sand to taiwan. even before the nancy pelosi s he ll set the ground in taipei that chinese general administration listed 2000 products with an import suspension from taiwan and some of them include food manufacturers pastry makers and dairy farms, what we are focusing on is the suspension of more items but especially what we are looking at is semiconductors, we are looking at alec tronics and its parts and machinery, plastics and chemicals, these are the items that could have a huge impact notjust that could have a huge impact not just on the that could have a huge impact notjust on the thai winners economy but also may be the global one as well because they do make these products, they shipped them to china which then makes other products, they are shipped to the rest of the world and we have had supply chain issues, according to taiwanese officials trade between china and the island is about $189 billion at least that s what it was in 2021, if
president biden: elon musk is talking about that, ford is increasing investment overwhelmingly. lots of luck on his trip to the moon. pete: the president referencing a question about elon musk, the world s richest man who wants to put a hiring freeze and cut the workforce by 10% because he has a super bad feeling about the economy, the president being asked about elon musk, lots of luck on your trip to the moon. the new york post characterized this back and forth as follows, to the moon, musk says economy will crash as hand president trade jabs. elon musk came back to the president after that and said the following. nasa is giving space x 2. $89 billion in a contract because they chose space x to go back to the moon. i think the new york post
a unified coalition against russian aggression. they have been doing a lot to hit the russian economy hard. but this is a gap in our strategy. the failure of the west to cut off the purchase of russian oil and gas, and it has to be addressed. i m afraid a task force is quite not enough because it is going to take too long. russia as you pointed out sells sold in 2021 $489 billion to the west for oil and gas. that means a billion dollars a day still today the russians are selling that oil and gas to western europe, bringing in every week billions of dollars that is used to sustain this war effort. this is a moral shortcoming on the part of europe and a strategic mistake on the part of the west. we need to accelerate our effort to close this gap in our sanctions policy. yeah, really, really important. at the truly extraordinary nato summit in brussels yesterday, i
on oil and gas. that has to be ratcheted up. last year, putin or russia brought in some $489 billion of revenues from sales of oil and gas. that s over a billion dollars a day and even though today, those sales continue. every week, putin is receiving billions of dollars used to fuel this invasion. that has to stop. on the nato front, nato has to constitutionally be more involved in this crisis. facilitating the flow of assistance and i actually think nato should actually have a pre presence, no conflict zone established in western ukraine. a presence like that would provide safe haven for the millions of refugees that have been generated by putin s brutal invasion. it would provide territorial perpetuation of the ukrainian state. it would allow ukrainian forces to concentrate more effectively
and in portland, the teachers union has proposed shifting to one at-home instruction day per week for high school students and one shorter school day for elementary and middle school students, all this despite congress doling out a whopping $189 billion in its three covid relief bills to shore up k-12 education. we re back with kim■ç strassel, bill mcgurn and jill january mel key your gillian mel key your. our money has gone to the public schools in the past three covid bills, where s that money going if teachers once again are staying at home? yeah. it almost makes you think this isn t a money issue. i m looking at this situation, and for sure teachers face some challenges. you have kids with mental health issues that are unprecedented, depression, all sorts of things. but that s predictable if they ve been out of regular school for more than a year. mckenzie looked at this, they were finding on average