normalcy where to your point, large numbers of people are in jobs where it s really hard for them to even get a day off to go see a doctor. or take a kid to a doctor. normalcy is extreme exploitation for large segments of the workforce in the supply chain. and there s a financial reason for that. earlier this week he reported on how real world companies have been reporting jobs in recent years. but you cite biden administration saying quote. the five largest railroads have spent 114 billion dollars to buy back their shares, and they wanted to boost sock prices rather than using it to bolster the roots. standing on stock buybacks while workers are stretched ever thinner? shouldn t the administration have held the feet to the fire a little bit more? well, we can get there from here, that was the chief regulator for the railroads, we re talking about the head of the service representation
our trade deficits, with canada and mexico have run about 60 to 70 billion dollars a year up until the onset of the economic crisis. if anybody wants to question whether or not kaye and mexico and canada were the winners look at what has happened over the past two years. trade deficits declined precipitously with canada and mexico, because our recession was so deep, so profound and the impact that has had on canada and mexico has been even more profound. greta: 2008 is not that bad. we had exports were less than our imports by 114 billion dollars in 2008. 68 billion dollars in 2009. we had shorten of the stick those two years. that hasn t changed. we moved from 74 billion dollars in annual deficit with mexico. which is now declined by about half. the same with canada. canada, we represent 70% of
no doubt. our trade deficits, with canada and mexico have run about 60 to 70 billion dollars a year up until the onset of the economic crisis. if anybody wants to question whether or not kaye and mexico and canada were the winners look at what has happened over the past two years. trade deficits declined precipitously with canada and mexico, because our recession was so deep, so profound and the impact that has had on canada and mexico has been even more profound. greta: 2008 is not that bad. we had exports were less than our imports by 114 billion dollars in 2008. 68 billion dollars in 2009. we had shorten of the stick those two years. that hasn t changed. we moved from 74 billion dollars in annual deficit with mexico. which is now declined by about half. the same with canada.