i watched it on my computer and i was quite shocked because it looked like it was was a queen s speech, or a king s speech, from a monarch in his last years, the man is a 73, 7a, and there was a kind of tragic aura to it. this is a man who has waited all his life with a job he didn t choose to inherit, and now he s kind of phasing in, and he is pretty frail and it was hard to listen to him because he wasn t very engaging. there are many bigger issues in the planet then talking about this, i have to say, but i think it is very interesting to see. it is fascinating because it feels like this man is going to be given this job and he isjust too frail and not magnetic enough to carry it. i think that is what we saw. brian, what did you make of it? to be perfectly honest, i i focused on what geoffrey was saying, the opening lines of this speech were, - her majesty s government| will take measures to ease the cost of living crisis.
well, he performed like, maybe, a monarch in waiting. i only paid attention to one thing so he was sat on a throne. but crucially, the crown was in another chair. it was not on his head. ithink. i thought it was actually. i was quite shocked. i didn t see it live. i watched it on my computer - and i was quite shocked because it looked like it was it was a queen s speech or a king s speech or whatever from a monarch in his last years. i mean, the man is 73, 74 years old, and there was a kind of tragic aura to it. this is a guy who s waited all his life for a job - that he didn t really choose to inherit. l and now he s finally kind of phasing in, sort of, i and he s pretty frail. and it was kind of hard - to listen to him because he wasn t very engaging. and i think, i mean, i there are many bigger issues in the planet - than talking about this, i have to just say. but ijust think that it s| very interesting to see. it is, and it is fascinating -
this is a man who has waited all his life with a job he didn t choose to inherit, and now he s kind of phasing in, | i and he is pretty frail and it wasi hard to listen to him because he wasn t very engaging. there are many bigger. issues in the planet, than talking about this, i have to say, l but i think it is very interestingl to see. it is fascinating, because it feels like this man is going to be - i given this job and he is just tool frail and not magnetic enough to carry it. i think that is what we saw. brian, what did you make of its? to be perfectly honest, ifocused on what geoffrey was saying, the opening lines of this speech work, her majesty s government will take measures to ease the cost of living crisis. not a single jot was reflected that in the speech. but now apparently cutting lots of civil service jobs will help!
i think that the economy continuing to grow and strengthen is something that will certainly change those numbers. at the same time, i think these are some of the same polls that said, this president would never be president. i don t have a lot of confidence in them. sarah, do you have any can you please clarify your answer, that the stock market is moving downwards on this news that possibly the corporate rate could be phased in over several years? i wasn t sure if you were trying to make the point that the president would be for a phase in or against a phase in? no, i said that the president laid out his principles, it doesn t include the phasing in, we re still committed to that moving forward. i don t have any reason to believe we have changes on that at this point. the red line of the 20%. i m not drawing a red line, i m saying those are the principles we have laid out and we haven t adjusted since this process started. thanks so much, guys, have a good day. and s
reach $1 trillion within the next eight years and face changes for that reason. we don t have a social safety net financially secure. so the senate is taking sensible steps to build a secure social safety net and doing it in a way that is very different than the affordable care act. going to rely on states. recognizing that health conditions and health delivery systems differ radically across the country. you can give the states the flexibility and the resources to use them effectively in their communities and that s the senate approach. this is just the reality of our future, and medicaid is the first of these programs that they have to do this to. you acknowledge if you make the changes they re talking about making. phasing in, yes, the rollback of the expansion more slowly, but if you change the indexing, it doesn t mean less money would be going to medicaid than otherwise would be. i know you think these changes are necessary, but it means less money. correct? there s going to