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Living in horrible poverty around the world. we urgently need your gift of $25 now to help provide one survival food box with all of the foods they critically need for their diet for one month. when you call right now, your gifts impact will be doubled to help save lives. it breaks my heart to know that there are holocaust survivors who suffer to this very day. now, with pensions of less than $2 per day, they live in some of the poorest conditions imaginable. i believe in god, but i sometimes fe...

You might have to pay after the election? please raise your. hand if i am wrong. you, as prime minister, i will not raise income tax. you will not raise - national insurance in the next parliament. and, other than labour on private schools, - you will not raise vat. thank you for that . instructive moment. so, how will either of them pay for things? we will raise specific taxes, and weve been really clear what they are. weve already dealt with the tax break on private schools. we want to end the...

>> you worked for 30 years. you paid into your pension. >> every single check. you pay into social security and your pension. you knew you were never going to make a lot of money, and you knew that you were building your retirement. >> reporter: yet through a quirk of state law, she and about 70,000 other retired public workers in pennsylvania have had zero cost-of-living adjustments in over 20 years. the $25,000 a year she gets now is the same it was then while the cost of living has nearly dou...

Paying their tax. we have scrapped the non—dom regime. promises, finger working on pensions. we raise the personal allowance for pensioners and ensure state pension is never subject to tax. thats what you will get under a future conservative government. keir starmer hasnt matched that pledge, which means, for the first time in our countrys history, if labour are elected, pensioners will pay tax. i do not think why that is right, and you shall explain what you think pensioners will be paying a ...

Policy. national insurance helps fund peoples pensions and the nhs. i do, victoria, if we had said this is our policy, you would say to us, where is the 46 million coming from? he has said it. i do know what, they cannot have it both ways. we have seen the highest tax rate for 70 years in this country. now they are talking about £46 billion at least of unfunded spending on national insurance. i think it is right we to account for whatjeremy hunt has said. account for what jeremy hunt has said. ...

You will not raise national- insurance in the next parliament. and, other than labour on private i schools, you will not raise vat. i thank you for that . instructive moment. so, how will either of them pay for things? we will raise specific taxes, and weve been really clear what they are. weve already dealt with the tax break on private schools. we want to end the non—dom status completely. i think that the super—rich should be paying their tax. yes, well, we have already scrapped the non�...

Have you eaten this morning? i ate the carrot, so i ate half of it yesterday. and this is what she ate in two days, one carrot. please pray for me! the international fellowship of christians and jews began this ministry to help elderly jews living in horrible poverty around the world. we urgently need your gift of $25 now to help provide one survival food box with all of the foods they critically need for their diet for one month. when you call right now, your gifts impact will be doubled to hel...

I think that the super—rich should be paying their tax. yes, well, we have already scrapped the non—dom regime. and then promises, finger—wagging, interruptions on pensions. please let mr sunak finish. ..the triple lock plus, so that we raise the personal allowance for pensioners and ensure that the state pension is never subject to tax. thats what youll get under a future conservative government. keir starmer hasnt matched that pledge, which means, for the first time in our countrys histo...

Brand—new but emphasising what they have been saying in recent months. we saw— have been saying in recent months. we saw that— have been saying in recent months. we saw that play out this morning for lahour— we saw that play out this morning for labour with their announcement about— for labour with their announcement about defence and what they have been _ about defence and what they have been saying on defence. from the conservatives on the whole question of identity. — conservative...

That we need to make our country better, are the politicians addressing them and talking about them? are the things that you really care about high enough up that agenda? goodness me, i can list them, the things people have been talking about so far. looking at the texts, listening to the calls. we are on the front line of this, we do it every day on the nations phone income tax, immigration, mortgages, renting housing defence, security, nhs, schools, environment, protecting nature, clean rivers...