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Would be gone in about 15 minutes. they should have spent $500 million bunker, nice ceiling, 6 inches, 6 feet of concrete. by the way, we have a great gentleman speaking of china, please stand up. [cheering and applauding] talking a lot about china and im saying, studying his face as im speaking because people do like me to go off script a little bit, right? its a little more risky but more exciting. [laughter] im looking at gordon and im saying i hope he agrees with what im saying but basically...

Talk to us. nothing to do with us, get out of here. nothing. in business you put up money, seed money, call it what you want, you end up owning the country by the time its over. the only reason they are doing well as we are giving them the greatest equipment that i thought, the greatest equipment ever made. the only reason they are doing well is i raised $440 billion from countries that werent paying anything. [applause] and secretary general, a good man, he said its one of the greatest jobs ive...

0 once again, we are not a free nation right now, we dont have free press, free anything. in 2016, i declared i am your voice. today i add, i am your warrior, i am your justice and for those have been wronged and betrayed, i am your retribution, your retribution. im going to let this -- [cheering and applauding] [cheering and applauding] i will totally obliterate the deep state. i will fire -- [cheering and applauding] [chanting] >> thank like its never been westernized before. these are sick pe...

This bill is going to reduce the deficit by another 300 billion over ten years because medicare is going to be paying less for the drugs that are going out. as a result... >> carley: biden claiming that seven and $39 billion inflation reduction act will help reduce the deficit while critics argue that it will further drive inflation which rose by 8.3% in august. meanwhile, gas prices have also been back on the rise every day for more than a week and a half. the president still maintains we can a...

Joining us is chief investment officer at wheelhouse and christine roman, cnn chief business correspondent. really great look for rich people to be involved in a match like this. whats going on here? >> bickering billionaires, and we have some of the worst in quality the united states has ever seen. not a great look. these guys have to be careful. there will be a backlash if they dont start reorienting their wealth and capabilities into something more worthwhile. >> what is musk doing? this isnt...

Coming year is stuff that congress has done in the last couple of years. >> so joe, jump in. >> so steve youre saying if congress hadnt busted the budget caps they put in place in 2011, we would be looking at deficit of $440 billion. ing instead of over $1 trillion? >> thats correct. the spending caps and the tax cut that they gave which mostly went to business and wealthy individuals. yeah. that is exactly right. >> when you have politicians -- there have been politicians, paul ryan said it him...

I want to show you how the deficit is a self-inflicted problem. we can show a chart that shows you that the deficit before congress got involved in all of this, over the last few years is going to be $440 billion in the coming fiscal year. which is obviously a significant amount of money. but in the last three years, weve done a number of things, first we have the famous tax bill, $290 billion of which only about 13% goes to the average american, the rest is for wealthy americans and business. w...

This adds anywhere between 1.5 and 2.2 trillion to the national debt. are you comfortable with that? >> well, im not comfortable with adding to the national debt ever. i think the numbers are lower. its about $440 billion over a decade. eventually it pays for itself. under every estimate, it varies which one you read, it speeds up growth. theres parts of this i like. a lot of it. i like doubling the standard deduction. i think that helps people at the bottom end. i like the expanded child tax cr...

Im ceo and co-founder of whos your landlord a web app helping renters find their next home. today in the u.s. the rental industry is booming. over 35% of us are renters and collectively we spend $440 billion on rent last year. over half are under the age of 30. two years ago after realizing there was a lack of transparency we launched the app. were partnered and paid partnerships with target and we have partnerships with several large landlord associations in philadelphia and d.c. and charge mem...

Relentless." >> hi. im ceo and co-founder of whos your landlord a web app helping renters find their next home. today in the u.s. the rental industry is booming. over 35% of us are renters and collectively we spend $440 billion on rent last year. over half are under the age of 30. two years ago after realizing there was a lack of transparency we launched the app. were partnered and paid partnerships with target and we have partnerships with several large landlord associations in philadelphia and...