elizabeth warren rejects him wholeheartedly. emily: that is interesting. martha: well, the government takes more money every single year than the year before. so, we have tax revenues that are historic, right? it is not a question of the government having money. you touched on the most important part of this discussion, which is how they spend it, right? if you cannot become fiscal responsibility means that people don t discuss very much anymore but as a taxpayer, i m proud to pay my taxes. however, i want to see the money spent in a responsible manner. look at all the covid money never allocated and the schools that have air conditioning are staying closed after $190 billion to reopen? that is my biggest beef. if you can legitimately present reason why more taxes are needed, great, let s hear it. but let s be a little bit more responsible with money that you already got and prove you know how to spend it.
we can show many sound bytes. i did several interviews with her where she talked about the fact they needed the resources. they needed resources, resources, of course, means money, cash, $190 billion went to the covid reopening schools fund to get them up to speed whether it be in the facilities at the school, everything that they needed, testing, all of that. 85% of that fund has been spent. 85% of the $190 billion not spent, not spent, thank you. 27% of it has been spent. you know what they re saying now? can t go back to school now because air conditioning doesn t work. what have they been doing with this money? cardona was interviewed by peter doocy the other day and he asked him a question that i had been asking to be asked, what happened to all the money to get kids up to snuff ready for school over the summer?
$27 billion was in that fund. it got dispersed and do you know if they actually used it to ramp up learning over the summer? our accountability on that isn t what it should be. the money is going out the door. they don t know what happens to it once it goes to the states and local jurisdictions that have the money. it wasn t spent for these things. they re all to blame for that. bill: she came on tv often pushing for better ventilation in the classroom. i had assumed that the $190 billion was going to improve the ventilation in the classroom and you are saying it did not. no, it didn t. now some schools are saying now that we can go back to school. we aren t coming back to school we ll stay remote because we don t have the facilities in place, we need. air conditioning and otherwise. it is so betsy devos is not opposed to remote learning
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that the volume of rate convictions in the last year alone is up by two thirds. in the police, courts, sentencing and crime act this week we have taken extra measures, for example extending the time limit for reporting domestic abuse, and criminalising taking photos of mother breast feeding without consent, and i will look at the proposal she has raised with me. thank you, mr speaker. we are investing nearly £190 billion this year into the nhs and yet many of us see disturbing deficiencies within nhs management. no more so than in the shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. fouryears the shrewsbury and telford nhs trust. four years ago in 2018, my right honourable friend the member for ludlow and i secured £312 million for a major ana modernisation within our local trust. a major a&e expansion. for