millionaires we'll explain why in just a moment and can the democratic party follow the example of germy corben in the u.k. and turn progressive politics into success at the ballot box as michael's in a richard asco the night sky. actual panel discussion on the future of the democratic party. the congressional budget office has released its score of the senate republican health care plan according to c.b.s. the so-called better care reconciliation act would cause twenty two million people to lose health insurance which when you really think about it is pretty weird i mean what's the point of a health care bill that causes people to lose their health insurance well here's in on a little secret the republican health care bill isn't really a health care bill at all it's a massive tax cut for the very very rich paid for by an equally massive cut to medicaid joining me now is morris prole chairman of the patriotic millionaires and former managing director at blackrock morris perle welcome back. great show it's great to great to talk with you sir millionaires like you would benefit from the glorified

i think the german corben is the is the biggest voice in the u.k. right now and as you address the economy in trade there are huge banking firms banking giants even tech giants over there saying you know what we're going to migrate our jobs to frankfurt to brussels to paris and we're going to move you know to the tune of five thousand people over there we're just biding our time we're going to see what your worker relations are about do you think this also is what swung the votes the other way toward corbin's camp. well i think. you know the austerity certainly helped him and he talked about kitchen table issues i mean not not everybody is politically savvy and understands the big picture of big business and how it operates but they do understand when their retirements going to get cut they do understand where their kitchen table issues are there and one thing we haven't touched on which i did hear numerous times over there was the cuts to the health care system people don't want that they want their health care they want personal security they don'

as both visited the site of the disaster on thursday corben received a notably warm reception compared to many. it's a bold move into brick and mortar amazon's thirteen point four billion dollars deal to buy whole foods senate stocks climbing today whole foods went up twenty seven percent to forty one ninety seven while amazon climbed three point one percent to nine hundred ninety four thirty three elsewhere it's a clean up in aisle one as investors dumped the stocks of major retailers and grocery store operators a few of the biggest losses in the s. and p. five hundred target tumbled eight point four percent to fifty dollars eighty one cents costco is down five point nine percent to one hundred sixty nine forty five and wal-mart fell five point five percent to seventy four sixty five amazon has had massive testing ground for this deal with its own grocery stores. and its new prime fresh grocery delivery service and the online retail giant might be able to sell inexpensive groceries as it makes its money from other online items on its marketplace thus crushing the competition on both s

well as i mentioned david davis is a name jeremy corben. you know after the election the snap election his name was tossed a lot in there was a lot of confidence but time and space does does not bode well for him in that regard and i've had several political operatives tell me that they're concerned about his age that you know if he continues to be the leader that he is he's sixty eight right now the next election would have put him into his seventy's and there are some folks that just think that that he may have aged himself out of that position he would be the oldest prime minister all the way back to churchill if that were to take place so. corben is in a strong political position i'm not convinced that he is in a position to be the next prime minister and so the tories they're the ones to watch right now will they distance themselves from the stampa election and work hard for theresa may to get some type of consensus government as the queen stated as her goal the other day to address the issues of independence from the european union so

for prime minister theresa may now trails jeremy corben for the first time in the polls thirty percent of the people are not sure who they want the next prime minister to be or should be and of course the people are also split on the decision to even leave the european union forty five percent now believe that there was it was not the right decision eleven percent of the people are undecided meanwhile the negotiations are getting started and today i spoke with richard tice co-founder of leave means leave he claims the brics a future is bright and the political discontent will subside richard did you anticipate the political turmoil and uneasiness a year ago today that what we have in the u.k. today where you are today was was very exhausting it was the is our independence day it was fantastic to celebrate it i was very confident we would win i was who would win by a few more points. but no election politics is always on. and you know some good things have been done some mistakes have been made the prime minister was actually right to cool the general election but because she was being

whatsoever i know need them will they get rid of my no bones about it they will get rid of germy corben gave plenty of attention of course to the investigation into. let's listen to what treason may. start to the previous coalition government for catching a towel. under the pillow government. is the problem on this as complex as treason may is suggesting. complexes. that many of the. bill in the sixty's seventy's they need to be modern they need to be out. and. he saw the outside of buildings being plowed the issue is not being paid but they're being material which is substandard which is not far resisted combined with the last spring. in many of these great buildings means refurbishment just in a very similar study to what they were before. not simply because of not. spain. the right materials to do this. last point a newly released poll shows that people are ready to pay more taxes just to avoid further cuts. what does that say about the public's opinion of the government. i think the public take to the pact with the program that's been imposed on this country ever since the tories. i

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you pay to get a majority in westminster polls are suggesting that opposition party leader germy corben has overtaken me but he failed to make the amendments he wanted to the queen's speech in parliament on whedon status in terms of popularity there in the screen the uncertainty surrounding may's position as prime minister comes as the european commission announced the braggs it will leave the european union with a deficit of almost eleven billion euro a year complicating the negotiations to leave the block. we won't have the u.k. with us anymore but they were net pages despite the thatcher rebate so we have a gap of ten to eleven billion euros a year. let's get further into this story no because u.k. independence party m.e.p. gerry button joins me live on the program you're welcome to the program do you expect just first and foremost the government's program for the following year to be given the green light in parliament. no i mean what i expect is that the reminders in both houses of parliament will do everything they can possibly can do to collaborate with the european union to make

a working government in westminster polls or even suggesting that opposition party leader german corben has overtaken me in terms of approval ratings but he failed to make the amendments that he wanted to the queen's speech in parliament on wednesday jerde an m.e.p. from the u.k. independence party things too in some ways party is in chaos but it is also planning. to buy a truck and now they've gone into the queen's speech with almost no spend because to have a majority and i can't do the things that i would suggest in the manifesto the big job in front of them now is to negotiate our way out of the it's the wrong way to go about it but on top of that we've now got other crises which are rising costs of the fire that you saw in the high rise blocks in london because of the terrorist attack so there was a more immediate and pressing concerns as well so i was pretty much in a chaotic situation and she's in a very bad situation because she only has a majority of about ten well the uncertainties surrounding trees amaze position as prime minister comes as the european commission announced th

style generation gap hits tories corben next pm and this is mish shylock a mish talk and he refers to a tweet from a. robert peston and said we're witnessing the starkest generational split a ballot box for years with the young backing labor and old tories he follows up with this and he says we are entering a period of chronic political instability and another general election in the autumn looks and navigable but i want to show you the actual chart of. of how age has become the new dividing line in british politics i think it's all across the world all that red is labor voters all the blue are tory voters these are the old people these are the young people and you see there there's a huge difference between what's going on the tory voters are the older people they had a great set up you know post world war two we had a huge amount of wealth than the the united states we had zero debt anywhere in the united states we introduced debt debt loads they were the first in on the ponzi scheme the young people are the last then on the ponzi scheme and they want to end this ponzi scheme perhap

economy put corben in the passenger seat once again i'm sure there's a lot more negotiating a lot more discussion is going to happen with respect to that had quite a few eyebrows lifted on that one you obviously iran a great help to run a great campaign against elite media here in britain any danger that city has a keeping their eye off the ball because a it's pretty obvious to anyone in this country arguably that the elite media certainly television media is is for britain remaining in the european union yeah but that has always been the disadvantage that we had the you know as we call here and states the mainstream media has was always in a position where they would like to remain in united kingdom and they continue to push that narrative but i can tell you you know having spent a lot of time with nigel farage an era banks in the team of the levy you and richard ties and those folks these guys aren't going away they're not going away and they believe that the right thing to do is to get out of this relationship with the e.u. to move forward and you know the truth is the quicker they

action in the follow through is a reasonable corben believes the problem of the iraq war the libya war the afghanistan war is more troops weren't sent in the were they saying what he's saying first of all. continues and says all the time is that what we've got to be able to do is that we don't negotiate negotiate negotiate and that must always thing rather than looking to do to run the war in the first instance his position in iraq was that is that we shouldn't run to war it should have gone through the united nations to be able to get some sort of settlement he continued to say this but what we've done in power is people took those decisions and i in terms of libya you're right i did that but i assume that there will be some sort of support in follow through and government when people are oppressing their own people when they are murdering their own people and killing their own people still believe there has to be a an intervention or there has to be in intervention but if there's a last day but what has to be is a peace afterwards and we've failed business of that so any time anywher

the needs of the people and this is where jeremy corben really struck a nerve with people in this motion that was electoral interest saying the world watched that he got a warmer reception he was receiving more warmly to the people three some a came out people watched as she was heckled well these are bernie sanders famously except up until recently jericho because the man who wanted britain to leave nato who want to the deregulation of the city of london to stop it seems now the bricks of debate means that the trillion trillion dollar yoru clearing that the city of london does europe in the past twenty four hours is already being moved to say that's a condition of brecht's that we take that jeremy cool with him has been very keen on manufacturing industry infrastructure like trump and any signs. so i'm just speechless at how quickly the fire and the terrorist attack but the cutting of the police. that came down hard on theresa may and then that terrible tragedy and jeremy corbin stepping in and how it just is a perfect microcosm of what's going on and how the world is now watching it as

editorial offices but people like tommy mean you because we've known him for decades that germany corben on the stump as a campaigner would electrify the country and that's exactly what he did he increased the labor of will by more votes than anyone since one thousand nine hundred forty five the transformative post-war labor government three and a half million votes he put on and if the campaign had gone on even a few more days he didn't even bit of a man might of won an actual majority because there are dozens of tory m.p.'s now sitting on with four thousand majorities including the minister of the interior the home secretary as we call them who after three recounts is in parliament with a couple of hundred who think he's the next. prime minister well it's not as easy as that because they will get rid of tories a may but getting a new election is a different proposition they have lashed together an alliance kind of coalition though they haven't yet signed it the tories are being asked to pave the streets of east belfast the northern island in gold as a price of the democratic unionist p