being reasonable and there s no chance for a new opening with the united states they might turn on him. he is scared right now. jillian: going off of what you are saying do you think in theory it could have been kim jong un would have been content going back and saying we have have the sanctions lift the country would have been like okay, congratulations, not really giving up many nukes. that would be his dream deal, they think that is the key to their survival. at the same time, the key for survival is showing his people including the military, making progress economically including with the united states. you have to come back and deliver some goods and say life will be less miserable. rob: let s bring in the china factor, we try to negotiate with china, they are bad actors, sealer intelligence, trade deficits, let s bring some information to compare the chinese currency which is down
who i believe entering the presidential race, he said he doesn t sign on to the green new deal come he doesn t have to sign it to prove his progressiveness beer there have. people have signed on sean: this will destroy america s economy. i m taking this seriously, you are taking it seriously paired of course. even nancy pelosi is taking it seriously, she called it a dream. that is mean, she is not taking it seriously. her dream deal. that was her first time with the shade clap. sean: is that what that s called? it s called the clap, but we are on television. sean: saying that about congresswoman ocasio-cortez? how flip she was about it, the green dream, and then she moved on. everyone knows it is a nonbinding resolution now she is running away from her own proposal. no, she needed to revise it.
doesn t sign on to the green new deal, he said doesn t have too sign it to prove his progressiveness. people have signed on this nonbinding resolution to indicate they are interested sean: this will destroy america s economy. i m taking this seriously, you are taking it seriously.lyly i m the jokester. of course. even nancy pelosi is taking it seriously, she called it a dream. that is mean, she is not taking it seriously. her dream deal. that was her first time with the shade clap. sean: is that what that s called? it s called the fu clap, but we are on television. sean: you are saying that pelosi did that to congresswoman ocasio-cortez? how flip she was about it, the green dream, and then she moved on. everyone knows it is aes nonbinding resolution now she is running away from her own proposal. no, she needed to revise it. sean: revise it after everyone started mocking it and making fun of it and laughing at
eat? i guess we eat green plants. who hates steak? we all love steak, right? yeah. steve: well, aside from the language, a lot of people loved it until they found out about it. yeah, because who hates steak? we invented hamburgers. there is nothing more anti- steve: we did? yes. there is nothing more anti-american than getting rid of steak. on a serious note. getting rid of planes. even the senator from hawaii was questioned. nancy pelosi calls it the new dream deal. a lot of this stuff is not practical. but i think what we should really hone in is this is fdr. steve: big government. democrats say they are for minorities. we know what the new deal did for a lot of minorities, the red lines, doubling the taxes. that s a big problem. brian: lawrence, the new deal came because america s economy had grind to a halt. the system was breaking down. there was no social safety net. so they did emergency
socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez explains her plan. today is the day to choose to assert ourselves as a global leader in transitioning to 100% renewable energy and turning that path. this is such a major watershed moment, and i am so incredibly excited that we are going to transition this country into the future, and we are not going to be dragged behind by our past. lisa: so there is that and check out democrats hailing this dream deal. enjoy cory booker. there is a lot of people now going back to the green new deal, oh, it is practical, too expensive, oh, it s all of this. if we use to govern our dreams like that, we would have never gone to the moon. when the planet has been terrible in the past, who came forward to save earth? from the scourge of, totally tearing regimes, we came forward?