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Party has, they're still trying to figure out the final details of the policy of these negotiations. they're trying to wrap them up as quickly as possible with the hopes of holding votes in the house of representatives as early as this week. i'm told that they are getting very close on a deal on prescription drug pricing. i'm told that immigration is still an area of contention. and there is some climate provisions as well that need to be sealed. there has been one breakthrough today, though. representative josh gottheimer, moderate from new jersey, says there is a deal on the s.a.l.t. reducti...

In analyzing sodium levels of meat and fish in five major countries, a BMJ Open study has revealed the highest concentrations are in China and the US. 

Rohit Deo 14 May, 2021, 7:30 am (Standing middle, L-R) Dr Gade Waqa, Dr Donald Wilson and Dr Jacqui Webster with other collaborative members. Picture: SUPPLIED The current average daily salt intake in Fiji is 11.7 grams, which is more than twice the World Health Organisation recommended level of five grams a day. This, according to a collaborative research project by the Fiji National University that states a minimal government investment in reducing salt intake could prevent 234 heart attacks and 72 strokes, resulting in 131 Fijian lives saved, and saving the government nearly $2million eac...

Targeting new york. the states like california, like new york, like new jersey who rely on that tax deduction because the taxes in those places are so high, the state and local taxes are so high, is that going to haunt republicans? you can see vice president pence saying it is a great day for america. >> this bill is basically a compromise between the swamp and red state republicans. the swamp got to keep a huge number of tax breaks and get a lower corporate tax rate and they paid for it with stuff like the salt reduction. they will punish people who live in high tax states that have chosen to...

I think it's really hard to go back during the midterms saying we had a majority, we didn't get anything done. there's another part of this which is that if this tax bill goes through and you get cash coming back, it's going to go straight into the markets. that may keep the markets up until after the midterms. you certainly don't want the market correction that we all know is coming before that, if you're a republican. >> the other thing that confuses me is why the targeting of salt, which is a huge issues in -- basically all the blue states. it reads very political in the sense that the salt...