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nobody in their right mind imagines that that socialist spending will phase out after three years. things like that never happen in washington. in living memory. everybody knows it s going to go on much longer than that therefore, as the cbo said, after it estimated the cost. if the programs were made public permanent which they most certainly would be, would be in the neighborhood of 3 trillion added to the deficit. that s where we are. they won t get manchin with that i don t think. they have to cut the spending back and we will see if they are willing to do it. bret: jen psaki white house press secretary seemed pretty pretornado with the premise that the cbo would score the house bill even though it s going to be changed. take a listen. what we are talking about here is a fake cbo score that based on the actual bill that anybody is voting on. this is a ask request by senator graham to score a bill that is not currently being debated. that is his prerogative to do.
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im acts increase my coming? most of these impacts are increase my coming? most of these impacts are going increase my coming? most of these impacts are going to increase my coming? most of these impacts are going to occur - increase my coming? most of these impacts are going to occur next i impacts are going to occur next year. we will hold off for as long as we possibly can, but we are a responsible business. we will bring them in when we have to. to answer your first them in when we have to. to answer yourfirst question, them in when we have to. to answer your first question, yes, them in when we have to. to answer yourfirst question, yes, we them in when we have to. to answer your first question, yes, we will find a way through this. we have just managed to navigate the worst 18 months, certainly in my living memory. we will continue to go forward and. in the last months in the return to normal operations, and the return to normal operations, and the return to normal operation
and its staff, like mark, who was working in a&e. what was it about the british government that meant they thought we were invincible to this thing? you know, it was infuriating seeing borisjohnson on tv early on saying, oh, i shook hands with everyone. it was completely against all the guidance that was out at the time, and it was almost making a joke out of it. it was infuriating, you know? that was entirely the wrong message. safiah ngah s father, who was 68 with no underlying health conditions, was one of a significant number of people from black, asian and minority ethnic backgrounds to die in the pandemic. mps said today it s a result of the inequalities in our society. he had never been ill in my living memory, so it was his first time in hospital. and it was terrifying. the government has actually spoken about levelling up, and about leaving no community behind, i think was the words that they used. but that s very vague.
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