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Were no good arguments for using national insurance to racist money, and people are disappointed about these plans, but why is it necessary at all? this will raise around £12 million a year, whereas that brexit promise of £350 million a week would more than pay for it. did it ever exist? i i, more than pay for it. did it ever exist? ~ i, , more than pay for it. did it ever exist? i i, , , ., , more than pay for it. did it ever exist? i i, , , i, , exist? whole country understands we have been through _ exist? whole country understands we have been through a _ exist? whole country understands...

September so neither of these packages are expected to be on the president's desk until probably this fall. brian, ainsley, steve? steve: all right, lauren, we thank you very much. so there is a lot going on on capitol hill. you have got the $1 trillion bipartisan bill, then you have got both sides need to come up with a budget agreement but the -- there is not a single republican on board with what they're doing. and then you have got this looming resolution they came out with yesterday $3.5 trillion that's the human infrastructure thing that lauren was just talking about. and it's interestin...

And when you look at free kindergarten and free tuition, that's going to come at a cost, children may go to kindergarten for free but their supplies will cost more. the everyday expenses will cost more. at the end of the day, had this is a phony bill. it's not going to do anything to help the average american. there's very little infrastructure in it. we're all going to see higher taxes and more inflation. so i'm very disappointed the republicans in the senate are going along with this. i know they're going to pass bipartisan infrastructure bill but following this infrastructure bill as you sa...

Street two years ago i said i wanted an extra 25 officers on the streets of our country, we are now almost have way there. of course, it has been a tough time financially for the whole country. we have had to deal with the cost of the pandemic, about £407 billion supporting jobs and livelihoods across the country. what we are seeing today are plans to back the police, but also backed the public so if you are victim of a crime you have a crime you have an unnamed police officer that you can go to wherever you live who will attend you and make sure that we deal, the police deal with this crime....

On international development the proposal is to cut it from 0.7% to 0.5% of national income. they're due to vote on the issue this afternoon. the prime minister opened the debate, telling the commons the decision to cut the foreign aid budget was in response to increased spending in the pandemic. everyone will accept that when you are suddenly compelled to spend £407 billion on sheltering our people from an economic hurricane never experienced in living memory, there must inevitably be consequences for other areas of public spending. last year, under the pressure of the emergency, our borrowi...