the weather was so seasonably warm earlier this season. yes, we were gearing up for global warming a little cold in florida gary it s frozen trees down here it s really cold. [laughter] i will say look yes there s going to be serious short-term implications in the market not enough supply in the areas for the increased demand. that said there s not a move like 05 back to $150 oil. there is a ton of oil that was taken off the market because of low prices biopeck and also our own shale production is lower than it was that is there for any long term. we aren t going to get $90- barrel or $4 gas prices because that will take a little while but the reserves don t worry about it like last time. dagen: chuck final word to you. to jonas, as the wildlife expert here that lizard is not dead. you just got to warm him up and he will walk away. to gary b. s point about supply and demand we re talking about the negativity but you should think about the positive as well think about the long j
money for anything but entitle ments and deficit spending nothing else. dagen: well check i want to bring up your brethren from the top of this segment. i m not sure how he gets to that north of $2 trillion. maybe he s factoring in some of these tax cuts don t expire but that ain t how the law is written. well you know what s interesting in washington d.c., if you ve got a lobbyist or a team of lobbyists this tax bill is pretty good for you because your lobbyists have been working hard for you. back to gary b. s point about the debt i ve spent this whole week in south florida and the rates on those have gone up because the national parks don t have no money but we have enough money to give all these tax cuts to these corporations. now if it stimulates the economy i ll be the first one to jump on the stool and talk about it as a small businessman but i think we can walk and chew gum at the same time and we should be doing things that helps everybody instead of just a few. dagen: jonas
i m not no i m not. we all work in this business a little bit i work in this business and we know that s good for ratings. it s good for their audience and they are talking about things that bring it back to john s point so when they are out there talking it s one of the ugly things about washington d.c. is we re so hyperpartisan on the far right or far left with the media. if something has gone on here let s have a full investigation and you should be covering the news and that is news and that s what makes us different. we have a free and open media and we should be talking about what matters and this may matter it may not but let s do it in a truthful way. dagen: gary b., is it just to go to the president quite frankly? absolutely. chuck said we have a free and open media. we don t. we have a media that is actively rooting against trump. do you know why they keep bringing up he s going to fire mueller? they want him to fail. they want trump to fail desperately. they still cannot
or the fox news website. dagen: and thank you gary b. for that. thanks guys and gals. trish what do you have coming up trish: dagen a new report says the russia investigation could dragon for another year. would that be a drag on the president s economic agenda for the entire year? we re going to talk about that plus maximum range over the minimum wage. 19 states getting set to raise their minimum pay and there are worries these hikes could force jobs to take a hike in 2018. cashing in, i ll see you at 11: 30. dagen: thanks, trish we ll be watching but up here, next forget the kids acting out, ivanka trump surprise visit to a public school causes some parents to act out. are they teaching all kids the wrong lesson?
consultant in six months we ll be talking about the same thing gary b. is talking about and talk about it being on social security medicare because a lot of working folks who paid payroll taxes like my father rely on social security. we made a promise to these people sure let s run it more efficiently. i m not saying we should be papa bear, i know a lot about bears because i run a wildlife show but the things we should be doing is taking care of those people we made a promise to. dagen: john final word to you. look i like chuck is talking about wildlife is pretty much chuck s normal lifestyle not necessarily bears, but the problem we have is not revenue. we re at 19% of revenue for revenue coming into the treasury for gdp. that is about all the economy can take. we went to 3.2 trillion under president obama and we re still running a $800 billion deficit. you had add 100% value-added text these people in congress cannot balance a checkbook and the more money they get they