republicans are coming for them. that is the strong messaging, unified messaging that people are following. for example the national republican campaign committee, they reported this year that they didn t just break records and fund-raising in an off election year, they blew it out of the water. they report as 17.9 billion just last month, they brought in over $140 million in 2021. that s not just in the macro and micro cents. kevin mccarthy brought in a whopping $11.75 million in donations and fund-raising and in that quarter four, $72.4 million the cycle. guard us of what the democrats think that they are doing in the messaging and confusion, americans know what they care about and that is putting food on the table, job security, safety at our border and safety in our streets and production to earn the likelihood that protects their families and both
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will actually start to make a difference. and also there is huge pressure from other world leaders to stop that deforestation. what i didn t see and maybe you have the details, pro first, is whether meat consumption, beef production, of course, the biggest driver of deforestation, whether that is included here. having reported on deforestation in brazil, this is something that kept coming up. well, i think the important thing to realize is that we actually produce enough food in the world to feed 10 billion people. there are only 7.9 billion. so, actually the argument that we have to deforest vast areas to actually grow food, et cetera, is a false one. what we really need to do is rethink our agriculture so we can use the food we already produce more fairly and distribute it better. so i think that s the key. actually understanding agriculture and that system. professor, thank you very much, sir, for your perspective. now, officials in china said
for illegal immigrants stung, $7.9 billion for tax enforcement. i bet they get that. government electric cars. $3 billion for tree equity and whatever that may be. biased training, 4 billion for distance learning. 3.5 trillion to pick your number. the question is how much of this kind of stuff remains? you have got the ridiculous, which is the list you just went through, will. but then you have the highly dangerous, which is the new entitlement program that get baked into this bill and that don t exist for a decade. they exist for decades that s the problem. even if this bill drops from 3.5 trillion to 2 trillion, let s say, congress can still get all of those programs into the bill and they can use budget gimmicks to make it look like the prices come down. the end result is we get government spending that sticks around way beyond 3.5 trillion into perpetuity. that s what s going to break the bank. that s what s going to send
he says the government, maybe all of us in this country, do not appreciate how theatres are the lifeblood of our towns and cities? it is very true. everything that andrew lloyd webber is saying. we do know from industry figures that s more than 34 million people attend the theatre every year. if you look at the figures behind that, uk theatres generate £1.3 billion annually to the economy. add to that, additional 7.9 billion generated to the wider economy. that is ancillary spending in bars and restaurants. people when they go to the theatre, it is a night out, they are going to have a drink, e mail, they might even go shopping. it is really important to the economy. it is a great opportunity for people who want to go to the theatre this summer because there are not that many tourists going to be in this country, especially in london, so you can go and exploit that, and get a seat where maybe you would not have been able to before? it is