on the west side of the capitol. no excuses, no more excuses about why we can t get it done. we need to get it done. i will get it done. brian: so one thing we have got is pretty clear. we already know that ron desantis. we always said what s his strategy going to be attacking trump because trump has been attacking him for the last few months. answer is going to attack him head-to-head. number one took on the claim that governor cuomo the former president said governor cuomo did a better job handling covid than he did. i don t even think governor cuomo thinks that. he did a terrible job. cuomo is a disaster. we live that hellscape for the last two years. everybody came here. that s proof of it. i also don t think going after donald trump on spending, when congress spent the money, they jammed that omnibus down his throat and only gave us 1.4 billion to build the fence. i don t know how you blame trump for that especially when the republicans were in the house and the senate. so, it s
the medium term the debt is falling, we will do the medium term the debt is falling, we will do that not by cutting public we will do that not by cutting public spending, but by making sure we spend public spending, but by making sure we spend public money well. the honourable gentleman talks about our spending. honourable gentleman talks about our spending, which she doesn t seem to support, spending, which she doesn t seem to support, on spending, which she doesn t seem to support, on the energy price guarantee, but the reality is he can t guarantee, but the reality is he can t criticise us on one hand for spending can t criticise us on one hand for spending money and on the other hand claim we spending money and on the other hand claim we are spending money and on the other hand claim we are cutting public expenditure. the mac they can cheer, i hope expenditure. the mac they can cheer, i hope they expenditure. the mac they can cheer, i hope they listen very car
guarantee. not support our energy price guarantee- not support our energy price guarantee. they are not even attempting guarantee. they are not even attempting to guarantee. they are not even attempting to answer - guarantee. they are not even attempting to answer the - guarantee. they are not even - attempting to answer the question this now. i gently remind her that the idea of freezing energy bills was a labour idea which she then took on. during her leadership contest the prime minister said, and i quote her exactly, i am very clear, i am i quote her exactly, i am very clear, iam not i quote her exactly, i am very clear, i am not planning i quote her exactly, i am very clear, iam not planning public spending reductions. is she to that? absolutely. absolutely. mr speaker. we are spending almost £1 trillion speaker. we are spending almost £1 trillion in speaker. we are spending almost £1 trillion in public spending. we were spending trillion in public spending. we were
of novak djokovic, these are anything but normal times. this event outside serbia s national assembly reflects the widely felt outrage about their champion s plight. instead of serving up a warm welcome for the nine times australian open winner, the host nation found fault with his papers. that has left novak djokovic cooling his heels in quarantine instead of warming up for the tournament. these people are showing their support for serbia s number one sporting star. they have come to express their disapproval for what is happening to him in australia and to listen to the family of novak djokovic explain how they feel about their son spending 0rthodox christmas weekend in a quarantine hotel in melbourne. just imagine. just imagine if you have a son and he s spending christmas, our christmas, 0rthodox, in prison. this is for me a prison. this is not like an immigration hotel, this is prison, because they don t allow him to go out. belgrade s novak tennis centre is where you will find th
gregg: here now to talk about it, juan williams, a fox news political analyst, brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to president george w. bush. brad, 258 republicans signed the pledge never to, a, vote for a drop in tax rates or, b, limit deductions. but you know what the speaker of the house said the other day, john boehner, he said he s willing to do the latter. now you just saw what chambliss said. so is the era of grover and his you ubiquitous pledge over? no. i think grover deserves a great deal of credit for keeping that pledge to the american people and holding republicans feet to the fire. gregg: is it over now? no. we have a different set of circumstances. perhaps what the democrats should have had is their own grover norquist on spending, and we wouldn t be in the mess we find ourselves in. but here s the reality, gregg.me for the status quo. nothing s changed since two