When we were entering, everyone around us were talking about the economic crisis and how things are bad for them. sarah is a cairo journalist who covered the revolution and she explains had you under sisi the economy has gotten worse. the pound crashed, tourism and foreign investment disappeared. 4,000 egyptian pounds per month, around $400 per family and the rest live under that. most people are $100/200 a month. much less than that. i want you to talk about the economy because it s really bad. he s a fulawful vendor and says it s never been harder. 100 pounds to 290 pounds.
bill: is it the money? partly. we are paid a handsome salary but our home is in utah. i didn t move to washington, d.c. i sleep in a cot in my office and faced with another 100 200 nights a year where my wife is by herself. i can afford to have two places and have a quality of life that i would like to have. bill: you suggested members of congress should be reimbursed for housing. you suggested 30,000 a year. how come? i don t think it should be a rich man s game. it is mostly men. if you are not a multimillionaire, you have dozens and dozens that can afford to call mortgages, kids in college. in other things. bill: if you are paid to live here, would it change your decision? i think i would come to the same conclusion but i think it s unhealthy for the body to live here and
Economy, small businesses, 100 200, 300 people, privately owned companies up until now had taken pretty good care of their employees? it is more of smaller companies that will suffer more because, there is also the cost of enforcement of keeping up with the regulations. this is a very complicated bill as we all know. every, you know, seems like every couple months a new part of the bill is implemented. it is designed that way. it is designed so that not everything is done at once because otherwise people would revote against the bill. you incrementally implement the bill so it is designed in such a way, a takeover of a sixth of the economy and shift health care costs so that you increase the risk pool so that people will hopefully pay less per person. but of course that is not what s happening. that is not the effect that is happening some there are consequences that go beyond the intended consequences of the law