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Gasoline products, manufacturing goods. that is because, global economy is doing pretty well peer the u.s. economy in particular, is doing well. jpmorgan just raised its estimate for gdp growth for the fourth quarter of this year to 5%. from 4%, which is a huge balance for an economy of $23 trillion. which is what ours is. you also have huge pent-up demand and consumers. you have something on the order of $2 trillion of excess savings as a result of the pandemic. people weren t buying things. they have a lot of household savings. they are going out and buying stuff. that is driving up costs for everything including travel and gasoline. arthel: i know what the experts say, but trust me, not everybody was able to save during this pandemic. just for the record. listen, you know that john bussey, two years ago former president trump wanted to buy more oil to stabilize ....
Arrival. although, it does certainly increase the chances if it were to pass to get a pathway to citizenship for about seven or 10 million. it includes bringing back work permits that have been some lighted during a trump. the big picture though, that you ask about, that is both this talk of the path to citizenship in the bill, but also just the fact that you ve got to talk of payments of $50,000 to separated families. there are a lot of things happening that really do encourage people to come. it will be interesting in the first part of the conversation, about reinstating the re-main in mexico. that would send people, not for mexico, back across the border to cities like tijuana, walrus, and matamoros. which are exploding already with vagrants. i m not sure that mexico is terribly interested in increasing the numbers on their northern border. speech he is a point. everything you said i get it. but there are some of the complexities involved. ....
Even modern cars that use computer chips could go down. the founder and executive director of the national security institute weighs in on what the u.s. could do to combat such attacks per jamal, happy things given. thank you for taking time. what is really a frightening story, explain for our viewers if you will, what is this thread of an emp attack and how advanced his china s capabilities? sure. obviously the important issues that electromagnetic pulses are power generated oftentimes by it nuclear exposure or other activities which can disrupt communication systems, electric grids and alike. this has long been a concern for the united states, ever since we detonated a nuclear weapon in 1952 and identified the potential threat of an emp. there is also another category of things that you might think about. things caused by solar storms. we have seen the past disruptions to television systems and like caused by that. ....
Process, learning a language and learning the constitution and answering all those questions and then contributing to society. that is a pathway. maybe i m not explaining myself real well. but the bill, the reconciliation bill that just past the house, is offering legalization, permanent resident alien card to people across the border illegally. it s a magnet. arthel: brandon. i hear your concern. nobody wants to have a magnet to have people here illegally come into the country. i m going to thank you for now. president of the the national border of patrol council. happy things given to you and your family paired thank you for joining us on this holiday. take care. griff and i have done a lot of reporting on the border. i got to tell you, we know that there is a pathway that means, since had to brandon, that you have to go to the steps to prove that you are worthy of being a ....
Are feeding big family. griff: so from the white house briefing room to nantucket, are they failing to quote, read the room if it were russian mark again, i don t know how she came up with her math there. because people are paying a lot more than a dollar for turkey. another incident happened this week were jennifer granholm, who is the energy secretary was asked, how much do we come how much energy do we consume in terms of barrels of oil a day here she said i don t know. when you have a secretary of energy who does not know what our energy policies are, it s like the transportation secretary not knowing anything but planes, trains, and automobiles. it s a problem. i think people in washington are little bit out of touch. we will see if that does bring prices down. thank you very much and have a happy things giving. you too griff. thanks for having me. griff: are tell, you heard our conversation there. i got a 16-pound turkey and it ....