foreign affairs has now published an article. two political scientists, one at rent corporation, the other at the center for european international research, they write together that instead of starting negotiations on the conflict in ukraine, and they themselves write that serious negotiations are now impossible, and draw a paradoxical conclusion, these are the minds, and maybe start negotiations for the sake of negotiations, so that negotiations just walked, continued. usa, john dalis, brother of the same dalis who headed the cia. this was in the middle of the 20th century, and he openly said that america must follow this concept, this doctrine, if america does not adhere to it, then we are lost, he said about americans, but he himself continued that if we overextend a little, then the likelihood of a big war is always very... great if you follow this doctrine, but the americans are now following this doctrine, and what is happening in the east of europe is clear proof of this, what is happening in in the middle east, and especially in the persian gulf zone, they are balancing on t

charap from rent corporation, but to be honest, i would not attach so much importance to them, because few realists who are in washington, and frankly speaking, if my memory serves me right, this is about his third article calling for negotiations since the beginning of the northern military district, the first one was in the summer of twenty-two. maybe even the fifth or sixth, but of those that i saw, there are definitely three, i definitely saw three, this is at least the third, that’s why he’s constantly trying to hit this one the alarm, says that let's negotiate , it was in the summer of twenty-two, at the beginning of twenty-three, just about a year ago, and now again this call for negotiations, despite the fact that, as you correctly noted, yes, but negotiations for the sake of negotiations , that let’s just start them, and then when both sides mature, the west and russia, maybe we will lead to something, well , to be honest, it’s not worth it either... assessing the significance of such publications, that’s what concerns situation in europe, for me, to a greater extent i liked,

foreign affairs has now published an article by two political scientists, one at the rent corporation ukraine, and they themselves write that serious negotiations are now impossible, and draw a paradoxical conclusion, these are the minds, maybe start negotiations for the sake of negotiations, so that the negotiations just go on, continue, since they don’t know languages, it’s clear for what purpose, and reading this, analyzing, it’s amazing what they have come to, that is... usa, john dalis, brother of the same dalis who headed the cia, this was in the middle of the 20th century. and he openly said that america must follow this concept, this doctrine, if america does not follow it adhere, then we are lost, he said about the americans, but he himself continued that if we overexert a little, then the likelihood of a big war, it is always very high, if you follow this doctrine, but the americans are now following this doctrine, and what is happening in the east of europe. .. this is clearly evidenced by what is happening in the middle east, and especially in the persian gulf zone, they a

charap from rent corporation, but i honestly i wouldn’t attach so much importance to them, because charapton, and to be honest, if my memory serves me right, this is about his third article calling for negotiations since the beginning of the northern military district, the first there... the negotiations took place in the summer of twenty -two, at the beginning of twenty-three, just about a year ago, and now again this call for negotiations, despite the fact that, as you correctly noted, yes, but negotiations for the sake of negotiations, that let’s just start them, and then, when both sides are ripe, the west and russia, maybe that’s what we need - let’s bring it, well, to be honest, it’s not worth it either to overestimate the importance of such publications , that’s what concerns the situation in europe, i liked it more, i liked the passages of mrs. ann applebaugh, yes, who recently ... raised a unique issue, as she usually does, the atlantic, and where she stated that that the main fear of europeans is no longer the russians or the chinese, but the united states of america under the r

he says new corporate ownership and annual increases growing closer to the state maximum prompted him to fight back. >> i just got fed up. i said this is intolerable. i have to do something about this. >> reporter: the paralegal and other tenants started showing up at city council meetings demanding lower caps on rent hikes. you feel that's pushing people out? >> oh, i know it is. >> reporter: u.s. census bureau data shows more than one-quarter of renters in larkspur spend 50% or more of their income on housing and are considered severely cost burdened. >> it's forced eviction in a sense because people feel like well, i can't afford another rent increase. i guess i better find another place to live. >> reporter: kelly snyder is an urban planning expert and professor at san jose state. >> we want to open and put the accelerator on building as many new units as possible and rent control measures usually do the opposite. >> reporter: snyder believes changing zoning laws and increasing state grants and tax credits to build subsidized housing have better targeted outcomes for those who nee

the rents up.andlords should be competing to give folks the best deal, not charging them more. we are going after unfair rental and junk fees. folks are tired of being played for suckers. we are also giving assistance to 100,000 low income families. lauren: you have a good tenant, you don't want to raise their ranch, you want to keep them as long as you can, you don't want to fix up the apartment and everything else. how much can the landlord eat, repair cost, higher taxes, heating bills, advertising, they are the ones gouging you. stuart: gas station hours are not gouging. lauren: he knows inflation is a problem and he needs to show he is on top. stuart: i am at a loss for words when our president talks about rent gouging from landlords. i'm at a loss for words on that kind of thing so i will move on. back to the markets. in new york this morning, david, oil companies produce more oil than any country in history. america produces a record, which oil stocks should i buy to take advantage of that. >

out for weddings, corporate events, there were just drinking parties, excuse the word, why excuse meare brought there from all over the country, crimea he was an unloved child, everyone saw it, he just sucked it out of there, absolutely sure. i came to the kherson region, i saw the same thing, by the way, that something would be created there, and the social institutions, which i of course visited first, i haven’t met such people even in in the outback of russia, somewhere far away, that is, they were so outdated in all their equipment, that is , even with regard to orphans, that, in fact, the task was the state, their concern was their protection, and , unfortunately, there were social facilities. there, in an extremely poor condition, better than a five -star hospital, included a children's clinic , which had, well, equipment that probably came from the eighties, and maybe earlier, that very soviet heritage, absolutely, that was wasted and in no way was replenished, that’s not surprising, that after these stories, in general, after everything that people experienced in crimea, in t

corporations to break antitrust laws.s should be competing to give folks the best deal, not conspiring to charge more. [applause] after unfair rental and junk fees. like the ones you charge when you move into an asurprise conv. they are not convenient at all. they can add up to hundreds of dollars. some of you have been stuck with that. folks, we are tired of being played for suckers and i'm tired of letting you be played for suckers. . we are expanding rental assistance to over 100,000 more low income families since i took office. the biggest increase in 20 years. [applause] my new plane would help hundreds of thousands of more including foster kids aging out of foster care living on their own for the first time. it's going to help thousands of veterans afford rent because no one should be homeless in america. especially someone who served this country. affordable housing has been a challenge for a long time. to solve the long term we have to increase supply. down, demand is up, costs thrive. the bottom line is to build

corporated this new indicator it was economic assessment? if not, why >> we are well aware of that, and as i started to mention, that's the reason that marcus rent are moving at a much slower pace. and that absolutely plays a role. >> thank you. i yield back. >> the vice chair, mr. barr. >> ron vice chair. >> sorry. mr. hill is recognized. thank you, mr. chairman. i want to welcome you, chairman powell, and i want to pick up where chairman mchenry left off on his conversation. you made a good point saying you are not taking the whole concept of re-proposal off the table as you review the analytics. and you will discuss the interactivity of that rule with other rules. if you were to re-propose the federal reserve delay the long-term debt proposal that is on the agency will not finalize this long- term debt proposal until banks have a better understanding of what their capital obligations under basil three and game might be? >> we haven't made the first decision yet, so i couldn't say definitively. but that's a question we have been asking our

president biden going after rent gouging landlords.his. >> my administration is cracking down on big corporations and great antitrust laws by price fixing to keep rents and you happen landlords keeping to give folks the best deal and not conspiring to charge more. going after what i like to call unfair rental junction f fees ad we're tired of being played for suckers. we're also expanding rental assistance for over 100,000 loan income families. stuart: john levine joining me now. go ahead. >> price fixing is a crime if it's happening and prices are just high and we have been through several years of very high inflation and has obviously come down but th things are stiy and even janet yellen on this show said that high prices will be with us for a long time. and it's going to take awhile for things to adjust from the inflationary period we came from. i think rents are high right now. nothing we can do about it. stuart: i suspect that going after landlords will be popular and you gouging rent, landlords are never popular and easy targets

corporations to break antitrust laws. competing to give folks the best deal, not conspiring to charge more. [applause] were ao after unfair rental and junk fees. like the ones you charge when you move into an apartment. surprise convenience fees. they are not convenient at all. they can add up to hundreds of dollars. some of you have been stuck with that. folks, we are tired of being played for suckers and i'm tired of letting you be played for suckers. .00,000 more low income families since i took office. the biggest increase in 20 years. [applause] my new plane would help hundreds of thousands of more including foster kids aging out of foster care living on their own for the first time. it's going to help thousands of veterans afford rent bse especially someone who served this country. able housing has been a challenge for a long time. to solve the long term we have to increase supply. when supply down, demand is up, costs thrive. the bottom line is to build, build, build. why i have cut red tape so more builders can ge

by the oustyn company, a global corporation, here these guys , as it were... will now go take pieceso to speak, well, well, a year and a half is the maximum, migrants will rob paris, then warsaw, someone else, and then they find themselves on the western border, at this time transnational corporations will begin to steal everything that is bad, a good scenario, this is a scenario that cannot be watched with popcorn, it must be looked at in a cold sweat with cartridges. the us democratic party will find the strength to postpone the civil war in the pax of americana for five years, so that we can prepare for it, we are ready, i doubt that we are ready for exactly this, we are ready to shy away from a nuclear war, hitting anyone with guns you will be wondering when their civil war starts, for whom? there will be 185 of them, they will elusive, networked, here, this is really the real reason to hit the rebels? we have someone to hit, but the sarmatians and others are clear for what purpose in terms of launchers, that is, we must deprive them of the opportunity to use their nuclear forces

down on corporations who break antitrust laws by price fixing to keep the rents up.ge them more. >> now, as mortgage rates come down, the president's also proposing to give americans $40p a month in a tax credit for two years toúput towards a mortgage. it is for 25. new data suggests san francisco's housing market is still pretty strong and very robust, the real estate company remax says san francisco is number for the largest increase in close, close to list price ratioc. that means viewers and buyers are paying at least a listúprice, sometimes more than thatc. when mortgage rates were close to 3, many home buyers were getting into bidding wars to try to get a home. >> the san francisco board of supervisors approved the city's homeward bound program. that program provides the homeless with a fully paid trip to their home towns. now, the goal is to fight the city's homeless crisis. the program was initiated in 2005, butúwas sidelined a few years ago by mayor london breed. the mayor says relaunching the program will not deliver any real change . five states held presi

. >> reporter: he has been renting his one-bedroom unit for nine years.ays new corporate ownership and annual increases growing closer to the state maximum prompted him to fight back. >> i got fed up and this is intolerable. i have to do something about this. >> reporter: the paralegal and other tenants started showing up at city council meetings demanding lower caps on rent heights. >> you feel like that is pushing people out? >> i know it is. >> reporter: u.s. census bureau data shows more than one quarter of renters in larkspur spend 50% or more on their income on housing and are considered severely cost burden. >> it is a forced eviction in a sense because people feel like, i cannot afford another rent increase and i guess i better find another place to live. >> reporter: kelly is an urban planning expert and professor at san jose state. >> we want to open and put the accelerator on building as many new units as possible. and rent control measures usually do the opposite. >> reporter: miter believes changing zoning laws and increasing state grants and

calling on federal agencies to crack down on corporate landlords he says are keeping rent high but it is not about his second term agenda. between a good guy and a bad guy launching a new ad season on trump's recent comments which the former president's team says were taken out of context. >> is going to be a bloodbath for the country. but you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. >> are you willing to condemn white supremacist and militia groups? >> standby. >> reporter: trump's allies say he's talking about the auto industry being decimated in our bloodbath of biden wins reelection but biden's team says we take trump at his word and the voters will too. neil: this does have a familiar theme to it of this president saying he is not responsible for inflation or the spending people say prompted that spending and because the inflation we are seeing now but it is a pattern to look at others who are aggravating the situation. >> president biden: the same size bag of chips, 20% fewer potato chips. that's not a joke. somebody may see a tv thing on a snickers bar. same ex

landlords who are keeping rent high.bout the second term agenda. he is continuing to frame november's choice as one before a good guy and bad guy launching a new ad based on trump's recent comments that the former president's team said were taken out of context. >> if i don't get elected it will be a bloodbath. a bloodbath for the country. you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. >> are you willing to condemn white supremacists and militia groups? >> stand back and stand by. >> trump's allies say he was clearly talking about the auto industry being decimated with the bloodbath with if biden won re-election. biden says we take trump at his word and we think the voters will, too. >> sandra: jacque, thank you. power panel is here now. gianno caldwell and leslie marshall. will it work for president biden and his campaign to go hard on the campaign trail against the former president? >> they've been doing it for years now. i don't think that is resonating. they have never taken their foot off the gas. the

keep the rents up. that's how they work. now landlord should be competing to give folks the best not conspiring to charge more we're also going after what i call on fair rental junk fees, like the ones you charged when you move into an apartment >> one so surprise convenience fees and aren't convene at all you can add up to a hundreds of dollars and units. so some of you, it's stuck with it. >> all right. >> you've been listening to president biden making campaign pitch in las vegas, nevada talking about his efforts to lower costs for american families, mentioning the infrastructure bill and jobs added during his administration, president biden is out west for a campaign swing in a pair of crucial battleground states me that in arizona we'll be right back hi, no plan would help hundred erin burnett outfront tonight at seven odd cnn, choosing a treatment for your >> chronic migraine 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting for hours there's more can be overwhelming. so ask your dr. about botox. dot

to keep the rents up? that's how they work it out landlord should be competing to give folks the best still not conspiring to charge we're also going after what i call on fair rental junk fees you know, like the ones you charged, where you move into an apartment. one of those surprise convenience fees and aren't convene at all. you can add up to a hundreds of dollars so somebody stuck with it. >> all right. you've been listening to president biden making his campaign pitch in las vegas, nevada, talking about his efforts to lower costs for american families, mentioning the infrastructure bill and jobs added during his administration, biden his out west for but swing in a pair of crucial battleground states, nevada and arizona. >> we'll be right back. >> my new plan would help hundred this source with kaitlan collins tomorrow at nine mu from real two.com, real view maps. now feature precise heat, wind, and air quality ratings >> on every home listing. trust the number for one app, real estate professionals t

the corporate mission is to make quality housing rented or to all americ.pretty quiet ahead of the federal reserve meeting that wraps up today. no changes are expected for interestúrates, but investors are anxious to hear what the fed says going forward . intel is investing in its semiconductor business. the santa clara company announced this morning that it will spend $100 billion across four different states to build ai chip manufacturing sites. it comes the same day intel was awarded nearlyú$20 billion in federal funds. the grants and loans are part of, with theúgoal of increasing domestic computer chip manufacturing and research. president biden will tour an intelc plant in arizona today as part of that announcement. increased demand for electricity has the country's climate goals years of declining or flat0t- demand for electricity, utilities are forecasting the nation will need the equivalent of about 34 new nuclear plants over the supply power for data centersl vehicle electrification and new industries, according to the federal energy regulatory com

trump has to pay back decades worth of corporate fraud, but his lawyers say he doesn't have cash. forcing a judgment could include freezing bank accounts, collecting rent from trump's tenants or seizing some of his properties. happening tomorrow workers at seton medical center in daly city will hold a two day strike above over concerns about their health care coverage. they say the hospital's new health care plan costs them more, and they can't find doctors who take the insurance. the hospital says the union's claim is false and the health care plan remains free for employees. more than 400 workers are expected to walk off the job, including nursing assistants, housekeepers and medical technicians. tomorrow in the east bay, neighbors will share their concerns about refinery safety and martinez congressman mark desaulnier will host a town hall meeting at john muir elementary school starting at 630. his office says recent safety incidents and investigations prompted this discussion on officials from contra costa health, the bay area air quality management district and the u.s. chemi

trump has to pay back decades worth of corporate fraud, but his lawyers say he doesn't have cash. judgment could include freezing bank accounts, collecting rent from trump's tenants or seizing some of his properties. it's a large amount. >> and also it's significant because we all know that most of former president's assets are tied up in real estate and real estate. that's high profile. >> new york's attorney general can also go after trump's assets that are not located in the state. happening tomorrow. workers at seton medical center in daly city will hold a two day strike over concerns about their health care coverage. they say the hospital's new health care plan cost them more, and they can't find doctors who take the insurance. the hospital says the union's claim is false and the health care plan remains free for employees. more than 400 workers are expected to walk off the job, including nursing assistants, housekeepers and medical technicians. weird blue jellies are washing ashore at san francisco's ocean beach, according to our media partners at the sf standard. the tiny j

he had 1,000 accounts and 1,200 rented bank portals. the martyrdom of three more children due to malnutrition , the number of martyrs in the gaza strip has reached 31 thousand people, 72% of the martyrs are women and children . bumi s technical knowledge of passenger airplane engine maintenance , save at least 15 to 20 airplanes from grounding every year in a special news interview. we wonder why the president has chosen khuzestan as a travel destination on average once every four months. what were the achievements of mr. raisi's recent trip? how effective were the approvals of these trips in solving the challenges and problems of this province? in the name of god. o allah, bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their salvation. hello, dear and respected viewers of the section. welcome to news at 21:00. the heads of the forces emphasized on speeding up the handling of the flooded people of sistan baluchistan and monitoring the market of basic goods . in the meeting of the heads of the legislative and judicial executive pow

because she's been on a waiting list for years at another complex. >> if one or two people were able to rent the place it was heartbreaking because the process is a system right now. >> if the policy is approved on tuesday the city says it will click quickly set up an online portal for people to find out if they qualify and how to apply. in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> who gets the money? san francisco city leaders that they want to be first in line to get a piece of the $6 billion bond that california voters just narrowly passed. the city and the governor held separate events cheering the passage of proposition one, 61 $3 billion state bond funding facilities for more than 11,000 mental health beds. it also funds 26,000 outpatient slots, $2 billion will be for treating and housing vents, and another well $1 billion to prevent home key, which is the governor's housing program. >> the last time we had this effort it took over two years for the money to start going out. we will start putting out notices for funding availability in just a matter of months. the first one come o

we must close the loopholes that allow build to rent while cat development. rules get families and businesses confident to invest in our state and we cannot continue to let individuals and corporations exploit these loopholes and rob us of our water future. we all recognize that our state is growing and we must continue to adapt while maintaining our long health status as a national leader in water management. our water standards are -- i refuse to sacrifice them for unchecked growth. in that vain i directed the arizona department of water resources to finalize pathway for water providers and community who have historically relied onll groundwater resourc. this new alternative designation will provide an opportunity for tho achieve a one-year assured water supply by contributing new water sources and reducing groundwater pumping which will help ensure our future growth is both smart and sustainable. [applause] both smart and sustainable. [applause] [cheering] us remember that water and drought do not care about party registration or job titles or whether you

and he can do something about that by going after these corporate chains are ripping people off. he's got a task force for that and then pushing on the fed to cut interest rates. but he's got to be a fighter when it comes to the american pocketbook issues and a stand for american democracy abroad tomorrow >> on day one of this battle for haley voters, president biden said nice things. donald trump heaped scorn on her. so you give biden, i guess the head start, but it's a longer path and most of them are republicans so observations from both on sort of how you do this and who's got the upper hand. and then >> nikki haley's supporters, i've talked to in recent weeks and really months. they are mostly republicans, so most people will put their jerseys on the republican jerseys on but we need more than most people, the candidates in more than most people, there are plenty independence out there who say they simply cannot vote. i'm thinking back to a woman in charlotte on friday night. she told me, i will vote for trump with vomited my mouth her friends said, i cannot vote for donald

student loans have been cut but food prices are too high and rent is too high. and he can do something about that by going after these corporate chains are ripping people off. he's got a task force for that and then pushing on the fed to cut interest rates. but he's got to be a fighter when it comes to the american pocketbook issues and a stand for american democracy abroad. tomorrow >> on day one of this battle for haley voters, president biden it said nice things. donald trump heaped scorn on her. so you give biden, i guess a head start but it's a longer path and most of them are republicans. so observations from both sort of how you do this and who's got the upper hand. >> and then nikki haley's supporters, i've talked to in recent weeks and really months. they are mostly republican so most people will put their jerseys on the republican jerseys on. but we need more than most people, the candidates in more than most people, there are plenty independence out there who say they simply cannot go. i'm thinking back to a woman in charlotte on friday night. she tol

. >> president biden: to build and renovate 2 million affordable homes and bring those rents down. >> reporter: he talked more about raising taxes than can cost on everyday americans, introducing his plan to raise the corporate tax rate of 28% and to blend a new 25% tax on billionaires. he also called out shrinks laois and and snickers without addressing the fact that people can't afford to feed their families. >> president biden: snack companies think you won't notice if they change the size of the bag, they put a lot fewer, same size bag, put fewer chips senate. they charge the same amount, you've got 10% fewer snickers in it. >> reporter: tax hikes to tax cuts to making sure you are getting all of the snickers you are paying for, all of this requires congress to get it done. we will see if the president can get them to do it. lauren: 1 is he saying? these companies do that, so it's like a shock absorber for the higher price you would pay. the snickers thing, i don't flipped over snickers but italian sausage, the fact of the matter is going to have to make it more affordable to you

student loans have been cut, but food prices are too high, and rent is too high. and he can do something about that by going after these corporate chains are ripping people off. he's got a task force for that and then pushing on the fed to cut interest rates. but he's got to be a fighter when it comes to the american pocketbook issues and a stand for american democracy abroad. tomorrow on day one of this battle for haley voters, president biden said, nice things. donald trump heap scorn on her. so you give biden, i guess, a head start. but it's a longer path and most of them are republicans. so observations from both on sort of how you do this and who's got the upper hand. >> and then nikki haley's supporters, i've talked to in recent weeks and months they are mostly republicans, so most people will put their jerseys on the republican jerseys on. but we need more than most people, the candidates in more than most people, there are plenty independence out there who say they simply cannot go. i'm thinking back to a woman in charlotte on friday night. she told me, i

americans did do not wao rent and that is for sure.dition of the economy again another question in her latest fox news poll asked whether it is excellent or good. 26% say it yes it is excellent or good now. 73% say it is only fair or poor. and again the economy is generally the number one issue people go to the voting booth. >> absolutely. the economy right now is growing at about the same pace approximately that it did for donald trump before covid. the principal differences in donald trump did not have all this inflation and people were becoming better off. with the joe biden about 20% of the population is getting better off the other 80% is getting worse off. after all do you really care when a chunk at like me has to say about unemployment and gdp? do you care more about what your paycheck buys today versus gasoline, groceries, paying your property taxes and all of this. i wouldn't pay for 2019? the budget deficit has swelled dramatically. the federal reserve has printed money to finance that. bought the bonds the treasury prince t

trump has to pay back decades worth of corporate fraud. but last week, his lawyer said he doesn't have the finances. enforcing a judgment here could include freezing bank accounts, collecting rent from trump's tenants or seizing some of his properties. our final abc seven news advances at 11 is in the east bay, where a high ranking member of congress will be hearing concerns from residents over a number of questionable incidents at local refineries. congressman mark desaulnier is hosting a town hall at john muir elementary school starting at 630. his office says recent safety incidents at two separate refineries in martinez have prompted this discussion. one includes the martinez refining company. there have been dozens of reported releases of hazardous ash into the surrounding areas. new details on the deadly mountain lion attack in the sierra. the first of its kind here in california in 20 years. fish and wildlife are telling us more about the animal that sprung in the foothills and the dispatch call that came in. plus, an update from ka

tax cuts expire in 2025, we need a tax code that does not just work for wealthy individuals and big corporationsmericans. >> we only have one minute left. a bank in new york just announced the need for a -- >> they are struggling. >> apartment buildings that are rent-controlled. they have not entered the arena of some of the largest banks had staggering losses because of their exposure >> the question is, if a bank that large goes, is there an effect and is a cause of the problems to which the government would have to respond. there's always a risk that we worried about. >> thank you. always great to see you. when we return, what is at stake for tomorrow's state of the union address quick we will break down what is so critical when the 11th hour continues. #1a is the only td treatment for adults that's always one pill, once daily. ingrezza 80 mg is proven to reduce td movements in 7 out of 10 people. people taking ingrezza can stay on most mental health meds. ingrezza can cause depression, suicidal thoughts, or actions in patients with huntington's disease. pay close attention to and call your d

yes, because that applies to rented things as well as purchase things as a result of the changes in this yes, it's an interesting pro growth measure, but donald says again, this is says again, and this is a recurring theme in our communications, in our emails coming in. absolutely nothing for pensioners. most of us pensioners vote conservative. hunt has just given us all a very good reason to vote for reform uk. and well, there you go. >> lots of conservative voters moving to reform. >> i think there is actually genuinely this problem of the chancellor in his communication, because he didn't mention he didn't reiterate that fact that the triple lock for pensions has gone up. and perhaps if he had done , the pensioners listening done, the pensioners listening would have thought, oh, hang on, there's actually quite a bit being spent here, quite a bit more being spent compared to the year before. >> i see though, lots of people still emailing in about how they're not doing too well on they're not doing too well on the state pension, and that they lose quite a bit of money with all the vario