will be destroyed in 12 years. so why spend $93 billion on the economy, hell. laura: trail yen, jeanine, trillion. there s another piece of this thing. basically she sang the insects will come out and kill us, well, the glaciers will not melt until we are underwater so what is she worried about? the amazing part of this thing is when she came out with this $93 trillion deal to destroy the economy, net zero admissions and only net zero because the cows have largely lent and fluctuating where whatever, and then she says the next day, you know what, we really don t need to eat hamburgers for breakfast, lunch and dinner. laura: chris. you re not going to tell me what to eat. laura: chris it is a hard sell to tell people, you have to lower your standard of living. you have to radically alter the way you move in the way you live
the most successful, i owned the miss universe contest and miss pageant. we had them in puerto rico twice. we had tremendous success. they said literally 100% this ever happens. i think it was close to 100% of the island itself was watching. i am the best thing that ever happens to puerto rico. sp pakistan was getting 1.3. $93 billion and the money was wasted and stoenlen. the senators are not happy about it and congress is not happy about it. you have incompetent. the people of puerto rico are great. the people of puerto rico are
than four years ago? a lot of americans will say, i got a job, my wages are up, i feel good about life, i have optimism. again, incumbent presidents running on a strong economy don t lose and if the economy continues with the numbers overall, i don t see trump losing. rashad, president trump points to low unemployment numbers for african-americans as opposed to the wages we ve been talking about. how does that play in 2020? president trump has been masterful at coordinating an economic con. using propaganda through his strategic media push. here s the truth of the numbers. back in 2018, americans paid $93 billion more in taxes than they paid in 2017. even though president trump said that they would receive this massive tax cut that never happened. ironically, businesses paid $91
california is the third biggest importer in mexican goods. $44 billion a year. we re actually outside of a mexican restaurant here. one of the big things of course that we re talking about is avocadoes and produce. california and the u.s. imports a ton of produce from mexico. i m going to pop up that graphic. there are a lot of different industries, of course, of mexican goods coming in including vehicle and parts. $93 billion. electricy machinery. medical instruments, appliances. furniture, plastic and then $7 billion of vegetables. $5 billion of beverages and spirits and $5 billion of fruits and nuts. that s a lot of produce and a lot of fruit that s coming in. look, when wholesale importers are importing tomatoes and av d avoc avocadoes, the margin is so thin. it s going to make a big
with mike pompeo and jared kushner. this past hour the president making a bit of a personnel announcement, announcing that emmett flood will be departing the white house later this month on june 14th. he was brought on to help the president and the white house deal with the special counsel s investigation and now that that is wrapped up, he will be departing. arthel: thank you very much for that update. eric: what could this mean? the auto industry could take a major hit if the tariffs are enacted. in 2018, 17% of cars sold in our country were built in mexico. and vehicles are the top import from that country, totaling $93 billion. next is electrical machinery, that contributes to $64 billion. what does all this mean if those are slapped on? dominic divello joins us, finance afinancial advisor. 5% tariff, june 10th, if that gets hit, how does that aus?