It s definitely nerveracking. She has not done anything for our economy. Trying to pay your mortgage and i ll pay her rent, and put gas in your car, i will buy food is bad. It s too high, but i also think that the minimum wage should be rising as inflation rises as well. So right now we are in a crisis where we are seeing prices going up. I am hoping in this next campaign in the next few years it does get a little bit better with harris. John: 88 days to go until the election and the american say the top issue is still the economy, stupid. America reports starts right now, hello, i am john roberts in washington, we made it to friday. This felt like an entire month. Sandra: it s been a long big week packed with news. And it really is everything that everyone is talking about, still those high prices. I am sandra smith in new york and this hour for president trump winging his way west to montana to campaign in a razor tight senate race that could determine the balance of power. John: kam
facebook, and tiktok. the most popular platforms face the most stringent rules and biggest fines that s because they reach at least 45 million european active users per month that equates to a significant societal and economic impact . violations could result in fines of up to 6% of their global revenue, or even a temporary ban from the union. margrethe vestager, executive vice president of the european commission, said. the whole logic of our rules is to ensure that technology serves people and the societies that we live in, not the other way around. the laws will eventually apply to all businesses providing digital services within the bloc, expected to come fully into force in february 202a. joining me is independent technology analyst stephanie hare. lovely to see you. i explained that the european rules are set to protect people, protect users from what? , , ., , ., , protect people, protect users from what? , , . , ., what? the big g group that is going to be protecte
here. she is not an expert in? and refused to answer the questions. reporter: yeah, trace, beginning very early this morning, our team has been here outside of the courthouse alongside numerous other members of the media and everyone was basically anticipating or awaiting for a potential indictment against the former president today and much earlier today all of a sudden there was this post or information circulating that he had been indicted and that reuters had published basically a screenshot of the indictment. we are talking about earlier today. around lunchtime hour it. not that generated a lot of buzz. all of a sudden, the fulton county? office said, those are not correct documents. they are not legitimate. they are fictitious. there is no indictment. now fast forward six to 12 hours, here we are midnight and the indictment finally came down tonight. it is remarkably similar if not identical to the document that surfaced earlier today on the county website that was
jspeak of the white house red to listen to warnings about the situation on the ground. as the saying goes, if you fail to plan, you plan to fail. and fail, they did. to the families here today and two to the american people i say i will not rest until i get to the bottom of this tragedy. you deserve answers. the american people deserve answers. there is no military leader, we have lost troops and combat who have this feeling so this is personal to be. this is culpability in this attack lies in policy decisions that created the environment of august 2021 kabul. john: powerful testimony from the two generals who ran president biden s chaotic withdrawal from afghanistan an event that defined his first term in office and theearing is right now on a capitol hill. sandra: the president meanwhile thousands of miles away about the land in nevada on a campaign swing asking americans to give him four more years. john: john roberts in washington. sandra: good to be with you