is, and the surge in the value of the dollar, we need to accommodate that by putting more dollar liquidity into the economy because we think we can get 3 to 4% growth. now if we get that, i mean, if you think of how this all started, it was concern at the time with the mexico situation. that s right. neil: and we were slapping tariffs on there because of what they re doing at the border. and the fed comes out telegraphing we re there just in case everything hits the fan. i m generalizing. neil: now we ve got a deal with mexico, and see if they ll stick with the border promises, look like they are. let s say we ve got a deal with china, do you need to cut rates? if we get that deal with china, it s going well above 30,000, it s going to be spectacular. neil: you wouldn t need to cut rates. depends what happens. i always look at prices.
coalition of the far left socialists, dictators, it is offensive to me that she s not held to the same standard, there would be unanimous rebuke and wouldn t have been an issue but she s being coddled and infantilized. she s not being given public love. i would ask the democrats, the definition of new anti-semitism is generally nation of israel and the way in which to make the jewish community, and generalizing conspiracy theories, and canards of tropes of bigotry against the jewish community and classic new anti-semitism and democrats are making fools out of themselves, taking the bull by the horns,
immigration system at all that s functioning. we need comprehensive program, we need to ensure that individuals like this killer that they are prosecuted properly. we can get them without generalizing about an entire immigrant population. the sanctuary cities, to be very blunt often times have allowed individuals to call the police against criminal activity. they enable people to feel comfortable to do that. it s not at all clear that sanctuary cities are the cause of this, we shouldn t mix cause and effect and the individuals should be prosecuted but not because he s immigrant it s because he s a bad individual. you look at numbers and ice apprehended 127,000 illegal immigrants with criminal convictions, that includes more than 1,000 homicides and that was last year alone. there are bad contingency, not everyone but certainly some and not a single american not one
generalize, with you in a general way i think what happened in our country is we bought into the idea that our happiness is a result of the job we have. so we make work the enemy. we don t do it on purpose. but when we look at a job like the ones you just describe. we see them as opportunities or cautionary tales. we taught our kid that certain types of jobs are the kind of things you are going to wind up doing if you don t go count well-worn path of the four-year degree and college debt. jesse: you will be work at mcdonald s your whole life if you don t study your school books. my foundation trained people in skilled jobs that won t be replaced by robots, plumbers, steam merits, pipe fitters,
american work ethic. what s your assessment of the american worker today? it s nice to finally meet you. i figured our paths would cross eventually. we shot in all 50 states, at least a dozen times apiece. and the big lesson on dirty jobs, at least for the people i met, and i m generalizing. there was a shared awareness, especially in the states you mentioned, that the people were in on $kind of joke that in on some kind of joke other americans weren t in on. the bottom line is there is an absolute disconnect and a lot of it has to do with how we define meaningful work and waste is a good job means in 2018. jesse: when i grew up my father made me do landscaping and