asian-american, hispanic-american. we have the best in history. bet unemployment numbers in history. more people working today than ever before. listen to this, we now have the greatest economy we ever had. we increased by $20 trillion. china has gone down by 30 or $35 trillion. if crooked hellory had won, china would be largest economy in the world. they were going to surpass us, expected to in the second year of the presidency. right now, they are brian: farmers do need relief. they will never catch up. brian: farmers were hoping for that huge purchase. looks like they want to do a deal but brian, they haven t. wait, one thing. they haven t because i said, how much have the farmers lost because of china? targeting them. sir $16 billion, 12 billion previous year. i gave them $12 billion out of of the tariffs. at tens of billions left over. i gave them 16 billion out of the tariffs. tens of billions left over that went into treasury.
spending and spending, and the point i want to make is barack obama was running an annual deficit of $1 trillion each year and donald trump is on pace to do the same thing. neil: to do the same. is it fiscally responsible then to have 35 trillion in added tax revenue, added tax revenue in the next ten years. in it gives every american universal and affordable health care coverage, i think it s something we should pay for. i think there has to be a better way. i think that adding that much is just going to run into so many other issues. we re just not capable of having that type of scale. the u.s. economy is just too large to be able to i don t disagree, but i do want to say that the status quo of 500,000 people going broke because they get sick. millions of people not able to get the health care they need, that s also there s a cheaper way to do it? there might be. there might be. neil: exactly. we calmly and rationally discussed this and that s something in which we re all
senator as you know, that your colleague elizabeth warren has come up with the plan, medicare for all, the calls for a lot more taxes come about $35 trillion over the next ten years. as you know is a former businessman, that is not a static number. the wealthy and corporations, they can find ways to avoid that or get out of dodge do not have to deal with that. what you think of it? well ultimately there will be a problem for states to go bankrupt, they can t pay the pension, they can pay off their debt, this can have to be a process eventually like what s happening with puerto rico right now. gabby duca, think about elizabeth warren s plan. 22 lincoln with 30 trillion, whatever the number is it s basically a double. whatever you re paying in taxes now, because it s going to get doubled. the federal government only affects three trillion dollars now come if it $30 trillion that
right now and people having a job and contributing to the government instead of the other way around, there is nothing better than that and if that momentum continues good on the president any good for the president. think you very much. in the meantime medicare for all without tax rates for all? and i have a plan that shows we can have medicare for all without raising taxes one sent on middle-class families. it s all fully paid for by asking the top 1% and giant corporations the pair of fair share. neil: it might be debatable whether it s all paid for. what she wants to do is spend an additional 20 and a half trillion dollars new spending medicare related on top of the 30 plus we are roughly spending right now. to pay for that over ten years she s boosting taxes in other words $35 trillion more in tax revenue, a good chunk of which
billionaires. carley: he has a bone to pick with billionaires. this will cut in half the wealth of billionaires over the next 15 years and he tweeted this. billionaires should not exist and also a tweet saying there is no justice when three billionaires own more wealth than the bottom half of the entire country, sounds like something bernie sanders would we. the plan would raise $4.35 trillion for a decade which is more than shy of the $30 trillion needed for his medicare for all plan. medicare reaction, bernie knows he is ridiculously wealthy and solidly in the 1%. it is amazing getting in congress and writing a book is somehow more honorable. it wouldn t be tweeting on twitter without a billionaire. that is not supporting bernie. we skipped that tweet.