president to pass a bill rolling back the labor department rule allowing retirements to you d environmental or social issues in factors in investment. the president see he will veto that bill and will push for more spending that didn t get passed last year. listen. so we believe fighting for what i just mentioned paid leave and child care will help grow the economy. is going to help give american families and americans across the country breathing room. so neil, you talked to a democrat from florida, one of 59 he voted for a republican bill that requires the president to study inflationary impacts of executive orders that he signed. here s why he signed it. i believe that there s been too much power that has shifted from the legislative branch to the executive branch. by the way, that s our fault. that s congress fault. the more we can t be function, the more power will shift to the
an issue that i brought up with senator manchin yesterday and expressed his concerns about where this could be going. take a look. just spending, signing checks out and spending money for the sake of spending it is proven to be lethal to us right now. neil: the president indicated yesterday, senator, i want to be clear. i m going to raise some taxes. he didn t outline what taxes he s going to raise. you limited those he wanted to increase a couple years ago. where are you on that and what do you think he s talking about? i don t know. i ll probably hear something today hopefully of what direction that they want to go. i can assure you, you can t basically just tax your way out of debt. you can t borrow your way out of debt. you can t cut your way out of debt. you can do a combination of all of those to a certain extent and manage your debt. we re not managing debt. there s not a person watching or listening right now that doesn t manage their financial situation and be successful
supposed to look at everything from your 401(k)s or pension plans that it should be a mandatory thing that they should be able to do. the private market let the private market do what it s going to do. neil: and that employee retirement act is the private retirement plan. you re starting to see the cracks and that support from some of the progressive policies. isn t it funny how we get close to an election, moderate democrats make the pivot there. for example, senator john tester voted for all of the president s 5.8 trillion in spending he passed over the past two years. senator manchin voted for all of it but the chips act. yesterday both broke with the
(fisher investments) nope. fisher avoids them. (other money manager) well, you must earn commissions on trades. (fisher investments) never at fisher. (other money manager) ok, then you probably sneak in some hidden and layered fees. (fisher investments) no. we structure our fees so we do better when our clients do better. that might be why most of our clients come from other money managers. at fisher investments, we re clearly different. neil: you and john tester, another democrat of montana, have taken on the president on this esg or what some call it politically correct woke investing. you don t like it. that s likely to mean that well, the votes are there to go ahead and overturn it. the president will veto it. republican the democrats that didn t support him and remember you and senator tester. what do you say? i don t know. i made my decision easily that i don t believe that under arisa, the blanket of how you re