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and reducing bureaucracy in the single market. its all part of an eu push to strengthen the bloc�*s economy and help it catch the us and china. rainer riess, is the director general of the federation of european securities exchanges. how much closer are we getting to cmu? and what would that mean? i think not too close, i think we made some progress, but it is a project that is dating back from 2015, lord hill, the last british commissioner, actually, had the vision to bring european...

Spending by $824 billion over ten years. the administration said repeatedly it expected the economy to grow by 3% if the presidents policies are put in place. >> if you say thats a rosy scenario that maybe theres 3% growth over the next decade i agree its an optimistic scenario. its a policy where president trumps policies are enacted into law. if theyre not enacted into law, for sure, growth will fall short. >> and back with the republican moves of increasing competition requiring patients to p...

Of times. >> is 24 what were seeing demands in exchange for raising the debt limit? >> i think youre right when you say we misnamed this, this is not about paying off the debt in time, its about whether we are going to pay our bills once we have incurred them. the house republicans including mr.rible voted for an increase in the public debt of this fiscal year of $824 billion dollars up from where it is now. we couldnt add that to the debt limit. hes voted for the policy that he thinks is approp...

Hours of when it was going to go up. this has happened a fair number of times. >> is 24 what were seeing demands in exchange for raising the debt limit? >> i think youre right when you say we misnamed this, this is not about paying off the debt in time, its about whether we are going to pay our bills once we have incurred them. the house republicans krug mr. rible voted for an increase in the public debt of this fiscal year of $824 billion dollars up from where it is now. we couldnt add that to ...

Talking points of the campaign rail. that has a realistic chance of passing the congress. the time for campaigning is over. time for the president to lead. >> bret: some of the back-and-forth on the fiscal cliff and negotiations that are upcoming. if the white house gets its way. all tax cuts on high income earners are let go, expiring, the bush era tax cuts, this is what you are looking at. according to the treasury department it costs the federal government 9.69 billion a day to run the govern...

From making a statement like that to saying that our pro-life. id love to see somebody press him on that. >> i want to note theres a way in which the debates dont serve the american people in terms of the bifurcation. the first debate was about the economy and the third debate is about foreign policy. those two are linked. one example, iraq, that cost us $824 billion. thats a major reason were in the recession were in. would you like to invade iran and syria? a lot of americans might say yeah, s...

The numbers are the numbers. big business in america is doing just fine. 2011 was a record year. a record year for record profits for the top 500 companies. the fortune 500 list shows corporate americas profits increased more than 16% from last year with companies raking in more than $824 billion. exxon tops the list. meanwhile, the number of americans living below the poverty line has hit a high. with 46 million americans living in poverty, the national poverty rate has gone up to 15.1% in 2010...

>> guest: i think its recognition of how much its filled with gimmicks. remember the figure, $1.250 trillion? if you go to table s-2 of the document. they have cut in overseas contingency, that is afghanistan and iraq, $824 billion. that is considerable chunk. two-thirds of money. guess what? this is complete gimmick. it says lets assume the war in afghanistan and iraq continue at same levels for the next ten years and lets assume they gear down, that savers us $848 billion. nobody expected comb...