it s about commerce and freight and making sure that every day ohioans can get to work and make sure they have access to jobs ands make sure that we have broadband and all of the, all of the things now that you need to hold a t job in this country. ohioans need that investment ane we will not be able to afford it and do it without the federal government coming up in a partnership. the conferences also made a point, and as mayors we know that the best decisions are the ones made locally andon we wanto make sure that the partnership is, you know, passed in washington, d.c., but i allows r local control in the discussions and decisions because mayors and the communities they lead know best ons what they need. every city has different needs. even in ohio. if you can have a word with the with the tonightd about wh you need in the infrastructure bill, what would it be?wh i think the most important thing that mayors would say and what i would s say, lawrence, i
toin back to the g8 and not the g 7. we could learn from obama and mistakes that were made then because all it did was cost us jobs ands could us money and nothing was resolved. scott, the president s response to beijing announcing the $75 billion tariff says we re going to tax you another 10% and that s september 1 and then october 1st, it could go as high as 20, 25%. why is the president whys to he feel so confident that this is the way this is the answer. this is on g. a good wait to frame that question. i think there are two issues. one is the president s political promises. he ran promising to stand up to china. i ve worked for a lot of presidential candidates that