listening sessions held around wisconsin. people want us focused on things that will improve the economy and our way of life. that s why i laid out five very clear priorities for the next two years, create jobs, develop the workforce, transform and invest in our infrastructure. and it s also why i ve asked the members of the legislature to stay focused on these same priorities and not get distracted on other issues. one of the best ways we can show their state government is focused on jobs is to pass a bill that streamlines the process for safe andstart with the legislation that was approved in the joint finance committee last session, include some reasonable modifications, and send me a bill to sign into law early this year. [applause] people in northwestern wisconsin, where the unemployment rate in iron county is the 2nd highest in the state at nearly 12 percent. but the benefits will be felt all across wisconsin. we have the potential for a billion and a half dollar inve
knocking people from buying the council or having association homes. thank you, mr. speaker. will my right honorable friend wish to congratulate the company in my constituency, but taking advantage of the capital of laos is announced and the autumn statement of purchase to 1.3 million pounds, that will create six new jobs under i certain to my honorable friend in welcoming that investment it is experience in campaign history logic did have an effect in bringing forward these proposals on capital allowances. it s absolutely clear a lot of businesses do have money locked up in a balance sheets that we want to see invested, and i believe that these capital allowances are good with encouraging businesses to bring forth that sort of investment. david is severely disabled and has a medical need for an extra room in his home. why is the government he leads taking 676 pounds a year away from him in order to pay for a tax cut for the richest? what i would say to the honorable
and seated when he takes the oath as two of his nominees take the hot seat on the hill today. our correspondents are fanned out across the capital and across the country, covering all of the angles. let s begin this hour with senior white house correspondent chris jansing. she s been tracking trump s moves for us across washington, d.c. today. she joins me here from washington as well. chris, tell me about what donald trump is doing today. he began at his d.c. hotel, right? reporter: he did. and this has been already a very busy day for him. you mentioned the luncheon. i think the two key events that are coming up are going to be happening first at in arlington, virginia, at arlington national cemetery, where he will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. in is something all presidents do, the ceremonial kinds of things that have become so important symbolically. this will be his first taste of being that person in the eyes of the country and even the eyes of the world
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So now we know what one of the brains behind Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves believes is responsible for Britain s economic woes. Blame it on the Boomers.