i want to address the budget from last week. china increased its defense budget. the u.s. increased at 3.2%. the pentagon can't have an audit, why should it be given this unbridled amount of money? these are the two vines are going to have to deal with from both sides of the political spectrum. are there any initiatives in the budget in terms of increasing the resiliency of space assets? this is the theme we keep hearing, increased resiliency. anything in the air force or space force budgets that address that issue? >> i'll start on the percent comparison. comparing who spends what on what is not a great metric for determining success on the battlefield. you look at the russian experience you have seen over the last year, not a lot of good battlefield outcomes. we are not a hyper military we are very combat very well trained on top of that we are focused on the future site and we practice against those challenges routinely these investments that we are making are about making sure we can deliver those, you know, outcomes that we believe we need. we think we are better at i

this is the largest dod space budget ever. it funds the first constellation for both sensing and communications while also leveraging america's world leading commercial space sector. even as we're strengthening how we sense see and shoot in contested varmus, this budget also invests in disrupting advanced adversaries ability to doli the same period .. non-connecticut we are continuing to invest in diversified distributed and harden among many things we are doing to complicate adversary targeting and were investing in additional capabilities which we will only unveil at a time of our choosing. as secretary alston has said we are laser focused on aggression in the indo specific and doing so alongside our friends and allies indeed in the last few months we have seen partner developments there including tokyo's double defense spending the announcement of a new regiment on okinawa major force with australia and our agreement with the philippines where we cooperate together to build on that momentum this budget request the departmen

your budget would take the budget up 55%. that is $400,000 per new american. why would we only have a $6 million increase -- 6 million increase in the number of americans but a 55% increase in our budget? how could anybody explain that? dir. young: i will take your information as fact but the way we look at a lot of these budget measures are percent of gdp. we think that is the way to determine health and i stated federal spending has gone down as a percentage of gdp since the president took office. sen. scott: let's go back to pre-covid. that's not even close to being true if you go back to 2019. the gdp has not gone up 55%. joe biden came in the middle of a covid crisis so of course there is extra covert spending. population is only up 1.8% and your budget is up 55%, that is staggering. dir. young: i know people don't want to give the president for presiding over $1.7 trillion deficit reduction he did and that did not happen by accident had he not gotten the pandemic under control, had a vastly successful vaccine program, i'm not sure pandemic spending would

the budget. as part of an internet mandatory proposal, the cai id budget request includes $2 billion to strengthen indo pacific economies and supporting our partners and pushing back against predatory, opportunistic competition by china. $2 billion to support high-quality, strategic heart infrastructure projects globally, $2 billion for a new revolving fund at the development finance corporation to boost equity investments and $7.1 billion over 20 years to support the renewal of the compacts of re-association. we believe that the discretionary resources alone cannot meet the needs posed by this generational challenge and we believe it is imperative to have mandatory reliable funding to prevail in this competition with china. second priority is to ensure that we can see needs carryforward our pivotal work as part of the broader administration efforts to ensure that russia's aggression in ukraine remains a strategic failure. while supporting the ukrainian government and the people of ukraine. the f

level is not in this budget. the situation remains to fluid the waiver handling this is the way we handled every emerging operation in the last 50 years and that is supplementals. that is what we're doing in 23, that is the plan for 24. we go to the first strategy vice chairman kind of touched on this the strategy of secretary on start is to expand our implementation of the nds and go further in the same direction not go any direction. we've been working actively to implement the strategy. a big part of that is linking the resources, that's what our review is all about. you heard about that from the deputy secretary you will continue to hear from us i won't read this to you at think you all are familiar with this. i can come at the strategy remains focused on the p.r.c. what happened in ukraine has not changed that. so the priorities, remain important to us and with that let me turn to the topline broken up by a military component. budget is driven by execution of our strategy and national security strategy. it w

this budget does it. sticking with families, it would also lower cost for new homeowners, expand access to homeownership throughout the u.s. by reducing the mortgage premiums for new borrowers by about a third. $800 during their first year of homeownership. we all know owning a home is better for people and as you make that monthly payment it goes your own equity, not just to some landlord. it is clear that the president has thought long and hard about what people need and has come up with a great proposal. and of course, the biden commits to protecting strengthen social security while improving the program to the lowest income americans. he also seeks to improve customer services at the agency by increasing staff and decreasing those telephone wait times. how many of us have heard of the frustration when you call social security that you didn't get your check or the wrong check any have to wait hours and hours before someone answers the phone. most people give up and hang up and it's just so dispiriting.

proposed budget. and one of the recommendationless we have in our report regarding that is that the board could request that the 3 departments report on how needs for ambassadors and. am will be determined in future years during the budget process. due to uncertainty regarding plans for the program and the limited pol of proposers for the rfp and resolution approval of the proposed resolution is policy merit for the board of supervisors. if the board decides to not approve the residence lugz, the fundsless being be made available for another purpose under a separate board action. and we note this would impact the provision of ambassadors in the tenderloin and mid market area and the department upon had a slide that spoke to that. they would be able to speak to what the actual impact would be on those service. one alternative that the board could consider is providing funding for the d. public works block cleaner program to address street and sidewalk conditions in tenderloin and other neighborhoods. t

first and foremost this is a your kermit budget. the first is a series of investments to strengthen our military's so-called kyl chain and disrupt adversary kyl chains making it easier for us to see, and make it harder for adversaries to do that to us. these investments include a mix of munitions, platforms, communications, and cyber tools among other capabilities married with novel operational concepts for how we employ them. together, they not only strengthen how we protect our across long distances and hold targets at risk including any highly contested environments. they also afford the feasibility to disrupt at the military systems level ensuring that in conflict it will be less than the sum of their parts in munitions alone we are investing $30.6 billion in fy 24 a nearly compared to the defense department's budget request from just five years ago we are putting nearly 50% more money into munitions. almost one third of our munitions dollars are specifically for long-range fire to increase procurement and improve the capability

cost for the budget and we'll be working through that process as we finalize next year's budget. >> onto the district for which we also recommend a positive certification. and so we have a number of different snapshots of the general fund overall. starting here with the unrestricted general fund. one important note is that our year to date expenditures in the second interim report are fully incorporated in a way that we were not able to record at first interim. during our first interim report, we had not successfully posted all of our payroll expenditures to our general ledger, so looking at those reports of our year to date spending, it was very low. we have caught up so far this year. so that means when it comes to our year to date spending, it does reflect the full second interim period which is through january. so that is exciting news. we are still working on how to make that process as smooth and frequent as it's supposed to be, but for the purposes of the second interim report, we are in really good shape in terms of reporting accurately what our expenditures are so far this

is the general budget of the government and the dedicated budget of the government is the allocation of the revenue budget while it is deposited and the treasury is allocated and that device is given and this is the general budget of the country, which is about 2 thousand and 317 billion tomans, the budget of companies and the general government of the government together, which is more than 5 thousand billion tomans, but in total the budget of the government and companies was tried by the parliament, which not only increased hard, but 26 appetites decreased hard. the increase is not something that was done, but the reason is that we even exceeded the budget ceiling if there was an income, i would have proposed to the honorable representatives, we would not have given it by increasing the ceiling, we would have tried to increase the same income, where the income might not be stable, in fact, we have added that the budget should not find an imbalance, that no one should find an operation, if the budget is unbalanced and has an operating deficit, in fact, this is what it means. as infl

by april 1 the senate budget committee needs to report their budget resolution.ril 15 the house and senate need to reconcile the differences they may have in their budgets. and then by september 30, we must approve all spending bills. and simply saying we shouldn't go home until we get it done. we really shouldn't. if we don't pass a budget, we as the elected leaders from the president all the way down, we shouldn't get paid, period. think about this. the american workers they don't get paid if they don't get their job done. they don't get paid if they don't work. and neither should any of us. i don't know how ever to make us follow the guidelines. we have a piece of legislation we haven't followed since 1985. so the only thing i know is maybe the money would stop us from not doing our job and start doing our job. that's why earlier year i was proud to introduce the budget no pay act to hold members of congress accountable and we should do our job or not get paid. i've introduced as common sense, tom coburn, my dear friend and god rest his soul from oklahoma, we

budgeted. their ref now has been weak for about 3 years now. and so for they have been able to contain their expenditures but this is the year that is breaking and they can't quite close it. next slide. there are many surplus department this is is partly because of widespread saul row savings in many departments. just people have ambitious hiring plan and making some success but not universal. at the top of the list, general city responsibility, that's city wide expend tours. we have 5 million dollars of saving in retiree health costs and also we are the general fund has to give less hotel tax ref now to make up short falls elsewhere hotel tax is better some of that money stays within the general fund in this bucket here. again there are a lot of number this is is the sum roadway of the city's reserves. i think the take away here is we are both depositing to and with drawing from reserves. deposits are sloiltly lower than uses the planned uses so far. you can see over time how we are using thos

host: what about the budget? caller: but budget? his proposed budget? host: yes. caller: i think it is a three card monty. host: explain. caller: he is just mumbling. host: andy in peachtree city, georgia. independent. caller: good morning. i am very encouraged by the president comments and especially their approach is taking regarding the side of increasing revenues. i am always confused how people keep saying that identifying social security and medicare as entitlements. there are not entitlements. i paid into it for 46 years. that is a social contract and should be left as is and look for other ways to reduce the deficit. do not try to dip into areas that do not really say that, money. host: how do you reduce the deficit without taking on the programs that are driving that? social security and medicare? caller: look to people and companies, organizations that pay their fair share. as simple as that. host: it does not do enough though. caller: you can find out easily they need to raise the limit. that will create a lot of income as well. host: race and come on w

in this year's us budget , billions of dollars have been allocated for support and armaments to taiwan. the american newspaper wall street journal recently quoted american officials. reported that washington is considering sending between 100 and 200 additional military forces to taiwan, which considers taiwan a part of its territory . it has repeatedly criticized washington's financial and military support for the island and announced that these actions bring dangerous consequences. in three stages, the world's largest radar network will be built using more than 100 radars, this country has started the construction of the domino eye, in which 25 radars have been used. the compound eye of china has started on the island of gener in yunnan province. the new phase of inter is located in a land area of ​​more than 21, and there 25 will be built with the power of each one with the diameter of the wire. secret experts hoped that this plan will last until 2025 . to be completed, the placement of satellite radars should be known hydrological geologic factors and keep in mind the meteorology o

and make up for the budget deficit with this. how come they are the second development fund ? construction budgets or with the help of the private sector . the third type of chair is considered the most important and is for the future generations. more and more in the statute of the fund the national development that was formed 12 years ago since we study the raw materials, the type of national development fund is more development of the protection plan is not image and tara in the report will probably be in your year what religion is consumed in image against our constitution and bylaws the statute of the fund, which was approved in the upper laws and in the laws of the parliament, the composition of the development fund and the preservation of its resources for the next generations, after we have as a national development fund in terms of the definition of a worker , which during the contact period of the national wealth fund, a difference in terms of mission is a problem. it doesn't have selected vocabulary but when we study t

space the budget. the budget? indeed, the budget. budget? yes indeed, the budget. you, a bad day? is it a good for you, a bad day? is it a good for you, a bad day? is it also irrelevance because you don't feel like it's impacted way, shape impacted life in any way, shape or form? housewife's favourite habib. keeping habib. he's going to be keeping me joe phillips. me company as is joe phillips. they've got very strong views to get this as well. the fun get into this as well. the fun testing. so this is gold. michelle well, a lot of people are going out to make sure day she did and i hope they let you out of the back of that van and into the pub at some point save it go over there let me our. yeah well you can make the most of them. yeah. before they do uncle jeezy kicks in if you're a fan of warm british ale, which i know nigel farage the new. know nigel farage is the new. all but if you like all right, but if you like anything else, then you screw, don't michelle michelle? don't you, michelle michelle? well, if as sophisticated, just me and more a wine drinker tha

office publish the two year budget which includes the budget as well as all other departmental budgets. and then budget finance committee hearings at the board of supervisor levels convene through june in anticipation of a july 1 proposed budget adopted budget by the board of supervisors for the next fiscal year. as recap to mayor's budget instructions that were shared with departments on december 15, projected $728 million deficit over the next 2 fiscal years. in order to balance the city wide budget, the mayor's office asked general fund supported departments to reduce their budget by 5 percent in fiscal year 24 and 3 percent so total of 8 percent for fiscal year 25 still focus on priorities of economic recovery, clean and safe streets, homelessness and mental health. as remeender to the board, tida is non general fund department and therefore non general fund departments are directed to balance within their own revenue projections and this is the proposed for you that does that. in addition, again as part of the city administrator's overall budget directives the intent is focus on o

this is such a deadline when they have to adopt this federal budget . maria literally has 30 seconds left . is ukraine's support now something to worry about? is it bipartisan after all? support at this moment in the congress remains bipartisan support in the congress undoubtedly remains and we can see this from various statements of congressmen and in particular this is also reflected in the budget before the president presented the budget there were various insinuations about whether the defense budget will be cut , in particular support for ukraine but there was a lot of talk about it, in particular, the republican party, but recently , literally last week, it was clearly said that the republican party is in favor of keeping the defense budget such as there is and there is only a small part of congressmen who speak out against supporting ukraine as it was before, but it will not affect anything, thank you very much maria it was maria olyanovska in connection with the capitol hill, thousands of people again went to protests in georgia despite the ruli

oh well next budget the next oh well the next budget the next budget that be before budget that willn . and guess general election. and guess what? they'll cut it's what? they'll cut taxes. it's like going wonderfully like is it all going wonderfully in moment , like is it all going wonderfully in moment, it's for in a moment, it's time for talking points. snowden has talking points. and snowden has been manager of donk been player manager of donk costa rovers. we're going to talk a bit about doncaster the football club and what it means to be from doncaster and to play football for the local team . football for the local team. coming up on dan wootton tonight kt in an exclusive interview, the former home secretary priti patel delivers her frank and honest verdict on high tax hunts so—called budget for growth. tune in a rare insight into one of the conservative sharpest political as she lays out her vision for a better britain . vision for a better britain. don't miss dan wootton tonight 9 pm. to 11 pm. on. gb news. okay, it's he's talking with a very lively crowd here in doncaster.

budget. are various government announcements that newspapers or in press leaks to newspapers or in press conferences or in set piece statements where the prime minister might go to a naval shipyard, for example, to announce something about shipbuilding do it to shipbuilding doesn't do it to parliament first. and certain parliamentarians, and particularly the gets particularly the speaker gets very upset that. so i think before the order prime minister's today when minister's questions today when sir lindsay hoyle be in the chair that, he might say chair for that, he might say something there or for the budget. actually his deputy budget. it's actually his deputy speaker who's the chairman ways and that's out in the line and means that's out in the line . time out in the line. she might say. and she's it. might say. and she's got it. she's even ferocious . yes. she's even more ferocious. yes. than if anything. than the speaker, if anything. so i think be so i think there will be a reprimand fo

you don't have these things, they separate the budget from its main purpose , and after all, the budget revenue is the forecast of the government's revenue in the next year, and corresponding to that forecast of the government's expenses, finally, i have this revenue in the next year. corona should be equal if the sentence is one year making the best ruling that you make, after that time for at least one year, you will be faced with the question of whether this will continue or, finally, for the candidate of the guardian council, it should not be different from the city of tehran that we have a difference of opinion in the guardian council. for example, when i went to mehsti, i doubted whether it is considered a budget ruling or not, because after all, it has some financial aspects, but this year , we had at least 45 cases in the budget in the bill, which was reviewed and finally approved by the parliament, which were cases that the guardian council changed with this change, for example, kim soo-in. the additional clause of this non-budgetary issue is contrary to article 52 i would like

it's a detailed budget.to give you the contours of what we're for and how it's in stark contrast with what appears to be what the other team is for. so, my dad had an expression. someone would come up to my dad and say, let me tell you what i value, joe. my dad would say, no, no, show me your budget, i'll tell you what you value. no i'm serious. an expression miy dad would use. show me your budget, i will tell you what you value. folks, let me tell you my value. i value everyone having an even shot, not just labor, but small business owners, farmers and so many other people who hold the country together who have been basically invisible for a long time. so, at the end of the month, after working like the devil, they just have a little bit more breathing room, my dad would say. after you pay all of your bills, sitting at your kitchen table writing out the last bill, you have a little breathing room left. so my budget reflects what we can do to lift the burden on hard-working americans and there's more than on

or the plan and budget should come first because the budget has been done he was ready, and if he raised this issue in this place on this occasion, he should finally come to a conclusion for the next year and the twelfth and the twelfth and changes have occurred, for example, in the discussion of salaries, a 20 % increase in government salaries should be proposed, which means that some people are more okay, well, now the parliament has approved it like this and we have to wait and see what the guardian council will say, of course , the costs have increased on april 1st, and honorable representatives, we had a decrease in the companies, in madh alab, the government budget should be increased instead of increased. let's see the guardian council's opinion on an issue which was included in this budget, it is like transparency, that transparency in terms of kurds' expenses has also been taken into consideration in the discussion of revenues . for the first time in recent years, it shows a decrease of 26 tenths of a percent. the details of bill 1402 of the whole country were on the table of th

ok, we have a different in budget ideas, man. more than budget ideas.e way, how many people, maybe even some of you, you know people who stared that the eceiling last night wondering, god forbid, if i get pancreatic cancer, my wife gets breast cancer, spg happen, what's going to happen? how are we going to pay the bills? i tell the story, my dad would probably be mad at me telling it, if he were alive. we lived in a three-bedroom, nice home, we were a middle class family. four kids and a grand pop. my bedroom was against the wall of my dad's bedroom. he was really restless. i asked my mom the next morning, what's wrong with dad? she said, his company said no more health insurance. they weren't going to pay for it. guess what, a lot of people are lying in bed at night wondering what they're going to do. they'll have to sell the house. what do they have to do if one of them gets really sick? thanks to the american rescue plan which not one single republican voted for, that i signed into law as soon as i got to office, millions of americans, millions more

my budget, my budget i'm sending to congress today. if i could hold for just a second i want to be clear, and i'll be clear to the press as well the fact is that speaker of the house has been -- he's a very conservative guy and he has even more conservative group with him, but he and i met early on we said what are we going do about the budget i said, let's make a deal. let's meet i said, i'm going to introduce my budget on the 9th of march. you introduce yours and we'll sit down and go line by line and we'll go through it, see what we can agree on and what we disagree on and fight it out in the congress so i want to make it clear, i'm ready to meet with the speaker any time, tomorrow if he has his budget lay it down, tell me what you want to do i'll show you what i want to do. see what we can agree on what we don't agree on, let's see what we can vote on. now, i'm not going to lay out the entire budget. that would take the rest of the day. but i want to give you the contours of what we're for and how it's in stark contrast to what app

news at 16:00, mps continued to review other items from the expenditure section of the next year's budget bill for the whole country , specified the duties of state-owned companies and how to transfer them, and based on this, the transfer of state-owned companies to applicants who join the banking system of the privatization organization and the pension funds are in debt, it was banned. the representatives gave the government a 5-month deadline to hand over the state companies. the government allocated 2 million tomans of shares for each child born in 1402 to the survivors, and the cost of two billion euros , international grants to compensate for damages caused by natural disasters , foreign investment of 30 billion euros to provide fleets and trains. a city from the public budget, as well as the allocation of one thousand billion tomans to invest in programs to realize the growth of production and exports . today's approvals of the representatives of the parliament must also be approved by the guardian council . venezuela has established an iranian commercial ship to venezuela once ever

review of the budget review program of the 6th plan , i have to do the nature and budget of 1403 with program of kor and the new year. congratulations and i hope that next year it is the honor and pride of most people. hello, no, the car didn't have insurance . in the cold, cold, i paid an installment from k.b. check and promissory note. which model do you think is better? any model you want is good. i mean, i can choose any model. yes, why not? it turned out great . i want it very short. here, the beard and scissors are your own. you know, i want it to be long-term so that i can buy more items. you are comfortable. these two iranian salons don't have to worry about anything. the iranian salon has your own beard and scissors, with your own taste, to such big iranian salons in the cities of qom and isfahan. the new year seems to want to talk to a person, tell him to keep happiness we are renewing the nature around us, fill the dust, get healing for those who want to have hope, every year seems to be telling us to hug the previous loved ones and open my eyes to new loved ones . happy ne

it's a detailed budget. but i want to give you the contours of what we're for and how it will -- how it's in stark contrast for what appears to be what the other team is for. my dad had an expression. someone would come up to my dad and say, let me tell you what i value, joe. and my dad would say, no, no. show me your budget. i'll tell you what you value. no. i'm serious. show me your budget, i will tell you what you value. well, folks, let me tell you what i value with the budget i'm releasing today. i value everyone having an even shot. not just labor. but small business owners, farmers, and so many other people that holds the country together that have basically been invisible. at the end of the month after working like the devil, they just have a little bit more breathing room, my dad would say. after you pay all your bills, sitting at the kitchen table writing out the last bill, if you have just a little bit of breathing room left. so my budget reflects what we can go to lift the burden on hardworking a

first i'll start with the budget. this budget builds on the solid economic gains of the first two years of this administration. the challenges faced by the american economy during the last time, these last few years, have been extraordinary. the dual human tragedies of covid-19 and russia's unprovoked war against ukraine lynn tin to reverberate through every pass facet of our country. nevertheless the u.s. economy has remained resilient. the united states ended 2022 with an economy that was 5% bigger in real terms than it was just before the pandemic. the strongest three-year performance of any g-7 economy. further, this morning we learned that the employment rose by 311,000 jobs in february. and that the labor force participation rate among prime age americans was 0.4%age points in january. it has not been this high since 2008. at the same time we know that inflation remains too high. however, even there we see signs of easing. as annual inflation as measured by the c.p.i. has fallen for 70 months in a row. we'll rec

well, the budget of 1400 22 was related to the approval of the budget in the islamic council between the 13th government and the parliament . how can the cooperation of the government and the parliament with the existing situation be evaluated from your point of view? it was agreed that they should deal with the budget first. it was a kind of companionship because the program was not ready in the end and it was necessary to compile and finalize it. second, they had less time. how much delay did the representatives have this time? finally, these views the government considered that there were a lot of suggestions in various fields, that is, 7000 suggestions were made, and of course, some of these suggestions are made by the government and the women themselves, and the representatives say, but this circular can be a warning, but then again. after all, the machine gives them the cup and well, of course, the representatives do not insist either. the best and the joy. the reason why i was able to reach the result in a short time was because many representatives gave up on the proposals ex

chancellor's first budget, what is your assessment?igure in government — your assessment? a senior figure in government described _ your assessment? a senior figure in government described it _ your assessment? a senior figure in government described it to - your assessment? a senior figure in government described it to me - your assessment? a senior figure in government described it to me as l your assessment? a senior figure in government described it to me as a | government described it to me as a steady as she goes budget, and i think tonight as we step back, you can see why they attached that label to it. taking a step back and looking at the economic picture, it remains bleak. it isjust looking at the economic picture, it remains bleak. it is just not quite as bleak as some of the forecasters suggested it might be by this stage. so disposable income remains squeezed, wages for many remain squeezed, wages for many remain squeezed, the tax burden remains high. jeremy hunt's pitch is to say he is a serious and careful custodian of t

host: what about the budget? caller: but budget? his proposed budget? host: yes. caller: i think it is a three card monty. host: explain. caller: he is just mumbling. host: andy in peachtree city, georgia. independent. caller: good morning. i am very encouraged by the president comments and especially their approach is taking regarding the side of increasing revenues. i am always confused how people keep saying that identifying social security and medicare as entitlements. there are not entitlements. i paid into it for 46 years. that is a social contract and should be left as is and look for other ways to reduce the deficit. do not try to dip into areas that do not really say that, money. host: how do you reduce the deficit without taking on the programs that are driving that? social security and medicare? caller: look to people and companies, organizations that pay their fair share. as simple as that. host: it does not do enough though. caller: you can find out easily they need to raise the limit. that will create a lot of income as well. host: race and come on w

this budget isn't going to do -- by the way can't they find something to cut in the budget? we have a 6 1/2 trillion dollar budget. they can't find anything to cut? neil: very difficult to do. no offense to your old boss. he racked up the debt as well. to be fair a lot of that was -- >> covid. neil: covid related spending. presidents of either priority have a devil of a time walking the talk here. >> you know it. neil: i'm wondering we can't keep going like this, steve. >> at at some point there will a financial crisis. i don't know if it is in six months, or two years. we can't stay on the path of massive out of control government spending, massive debt. neil, point to a single country in the history of the world where this kind of economic strategy worked? i couldn't find one. neil: italy. they kept going through prime ministers. but the food is delicious. they balanced it out. >> what about venezuela? what about argentina? what about mexico? what about bolivia? what about greece? it doesn't work. it always crash lands. neil: we could be headed to that. steve, thank you ve

above this ceiling, that is, the image of the budget and fueling to inflation in 1401 budget the year 1402 of the whole country in terms of resources and expenditure shows that it is 49 million seven hundred and the expenses should not be higher than this ceiling, which means the image of the budget and fueling inflation in the year 1402. the budget of the year 1402 of the whole country in terms of resources and expenditure is mature it supervises 49 million and 749 parliaments. there are many questions for them. the 11th school that was formed, when we arrived at the service of the supreme leader, his holiness called the parliament a revolutionary parliament, and from the first day, we have this medal of honor on the neck of the representatives in terms of the characteristics that they had. a number of full representatives , my second opinion is the professor of adalat university, which is the number considerable managers with executive experience, according to the order of hazrat agha elkhalabi, or those who have experience in the calendar of this revolutionary parliament, that our

budget is in general what is this budget what is this budget definitely defense both in 2023 and in 2022 more victory this is a budget victory of course we we hope that victory awaits us in 2023 and we will begin the recovery of the economy and the reconstruction of ukraine, but what we are laying, we are laying a fairly conservative scenario for the budget, and half of the state budget expenditures today are directed to defense. by the way, i wanted to show you for our viewers, this is a very simple graph. how did the structure of state budget expenditures change in two months, two months of 2022 versus two months of 2023? this red e-e sector is the red part this is what our expenses were for two months at the beginning of the 22nd year, in fact, before the full-scale invasion. on this graph , we can see the growth of this. this is the red part . now we actually have a defense budget. can i ask you? i can't see it very well on the graph yet, but i can see two more large sectors, one blue, the other purple, dark, and this is social protection because, as far as i can tell, it is it

i budget. what is the | expectation? things budget. what is the i expectation? things have budget.ters will relax rules on migrant workers, so to help some key sectors. but what we are hearing as hospitality is not one of those, it is more likely to be construction. it one of those, it is more likely to be construction.— to be construction. it is desperately _ to be construction. it 3 desperately disappointing if hospitality is excluded. it is quite clear when one in ten jobs remaining, fill the vacancy rate standing at around 170,000 for all of this year, that we are being held back by a lack of labour. we are doing our part, investing in domestic workforce, upskill young people and training people across the country, but is it we are not enough staff to go around so we would urge ministers to think again on that and look at relaxing the laws further. there is a longer term review. how hopeful are you, though, that the measures that are likely to be announced today, ie, a lot more childcare for young families, but also that could free up grandparents who are helping, etc, etc, tha

you guys are not in favor of joe biden's budget. are you working on your own budget. could you commit house republicans will be behind a budget, all sorts of budgets, and you guys commit at this point that the budget committee will report and vote on the floor? >> president biden admitted his budget a month late and it will be in his contrast for his vision of america, tax increases, we will put forth a budget that brings our budget back towards balance with no tax increases and we are committed to making sure that we bring a budget to the floor and the budget committee is working hard on that. who will all have an important say in that. the budget, the appropriations process and debt ceiling are all very important economic and fiscal issues that we are working through as a conference and i would say that the house republicans have been fundamentally underestimated. i had an interview today and -- not -- not as good as this one. the underestimated what we could accomplish and we set the agenda whether it was the d.c. crime bill and forcing joe biden's hand or the eeg

your budget, the president's budget, increases spending. the budget has the highest sustained levels of spending, taxes, and deficits in the history of the united states of america. i want to finish on this. you have requested 100 billion more in just discretionary spending. if you do the average amount of spending that you all have requested in the last three years, over the 20 trillion that cbo is projecting. it is bankrupting the country, and insulting that your budget -- your proposal is more of the same. >> $3 trillion of deficit reduction. it is one thing to spend when you don't pay for it, another thing to spend when you do. there are revenue raisers in this budget more than finance the additional spending. >> yelled have added 6 trillion to the debt. even if i believe what you put on paper, you are taking up half of that. as if you are trying to give a gift. here is half of your money back. we will help save the country by giving half the money that we borrowed on the backs of our children. i just don't believe it and i look forward

this will be a budget presented as a budget for growth, but the question is how ambitious will it be? the office for budget responsibility is likely to see there is not much room for giveaways. we know what happened when liz truss announced unfunded tax cuts what happened in markets. tom: all of this against the backdrop of mass industrial action again in the u.k. more than 100,000 public-sector workers striking today. can we expect any assistance for those workers given the fiscal constraints? lizzy: it is not a high priority for the chancellor when he has got taxes and a postwar high, creeping infrastructure. it would be have to be a priority if he were to raise taxes or cut spending debate. it does not look likely. the other thing we are not expecting in the budget is mention of making britain a silicon valley. that was the sort of plan the chancellor and prime minister liked to use until the collapse of silicon valley bank over the weekend that threatened to overshadow the budget, but as you know, the government helped to facilitate the sale of svb u.k. to hsbc. i was speaking to

so, nigel , say you this budget nigel, say you this budget because it was labour budget. want actually. that's my point if you like it nigel very wrong with this budget . well, wrong with this budget. well, look , they. they nicked. what? look, they. they nicked. what? jeremy hunt was he nicked several ideas from labour's the idea of keeping the energy price guarantee at £2,500. that's been labour policy for the last two or three months. the freeze fuel duty. they've also been calling for that the extension of free childcare, another one. and even just to be the sort of really cheeky he nicked keir starmer as idea of the british energy energy . but by idea of the british energy energy. but by announcing a great british nuclear company , great british nuclear company, dawn neesom . what do you think dawn neesom. what do you think about whether these whether this new tory regime is true blue has ever mean what is the motivation to vote for a high tech story? i think motivation isn't to scare people like the liz truss effort. i think it's to stabilise where we are now and l,