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By the government subsidy. and now we're comparing it with september, when that scheme had finished, and therefore, there is less of a contrast with last year. and therefore the big rise in prices is slightly less in restaurants and hotels. but there are still huge upward pressures on inflation, mainly from the cost of fuel, petrol prices, we didn't actually have the queues at the pumps which featured at the end of september, they aren't priced into these figures, because these figures were conducted on 15th september, rather than after, when the queues started to form, but nevertheless, big u...

In restaurants and hotels. but there are still huge upward pressures on inflation, mainly from the cost of fuel, petrol prices, we didn't actually have the queues at the pumps which featured at the end of september, they are priced into these figures, because these figures were conducted on 15th september, rather than after, when the queues started to form, but nevertheless, big upward pressures. so although we have had a slight easing in retail prices, the prices that producers are paying for their raw materials were up by 11.4%, which is partly fuel, also things like metals, iron and steel, ...

$523,600 for an individual, $628,300 for a couple. out of the house democrats' plan, single taxpayers earning $400,000 or more and married couples earning $450,000 or more would see their top marginal income tax rate increase from 37% to 39.6%. their top rate on capital gains would rise from 20% to 25%. is it fair to have the same numerical threshold across the country? with the cost of living varies widely between middle america and the coasts and between country and city. joining me now is brad, a financial psychologist, coauthor of "money mammoth: harness the power of financial psychology t...

That $1.5 trillion was the max that he was willing to go to. he didn't even want debate on this to begin until october 1st. that's tomorrow if you're keeping score at home. not today, when progressives wanted this all to be done by. he also wants to block any funds from the bill until all the covid relief money has already been spent because there's a lot of covid relief money from the prior aid packages that still has not gone out yet. he also wants to keep the corporate tax rate around 25% and the top individual rate at just under 40% at 39.6%. now, there's a chasm between what joe manchin i...

Those who have to go to the food pantry once a month and still don't have enough food to make it through the month. >> and congresswoman cori bush of missouri joins me now. congresswoman, thank you so much for your time. i know it's a super busy day on capitol hill. we've been looking forward to talking to you, particularly since we found out what joe manchin wants. he has put out some details. i'll put those up for our viewers. he wants the top line on that build back better plan to be $1.5 trillion, in other words, not $3.5 trillion. he wants to begin debate october 1st, so, not today be the...