solve it by buying people gold plated crutches. the farmers of america, they don t want crutches. they want to work. here s what house speaker paul ryan had to say about tariffs as well. the president says tariffs are the greatest at bringing negotiations to the table. in all caps. how long do you give him to see if this strategy works? look, i made it pretty clear, i don t think tariffs are the right answer. i they they re taxes. i think there are better tools we can use to hold abusers of trade laws and people countries that perpetuate unfair trade practices, i think there are better tools to use to get them to play fairly. reporting now, reporter for the daily beast, let s talk about this aid package, $12 billion the price tag there. what could the impact look like for farmers down the line after the money has run out and do we have any idea where this money is coming from?
fight before the midterm election. let s talk about the $12 million pa $12 milli $12 million packet. farmers are quick to react. we spent decades developing these markets. let us have access to it and the trade war now. the best way to win a trade war is don t fight it. when you choose a trade war of choice which is what it is. then you say afterwards let s solve it by buying people gold crushes. the farmers and ranchers of america don t want crutches. they want to work. is this going to be one of those issues in which we see republicans break from the white house or no? president trump is signaling to farmers by giving them $12 billion in emergency aid which is majority direct money into their pockets that he has their back. president trump is less concern
afterwards, let s just solve it by buying people gold plated crutches, the farmers of america don t want crutches. they want to work. reporter: as for how the eligible farmers will apply for or actually receive that money, the administration says those details are still being worked out. our thanks to you. our thanks to halle jackson for that report. after causing an uproar in the summit with president putin last week, president trump is raising concern russia will attempt to interfere in the mid-term election. he tweeted yesterday, i m very concerned that russia will be fighting very hard to have an impact on the upcoming election. based on the fact that no president has been tougher on russia than me, they will be pushing very hard for the democrats. they definitely don t who want trump. trump offer nod evidence why he believed russia would be pushing for democrats. putin, himself, said in helsinki last week he wanted trump to win in 2016. president putin, did you want presiden
open to those markets. a number of pro-free trade representatives are criticizing the president s aid package. from wisconsin, becoming more and more like a soviet type economy. commissars deciding he will be granted waivers. commissars, figuring how to sprinkle around benefits. here is senator ben sasse of nebraska. when you choose a war of choice, which is what this trade war is, and then you say afterwards, let s just solve it by buying people gold-plated crutches, the farmers and ranchers of america don t want crutches. they want to work. noah, you had ben sasse speaking again and again on this yesterday and the day before about this idea that the president set up the problem with the tariffs and his correction is a bailout for tariffs and senator sasse says they don t want a bailout. they want free trade. right. when the bailouts are distributed, it s more likely they ll go to big agra business
we re talking b. but compared to what the farmers lose over time, it s not. i mean, the notion that you are going to replace this, and farmers don t want aid. they want markets. when you choose a war of choice, which is what this trade war is, and then you say afterwards, let s just solve it by buying people gold-plated crutches, the farmers and ranchers of america don t want crutches. they want to work. that s the right sound. president trump hit back at those lawmakers today tweeting, every time i see a weak politician asking to stop trade talks or the use of tariffs to counter unfair tariffs, i wonder what can they be thinking? well, to help untapingngle this jonathan alan. the president is digging in his heels. in order to correct it, he is handing over money to people hit hard by the trade war.