been, you know, i ve done very well, i m very happy with, you know, i built a great company. i haven t so much based on wall street, i base it on deals and making good deals, but i built a great company and i understand the power of wall street if properly, you know, if properly taken care of. and dodd frank is the disaster, i think, things have to be done with that. i think wall street would like to hear that. and i m a pro wall street person. but at the same time, it is we have to use wall street. it is a tremendous power that we have with wall street. it is nothing like it. and we have to use it right. at the same time, we have to give great incentive to them to go out. i can say under semirelated topic, you know, the banks, the banks are run by the regulators today. they re run so badly. i have friends that are, you know, good people, and not necessarily very wealthy people. but very good, you know, business people. they can t borrow money. unless you re really, really rich, and
organizations, saying it was the only way to have money to buy food and survive. the u.s. the flyover a show of force, the latest in the standoff between north and south korea after dictator kim jong-un claimed to have tested that hydrogen bomb. no one won last night, so, yes, you have another chance at powerball. next drawing is wednesday with the winnings, get ready for this, at least 1.3 billion, with a b, dollars. now, i ll be back with arthel neville at noon eastern with more news and the doctors are in, siegel and samadi, for sunday house call. i m eric shawn. back to sunday morning futures and maria. thank you, eric. we re getting a much clearer picture of the presidential race over the next six weeks. two republican debates coming up. the iowa caucuses now just 22
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and so, i mean they are monster, they re absolutely a behemoth in terms of economics. now, we re sitting here with 28,000 soldiers on our line, between north korea and south korea, we get paid almost nothing. we get paid peanuts. these countries, these are wealthy countries. these aren t startup nations. these are wealthy, wealthy countries. they have got to start paying up. we owe $19 trillion. $19 trillion. now with this terrible budget deal that we made recently by the republicans, they re the ones that are nobody could believe it, it went so fast. with this terrible $21 trillion in terms of what we owe very soon, okay. we just can t keep going like this. we protect as an example japan, germany, south korea, saudi arabia, all of these countries we re protecting. we re getting peanuts compared to the cost of what we re doing. we got to get more money. i m very good at that. donald trump, good to have
for american consumers? no, i didn t say that, maria. what i said is this. people ask me a number of questions. they were asking me how do you solve north korea. china should be solving north korea. they have total power. they say they don t. they say we don t have as much. they do that to taunt us. they re total power over north korea. i say we can beat them so badly we have such power over china with trade because we have rebuilt china. they have taken so much out of our economy in terms of money that we can we have a lot of power over china. they should solve the north korea problem. as far as trade is concerned, if china doesn t play fairly, which they re not playing and they haven t for many years because they beat us with key ddevaluat with nothing else, if china doesn t play fairly, we should tax their product coming in. they re going for more. they had the largest devaluation in the history about three months ago. now, and by the way, that devaluation, the largest in two