most modern and most flexible it will make the 7th generation of the 3 series it will create 2 and a half 1000 jobs here and hundreds of other companies are expected to be drawn into the region as things develop the entire region stands to profit from the investment . you ve got to do when the entire automotive supply industry moves in here will all stand to gain incentive always put to sea we have an export volume of $15000000000.00 a year and we want to increase by one and a half to $2000000000.00 a year with b.m.w. that are going to meet that he wants him to meet me until he tells me young as it already is wages in the region are generally lower than those paid by nissan invokes wagon business information network bloomberg says the starting rate for an assembly line worker here is a dollar and 10 cents an hour that s roughly what other mexican manufacturers pay but it s also only 110th of what their colleagues in the united states earn the wage rates were agreed with workers unions
outside parliament and this debate going on concurrently inside so what s all the fuss about this state advise isn t it a lot of mps who are debating right now are basically saying that the queen, who this will be her 110th state visit she d be hosting, she s hosted emperor hirohito after world war ii and the head of state of china. not all of the people who have visited britain on state visits and dined with the queen and addressed parliament have been savory characters. their argument is not over the merits of donald trump or politician or his views, they are saying do we use this state visit to warm up to donald trump to try to get him on our side when it comes to discussions about nato, about brexit, about trade deals, about things that are so important to this very small country, that has always had a very what they call special relationship with the united states. so that s the nature of the vote here and needless to say this protest we re about to see is
conversation. vick, let s talk about the backdrop here. the congress least productive, on the pace to be the least productive congress in history. on pace to pass around 219 bills. 111th passed 383. the 110th passed 380. the harry truman congress called the do nothing congress passed 906. so they re extraordinarily productive compared to what we have now. reporter: yeah. talking about why in the washington post a couple of months and said never have we seen them this dysfunctional and criticize both parties and now acknowledge the core of the problem lies with the republican party. what do you think is going on with this truly do nothing congress? reporter: well, toure, one is tempted to be flip and say there s post offices that needing naming in the 50s and
well, this next story should surprise no one. the 112th congress is on track to be the least productive since the 1940s. with just weeks left, the congress has passed 196 bills into law, many of them ceremonial pieces of legislation like the naming of courthouses. since the 1940s the least productive congress was the 110th in the mid- 90s which passed 333 laws into law. the current congress would have to pass more than 130 bills by next month to avoid the dubious distinction of being the worst, the least productive.
private sector but if the private sector does not stimulate the economy and is pocketing their money at the fed in the case of the banks letting it raise sprtd, not letting it raise interest rates, then they have to . neil: always great having you on, thank you. guest: good talking to you. after years of historic deficits, this 110th done will commit itself to a higher standard: pay as you go, no new deficit spending. neil: do you remember that? vowing to hold deficit spending when sworn in as speaker of the house of representatives. since then, the nation has wracked up $5 trillion in debt if only nancy had her own platform. no earmarks. no tax hikes. a 10 percent cut. in all government programs. only italian food served in our