more. if we match it with private i investment, we could even do more so what we need to do is just level up the cost of renewable energy. the wannabe chancellor also promised to scrap business rates, tax online firms more and also to control the purse strings. not an easy message for a labour conference to hear. that will involve difficult choices for me and for my colleagues. her belief without for me and for my colleagues. her belief without discipline on spending and a vow to get the debt down, credible that it will stay out of reach. ., ., down, credible that it will stay out of reach. ., . , of reach. labour will tax verily, send of reach. labour will tax verily, spend wisely. of reach. labour will tax verily, spend wisely, hard of reach. labour will tax verily, spend wisely, hard work met i of reach. labour will tax verily, i spend wisely, hard work met with fair rewards, working together to meet the challenges of the future. now that is what a labour government will do. t
something wrong in north carolina i need more resources. my job as chair i heard from everybody in battleground states, nonbattle ground states and when the chair of the party has to go up to brooklyn to get money and then to get them to approve even my press releases this mou, which i did not blow up, i felt that, you know, hillary clinton didn t deserve this. this was an agreement between the dnc staff, who by the way was no longer on staff and robby mook who was and i honored and respected robby mook not destroying that agreement. sounds like what you re saying robby mook you blame the clinton campaign manager and debbie wasserman-schultz for an agreement that tied your hands. i think in the future we should never have a separate agreement i know the dnc was broke, i know that we still had a debt to you pay off, i know that, you know, president obama was committed to helping them pay that debt down, along with vice president biden, but hillary clinton she stepped up, she ste
corey booker who happens to be a democrat was in favor of getting rid of this tax favorability. jessica: that s fine corey booker is from new jersey and i m a new york gal. dagen: thank you, goes, and gal. cashing in just over an hour from now trish what do you have coming up? trish: hi dagen, vegas shooting victims the hotel where the gunman fired from now someone says all big resorts should be security procedures to protect the public and protect shareholders plus why are some democrats slow to give back their donations from harvey weinstein? see you at 11:30 eastern. dagen: thanks, trish we ll be watching but up here first congress pledging even more disaster relief, now as the bills for hurricanes and wildfires continue to pileup, someone here says that we ve got to keep our debt down, so how do we pay for all of this? my experience with usaa has been excellent.
$1 trillion program to rebuild america in addition to higher spending with the military and security. here now to analyze, foster business network star lou dobbs. so, how does the debt affect the regular folks? the working americans? this massive debt, $20 trillion, this is part of the burden that future generations will have to pay for. it also adds to the inflation rate more dollars, chasing fewer goods, the classic economic paradigm. the reality is, this debt overhangs everything we do. the president correctly focused on it during the campaign. bill: but he s not going to bring the debt down, and his first term. it is going to go up because he wants to do a lot of things. but i think it is a ponzi scheme. the usa is running a ponzi scheme. because they run up the dead, it is never going to be paid back. $20 trillion is never going to be paid back. what they do pay is the interest on the debt.
here now to analyze, fox business network star lou dobbs. all right, so how does the debt affect the regular folks? the working americans? this massive debt, $20 trillion, this is part of the burden that future generations will have to pay for. it also adds to the inflation rate. more dollars, chasing fewer goods, the classic economic paradigm. the reality is, this debt overhangs everything we do. and the president correctly focused on this during the campaign. bill: but he s not going to bring the debt down, t particularly in his first term. it is going to go up because he wants to do a lot of things. but i think it is a ponzi scheme. the usa is running a ponzi scheme. because they run up the debt, it is never going to be paid back. $20 trillion is never going to be paid back. what they do pay is the interest on the debt.