manufacturing sector which has added half a million jobs over the last three years. in fact for the first time in more than a decade, the u.s. is actually outpacing other countries. our next guest says that s no fluke. cheaper u.s. energy prices here and higher shipping and labor costs in other markets have made the economics of outsourcing far less appealing. joining me from time magazine, she co-wrote this week s cover story. made in america. as we just mentioned, as you say, one of the reasons manufacturing is up is because u.s. factories are increasingly getting access to cheap energy. thanks to oil and gas from shale boom. is that an inconvenient truth for folks who might oppose something like key stone pipeline? well, it is a great question. absolutely more pipelines and not just from canada are probably going to have to be built if we re going to take advantage of the lower energy prices that we ve already seen.
governor rick perry because he just embarrassed himself. when he ran for president. but he had and the new york post has it as their top editorial he did something great. he went to california and started running ads saying starting a business is really tough. but i tell you what, it s especially tough, i hear, in california. if you want a better tax code, less regulation, less trial lawyers chasing after you, come to texas, and we ll help you grow. i really think we re going to see a divide in the coming years. you re already seeing all the car plants, a lot of the airbus plants, they re moving to the southeast. we are. and there s also a huge shale boom, obviously, in north dakota. and that entire corridor. if you look at unemployment rates, they re very we are increasingly turning into a regionalized country where there will be pockets of growth. they won t be the same pockets we used to see. things are shaping up along different lines. the northeast is getting left
from east texas, and right now going on in america is the biggest renaissance in oil since 1930. it s the shale boom. and all this oil is producing huge new revenues for the feds and also enormous power for obama. of course, he s going to use that power and all that leverage to propel himself into a third term. of course, stansberry s prediction has one gaping hole, the 22nd amendment. quote, no person shall be elected to the office of the president more than twice. we heard a lot of anti-obama conspiracies. this could be the tipping point. up next, a growing number of republicans say they re willing to end their no tax pledge to grover norquist. the trouble is, only one is in the house of representatives where the deal with the white house will be made. that s ahead. this is hardball, the place for politics.
roosevelt, and obama. and they all have certain things in common. they re all populist, spent a lot of money on people. the other thing they had in common was in 1901 there was an oil boom. in 1930 there was an oil boom from east texas, and right now going on in america is the biggest renaissance in oil since 1930. it s the shale boom. and all this oil is producing huge new revenues for the feds and also enormous power for obama. of course, he s going to use that power and all that leverage to propel himself into a third term. of course, stansberry s prediction has one gaping hole, the 22nd amendment. quote, no person shall be elected to the office of the president more than twice. we heard a lot of anti-obama conspiracies. this could be the tipping point. up next, a growing number of republicans say they re willing to end their no tax pledge to grover norquist. the trouble is, only one is in the house of representatives where the deal with the white house will be made. that s ahea
triggers. we do a completely free firearms safety class for families. this may have been one time you have to go to a safety training camp to get a family photo taken. finally, this is amazing stuff. finally, has president obama secretly plotting to run for a third term? investment adviser porter stansbury thinks so. if you look at people who ran for president for three terms, it s teddy roosevelt, franklin delano roosevelt, and obama and they all have certain things in common. they re all populist, spent a lot of money on people. the other thing they had in common was in 1901 there was on ail boom. in 1930 there was an oil boom from east texas, and right now going on in america is the biggest renaissance in oil since 1930. it s the shale boom. and all this oil is producing huge new revenues for the feds and also enormous power for obama. of course, he s going to use that power and all that leverage