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We try to address the housing crisis that dr. ben carson has so fundamentally wrong. its actually market problem, over 3 million units of housing short, which the feds could help with as opposed to raising the price that people that are on section 8 vouchers have to contribute, which is what dr. carson has proposed. we need to be helping these people, the federal government can help in a lot of different ways, but you do mean to demonize, to complain, 50 years of bad policies and misspent money ...

Individual task force as a possible solution to the homeless problem but he did not provide details saying he wanted to discuss the topic with housing and urban development secretary ben carson. carson toured a public housing project in san francisco where carson rejected gavin newsoms demand the feds invest more money in section 8 housing vouchers. carson says overregulation and opposite the more housing is part of what is driving californias crisis. san francisco mayor london read says federal...

Tax force as a solution to the possible problem, but did not provide details, saying he wanted to discuss the problem with ben carson. today, carson rejected california governor gavin newsoms demand that the feds invest more money in section 8 housing vouchers. carson says overregulation and opposition to more housing is a huge part of what is driving californias crisis. san francisco mayor says support for low-income housing has mined for decades. after a year in office, the san francisco homel...

That its got a lot of different solutions. not all rent issues are the same. and not all solutions are the same. within senator sanders plan he is talking both about fully funding public housing and that is physical apartments that the public happens to own and usually a federal and state and maybe local combined responsibility. then he is also talking about fully funding section 8 which is a voucher program. he has sort of other affordable housing schemes in that involve tax credit and enable l...

Be denied lawful status to stay here if they would be a public charge. that is to say if they would be, as the original proponents, as they say, a drain on financial resources. they would require public support. the trump administration reinterpreted it to say if someone comes to the u.s. and seeks to have a green card, that is to be a lawful permanent resident, they could be denied the status if they have soft such public benefits as food stamps, medicaid or section 8 housing vouchers. the stat...

At federal level and press hard to implement and not be afraid to take these guns from people who are either mentally challenged or their families and friends think they are mentally challenged. arthel: yeah, amir, i meant to go back to you but -- >> im sorry, amir. [laughter] >> go ahead, amir. >> thats okay, first of all, when we are talking about federal red flag laws im not sure that article 1 section 8 empowers to pass federal red flag law. when we are talking about state laws every single ...

Go to a payday lender and you go to a payday lender again and again. my wife and i live in zip code 44105 cleveland and that zip code in 2007 had more foreclosures the first half of that year than any zip code in the country. so i see every day what wall street has done to this country. thats why we throw out the trump tax bill, we pass the patriot corporation act meaning if you play by the rules, if youre a company, you hire workers at decent wages and benefits and do your production in the uni...

Eligible for medicaid and section 8 housing, you levy on them a corporate fee. they reimburse taxpayers for money we spend subsidizing their employees. we wont see these companies coming into communities and just asking -- demanding huge tax breaks in order to locate there. >> so you just talked about your corporate tax plan. i want to ask you about another policy proposal that you say would help working families. it would double the earned income tax credit, expand the child tax credit. how are...

Rejected the idea of first $20 billion then to $5.7 billion. there was a bipartisan agreement that gave $1.4 billion to do some things, border or not, a wall. by him now saying, fine, you wont do it through me trying to get the legislation, im going to call an emergency action. is this not really in many ways tipping the balance of power between the legislative, executive, and judicial branch? >> reverend, you are absolutely correct. this would be an encroachment upon the powers of congress unde...

When we moved to orange county just a few months ago. we used every penny we had for that down payment. and we were just now about to start saving again when this shutdown happened. >> and so when yew heou hear on the presidents economic advisers on the council of economic advisers say that this actually -- you guys are better off because it was around christmas and around the holidays and you get some vacation days. that was -- >> thats ridiculous. thats ridiculous. thats so out of touch and th...