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Anthem protest. But first, time to build the wall. Thats the focus of tonights angle. Its one of the president s cornerstone issues, and one he continues to invoke at rally after rally. And we are building a wall on the southern border which is necessary. And we will build the wall, that i can tell you. [crowd chanting] President Trump do not worry, we are going to build the wall. Dont even think about it. Laura well, congress intends to put nine Spending Bills on the president s desk. Of but there is no funding for the wall. We still are in favor of the wall, we want to get funding for the wall. The best time to have that discussion is after the election. Laura they have made a
political calculation that funding or talk of the wall wilw spook voters before the midterms. They have convinced the president of this. Here he is last week. President trump we are getting the wall ....
Home prices have been propped up by a lack of housing which still forces buyers to bid higher. global stocks head for their worst month in nearly a year. broker aj bell says that the benchmark indices in the us, europe and china, have shed 2.8 trillion dollars in august so far. after a bumper start to the year, chinese economic data and surging us borrowing costs have dented investor confidence. online adverts for the retailer boots promoting four brands of infant formula on google broke advertising rules, according to the uk watchdog. in britain, it is against the law to advertise infant formula for babies up to six months because it might discourage breastfeeding. boots apologised and said the adverts have been removed. the uk s energy regulator has fined morgan stanley £5.11 million for failing to record trading communications. ofgem said the us bank failed to keep records of messages about energy market deals sent via whatsapp betweenjanuary 2018 and march 2020. it said the rules ....
An average 30 year fixed rate mortgage rose to 7.3% last week the highest since december 2000. meanwhile, demand for residential mortgages fell to the lowest level since april 1995. despite the surge in mortgage rates, home prices have been propped up by a lack of housing which still forces buyers to bid higher. global stocks head for their worst month in nearly a year. broker aj bell says that the benchmark indices in the us, europe and china, have shed $2.8 trillion in august so far. after a bumper start to the year, chinese economic data and surging us borrowing costs have dented investor confidence. online adverts for the retailer boots promoting four brands of infant formula on google broke advertising rules, according to the uk watchdog. in britain, it is against the law to advertise infant formula for babies up to six months because it might discourage breastfeeding. boots apologised and said the adverts have been removed. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. ....
But good luck doing that with china. so one thing the government can do is take a hard stance and say we are going to buy this debt from the list bondholders and we are going to offset against the debt that we owe china. that almost offsets that would save the u.s. government about $95 million interest rate about $33 billion by safety china are going to assume this debt were going to wipe it out. we re going to stop a new interest on the debt we owe you but that s what tactic the u.s. government could take there s others as well but that s a big one. arthel: good luck with that. meanwhile that 95 million interest we are paying as taxpayers. every day. arthel: let me take a look at this. these are nations of the largest debt precut the u.s. with 32.4 trillion. china 14 trillion. japan 10 trillion. france 3.1 trillion. and italy 2.8 trillion. ....
Workers incomes are up 13, 14%. that is a gap there. that s why you re seeing the credit card debt. i ll make it really simple. in terms of what people have to do to get out of credit card dealt. don t spend more money than you re bringing in. wouldn t it be a wonderful thing if washington d.c. did that? we re running a $32 trillion debt. when i came to washington in 1985, the entire debt was 2.8 trillion. now it s 32.8 trillion. the politicians are not setting a good example here. we re not going to hold our breath either. scott, so you re in chicago right now. a city that is raising taxes and business unfriendly. have you thought about leaving illinois like the other 100,000 people? in fact, edward, i did this week and came to ohio where i grew up. i m thinking about maybe ....