isimately, the bottom line what is the future of livelihoods. never mind what your passions are of the being in the european union or not. what is the situation for workers? jobs in the welsh economy , they worried about a no deal brexit. i have looked if this bill and there is a real risk that this is the end of manufacturing in the whole of the e -- u.k.. >> i do agree. i am concerned. i am proud of the manufacturing base we have. will take some more later on. i need to make some progress. it's very important that we work through the technicalities but also where this leads us politically. this is about the direction of travel for our country. fta, theto a bear government estimates show that's 6.7% growth over 15 years. will be poorer for it. president on the the 19th of august made it clear from his point of view that our exit is to allow the u.k. to diverge from the rights in standards of the eu. let's nail this one. you don't need that if you want to go have better standards. you don't have to break the rule to bring in better standards. yo

down goes the flag, and this great speed run isime vehicles amped up by greasers to hit knee-knockingf years ago, a body of water the size of lake michigan evacuated, boxed in by surrounding mountains. the salt that was left behind, moist and cool, allows tires to grip and not overheat. but the salt at bonneville is changing. >> i tell people any time you want to know what it feels like to go to another planet, you go to the bonneville salt flats. >> reporter: dennis sullivan is president of the utah salt flats racing association. >> i don't think that the general public realizes that this place is being taken away, and i'm going to use t raping of the bonneville salt flats. >> reporter: you think the bonneville salt flats are being raped? >> i think they are. >> reporter: that's a hell of a took all the salt away. >> reporter: you're blaming the government? >> i'm blaming the blm. >> reporter: the bureau of land management oversees the salt flats for the federal government. more than 50 years ago, they made deals with mining companies who use this land to get pot ash, a fertilizer. t

first of l, if we do nothing, it isimated we will be spending $50 trillion. the most expensive health care system in the world. were spending twice as much countries in the iializedst world and yet we still have 87 milliouninsured or underinsured, 30,000 die, we pay by far the highest prices for prescription drugs, and some 500,000 people apt year go banks a relt of medical debt. we bureaucratic system whose main goal is to makeuge profits for e insurance companies and the drug companies and that has got to end. health care is a human right, not a privilege. we don't have to spend twice as much per person as any other major country. judy: as you know, a lot of people are saying that $34 trillion figure is just a shocking number. the reporting we have seen in "the atlantic," ronrostein, he is saying this would literallyequire more tax increases than anything the country has seen since world war ii. sen. sanders: you know, we are taking on the drug companies and the insurancewe companies are taking on the republican establishment, the democratic enestablis we a

what we do isimes we say that we are improving the community, where investing in the community and all that we are doing is taking everyone in the community and bidding them out and then importing payable that are already making more money, who can already afford a higher quality of living. animate and then we are acting as if we have improved every once in. that is like not how i'm interested in doing it. aboutn people talk amazon, amazon, they want to continue making this a controversy appeared i will be very clear. i am not sorry about the stance we took. [applause] people talk about jobs, jobs, jobs. where did that number come from? when he 5000 jobs number come from? it came from amazon -- that 25,000 no jobs -- 25,000 jobs number. it came from amazon. where those jobs for us? and also we have a natural expend in here. because they were trying to put hq to, right? where did hq one go? ironically,e went right in the backyard of washington, d.c. and virginia. and what we found is that they did not build it here. they did build it there. they are moving forward with building at there