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Clear, but the inflation reduction act. i have to say, whoever came up with that that is actually genius because for once they are clear about what the democrats are trying to do. and then when you try to dig into the meat and potatoes of it, for young people is going to be 375 billion dollars to address climate change, that is a huge deal for a generation of young people who have basically said i don't think i'm going to vote this election. when it comes to prescription medicare drug pricing, you have something for the older people, and then you have talking about inflationary pressures, you ...

Value for money. the house of commons public accounts committee is chaired by dame meg hillier, whojoins us now. thanks forjoining us on bbc news. these reports state downing street's response to the crisis has exposed a uk taxpayer to a significant financial risk, how significant? you hiuuhlihted financial risk, how significant? 7m, highlighted that figure of £375 billion spent on the covid response was not unexpected we would be spending huge sums of money on an unprecedented pandemic. but there is a cost to managing that. and in the past decade, we have seen cuts through the austerity prog...

In -- just yesterday the trade war between the u.s. and china erupted when china said it would put new tariffs on 375 billion of goods. china is the fourth largest export market. trump's reply on twill twitter g u.s. companies not to do business with china. caught in the middle of this trade war are us farmers. president trump says they understand why this has to happen. well, roger johnson is the president of the national farmers union and a third generation farmer. good to see you. you said on friday that new tariffs on china only make matters worse. so how will this add to the u.s. farmers ...

Immigration, they say that solves that problem. and they say congress has opened the door to this by authorizing $1.375 billion. the pentagon says that it would spend up to $6 billion total under this emergency declaration over the following years to build about 265 miles of wall and about 60 or so could be be built by the end of the year. the two sides here, the two parties that brought the lawsuit are asking the judge for an injunction to stop construction right now. i don't think it's likely the judge could rule from the bench today. i suppose that's always a possibility. the sides are aski...

Agree after the government shutdown to spend $1.375 billion to start border wall construction. the administration says the door was already opened by congress. the administration is simply walking more thoroughly through the door. now, the plaintiffs here are asking for the judge to block this immediately. they are asking for a preliminary injunction that would stop the work on this while this continues to work its way through the courts on the question of the merits. so, they wanted an immediate injunction and there is a hearing today. doesn't seem likely the judge would rule from the bench, ...