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industrial companies, manufacturing concerns and benefit from say chinese, north korean coal or maybe north korean seafood and the wood products industry. this will be difficult to do and live they are saying that this was said of course before the latest test. so they may have a change of mind after this latest test but we may have to do this unilaterally or with allies or not do it through the un. is is difficult just from a procedural process? that the treasury department has to identify all of these people and it is a little bit of a puzzle figuring out where all of the monies going? or is it difficult because there is economic hardship involved possibly for us? well, it s not so much the latter, it is the former. but it is also sending a very strong message which to the chinese which is, you can continue to play this game of having a big bump up in trade in the first part of the year
and $3 in tax revenue for every dollar we lose. that s a winner for the state. there are others for instance, we have a tax exemption that was originally dedicated to the wood products industry, but now the well-paid lawyers of the oil industry have figured out how to use this loophole. they re depriving our students of about $65 million of education. that s the kind of thing we need to close, some of the archaic loopholes. and i think this is an example of how legislators, governors need to change the law to come in to tune with the current economic conditions. the minimum wage is one of those examples where, you know, the minimum wage has lost 20%, 25% of its purchasing power, and we need to bring these codes up to snuff with the current economic conditions. all right, governor jay insley, i have to leave it there. from washington state. you have a lot going on out there. it s a great state. good to be in washington. another washington. thank you, governor. coming up next,