realignment taking shape in response to the disastrous administration has created. the old coalitions are crumbling before our eyes. hispanic voters, african and middle eastern immigrants, huge numbers of american borne young men all running at remarkable speed from joe biden and the anti human corporate neo liberalism he represents. nowhere is this trend more obvious than the rio grande valley in texas, a place for generations has been a democratic party strong hold. as recently as 2018 a democrat called henry cuellar won his district in south texas with 84% of the vote. his district is 80% hispanic and that meant it went democrat. but last cycle that began to chaechlt two years ago cuellar s percentage of the vote plummeted by 26 points. in one cycle. same thing happened to congressman fay la and gonzalez, all representing districts on the border with mexico in texas. both went from huge wins in 2018 to marginal victories in 2020. hispanic voters are no automatically democr
efficiency and structural changes, but you efficiency and structural changes, but you cannot actually solve the nhs is but you cannot actually solve the nhs is problems unless we are prepared nhs is problems unless we are prepared to put more money into it. absolutely prepared to put more money into it. absolutely not, it s not too big, and it needs to be solved. i think the problem is that political and no party is willing to touch it because it is disastrous in electoral terms. i would like to see a cross party inquiry the commission into long term structural reform of the nhs. i think that s the only solution. quickly, the front page of the daily mail, and labourare being quickly, the front page of the daily mail, and labour are being accused of trying to price families out of private schools. at of trying to price families out of private schools. of trying to price families out of private schools. of trying to price families out of rivate schools. ., private schools. at
removed, then domestic pupils will become less attractive and wealthy international students will become more attractive and as we have seen with universities the proportions will change. they will look overseas to recruit more overseas pupils, so i think it is well thought out, planned, i hope it isn t implemented. i hope it s dropped. but it will cause a lot of worry for a lot of people in the independent sector. , , ., ., ., a lot of people in the independent sector. , , ., . , ., ., sector. very similar to a lot of universities sector. very similar to a lot of universities also sector. very similar to a lot of universities also relying - sector. very similar to a lot of universities also relying on - sector. very similar to a lot of l universities also relying on their overseas funds. universities also relying on their overseas funds. 90,000 pupils, if this is lost, overseas funds. 90,000 pupils, if this is lost, will overseas funds. 90,000 pupils, if this is lost, will hav
is it putin or is it not putin who s destroying the u.s. economy? i m losing track? could you imagine putin destroying the u.s. economy? tucker: how s the russian economy by the way? doing pretty well looks like. doing better but they re a pitchle on the rear-end of progress the russian economy. they can t destroy our economy, the only way to destroy our economy is to destroy it ourselves. refineries being constrained has nothing to do with covid, it s the fact that we haven t built many over the years, all sorts of environmental constraints. biden won t let you drill gas on federal land, the keystone pipeline. i could go on and on. it s almost comical at this point. and this $0.18 a gallon gas tax that he s going to put a three-month holiday, do you realize how little that is to the average american filling their tank? here s the non-sector.
a very clear that the end of the summit gives us a very clear target of how financing on climate a very clear target of how financing on climate will go and help mitigation will be considered. because mitigation will be considered. because my people are in a crisis, it is time because my people are in a crisis, it is time to because my people are in a crisis, it is time to take action. and because my people are in a crisis, it is time to take action. it is time to take action. and you are from jordan. it is time to take action. and you are from jordan. welcome - it is time to take action. and you are from jordan. welcome to - it is time to take action. and you - are from jordan. welcome to glasgow. what is your experience, and how optimistic is it that something can be done after cop26? in optimistic is it that something can be done after cop26? optimistic is it that something can be done after cop26? in my country, we are facing be done after cop26? in my country, we ar