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System. the only thing we can do is to learn from countries with good care systems like the us or japan. and thats what the government is trying to do they reforming nursing care insurance and opening up the market for caregiving to attract international investors but long term plans do not exist. out here only on the state pension system is also struggling projections from the chinese academy of social sciences are bleak in just 15 years the state pension fund could dry out the pensions are bar...

The end the investigation against month radio to was shelved he ran a farm near luna borg and campaigned for radical right wing parties. then because he was so close to the east german border and feared he could be kidnapped he moved to the tonus region the citizens of glasgow to elected him deputy mayor for the c.d.u. . none of the 3rd ikes hanging judges was ever held to account in west germany a generous pension allowed to order to live comfortably until his death in 1971 the families of the ...

Increasing its not clear who will take care of patients with high needs in the future experts estimate that up to 10000000 more caregivers will be needed to meet the demand in the coming years. i dont think china is ready the elderly population is rising rapidly its impossible to keep up with the expansion of the health care system. the only thing we can do is to learn from countries with good care systems like the us or japan as. a whole. and thats what the government is trying to do they are r...

Were back now with john boehner, and joe crowley, they unveiled a bipartisan push. specifically multiemployer pensions that are at risk of running out of money. about 10 million people participate in these programs, affecting more than a million people are expected to become insolvent in the next two decades, and the fund designinged to shore them up, thats expected to run out of money now the former congressmen are launching the retirement security coalition to save those pensions a week before...

Unaddressed, it will leech into other pensions that are also weakened, we can have a real crisis on our hands. >> because it does cost so much money according to this plan, $64 billion that lawmakers are talking about, its looking like its heading nowhere in the senate, which brings us back full circle to our earlier conversation about bipartisanship and the lack there of. there are a lot of other ideas out there about how to address this problem. but its not our job to do the legislation. we us...

Health care system. the only thing we can do is to learn from countries with good care systems like the us or japan. and thats what the government is trying to do they are reforming nursing care insurance and opening up the market for caregiving to attract international investors but long term plans do not exists. out here only in the state pension system is also struggling projections from the chinese academy of social sciences are bleak in just 15 years the state pension fund could dry up pens...

On the far left that really spooks a lot of americans. it smoopooks bankers. they have to move some of this progressive agenda to the middle and i suspect especially the way warren is polling right now is going that way. >> but is she missing one thing? wall street isnt just hedge fund managers and money managers. it is firefighters and police officers, their pensions and their 401(k)s. they want to protect the stock market, too. >> thats what she wants to do. remember? she created the -- >> but...

Losing steel mills, tech tile mills. globalization and automation have killed us. and i think its time for somebody who has come from one of these forgotten communities to actually be in the white house pulling the levers of power. this is not about some future race. you know, this is about the future for our kids. and im telling you, i come from an area -- we have addiction, depths of despair, economic anxiety. people losing their pensions. if somebody wants to get on board with a race and camp...

Democratic senator from wisconsin tammy. labor and pensions known as the health committee. senator, this is a perfect place to pick up on that conversation because regardless of what happens in this court and when it gets into the supreme court and maybe we dont have a judgment until about a year from now. its really going to be up to those people running for office and keeping this discussion alive to determine what it looks like in the future. but in the meanwhile, you have introduced legislat...

And you see these coal workers if youre up on capitol hill, theyre a fixture coming up there trying to appeal for help from members on capitol hill for their pensions for instance. so what we have here is a strong indication that even though this is a very loyal trump constituency, these people -- the forgotten man here are still really suffering and theyre at least open to being wooed back by democrats who they say in this letter were their natural constituency in decades past. >> interesting. ...