Your majesty if this is fine. Were trying to do the translation do the talking english and german and you have the translation on your airpods that you can find on your chairr so the first question to you, your majesty. I would like to start with you because you have been the un secretary general special advocate for inclusive for Development Since 2009. Anterior the honorary chairwoman of the g20 Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion dedicated to Financial Inclusion. E ch is that still the biggest process of including women in business that theyre not financially included . First let me tell you how happy i am to be here. The chancellor has actually followed this issue bringing women into the 2020. Its extremely important. [applause] first of all, let me say that there is no silver bullets and actually trying to get womenthim more economic power than having more entrepreneurship. Also it is not to say amount of policies you will have in the netherlands or in colombia or pakistan,
Im very honored and happy to host this panel with the participants who have just been introduced to you. And so we can immediately jump into the discussion on the future of women in business and economics. And i would like to start with you, your majesty, if this is fine. Some problem . We are trying to do the translation, do the talk in english and german. You have the translation on your ear pods that you could find on your chair. So first question to you, your majesty. Id like to start with you because you have been the u. N. Secretarygenerals special advocate for inclusive for Development Since 2009. And youre the honorary chairwoman of the g20 Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion. Dedicated to Financial Inclusion. Is that still the biggest challenge in the process of including women in business that they are not financially included . Well, first of all, let me tell you how happy i am to be here. And that the chancellors actual followed this issue bringing women into the g20
Im very honored and happy to host this panel with the participants who have just been introduced to you. And so we can immediately jump into the discussion on the future of women in business and economics. And i would like to start with you, your majesty, if this is fine. Some problem . We are trying to do the translation, do the talk in english and german. You have the translation on your ear pods that you could find on your chair. So first question to you, your majesty. Id like to start with you because you have been the u. N. Secretarygenerals special advocate for inclusive for Development Since 2009. And youre the honorary chairwoman of the g20 Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion. Dedicated to Financial Inclusion. Is that still the biggest challenge in the process of including women in business that they are not financially included . Well, first of all, let me tell you how happy i am to be here. And that the chancellors actual followed this issue bringing women into the g20
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Election in states that President Trump won. What are your concerns as this legislation moves on . Rep. Defazio this bill is not a factor in the races for those senators. Look this was a really bad will , which was immensely unpopular in polling. It was rejected by the american medical association, retired groups, by hospital groups. It has been evaluated it will put 24 billion people off health care within three years. Its going to raise premiums a minimum of five times for people over age 50. Someone 64 years old who pays 1700 a year for a policy, they they earn 30,000 a year will pay 15,000. How is that going to work . All that wasnt bad enough. And they had to, because of finance from the ultra right wing, the Freedom Caucus they , had to do away with exclusions on preexisting conditions. They said we didnt really do away with it, we just made it optional. You can join a risk pool and they made a big deal about sending some weight need guys to the white house. I think it was a setu