Economy now is important to anchor confidence. In doing that comes from projecting really clear, decisive policies to win the economy. 50 really clear, decisive policies to win the economy. So when it comes to to win the economy. So when it comes to confidence, to win the economy. So when it comes to confidence, we to win the economy. So when it comes to confidence, we are i comes to confidence, we are seeing china struggling with that. Do you see them introducing measures to boost spending because eli would say nine months ago, it wouldve seemed unlikely. But now the barfor stimulus is much higher. Its almost become a bit of a necessary condition for them to introduce something on the consumption side, to really boost the economy around 5 this year. Really boost the economy around 5 this year 596 this year. China is already saddled with 596 this year. China is already saddled with debt, 596 this year. China is already saddled with debt, what 596 this year. China is already saddled wit
economic adviser. it s happy made in america week. the issue is that americans have a struggle between having been addicted to low-priced goods that are manufactured in low-income countries and wanting better jobs that pay more. so we want to manufacture things here, but the things would be more expensive and that s a struggle. how do we square this? it s hard because we are, like you point out, both producers and consumers, so we benefit on the consumption side but we get hurt on the producer side. we are battling with three forces. one is self-inflicted wounds. that we should fix. two is globalization that has changed where you produce things and three is technology. this is really hard. there are certain things that you need to fix. but let s not forget that we re being challenged by bigger
rife with violence. for our part, dealing with the consumption side of narco terrorism has proved to be not particularly successful. we have our own problems with respect to the consumption side. the mexicans have to work harder in securing their terrain and securing our border as well. jared, if we can turn now to our economy because, you know, we just got jobs numbers yesterday, and let s take a look at the situation here at home, just this week we saw the dow and the s&p hit record highs. we also saw some pretty good jobs numbers yesterday. does this indicate we re finally on the road to recovery? well, we ve been on the road to recovery. the problem is it s been a windy road. the jobs report yesterday helped in the sense that we thought based on some earlier jobs numbers that the economy was once again slowing down in spring. economists talked about a possible spring swoon. well, not only were the numbers
this presidential debate. that is one thing that transforms the economy. takes all tax off production and stops punishing producers and job creators and puts it on the consumption side. we can t get it into the debate. that is one thing that restrains. if i had one candidate that lace it out like mike huckabee four years ago that would make it a lot easier. jon: ron paul talks about reducing the federal deficit, reducing federal outlays all together. what do you think about ron paul? i like things ron paul brings to the table. his sound money. he made the case very consistently bring the federal government to just the constitutional principles defined in the constitution. the foreign policy of ron paul kerns me a great deal. as i heard him say in columbia, south carolina when i asked where would you project power, his answer was nowhere. i would bring all back to the united states. i think that would create a power vacuum on this planet filled by the chinese,
it is not in the debate in this presidential debate. that is one thing that transforms the economy. takes all tax off production and stops punishing producers and job creators and puts it on the consumption side. we can t get it into the debate. that is one thing that restrains. if i had one candidate that lace it out like mike huckabee four years ago that would make it a lot easier. jon: ron paul talks about reducing the federal deficit, reducing federal outlays all together. what do you think about ron paul? i like things ron paul brings to the table. his sound money. he made the case very consistently bring the federal government to just the constitutional principles defined in the constitution. the foreign policy of ron paul kerns me a great deal. as i heard him say in columbia, south carolina when i asked where would you project power, his answer was nowhere. i would bring all back to the united states. i think that would create a