listen, they are always going to double down. it s important for the american people to understand this. no matter what the crisis is, no matter what the democrats frankly broke. no matter how incompetent joe biden is. the cure for what ails you is always going to be there agenda. that s why no matter what s going on with inflation, the border, gas prices, the fact that our supply chain is broken, what do they continue to do? they continue to go after electric vehicles and continue going after giving tax cuts to the rich. something that the democrats have always said they never support. that s what they are doing in this bill. if you are a billionaire in a blue state. you are getting a tax cut. and so that s the things that they re after no matter what s going on in the country. they do not care about what s going on with working families and fixed income seniors. they only care about the agenda first, second, and third. and then they will lie to you and tell you that it s going to b
harris, they are looking at a midterm wipeout if they vote for this bill. lawrence: you know, we got a long show today but i can t wait to talk about the cbo. the democrats have respected the cbo for years. all of a sudden the cbo doesn t know how to score a bill in the hypocrisy. joe biden called it the gold standard and now they are dismissing it they are saying the cbo doesn t understand what this bill is supposed to do over 10 years. i think they know. and i think there is a lot of moderates progressives. if the cbo is going against the democratic party s bill should tell you something. ainsley: nonpartisan group $376 billion. we are paying so much already for just household items. for gas, your electric bill has gone up. can we afford this? pete: no, as is often said. if democrats wouldn t have standards if they didn t have double standards. and in this case you are scwarktly right. they were for it before they were against it. ainsley: they wouldn t have standards if they didn t
$1.7 billion, guess what? it s paid for. the president s approval ratings also taking a beating as his party has struggled to move the forward. only 36% approve of his handling of the job, 53% disapprove: the house is scheduled back n about two hours. short turn around for some of them, where they will once again move forward with a vote on the build back better bill while leader mccarthy was able to delay passage, it s unlikely his speech will change the outcome because democrats are believed in have the votes they need. lawrence, ainsley, pete? pete: lauren, thank you so much. that s right, moderates in the house, so-called moderate democrats in the house have fall financial line at this point. they got what they wanted with the so-called infrastructure bill which really doesn t have the infrastructure in it exchange for their vote for this monstrosity which the cbo just scored. big shocker, it s going to cost more than zero dollars. ainsley: going to cost $376 billion over the nex
announced punishments for companies that steal intellectual property. it may happen. but the market understands that is a long term process. they re going to buy more fruits and vegetables. they re going to buy natural gas, too, mary. many of the things they were already buying before as of this started. but this is a big steep hill to climb. so it s going take time. i m glad to understand that the market understands that. there s a lot to understand and get your arms around, especially the fact that all of it runs off of president trump. and the run thing that donald trump complains about are trade deficits. we have a $376 billion trade deficit with china. he wants that smaller if not disappearing. on the other hand, it s clear there are many other things going on in the this negotiation, this theft of intellectual property, the structure of the american
a lot from tennessee and neighboring kentucky. when tariffs make it more expensive, that poses a real threat to the growing market. the map of affected states looks a little different when you talk about retaliatory tariffs from china. agriculture is a big part of this equation. louisiana, for example, has almost $6 billion in agricultural exports. washington state has another roughly $5 billion. and then california weighs in again, always important, about $4 billion in automotive products out there. so if all these states feel so much pressure, why do this? from the president s point of view, this is the reason. look at how much the u.s. exports from china versus how much china imports from the u.s. the difference is around $376 billion. the white house doesn t like that and believes the short-term problems and all these complaints about a trade war right now for american communities will be outweighed by the long-term gains of these numbers coming more into