the chairman of the program and budget committee of the parliament from the increase 30 percent of pensioners reported in 1403 . according to mr. haji babaei, based on the budget of 1403, the pension of the welfare recipients has increased by 30% in proportion to the relief committee's recipients . our cash pension payment is one of the 120 services that are provided to the recipients. 20 percent. this is based on the fact that if a family of four at the end of 1401 had a total pension of one million and 400 thousand tomans, at one stage at the beginning of the year, it was increased by 20% and reached one million and 680 thousand tomans, and with the current increase to one million and 960 thousand tomans will increase. according to the chairman of the program and budget commission, the pensions will increase again for 1403. they have a 30% increase compared to 1402. based on this, the pension of the aid committee beneficiaries in the next year for one-person families will be 1 million and 1 thousand tomans, two-person families will be 1 million and 417 thousand tomans, 3-person families wil

political spectrum, every member of congress and every candidate ought to be asked, what is your plan? host: the house budget committee advancing that programssion with democrats and republicans. they would look into budget issues with plans to fix debt in this country. which party do you trust to lower the national debt? the phone lines are among republicans, democrats and independent for this first hour. we have ralph in good morning. i don't see either party reducing the debt. we have no senators that even care. just like chip roy said, they are just going to kick the can down the road. these people who have been elected are getting rich. all senators get rich once they reach the senate. host: on the commission to lower e debt, the op-ed in the hills said senator met romney, joemans the greatest threat to our country and it is time for congress to act. caller: i also see that you put republican in front of met romney. is senator manchin really a democrat? nobody cares. they are sent. they don't feel the pain that the american people are feeling. without accountability, they never will. host: this is gregory from west palm beach florida.

news, according to the chairman of the program and budget commission of the islamic council, the pension of the beneficiaries of the relief and welfare committee will increase by 30% in the coming year. billion tomans of the government to increase the judicial security and the development of social justice in the country. based on this, the incentive subsidy of the electronic goods plan for 61 million people from the first seven deciles of income will increase by 100 thousand tomans . we invited to investigate this issue further. from the minister of labor and welfare cooperation mr. seyyed solat mortazavi's social network, i greet him and welcome him. first of all, say hello to continue the conversation, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful . and thank you very much, mr. mortazavi. we have to say goodbye to our dear viewers and the community of channel one. if you want to continue this conversation , please follow us through khabar . hello, you are a viewer of vijeh news talk show with the presence of the minister of labor and welfare cooperation. social dear mr. seyyed solat mortazavi, mr. mortazavi , please tell me the

news, according to the chairman of the program and budget commission of the islamic council, the pension of the beneficiaries of the relief and welfare committee will increase by 30% in the coming year. 18 thousand billion tomans of the government to increase food security. and the development of social justice in the country. based on this , 61 million citizens of the first seven deciles of income of 100 thousand tomans will receive the incentive subsidy of the electronic goods plan. will increase. to investigate this matter further, we invited the minister of labor cooperation and social welfare, mr. seyyed solat mortazavi . let us continue the conversation in the name of allah , the most merciful , the most merciful , i am the servant of his highness and all the respected and worthy viewers of the first channel of the islamic republic of iran, channel one.

committee. hmmm and 11th , because i was the chairperson of the committee, i am not allowed to be a member of the budget program commission. therefore, in the 10th , when i was the chairperson, i was the council's internal affairs committee, because i was a city councilor , i was a member of the economic committee because my master's degree was financial management and economics. for this reason, because of my field and because i had worked for my bank, the commission is more. i could have mastered my teaching my university was discussing budgets, statistics, accounting, and so on. i went to the economic commission for the same discussion of my expertise and education . the most important issue was the change of the building. it happened that nothing was ready, we came back and even my seventh parliament has been here for a year. it was here at the beginning of the 7th parliament , and i think it has been there since the 2nd and 3rd year of the 7th parliament , well, of course, the events that happened there, in my opinion, other than the changing of the buildings, these were about strengthening the research ce

congressman bob good, republican of virginia and member of the budget -- education budget committee and chair of the freedom caucus. welcome to the programest: great to be with you. host: i want to get your reaction to the u.s. strikes on hoopty -- houthi rebel areas. guest: we probably let it go on too long. re my colleagues that the president should have come to congress and gotten congressional approval for this. this has long been a practice not followed by presidents in recent years. we need to get back to the constitution and congress to approve when we take military action. we can see how this would escalate. while i think it was warranted come he should have come before congress to do it. host: can you give us the latest on what is happening with your meeting with speaker johnson and the of her active -- the alternative funding plan? we must cut spending year-over-year. we cannot be the congress that increases spending over last year's amount. the amount agreed to was announced over the weekend which i hope speaker johnson is reconsidering. that would decrease spending over last year's amount. it has nothing to do with our border

. >> cuts that did not sit well with many in the budget committee who expressed concerns over more than 1 billion in proposed cuts to housing programs and wonder why fighters are expressed outcome to solve homelessness and the housing crisis. we're pulling back so much. our investment in housing. there were also frustrations over proposed cuts to the climate budget that on top of proposed funding delays for some very specific statewide programs impacting local communities like want to revitalize downtown fresno, the city's assemblymember not happy to hear the funding could be put on hold. it feels to me like fresno is. >> again, sort of the >> and overlook what we and we want >> then there are some who want more in the state budget, including this group calling for more funding to allow the state's anti-hunger program known as cal fresh to go toward all californians regardless of age or immigration status as it stands now, the program allows undocumented californians aged 55 and older to qualify. but this group wants the governor to fund the program for only just we want more in additional investments to make sure that no one >> goes to

and budget committee. he is also the senior web of the democratic caucus. thank you for coming on the programk you for having me again. >> we announced top line the spending deal do you think ultimately is going to pass? >> first of all the levels of spending that was agreed upon again is a pretty much similar to the past agreement that we had over six months ago. the fiscal responsibility act. we have something like 866 billion for military spending

political spectrum, every member of congress and every candidate ought to be asked, what is your plan? host: the house budget committee advancing that programform a new commission with democrats and republicans. they would look into budget issues with plans to fix debt in this country. which party do you trust to lower the national debt? the phone lines are among republicans, democrats and independent for this first hour. we have ralph in alabama, a republican. caller: good morning. i don't see either party reducing the debt. we have no senators that even care. just like chip roy said, they are just going to kick the can down the road. these people who have been elected are getting rich. all senators get rich once they reach the senate. host: on the commission to lower the debt, the op-ed in the hills said senator met romney, joe manchin, the national debt is the greatest threat to our country and it is time for congress to act. caller: i also see that you put republican in ont of met romney. is senator manchin really a democrat? nobody cares. they are sent. they don't feel the pain that the american people are feeling. without accountabili

committee on health, education, labor and pensions are in committee on the budget. he developed education child care and child tax credit, federal legislation as well as a tuition free college program for incarcerated people and correctional workers in vermont. he has appeared on cnn, fox and msnbc and written for the new york times, washington post, wall street journal, time, the nation and many other publications. goyle earned his b.a. goddard college and a master of philosophy and ph.d. at the university of cambridge. the kill will be joined today in conversation tonight by binyamin appelbaum applebaum writes about economics and business for the editorial page of the new york times. from 2010 to 2019. he was a washington correspondent for the times covering economic policy in the aftermath of the 2008 crisis. he previously worked for the charlotte observer, where his reporting on subprime lending won a george polk award and was a finalist for the 2008 pulitzer prize. he's local. he lives in washington, d.c., with his wife, two children and a dog. so please join me in welcoming tonight politics and prose, nick nikhil goyal and binyamin appelbaum. good evening on. we are going to

and budget committee. he is also the senior web of the democratic caucus. thank you for coming on the programou, thank you for having me again. >> we announced top line the spending deal do you think ultimately is going to pass? >> first of all the levels of spending that was agreed upon again is a pretty much similar to the past agreement that we had over six months ago. the fiscal responsibility act. we have something like 866 billion for military spending 772 billion for domestic spending. what has changed is a clawback of funding and $60 billion for theet irs. so inn essence the similar agreement we had six months ago we wasted all of that time to find ourselves right where we begin initially anyway. >> was not a worthy trade-off in your mind? >> we have to do what we have to do to avoid a government shutdown. domestic spending is critical to the district they represent are things like food stamps, daycare, head start, similar to six months gone pretty contempt with it. speaker johnson sent out a dear colleague letter he said the final spending levels without satisfied everyone they do no

empowerment and entrepreneurship programs are one of the main strategies of the imam khomeini relief committee for those seeking help. in the whole country , according to the budget plan, 500,000 job opportunities are the responsibility of the relief committee, which should be in the whole country from the beginning of the year until now, we have 72 thousand households of people under the cover of empowerment and get out of support. our plan is that by the end of the year, god willing, 100 thousand households will be empowered under the coverage of the relief committee, and from case support that, in addition to education, employment, education, job search and job management are important programs of the imam khomeini relief committee. the ecosystem of employment in emdad complex is a complete ecosystem in the field of career management, in the field of cheap repairs and home jobs. this year, thank god , the amount of 600 billion is included in the four notes of 18 tuman up to now it has been allocated and absorbed, and we were able to absorb about 70% of the credits that were given to us by 24, or 5,200 people benefited from these connections. these programs are

budget and program commission , will increase again for 1403. they have a 30% increase compared to 1402, on this basis, the pension of the aid committee beneficiaries in the next year for one-person families will be 1 million and 1 thousand tomans, 2-person families will be 1 million and 417 thousand tomans, 3-person families will be 1 million and 4 -person families will be 2 million and 550 thousand tomans, and families five people and above will increase to about 3 million and 130 thousand tomans. pensions will increase by the same ratio of 30% for welfare recipients in the next year . he said, "what are you doing? " he said, "i am making a slogan for the merchants of your parliament." the world is the lobby, but the lobby has the rules of the game. in the middle of mr. hashemi's work, pulling the brakes badly , you were not threatened in the seventh round because you voted or not. onor amaz, you are onor. 11 sessions of parliament in conversation with former representatives. from the news network. at the same time as the extensive flight of zionist regime fighters in the airspace of the northern gaza strip, news sources reported the occurrence o

really , the budget program commission, the other commissions of the parliament, the president of the parliament, the presiding committee of the parliament, all put heavy pressure on this and this is what has reached here until today, for example, one of those stones, your role is also a very good role, that is, whenever we came here this is one of the questions and i would like to bring it up every time we come. in order to bring it up , i would like to say that in addition to the riyal unit account that was included in the budget law of 1402 and the sixth plan , there was also a horizontal unit account. please tell me that this account concentration one of the challenges of one of the serious challenges of this budget is the discussion that you mentioned, which means that i held various meetings . the central bank, the minister of oil, the head of the program makers, the officials of the ministry of finance come from 6 am to 8:30 a.m., various meetings behind him that the government. he has done a positive thing in this regard i have to thank the head of the budget planning organization and the government for bringing this in note four that this year we should have a for

empowerment and entrepreneurship programs are one of the main strategies of the imam khomeini relief committee for those seeking help. we are in the whole country according to the budget plan that i have you have 42 assignments, 500,000 job opportunities are the responsibility of the relief committee, which is in total. we have to create a country . from the beginning of the year until now, 72,000 families of people are under the cover of empowerment and are out of support. our plan is that by the end of the year , 100,000 households will, god willing, be covered by the powerful relief committee and be removed from the aid committee's case-by-case support, god willing. in addition to employment education, training, job search and job management are also important programs. in the field of career management, in the field of cheap education, i have home jobs this year , thank god, from the place of credits, part four, note 18 600 billion tomans have been allocated and absorbed so far, and about 70% of the credits that 2 roses 4 gave us. these programs are implemented with the aim of developing home-based businesses. according to the statistics of the imam khomeini relie

programs empowerment and entrepreneurship is one of the main strategies of the imam khomeini relief committee for those seeking help. 500,000 in the whole country, according to the budget plan that has been assigned in a402. the job opportunity is the responsibility of the relief committee , which we have to create in the whole country. from the beginning of the year, until now , we have 72,000 households covered by the empowerment and withdraw from the support. our plan is that by the end of the year, 100,000 households will be covered by the empowerment relief committee, god willing. and get out of the aid committee's case support, god willing, in addition to education , employment and education. job search and job management is also from the important programs of the imam khomeini relief committee, may god bless him and grant him peace. the environment of employment in emdadom collection is complete in the field of career management in the field of low-cost home business training. this year , thanks to god , the amount of 600 billion tomans has been allocated and absorbed from the appropriations of part four of note 18. and we were able to attract about 70% of the c

with many in the budget committee who expressed concerns over more than 1 billion in proposed cuts to housing programs. to wonder why fighters are expressed outcome to solve homelessness and the housing crisis. we're pulling back so much. our investment in housing. there were also frustrations over proposed cuts to the climate budget that on top of proposed funding delays for some very specific statewide programs impacting local communities like want to revitalize downtown fresno. it feels to me like fresno is again, sort of the >> and over, look, we >> then there are some who want more in the state budget, including this group calling for increased funding to expand the state's anti hunger entitlement program known as cal fresh beyond just to seniors. those here want to extend it to undocumented californians of all ages. we want it more in additiunal investments to make sure that no one >> goes to and the governor's office responded saying it is committed to providing food assistance for all californians who told the newsom administration plans to invest more than 18 million dollars into the california food assistance program. >> reporting from the state capitol, a tom w

developed such a program, which is currently being discussed in the committee, in the verkhovna rada, and in civil society, but we must understand that everything that the ukrainian budgetarns through taxes goes to the security and defense sector, of course it is extremely difficult to return such funds and compare the money that helps europeans today and survive here in ukraine, but here we have to be guided... by the fact that we will definitely take measures as a state to increase assistance to those who return, but not only aid, the state must create conditions so that a ukrainian who has returned has the opportunity to earn a decent salary here, to support his family, and of course a place to live, this is a challenge that is not easily solved, but i believe that patriotism should also work here , and the national component, but no one removes the responsibility from... the authorities, the task of the ukrainian authorities is to create conditions so that the ukrainian knows where to return, when to return and is convinced that he is expected here not only morally, but also materially. i thank you, mykhailo joined our broadcast, mykhailo tsimbalyuk, people's deputy

and entrepreneurship programs are one of the main strategies of the committee. the relief of imam khomeini , may god's mercy be upon him, is for those who seek help . according to the budget program that was assigned in the 402 supply , 500 thousand job opportunities are the responsibility of the relief committee, which we must create in the whole country. from the beginning of the year until now, we have 72 thousand houses covered people will be empowered and get out of support. our plan is that by the end of the year, 100 inshallah, thousands will be empowered under the cover of the relief committee and will be removed from the support of the relief committee. may god's mercy be upon him , there is a perfect environment for employment in the relief complex, it is a perfect environment in the field of career management, in the field of cheap training, i have home jobs this year, thank god. the amount of 600 billion tomans has been allocated and absorbed from the credits of part four of note 18, and about 70% of the credits that were given to us, or 520 people , have benefited from these distributions. these programs are implemented with the aim of developing home-based b

. >> cuts that did not sit well with many in the budget committee who expressed concerns over more than 1 billion in proposed cuts to housing programs and wonder why fighters are expressed outcome to solve homelessness and the housing crisis. we're pulling back so much. our investment in housing. there were also frustrations over proposed cuts to the climate budget that on top of proposed funding delays for some very specific statewide programs impacting local communities like want to revitalize downtown fresno. it feels to me like fresno is. >> again, sort of the >> and over, look, we >> them. there are some who want more in the state budget, including this group calling for increased funding to expand the state's anti hunger entitlement program known as cal fresh beyond just to seniors. those here want to extend it to undocumented californians of all ages we want and more in additional investments to make sure that no one >> goes to and the governor's office responded saying it is committed to providing food assistance for all californians who told the newsom administration plans to invest more than 18 million dollars into the califor

working on the programming of outlined broadly in the ordinance, and then i think around the same time worked with the our city our home subcommittee oversight committee on the specific budgeting-specific programming that would be supported by prop c funding that was aligned with the ordinance. and so-and then the ordinance also spells out that there should be implementation working group with 13 members, 6 of which appointed by the board, 6 by the mayor, 1 by city attorney's office. we have been meeting monthly, and we can tell you about our work. we doget hear updates on the programming as it evolves and give input as new programming, new services on the horizon. all most all of that programming you all know about, you all have been involved in because a lot of it is, a lot but not all is supported by prop c. so, the mental health sf is programatically split into a number different demesnes so the office-these are what is spelled out in the ordinance. office of coordinated care, street crisis response team, the mental health service center and residential treatment expansion and new beds and facilities as we think and we added in overdose response even though that is not spe

cuts cuts that did not sit well with many in the budget committee who expressed concerns over more than 1 billion in proposed cuts to housing programs andters are expressed outcome to solve homelessness and housing crisis. we're pulling back so much our investment in housing. there were also frustrations over proposed cuts to the climate budget that on top of proposed funding delays for some very specific statewide programs impacting local communities like want to revitalize downtown fresno. it feels to me like fresno is again, sort of the >> and over, look, we >> them. there are some who want more in the state budget, including this group calling for increased funding to expand the state's anti hunger entitlement program known as cal fresh beyond just to seniors. those here want to extend it to undocumented californians of all ages we want and more in additional investments to make sure that no one >> goes to and the governor's office responded saying it is committed to providing food assistance for all californians who told the newsom administration plans to invest more than 18 million dollars into the california food assistance progr

with many in the budget committee who expressed concerns over more than 1 billion in proposed cuts to housing programs. to wonder why fighters are expressed outcome to solve homelessness and housing crisis. we're pulling back so much our investment in housing. there were also frustrations over proposed cuts to the climate budget that on top of proposed funding delays for some very specific statewide programs impacting local communities like want to revitalize downtown fresno. it feels to me like fresno is again, sort of the >> and over, look, we >> then there are some who want more in the state budget, including this group calling for increased funding to expand the state's anti hunger entitlement program known as cal fresh beyond just to seniors. those here want to extend it to undocumented californians of all ages we want and more in additional investments to make sure that no one >> goes to and the governor's office responded saying it is committed to providing food assistance for all californians who told the newsom administration plans to invest more than 18 million dollars into the california food assistance program. >> reporting from the state capitol, a tom wallac

with many in the budget committee who expressed concerns over more than 1 billion in proposed cuts to housing programs. to wonder why fighters are expressed outcome to solve homelessness and housing crisis. we're pulling back so much our investment in housing. there were also frustrations over proposed cuts to the climate budget that on top of proposed funding delays for some very specific statewide programs impacting local communities like want to revitalize downtown fresno, the city's assemblymember not happy to hear the funding could be put on hold. it feels to me like fresno is again sort of >> and overlook what we we want >> then there are some who want more in the state budget, including this group calling for more funding to allow the state's anti-hunger program known as cal fresh to go toward all californians regardless of age or immigration status as it stands now, the program allows undocumented californians aged 55 and older to qualify. but this group wants the governor to fund the program for only ages. we want it more in additional investments to make sure that no one >> goes to >> we reached out to the governor's office to ask about that specific funding req

and most of the change in budget is attribuable to cost of living for salary. and if there are questions that the committee members have. i am joined by my colleagues from our program and david with pretrial. and we are here to answer questions you may have. sthk. we gallon to the bla and i think i wanted clarify there are few recommendations from the bla and i want to make sure we are all on the same page. >> good morning. nick from the bla. item 7 a resolution approves an amendment to the sheriff's office contract with the pretrial diversion project. the amendment increases not to exceed from 19.3 million to 19. 8 million dollars. there is no change in the term which educations june 30 of 2024. this funding is to get them throughout rest of this fiscal year. any funding beyond that would require board approval. it is not to exceed is based on funding throughout fiscal year. as we do for any nonprofit provider, we look at their financial health and electric at the performance of their programming. in this case pretrial diversion safety assistance for people arrested, supervision for people awaiting trial and provides diversion programming as required by the -- cou

program. . that proposal was accepted, they created the committee, named harry truman as chair of the committee, give him a meager $50,000 budget to start the process. he started to look into defense contracts andow the money was spent. he traveled all around the country, visited production sites and factories, talk to people on the streets. and he interestingly asked the public to serve as watchdogs and as to the public to send to him examples of wistful government spending in defense issues. and he got thousands and thousands of letters from the public. some of them lead to real investigatory moment. so it proved to be an incredibly efficient and well-run committee. anuncover massive amounts of government waste and spending. it is estimated he probably saved close to $10 billion in government funding through the process of having that investigation. it also did no harm to harry truman. when he began that process in 1941, he was a relatively unknown figure just starting his second term. he had been a senator from the pendergast machine in missouri, had a somewhat tainted beginning and had a hard time getting past. but by this time psaki was ready to be more independent and stick out his own cl

and most of the change in budget is attribuable to cost of living for salary. and if there are questions that the committee members have. i am joined by my colleagues from our program and david with pretrial. and we are here to answer questions you may have. sthk. we gallon to the bla and i think i wanted clarify there are few recommendations from the bla and i want to make sure we are all on the same page. >> good morning. nick from the bla. item 7 a resolution approves an amendment to the sheriff's office contract with the pretrial diversion project. the amendment increases not to exceed from 19.3 million to 19. 8 million dollars. there is no change in the term which educations june 30 of 2024. this funding is to get them throughout rest of this fiscal year. any funding beyond that would require board approval. it is not to exceed is based on funding throughout fiscal year. as we do for any nonprofit provider, we look at their financial health and electric at the performance of their programming. in this case pretrial diversion safety assistance for people arrested, supervision for people awaiting trial and provides diversion programming as required by the -- cou

budget committee formed a commission to find ways to reduce the $34 trillion debt. that includes looking at the mandatory programs. they are hoping this debt commission and added to the funding bills, but at this point, there is still a huge question for whether the government is going to be fully funded after march 1st and 8th or if we see congress kick the can down the road again. guys. >> emily, you may remember 1983 when a guy who would later become the chairman of the federal reserve, aloan greenspa trying to fix social security. actually it was successful. it put the programs on the course for several decades. is this new commission serious like that or is this just one of those we're going to study that and ignore the results. >> i think that is a great question, steve. this is not the first commission to look at the federal debt and mandatory spending programs. i think to the certain extent, there is more rj urgency. i was chatting with jodi arrington. he said if you look at the payments on the federal debt, that doubled in the last three years. that has put pressure on the lawmakers. they want this to be a bipartisan evident. the huge thing we a

committee. we manage our core systems strategy and operations functions, including our budget. that's before you today and special projects like the low income customer assistance program that you adopted last year and that we presented to you. so all in all, a wonderful list of colleagues that i'm proud to learn from, some of whom are sitting behind me here today. and that really is for external affairs. our priority for this budget cycle. we are looking to retain and provide stability for our current employees. so that we can communicate to all of our ratepayers and communities and manage policy and governmental affairs for the agency. in this budget cycle, we're not adding any additional positions, but we are converting the existing temporary positions in external affairs so that we can retain our wonderful existing employees and provide them with security and stability. we are also substituting and reassigning multiple positions in our budget, so that the positions in our budget accurately reflect the actual positions that are existing staff are in. and finally, we've worked with our finance team to rightsize our attrition savings for each division on the next slid