well, i think there will be a crash if i don t win. and i say that and i do not d want to be herbert hoover. but, you know, herbert t wanthoover was 1929. he was the president. and that was not a good time to be i don t want to be herbert hoover and i won t be herbert hoover. so with regard to, you know, when governor haley was herethae other night, she talked about the $8 trillion added she to the debt. yeah. when you were president, how do you how do you address that? very easily. we were doing better thanho anybody has ever done forg two and a half years. be, and a half years. were getting ready to start selling oil to asil toa to euro. we re going to pay downwe our debt where we were at that time wer, at like $29 trillion.o now we re $36 trillion, w but we re going to start paying down our debt. we re going to do the things that nobody could believe. you take a look at saudi arabia. aook atyou a look at some of te countries. take a look at russia. bide, biden up the c
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we want and there s no adverse consequences to it. that s baloney. you can t do that in your family and in your business and you can t do it as a country and you can t do it in the united states of america where we re the reserve currency of the world. the debt in 2008 was like $10 trillion. today it s $29. close to 29 trillion. relatively short period of time we have gone way up on the debt limit. charles: at least 50 u.s. cities are doing universal basic income. a lot of them using excess covid funds. it s free money. you give people money without any sort of demands that they look for work. they say that will kuhl our ales. here s what i m concerned about. the while house is making it clear. they re going after corporate america. they re blaming them for this. they re saying they re gouging, using, extorting. they ve used harsh language.
choice. i ve never really felt it was societies responsibility to take care of other people s children. ron johnson says all sorts of crazy stuff. we ll have more soon about his vaccine comments. but coming out against the children of other people? that s something he s rock-solid on. parents are responsible for their children. i really don t want government big to gain greater control of over families. it s pretty basic. i don t see anything controversial about that. we re 29 trillion dollars in debt. the last thing we should be talking about is having government spend more money. not a mistake. an articulation of ron johnson s views. if you have a kid it s your own fault. deal with it. every parent in wisconsin across lines of race and class who is struggling the difficulties of this pandemic, juggling everything, know that the message of your republican
for that still lots of money. you still get 100 and i think he s making some reasonable counteroffers, you have to be a taxpayer in order to get a chil tax credit per se. that makes sense. and he s also offering a payrol tax to my trying to find a way to pay for this package, we re already at $29 trillion in debt that s like like one and a half times the u.s. economy, the government is for splitted 3 trillion more than they take in every year. ticket maybe we should. webb if you are wrong the whole time and you just keep printing money. what if we were completely wrong . just keep printing it. zimbabwe has tried this, it does not work. you know what? and bob wade dollar. cash, would he even have to