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BBCNEWS BBC News January 16, 2022 12:20:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News January 16, 2022 12:20:00

Years. if you factor in this next freeze for the next two years, enders analysis, he did an examination, said it looked like by the end of 2000 and will essentially be £480 million less each year —— by the end of 2027. something about 2 billion less to spend programmes. a very significant cut. is billion less to spend programmes. a very significant cut.— very significant cut. is this now auoin to very significant cut. is this now going to be _ very significant cut. is this now going to be the _ very significant cut. is this now going to be the last _ very significant cut. is this now go...

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Promising that every single family would get a break. >> by simplifying the code, we're putting everybody on a level playing field. we've literally run hundreds if not thousands of examples within treasury, and for most people -- again, if may not about 100% but by far the majority, both the house and senate version provide middle income tax relief. >> that was on cnn yesterday. it comes after senate majority leader mitch mcconnell walked back his claims nobody would see a hike. >> under the gop plan a congress alstudy finds 11% would pay more in the year 2019. the nearly 1 in 5 by the year 20...

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People who retire in the year 2027. something like that. put it off. let somebody else worry about it. >> let's talk about this. it looks like down on wall street, even though they have been supporting the democrats with their financial contributions. in fact, i think it was 2-1 at the beginning of last year. now, even money. sounds like wall street is hedging their bets. >> wall street didn't particularly care for the fat cat comment delivered twice by our president, a democrat. they didn't much care for the bonus bashing that's been rampant and they don't much care for the shaping up of fina...