and that's fine because a lot of people, as you know, you know, better than me, you're the majority of the kind of national assembly that tended m. p. 's are among the highest paid in the world. and relative times, people are very upset, seeing a lot of them, people only thing that wealth, that doing tick tock stay doing twitter videos showing the luxury cause and kenyans are furious. you know, this on social media. they're upset because the mt is a floating thing that will, again, maybe it in my pause, pass on to pass on. i have never had to find anything because i have nothing to point out to have bought it, not just a month, but the majority to some of the you. how do you feel about even it's rather unfortunate and nobody should do that. and i think a number of those are a number of those who have done that by that we have requested once they had to show the flow and things that would be secondary. what about the wealth itself? why didn't somebody wealthy database? well, uh, that's a question i kind of would be able to answer if you asked me about my wife, i'll tell you and my wife is likely not for my son, and i in the thing and it

it shows s&p cannot be trusted on the serious matter of the nation's defense. p.m. starmer: different people will respond in different ways. some will take to the keyboard as warriors. i picked up the phone to try to resolve the situation. >> working with partners is essential to security and peace. i commend the diplomatic initiatives over the weekend. boosting spending should not be at the expense of public aid. the prime minister -- protecting peace calls for a bolder vision. under what circumstances would he commit to look again at the fiscal rules to ensure the u.k. can responsibly invest in defense, humanitarian commitments, and public services? p.m. starmer: i thank her for her question. i do understand her concern. this is not a position i wanted to take but the defense and security of your required us to take the position on defense pit on the fiscal rules, i think stability is important. i would and will work across the house on whatever ways we can to increase development, notwithstanding budgetary constraints. that is why i spoke to the president of the world bank on friday for t

s and bric supports hamas and iran and opposes us in return and the united nations have in the summer, in tanzania, both large aid recipients, the conducted two-week military exercises with the people'seration army and expanding communist china power protection coming to the athletic ocean and the top 20 aussie recipients are members of china's road initiative and by acting as chief operating officer i approve with strong policies to her humanitarian assistance, the countries swimming that was ignored by the biden administration and the vast sums of the u.s. money have been diverted to buy the terrace and gaza strip human in afghanistan ngos have been hit with heavy fines for violating our anti- terrorism financing laws printed in the post to scrutiny has wanted for the pen to beginning culture last year, the launches $45 million global civil society program and based on the social theories the marxist literally we been funding medical around the world that oppose capitalism and democracy nato and christianity none of this is come to china this counter america and again resounding yes the foreign aid can be a powerful tool of diplomacy to promote freedom severity and peace in accorda

services and now s h you know, helped develop the flexible housing subsidy pool model as a nationally recognized evidence based model for utilizing the existing built environment to get people relatively rapidly rehoused and stabilized. and we take very seriously that commitment to saving off those days. so i do support having realistic goal setting around the the housing timeline but also want to express our commitment to shave off every day possible. thank you for your consideration and thank you william pickle and if we have no further speakers madam chair that completes our queue. >> thank you'll see no more public comments. public comment is now closed. what a vice chair dorsey what are your thoughts? >> sure. so there's there are times that there are votes that i will cast that i'm not proud of and i and i even talking about this this is things like police overtime you know i would rather that we're not in a situation where where these are things that i wish we weren't in a situation where we do it but i will vote for it because the alternative is unthinkable and this feels similar to that. this is a one year extension. i'm inclined to support it. i have concerns abou

s highest electricity costs without any winter fuel support? nope. was it over? national insurance hikes, shutting down british businesses and costing peoplead. that was her red line, that apparently it was a step too far for these lefties in the labour party. and what exactly is this sacred, untouchable foreign aid budget funding? well, i can tell you over the years that i've been active. your hard earned cash has been sent to the likes of china to help them research how to cut their salt consumption. because obviously, what beijing really needsis obviously, what beijing really needs is british taxpayers watching their sodium intake. and then there's the cash funnelled into the ethiopian spice girls tribute act. yep. i�*m not joking. and if that wasn't bad enough, we're even bankrolling a scheme in india that sends text messages reminding people to drink less booze. meanwhile, back in britain, pensioners shiver in the cold. businesses collapse and farmers are driven to ruin. it tells you, or it ought to. it probably doesn't for guy, but probably doesn�*t for guy, but everyone else it tells you everything about them. your taxes are fair ga