so make sure we re just picking out the nice. nice shaped ones, the ones easy to open, nice chunky meat in them for the customers. just anything that s obviously a bit smaller, we can put back out on the beach. this local outlet is going to help get rid of a substantial amount of product locally, more so than we ever have done before. so i think that will help take the pressure off for the boats on the local fishery. if we re struggling to shift export. obviously, the market isn t anywhere as big as it is in europe, but it s a good connection for the people locally to sample what we ve got. the traditional export products that wouldn t have got a look in in the uk, people are slowly finding favour with.
about the details he does know. no, there s not going to be any focus. there s no economic strategy. there s nobody around him capable of even advising him and having him liszen to as economic strategy. the trickle down didn t work when it was supposed to work before and it certainly isn t working now. final word. the president at times resonates with people because the spirit, the fact that he wants to take on china, people like that idea. it s his execution of these things that don t work. his tax cut temporarily helped the market because it goosed the stock market but that was very short-term. even corporate america said we don t need a tax cut this big. once the market is done being goosed, the market isn t the economy. as far as the economy goes, remember, he said gdp would be 3%, 4%, 5%, 6%, we re at 2 plus for ten years. thanks to seiche of you. appreciate it. catch stephanie at 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. on msnbc. we have the breaking news out of
taxes, take a look at the carter era going into the reagan eesra. reagan cutting taxes, deregulating. that s where you create more jobs, an economy growing at 3.5%. i think that s a lesson we should take away. you want to tax the rich at 70%, you won t get the economic growth and by the way, the wealth creation for everybody you saw during the reagan era, right? neil: you know, with the shutdown now over, i hope over, what happens next three weeks is anyone s guess, but you know, the market soared through this. we are showing the dow, nasdaq, s&p 500, russell 2000, all up double digits. yeah. it wasn t fazed even as things got more heated. neil: why? you look back at history, at shutdowns over time, the market isn t really fazed by neil: this was a long one. usually the deepest down is 1%, and it comes back up 1%. neil: why? they don t care? no, because they know it s going to be resolved. you can t operate with the government shut down for years on end, right?
approval. and when they shut down, our calendar and what we worked hard on into a tailspin? now what, you have the three week workout period i guess they re calling it, what happens if it happens again? we ll release beers we ve done in the past and go to a beer festival in boston, and we had a special beer we made for the festival and we had to use a name we had registered a generic name called beer name, that s the name, it s a unique beer that we spent a year working on. neil: that s pretty good. what do you think then, i don t care what it is, democrat or republican, conservative or liberal, it is silly, isn t it? it s a shame, a lot of unintended consequences and great people that are affected. neil: did you have to lay off anyone? no, we have 80 employees and proud of them, living wages and full benefits. we think it a