iamjoined by i am joined by ian stewart, chief economist at deloitte.e vote to leave the eu. we had the autumn statement in november, but this was a sort of road map, the beginning of a road map, for the governing party to lay out to the british people as to what the next year will look like, despite the headwinds potentially coming from brexit. how well do you think the chancellor has managed to reassure this country that it's going to be ok? what strikes me in the budget is that eight months on from the referendum, the chancellor is expecting growth this year to be around 2%, so he's expecting growth in the first full year of the brexit period to actually accelerate. 0ver the next couple of years, the expectation is that growth in the uk will be rather faster than expectation is that growth in the uk will be ratherfaster than in expectation is that growth in the uk will be rather faster than in the expectation is that growth in the uk will be ratherfaster than in the eu row area. people have got short memories, but 6—8 months ago, there was an expecta

ian: this is where it resides on a bleak row of row houses, the end of the line for americans gripped i poverty. the last family living on the block. three generations of the stewart family crammed in. they are months behind on the rent, unpaid bills are piling up, unsurprising when they have $30 a day to survive. >> i love you, be careful. have a good day. evictedy have been before, forced to live in an abandoned home. they have toecause stay wrapped up in blankets. they don't want to get out of bed. they get bullied in school because of it. it hurts. they got to where they did not even want to show their faces outside, but we had no choice but to live there because of the economy. >> i've struggled for seven hard years. ian: what pressure does that put on your relationship? >> we argue and fight all the time. i love this woman, she is my her goiend, but to see through the things she goes through, it hurts me. it hurts me. ian: for so many people this is no longer a land of opportunity. hope has given way to despair. forchildren who clamor handouts have no american dream. it will be perhaps the greatest challenge for the new president. ian pannell, bbc news, balt