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that money for their own races. we all know the rnc not coming to help anymore. they haven't got as much cash. so why are you trying to steal? so from the little guy, again, trump it is i giggle a little bit, chris. it was just like talk about unconventional and the ot and pt top of unconventional. i saw on the political reporting and steve was talking about this to the trouble officials. they're insisting that the purpose of the 5% split is not to raise money for themselves but to dissuade scammers from using trump's brand without permission i mean, what do you think? maybe novel fundraising strategy or something more desperate i don't know if its desperate i mean, we could be i mean, i think there's a couple of things clearly, he's got a money problem. >> they're going to he's going to lose the money rais, i think that is already clear i think the other part to it that i think is maybe the more kind of controlling aspect of this i think the trump campaign wants to know who's using his likeness and who isn't. but for a particular reason,
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money. not surprisingly, this is much more of an occurrence among people who are uninsured and looking at the folks who are uninsured, about 23% have rationed drug, and this a huge health problem for people who are supposed to take the dosage that you are to give, a thb is a huge money problem, because if you don't take the drugs that you are supposed to take, and this is a system that the whole system gets sicker, and we all end up paying for it. >> good way of putting it, the whole system is sicker. so as far as the ones who are uninsured, who else is likely to be rationing the medications? >> yes, clear statistics about this, and when the cdc analyzed the survey ed black people, and interestingly women and people with disabilities are more
tis pate him -- participate. rachel: sydney, do you feel like your vote was nullified back in 2020? >> i think there were money problem withs the 2020 election and i do think what has happened to president trump in the past year has definitely put more support behind him just with the injustice we saw and i think it's a major problem. i would say it does make me support him more. rachel: one thing the republicans have are two strong front runners and it's great to see you battle it out and so more than the democrats can say and thank you for joining us from the beautiful state of florida. thanks, guys. >> thank you. rachel: the irs agent said he was mishandling investigation and he was testified for six hours and claudia tenny was in
needin access to the people and tools we need in this industry. that is going to be with the key as to whether this money can be spent effectively and really have impact for the uk economy. and really have impact for the uk econom . . ., ~ , , and really have impact for the uk econom . . .~ , , , and really have impact for the uk econom. . , , , economy. that make sense, but you also mentioned _ economy. that make sense, but you also mentioned that _ economy. that make sense, but you also mentioned that people - economy. that make sense, but you also mentioned that people are - also mentioned that people are really important part of the strategy. when you've got the billion dollars of investment here in the uk and $50 billion of investment elsewhere, is that going to play a role in where talent is attracted? i to play a role in where talent is attracted?— to play a role in where talent is attracted? ~ ., , , , attracted? i think it absolutely is. i think attracted? i think it absolutely is. i think that _ attracted? i think it absolutely is. i think that we _ attracted? i think it absolutely is. i think that we need _ attracted? i think it absolutely is. i think that we need to _ attracted? i think it absolutely is. i think that we need to think - attracted? i think it absolutely is. i think that we need to think very| i think that we need to think very carefully about what the uk can offer to attract a very talented people here. currently, i would say that in my experience, salary levels in the uk are not terribly attractive, and that is a big problem, a money problem, but perhaps the bigger problem we have is that since brexit came in the uk isn't seen as a welcoming environment to international scientists, necessarily. and also the immigration environment currently makes it very slow to bring people into the uk. that would really hold up innovation projects
square, the shopping center, by a junkie who was holding a knife, and we had to duck -- she didn't realize what is going on and i was like, you have to make a left here, and there were no police around, either. not that we would have necessarily gone right at that moment, that might have inspired him to lunch at her or something like that, but it has felt dangerous for a while, and i visited during covid, and they were shut down, one chicago, other liberal cities, people who were out in restaurants, are sitting outside in the cold are complaining. why are we here anymore? and it is going to become a huge money problem for london breed, for the mayor there because tech companies want their people back at work. where you want to do? if everybody left -- and they left for good reason, right? this isn't just come i want to see what it is like somewhere warmer. they are moving their families somewhere where they feel it is safe, where the schools were open, taxes, et cetera. they are going to have to figure out some way to accommodate all of these high wage workers that keep the city's going to make
about this problem? and he had zero response to the people. pete: his response was you tell me what we need to do. >> yeah, right. so we elected you and then you tell the voters -- no, y'all come up with the solution. and for all the people that say it's a money problem, they have a lot of money in san francisco, and they donate a lot of money to the homelessness. here's the real problem here, and i've been covering this story for years. when people are on the side of the street the, you see them in the footage, they give them three meals a day, right? if they want health care, they have tents there. if they want a cell phone, they have cell phone stations there. if they want safe injection sites, they have needles. the they a want to be told the dosing on how much of the drug they can take, if they want narcan, all of that is there. there is no incentive for them to leave. then people say, well, what about the treatment facilities? it's been offered to the people. and i went and talk -- if you want to understand the problem, go talk to the people. i ask the people, why won't you