saudi arabia, $450 billion. we re talking about over 40,000 jobs. it s 450,000 jobs. it aep s 500,000 jobs. 600,000 jobs, over a million jobs. we will always protect americans with pre-existing conditions. we re going to take care of them. [ applause ] some of the democrats have been talking about ending pre-existing conditions. i don t think we like sanctuary cities up here. [ cheers ] by the way, a lot of people in california don t want them either. they re rioting now. they want to get out of their sanctuary cities. i remember dick grasso, a friend of mine, great guy. he headed up the new york stock exchange in september 11th, and the new york stock exchange was open the following day. he said what they had to do to open it you wouldn t believe. the latest count from the washington post fact-checker blog shows the president has
ask about enbrel. enbrel. fda approved for over 16 years. so we ve been talking about the president s final campaign push, which seems tok facts be damned, full speed ahead. for instance, take his claim on how many jobs would be created by the arms deal with saudi arabia. we are talking about over 40,000 jobs. it s 450,000 jobs. it s 500,000 jobs. 600,000 jobs, maybe more than that. talking about over a million jobs. unreal. he s either lying or he has magic, which is possible. exchange 40,000 to a million and then just flat i mean, that was the anatomy right there of a fabrication. that was the anatomy. his last claim wasn t good enough for him anymore so he keeps upping the anti. it s a flat out lie.
it s 500,000 jobs. 600,000 jobs, maybe more than that. talking about over a million jobs. so for people who care about facts, kevin or jobs. or jobs, that makes your hair hurt, and you have fantastic hair, i might add, kevin. but does it matter politically? clearly the president is just making stuff up or lying depending on how you want to say it, but does it have any impact to the midterm voter? i mean, no. i mean, i think the vote well, yes, but the voters don t really argue, particularly the ones that he s trying to appeal to, they don t argue over whether or not the facts on the number of jobs is right as much as they would make the case and begin to argue that the president is right, that there are jobs at stake. the president does this all the time, this is one of the problems where you have with staffing is when the president cites a wrong number there is really nobody strong enough inside his inner circle to confront him and say this is
because they don t want to make those tough decisions and potentially upset our relationship with saudi arabia. so that s the question really at this stage, wolf. ron, the president has touted arms deals as a way to maintain a good relationship with the saudis, but he s wildly exaggerated the number of jobs created by those deals. but that number keeps getting bigger and bigger. we re talking about over 40,000 jobs. it s 450,000 jobs. it s 500,000 jobs. 600,000 jobs, maybe more than that. we re talking got over a million jobs. why does he lean so heavily on these inflated numbers and why do they keep going up and up and up? you know, i think we re at the point where we have to look at all of this as a feature not a bug in trump s political strategy. i don t know if there was a memo written somewhere that someday
legal system many the world. the idea that legal system and that political system is going to produce the truth, transparent or otherwise is just absu absurd. one option here is for the u.s. to halt arm sales to saudi arabia while this investigation continues. president trump says that will impact american jobs. jeff just mentioned that as well. the president can t seem to get the numbers straight how many jobs might be affected. we re talking about over 40,000 jobs. it s 450,000 jobs. it s 500,000 jobs. 600,000 jobs. maybe more than that. talking about over a million jobs. is this just the trump play book? last week when president trump jumped up to that 500,000