i think even if we get to that top line number, there s some many programs on the wish list, i don t see how you do that. the financial committee meeting today to go over which proposal should make the cut. republicans on the committee did not get the invite. still some of the ideas being considered, raising the top income tax rate to 39.6%. raising the corporate tax rate to 28%. hiking taxes on capital gains. a new .1% tax on every stock trade on wall street. also a possible yearly tax on any gains that people would make from their investments, even if you weren t selling your asset and holding on to it. ramping up irs enforcement to catch tax cheaters. pushing for a minimum tax to level the playing field for the international tax code and a new tax to incentivize corporations
national care service, the most significant public service reform since the creation of the nhs. a westminster power grab on devolved health care and the democratic institutions of scotland, wales and northern ireland, taxing people to pairfor their northern ireland, taxing people to pair for their chaotic mishandling of health and social care in england, undermining our recovery by putting a tax on employers, punishing working people in low pay by cutting the universal credit, and hiking taxes on their meagre wages. mr deputy speaker, this is no union dividend, is the prime minister likes to claim. it is a union dead end and the people of scotland must have the choice to take the fastest road out of here to independence. cheering that was the snp“s treasury spokesperson, alice and a taking part in a debate about social care reform. previously we heard from the show
twitter and horizon now back online after a global internet outage knocks them off this morning, apparently due to the disruption of the cloud computing company that supports those sites. sandra: president biden scheduled to meet with west virginia republican senator today after the meeting did not happen yesterday. this all comes as republican up their infrastructure offer by $50 billion. climate change emerging as a sticking point in these negotiations. republicans insist that hiking taxes remain a red line. john: michigan confirms the first human case of the deadly virus, the illness cannot be transmitted from person to person but that it is typically passed to people and they breathe in contaminated air. for more on these and other stories, scan the qr code on your screen or go to the fobfoxnews.com. sandra:alexano
right for american citizens and we all know we need to drive down the cost of health care for everybody. but i don t believe we have to scrap a system where 160 million americans get their health care through their employment and tell them they can t do that anymore, they re going to go to the government for their health care or they re breaking the law. neil: you don t think that scrapping their private health care plans is a good idea? i want them to make the choice, neil. this is still a free country. and when it comes to your health care, and your family s health care and your life, i think americans should be allowed to make the choice for themselves about what s the best option. neil: do you buy her math, tom? because she says that you can do all this without hiking taxes on the middle class. now, what she leaves out that close to one and a half trillion dollars over ten years is removing the tax favored
she s the one far more willing to dissent into the filth of identity politics. bernie is an ideologue. there are some things he just won t say. elizabeth warren will say anything. minutes ago she tweeted this every person deserves to be treated with dignity and respect and that starts with using correct pronouns. i m elizabeth. my pronouns are she, her, hers. in case you re wondering, in case there was any questions at all. that kind of posturing is central to elizabeth warren s campaign. she s happy to tell you and often does that you re worthless or you re with more face on how you were born. unfortunately that works right now. in the democratic party. one thing a syllabus trickles with wanting is not willing to say is how much or single-parent government health care will co cost. trillions of dollars, nobody disputes that. as a mathematical matter, there s no way to raise that kind of money without hiking taxes on the middle class. simple arithmetic. and yet for some reason, warre