thank you, kevin. brian: i m sorry, we shouldn t have made you sit through that we should have said goodbye a long time ago. so the one thing that is kind of weird because we have aggravated france, he has aggravated france much more than donald trump ever has. for the most part he comes in and does a nuke deal under the table with australia and destroys their nuke deal. submarines? brian: nuclear submarines. cost them billions of dollars. and there was some disagreement on this whole, obviously here on the inflation reduction act. i have a hard time saying it because it s so inaccurately timed including to him. he said by having all these subsidies when it comes to these chips and everything else, and all the and all the batteries and everything like everything else, you are hurting us and our market because we can t compete with the $363 billion that you have flooded the zone with the guest list as was mentioned
? you are the president of mexico and got poor grades for way you treat migrants laura: you have a $63 billion trade deficit with our country we work nafta. laura: you work nafta but have to renegotiate it. are you happy with that? to remember the time the u.s. would force us to open our market from world war two up to 2000? that is why it grew so much by trading with the rest of the world. laura: china has a $363 billion trade deficit. i am not denying nafta has for mexico for the united states. laura: we have a $63 billion trade deficit with mexico and is mostly automobile. i am not worried about aquaculte . my question to you is what about china?
and got poor grades for way you treat migrants laura: you have a $63 billion trade deficit with our country we work nafta. laura: you work nafta but have to renegotiate it. are you happy with that? to remember the time the u.s. would force us to open our market from world war two up to 2000? that is why it grew so much by trading with the rest of the world. laura: china has a $363 billion trade deficit. i am not denying nafta has for mexico for the united states. laura: we have a $63 billion trade deficit with mexico and is mostly automobile. i am not worried about aquaculte . my question to you is what about china?
very demanding. you can t speculate on higher natural gas prices because there is plenty of it and we get it right here. we don t rely on venezuela, sawed arabia, case in point natural gas prices are down since the unrest in the middle east. they need to take a lesson from the markets. the markets are telling you put enough supply in the market you can t drive the price up, if you do it s only temporary. this is happening at the absolute worst team. we use 139 billion gallons of oil a year. you talk about the $4 billion that mr. obama is throwing out here that oil companies are making in tax loopholes we spend $363 billion a year more now than when mr. obama took office. i think the issue has to be drill more, drill it here right now and don t allow speculation to even play a part in the oil price game. reporter: the white house is hearing the pressure, maybe they are hearing you today as well. eric, thank you.
great, right? i mean, $35 million is a all right of money to split up among six people. so, what do they do? well, so far, they have cost the taxpayers $153 billion. but that s not all. also included in that fine, fine package is a projected cost of $363 billion to the united states taxpayers. so, why in the world are we paying these guys? well, they tell us no it is very important to retain their talent. their talent at losing $363 billion? no, no, that s not true. they are talented at hiding all the bad mortgages so the banks can continue to operate. that s exactly right. now, so the question is, okay, why? why is there nobody regulating on this? why is there nobody checking in on this? and the answer is, well, it s because they don t want anybody to check in. so for example, when you look at the consumer financial protection bureau, hey, a good pure, regood start, they d liz beth warren started, everybody thinks anybody who cares about protection thinks that elizabeth