care. many people need some social care but do not get any. the system and he steps in at the very end or when it is too late. if he can step in early and help people stay at home because they do not have to go into a home or hospital bed make you free empty 5p he can put into front line social care. you have 15 minute visits where a care worker comes into somebody s home, and puts you to bed, not when you want to but when they say you had to be put to bed. it is not good enough. you have to invest in staff, pay them properly and get rid of their zero hours contracts. yes, a cap on costs as part of it but not the way to fix it. unfortunately boris johnson you cap costs limiting the liabilities of the very rich where the poor still pay more. it liabilities of the very rich where the poor still pay more.- the poor still pay more. it talk about freeing the poor still pay more. it talk about freeing up the poor still pay more. it talk about freeing up the the poor still pay more. it
that s an injustice, is it not? well, i m going to address the fraudulent claim by the republicans in congress that having people go uninsured is going to create 300 billion dollars of wealth. you don t create wealth by having people going to the hospital uninsured. the hospital bills have to be paid somehow. . david: here is the point of that number, as i said before to bruce, we are spending a lot of money since obamacare was implemented subsidizing people who can t afford insurance. subsidizing people who get into medicaid. if you re not forced to buy insurance, those subsidies would not be necessary and the cbo and they re pretty down the line, they ve ticked off a lot of conservatives in the past, they re the ones who came up with this number. well, i m going to make a point that john tamny has educated us on and that is the thing that s not seen. the capital does not go into free market development and innovation and health care sector. if you have if you had a freeing up as
relationship. nathan took a risk which isn t something a lot of people would have done when the u.s. had the worst economy since the great dewere pressing. many felt lucky just to have a job, any job, and were clinging to positions they didn t want but there are signs the job freeze is starting to thaw. payrolls grew by nearly a half million workers and with the economy slowly improving, so are confidence levels. they stayed through the recession, hunkered down, now that it s freeing up, they re finding better jobs. the department of labor says more people quit their jobs voluntarily than laid off and that has bosses worried. raises are creeping back in and some companies are adding perks. what companies do to hold onto to people are soft benefits like tuition reburies.
mortgage company and started his own business six months ago. social networking services to small businesses. you can build that initial relationship. nathan took a risk, which isn t something a lot of people wouldn t have done in the last couple of years when the u.s. had the worst economy since the great depression. in 2008 it sort of seemed like the sky was falling a little bit. many people felt lucky just to have a job, any job, and were clinging to positions they didn t want. but there are signs that job freeze is starting to thaw. in the first five months of this year, company payrolls grew by nearly half a million workers. and with the economy slowly improving, so are people s confidence level. they stayed until the recession kind of hunkered down in their companies and now that it s freeing up, they are going out and finding better jobs. the department of labor says more people quit their jobs voluntarily in recent months than were laid off and that has some bosse