offset by higher taxes elsewhere, and so these countries, the tax havens themselves, it would become pointless for them to offer low taxes on the first place, so we would probably see them increase their taxes, so we could start a process of a race of the top that would replace the current race to the bottom. Paul monagha
Chamber of commerce because a lot of those folks are getting concerned whether this can be sustained. We ll talk to nancy mace of south carolina that wonders the more spending we do, will it do more good than harm? welcome, everybody. I m neil cavuto, this is your world. What a nice world it is if you re looking for work. There s millions of openings and not enough people to fill them. It s a nice problem to have depending on the employer you want to talk to. First to peter doocy on the impact of the jobs report at pennsylvania avenue. Peter? good afternoon. Part of the president s philosophy to improve the economy is for the government to spend more money. He claim today that it s working. Testament to the new strategy that is growing our economy not only growing it but growing from the bottom up and the middle out. The unemployment rate went down to 5. 8%. There s some experts say that s because enough people stopped looking for work and dropped out of the labor force. Republicans ha
Correspondent, clive myrie. Good to have you all with us. And you at home, thank you very much for watching. Now, have thousands of people died in the uk during the covid pandemic because of things the british government did ordidn t do? dominic cummings thinks the answer is yes since he was, until six months ago, prime minister boris johnson s closest adviser. His extraordinary seven hour testimony before parliamentarians wednesday has the potential to be highly damaging, not least to his former boss. Borisjohnson is, according to dominic cummings, unfit to lead the country. Steve richards, there was huge build up to this testimony. Did it deliver in terms of an informed critique about how government functioned at one of the toughest times civilian governments have experienced 7 yes, i think it did. You say there was a huge build up. You and i have waited for many of these political dramas, and they were anti climactic when they happened, so i assumed this was going to be one of tho