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Have $660 billion in bills to pay, but only $401 billion on hand to pay them. if the u.s. paid the interest on treasury securities, federal salaries, social security benefits, et cetera, it could end up leaving unemployment insurance, military retirement benefits, pandemic relief for state and local governments unpaid. and to put a finer point on the hell that awaits us, if october 15th is indeese the day borrowing authority runs out, the u.s. government could have only $27 billion to pay $43 billion in bills due that day. the full faith and credit of the united states to fulfill its financial...

Is bracing a cheap energy fuel. why is coal dying in west virginia. it's dying because it can't compete economically. in the bill that we are trying to get through right now, we have $227 billion of expand tax supports for clean energy, over ten years. that's $27 billion a year. now, seen from one vantage point, that seems like a lot of money. the imf, international monetary fund, has calculated that the united states subsidizes the fossil fuel industry in the united states to the tune of $650 billion every year. that's about as much as we spent on medicaid. the fossil fuel industry in the uni...

Amid packed... i did ask an expert earlier on if it was more in less, and he said it was more likely. if indeed china invades taiwan, what will be _ indeed china invades taiwan, what will be our— indeed china invades taiwan, what will be our stance. let's not forget us, australia and uk are taking action_ us, australia and uk are taking action and _ us, australia and uk are taking action and reaction to military power. — action and reaction to military power, but the biggest navy in the world _ power, but the biggest navy in the world right now. certain countries... it is been considerable...

In the 1990s, 27 billion. in the 2000s, 51 billion. in the past three years, we have spent $152 billion a year cleaning up after these extreme weather events and the texas storm was 130 billion alone. i'm just saying, if we do not do this now, you better believe the price tag is just escalating, and it's escalating exponentially. >> the math is there, energy secretary jennifer granholm, thank you very much for being on this morning. president biden is expected to travel to california early next week to campaign in support of governor gavin newsom ahead of the recall election next tuesday. vi...

A part of this. but they need support from government. the leadership from government, for example, roads, the government has set out a budget for £27 billion for new roads, in the middle of a climate emergency where it is vital we cut traffic growth. we need to instead have the government investing in making it saferfor us, for people to cycle, walk, use more reliable public transport. local councils are best placed to make that happen but they need the resourcing and backing from national government. the resourcing is very fragmented, often competitive. so it is hard for councils particular...