hundreds of millions of people perhaps infected in a few weeks. this is uncharted territory, right, in terms of the pandemic and what we ve seen so far. right. you know, i work today with our team of epidemiologists and we have been using some analogies out of india, because there are not too far of a distance in population between the two countries and granted there wasn t a lot no vaccine at that point, but, yes, that is the problem. this is a total unchartered territory. population 67% urban in china, the rest is rural, but the rural, very quickly starting the 23rd of january, is going to be infected by the lunar new year, the biggest migration of humans on the planet. so this is, you know, 1.56 billion people are going to have suddenly as your piece just showed in a period of three to
accordingly so we can create private sector jobs which will then spur growth. julie: i want to talk about border spending in the bill. what do you think of the $15.6 billion for day-to-day operations and 1.56 billion for cbp. medical services, processing, etc. , 800 million for fema shelters and services and the list goes on. remember, title 42 is up tomorrow and so it s expected they are going to have an influx of illegal immigrants. i guess that s why they need to set up tents rather than keeping them out of our country, let s just find them housing as they cross the border. what they ve done is provided really a band-aid to an arterial wound. let s tell the truth to the american people. $8 hundred million for housing illegals. nothing to do with stopping them getting here in the first place. also funding for ice enforcement and removal is completely flat.
230 million for border security technology but not used for a barrier. 1.56 billion in border processing funds that can t be used for security. it says the 1.56 building cannot extend border security technology and capabilities except for technology and capabilities to improve border patrol processing. this bill appears to be geared toward facilitating the entry of people into this country as opposed to keeping them out. this is really important. i ve been talking and others are talking about what is the strategy the biden administration has. we talk about they want to manage the crisis and process more people into the country. guess what? the omnibus bill the language you read lays out the strategy. no debating or guessing, they have put it in that bill that the administration backs. they want to process more and manage more. they don t want to solve it. you solve it you give money to the border patrol to solve the
which is not inhumane it civilized. when the president says this until that happens there will continue to be chaos across the border and only the president can say this message. harris: what you think i m a raymond, because kiersten the senator who quit the democratic party, she quit, i have known for many years to really ask and she s putting this bipartisan group of lawmakers together to go down to the board of. i think that is interesting, show and tell is not what we need right now. raymond: you are 100% right. it is great she is saying the president should go down to the border. harris: absolutely. raymond: at the same time, all of us on this panel, everybody at home will soon be paying for another incentive to bring more people across the border. the omnibus bill has $1.56 billion in it not for border security. it explicitly forbids border security and surveillance.
The trend that led to a record trade deficit in the last fiscal year rolled into the first two months of the current year. The trade gap widened more than 6 percent to $4.56 billion in the July-August period from a year earlier, according to data from Bangladesh Bank