Mexico and canada, and its now before them and theyll have to make a decision. But thats one the farmers love, the manufacturers love, the unions love. Its a great deal for this country, and nafta was i think one of the worst trade deals ever made. Made the wto was worse, the wto from the time that happened in 95. From the time that happened china baem like a rocket ship. It was pretty much flat lined and all of a sudden it joined the wto and they became i mean they went through the roof. And very much to our liability its we lost tremendous amounts of money over the from that time we just lost tremendous amounts. It was a terrible deal, wto world trade. And if you look at nafta, nafta has been a disaster for our
country. The usmca is a great deal for our country. I think canada is happy, but theyre not happy like were happy, but theyre very happy. Its a good deal for canada, a good deal for mexico. Mexico just approved it, and canada is waiting for us to approve it. And its with the P
JAKARTA, May 24 (Reuters): State-owned Indonesia Battery Corporation (IBC) and South Korea s LG will build a new battery plant worth US$1.2 billion with the capacity of 10 gigawatt hours (GWh), Indonesia s investment minister said on Monday.
The plant, part of a bigger US$9.8 billion electric vehicle deal between LG and Indonesia signed last year, will be built in the city of Bekasi, on the eastern border of the capital Jakarta.
Investment Minister Bahlil Lahadalia in a statement did not specify a timeframe but said the factory would be built in the near future . The first phase of construction will have the production capacity of 10 GWh, which will later be used for EVs from Hyundai, he added.
very big. and they paid us $1.2 billion. part of the problem is the democrats go out and say if i got $200 trillion they d say this is terrible, what a terrible deal because that s the way politics is it s sort of sad. we closed it and opened it. they made changes to the board, they made management changes and they paid a lot of money and they also have to buy american product. buying american product is important to me. it s a big thing. go ahead blue. are we going to continue onward? yes? does anybody say, no, huh? thank you. one question we just left angela. she s another friend of mine.
this is not what they re designed to do. they re designed for actual emergencies or for the federal government to actually call them out and the president has not. these governors are doing the right thing, they don t want their national guardsmen to be used for political props. you had some strong words in the wake of the president s announcement particularly as it relates to the cost of this military effort. i want to get your reaction. some officials are following through, at least some in arizona, texas, and more to follow. they re following through with the president s directive. what do you think in terms of cost? it would appear the feds will be paying for it for a while, at least until september. even if the feds are going to pay for it, i can t believe that conservatives think this is a good idea. from the last deployment, from 2006-2008, that cost us $1.2 billion. and that s in 2006-2008 numbers. this is probably going to surpass that very easily if these men and women st
coup. the military stepped in. they essentially abducted the democratically elected leader. he s under arrest, held in an undisclosed location. they installed a president. they appoint add government which includes the general, and now making comments which suggests he fashions himself as the president. he s challenging the united states, which could foretell a potential interest in with drawing from the peace treaty with israel saying we have other partners to rely on. gulf states are providing a lot more money to egypt, much more than the u.s. s $1.2 billion. we re facing a new moment in egypt despite the previous mess, this is a very dangerous moment and quite a dangerous precedent for the u.s. to stand back and say this is an effort for