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October 24, 2022
You know, are you going to continue to play kissy face? they we know that they are screwing us. >> steve: that is what its all about, george, having money for a rainy day. >> absolutely. we found 36% of americans cant cover a $400 emergency. what do they turn to, steve, a credit card and a plastic crutch with 22% interest rate and americans or $887 billion in credit card debt. that is half of the student loan debt and everyone started going "i will never go into debt but use it to build my score...
April 28, 2017
Value these protected areas give back to the nation, were on the winning side there, too. you know our outdoor industrial loan is responsible for $887 billion, so that we contribute to the national economy. our industry creates 7.6 million jobs. way more than the fossil fuel industry. >> im out of time, guys. guy,s how long can you resist? >> were organizing around the cluck. i mean the president has released the victim of the office, the victims of -- >> as long as hes in office -- >> we will k...
June 8, 2012
Public sector, rebuild their jobs. >> yeah, more government spending. that is novel approach. i wonder if that has been tried before. >> it has been and it works. >> yeah right. in greece and in spain and -- >> in the united states. >> government spending. yeah you can prop up those government jobs on a state and local level for a while, by spending, you know, $887 billion or whatever it is that we spent last time around. but then you have to do it again every year. that is the problem with that...
October 7, 2011
Cut next year, yes, that would improve their pro prospects for growth, for hiring and it would have a strong impact. jon: we spent $887 billion in the first stimulus office. the best results came in the third quarter of 2010 when it helped create somewhere between two on the low-end, 2 million and 5.2 million jobs on the high-end. are you satisfied with that first stimulus program? and do you really think this american jobs act proposal is going to work? >> absolutely. of course wed like things ...