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interest rates are rising. mortgage today, 30 year mortgage carries over 7% interest rate. it was 3% and below 3% a couple years ago. meanwhile the federal government is over $37 trillion in debt. our credit rating, we just got downgraded as a country. what is joey's solution? who knows? he keeps obsessing about green energy even though an electric bus company he prays two years ago as the future of transportation, after $1.9 billion, bigger than the $500 million, the place went bankrupt. we gave them $1.9 billion. how do you go bankrupt? you have to be dumb as dirt. here with reaction is the host of the top-rated show on the foxbusiness network, larry kudlow. one word, one question. bidenomics?
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one person who is a spectacular businesswoman is taylor swift, and her heiress tour could become the highest grossing of all-time. give us the details. >> yes, this is a very interesting one. i want to paint the picture quickly now. the most optimistic estimates here when it comes to revenue to her heiress tour taylor swift willbri in at the most optimistic level $1.9 billion u.s. dollars. 1.6 is probably the right fig, but with more additions to the tour latin america, asia, all of those being added in terms of tour dates. yes, $1.9 billion u.s. is how much she could make. that tour set to run into september or rather into some time next year, but actually beyonce's tour is set to bring out 2.4 billion u.s. dollars when it comes to an end in september, and that can actually then surpass things.
the big priority has to be trying to restore his authority after the events of the weekend and that for him right now is the biggest challenge. ukraine president, volodymyr zelensky said in an address, that his troops have made advances in all sectors of the front lines. he gave no details, but described monday as a happy day and wished for more like it. ukraine's defence ministry, meanwhile, confirmed the recapture of the village of rivnopil in the donetsk region. zelensky visited soldiers fighting near the eastern city of bakhmut and handed out awards to boost the morale of troops engaged in a counter—offensive, as some ukrainians hope russian forces might be undermined by saturday's mutiny. today, the biden administration announced more than $40 billion in funding to make access to high—speed internet universal by 2030. the pool of funding will be divided amongst us states and territories, with the most populous states, texas and california, receiving $3.1 billion and $1.9
and territories, with the most populous states, texas and california, receiving $3.1 billion and $1.9 billion respectively. also among the top ten recipients are virginia, alabama, and louisiana, less populous states with large rural areas which lack widespread broadband access. biden stressed the large—scale investment comes as internet access is increasingly perceived as essential for daily life. it is the biggest investment on high—speed internet ever because for today's economy to work for everyone, internet access is just as work for everyone, internet access isjust as important work for everyone, internet access is just as important as electricity or water or other basic services. our david willis sent us this report. the biden administration believes that access to reliable and affordable high—speed internet service is no longer a luxury, it is an essential part of life, as
hole in the snp finances. it is a £1.9 billion black hole in the scottish public finances that we are facing as a result of the mismanagement of our public finances by this snp government. record deaths in scotland huge issues across our public services one in seven people on waiting lists for operations. the nhs are stubborn and we cannot get improved results in long—term decline in terms of performance i think this is a real wake—up call for notjust the political parties but i think there is a moment of change here, i believe firmly that scottish labour can be that change. we have work to do to earn that trust. it is do to earn that trust. it is important _ do to earn that trust. it is important to _ do to earn that trust. it is important to remember l do to earn that trust. it is important to remember that no charges has have yet been brought even after nicola sturgeon's husband was arrested and colin beattie, the snp then treasurer were released without charge but is this having clinical applications despite the
year 20 the 5. the bill also rescinds about $29 billion in unspent covid funds, and it repeals $1.9 billion from the irs' $80 wind falcon towned in the so-called inflation reduction act. the bill passed the house despite 7 is republicans -- 71 republicans voting existence it including congressman scott perry who joined me on "mornings with maria" this past wednesday. >> at the end of this the, it took us three months, but he's getting a $4 trillion debt ceiling raise, it is unlimited. let's be straight with the american people and el the them what they're getting and not getting. don't use the smoke and mirrors game in washington and act like you're saving things, because we are not. we're going to end up $4 trillion at least more in debt in 2 years. maria: joining me with reaction in this sunday morning exclusive is speaker of the house, congressman kevin mccarthy. and, mr. speaker, thanks so much for joining us this morning.
wrangle lots of different personalities and lots of different values within your membership, and you were able to do that and get everybody in line. but with i want to go through some of the criticism of this bill because some people say it really was different. for example, you had in your bill that passed the house, limit-save-grow, an ability to have work requirements for medicaid resip cents. that did not end up in the bill that the president signed. you had the ability to rescind that $80 billion of irs funding that the president wants to the hire 87,000 agents. that wasn't in the bill that the president signed. it was $1.9 billion of the -- >> that's not true, maria. you're saying things that are not true. let's first walk through what's in the bill with because i can always vote against the bill for what's not in it, but let's see what's in it. first of all, limit-save-grow we said we wanted to take the spending levels back to 2022. well, we actually increased