He has done the 2 to 1 regulatory removal for every Regulation Put in. Which couples with the House Of Representatives vote to appeal. 3. 7 billion of cost removed from the backs of business across the country. People can now spend those manhours, doing something productive for america. Americans, however, are unhappy 37 theyre unhappy with the job the president is doing theyre unhappy with the job congress is doing. Congress has a 10 Approval Rating this week. Its not going the right direction. Do you feel Many Americans feel this way because of what . Coming from the outside, i dont understand why everythings so difficult. The politicians spent eight years saying were going to repeal and replace obama care. They get up there and say, wow what are we going to do now. Youre part of that, thats what americans are thinking, you are on the inside, you are working with members in congress. Yes, ana, and thats why when i reached the conclusion that the aaca, which was made much better by th
independent civil servants and would not be putting anything dodgy in there, these are all policies that have been set out by the labour party. if anything they are underestimating the cost to families. the cost but came out of those policies is £2000 but if you look at the most expensive policy, it is their green plan, and they said multiple times that would cost the country £28 billion per year and they then watered down the cost but kept the policies and what has been used in that £2000 of extra taxes for working families is the lower cost of £23.7 billion over a parliament, when in fact you could have a debate about how much the real cost is because they previously were adamant it would cost £28 billion a year. we were adamant it would cost £28 billion a year. billion a year. we will have to continue billion a year. we will have to continue to billion a year. we will have to continue to debate billion a year. we will have to continue to debate and - billion a year. we
social care is in crisis. plan, specifically? we all know that social care is in crisis. and - plan, specifically? we all know that social care is in crisis. and there . social care is in crisis. and there are millions of unpaid carers around the country picking up the pieces. we are pledging a big and bold proposal to introduce free personal care for older people and disabled adults who need support with things like having a boss in the morning, taking their medication, getting out of bed and getting dressed for the day. these are the things that people really need and we know that around the country there are more than 1 around the country there are more thani million people who have unmet care needs. than1 million people who have unmet care needs. ., . ., , , ., care needs. how much does the plan cost? it has care needs. how much does the plan cost? it has been care needs. how much does the plan cost? it has been estimated - care needs. how much does the plan cost? it has been
so 3.7 billion. we re saying that the tax cuts to the big banks, which the conservatives have given, should be reversed. that would raise £a.3 billion more than our policy. that would raise £a.3 billion more than our policy. there are other aspects of it. and we think this is just an essential investment to save our nhs and to provide the care that people need. ed davey there. our political correspondent damian grammaticas is travelling with the lib dems today. you re seeing ed davey engaged in some flower arranging, first it was django towers. what is the political analogy, the symbolism with all of this jenga analogy, the symbolism with all of this jenga paris. the analogy, the symbolism with all of this jenga paris. this jenga paris. the lib dems ust like this jenga paris. the lib dems just like to this jenga paris. the lib dems just like to surprise this jenga paris. the lib dems just like to surprise you, - just like to surprise you, basically. sir ed no