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There will be none to pay on the first £250,000 of a house purchase, or £425,000 for first—time buyers. and to fund all this, the government will need to borrow £234 billion this year. potentially more than £100 million a year in coming years. an astronomical sum, though the government hasnt said how much. it sounds a bit silly, because you cantjust magic money out of thin air. bad, appalling. why is that? because it all seems to be targeting people with loads of money, scrapping the top r...

The basic rate of income tax to 19p and the pound in england, wales and northern ireland next april and abolish the 45p rate of tack for people earning over £150,000. he will reverse the 1.25% increase in national insurance in november and cancel a planned rise in corporation tax paid on company profits that was due to go up to 25%. he has cut stamp duty, there will be none to pay on the first £250,000 of a house purchase and to fund this, the government will need to borrow £234 billion this ...

It wants to make it look like we are doing more but we are not. >> brian: havent had a complex since 1969 in vaughn didnt do too well. we spent in 2022 a lot of people on the left are upset about this $173 billion for the army. we are going to get up to 177.3. but, keep in mind, too. as you know with inflation at 8.9%. thats barely an increase. as we look here what we are are looking at for the navy. got 298 man ships. you are adding about 9. >> retiring 24. you wonder if that could be reversed ...

Would qualify for his $1,000 a month stipend. that is 234 billion per month. yank calls for 10% value added tax. or that to pay for all of this. everyones thinking, all right, ill take an extra grand. really, how realistic is this? and is this just wealth redistribution? >> it is wealth redistribution. the people who stand -- arguably to stand most from the social safety net that looks like this, or the people who are not benefiting from the social safety net now, which is higher income people, ...

$234 billion then a token for the first time in history, biggest deficit. donald trump has created a $1 trillion deficit in less than six months. the biggest deficit in the history of the united states. so he is entitled to his opinions, but those artifacts. if you think the democrats are going to run up the deficit -- >> bill: we all know that that is an issue. >> bill>> sandra: there was a mt where tim ryan, he thinks that there is a perception problem when it comes to the democratic party. he...

Would sty senator manchin who i admire a great deal is just because we save money, just because we spend less doesnt mean we are providing less services. in fact, the exact opposite is true. what we have done is what the governors have asked us to do. governors from both parties give the states more control over their own medicaid so they can drive their own efficiencies. everybody wins if we do it properly. steve: i know you are a budget hawk you love the fact in 10 years you save $234 billion....

We have it upon now. >> there are three essential parts. medicare and social security. they are man dated by law. and discretionary spending. 30 percent. that can be epy fiddled with. that could be upped and lowered and eliminated by congress. and look the at six percent. very small item. that is the interest on the federal debt. one of the reasons that is so small. it heens 234 billion a year. it would be more than that if and rates started to go up. we talk about it all of the time on the busi...

Like tee to down grade unless the government miss a payment. >> what is the likelihood of that happening? >> it depend on who talk to. we take in 234 billion every month. we only need 18.6, in order to service the debt. jack l. ew said it is not up to him to decide how to prioritize what we pay and dont. other economist said that is your job to prioritize. the money is there to make a payment. the rest may be up to politics and interesting to watch. >> well have plenty to talk about later today....

whats going on in our city that no one would take the time to help this drowning man. >> could we have done more when the gentleman became unconscious? certainly theres that opportunity for us to have gone out and do more. were looking at that. >> alameda officials say theyll reinstate the water rescue training. >> 911 whats your emergency? >> i called a little bit ago. i found out my granddaughter has been taken. she has been missing. her mother finally admitted shes been missing. >> ...