Timing of this move as President Biden may want to keep may want to keep his unpopular green Energy Agenda out of the mind of some voters right now. Econ panel, Dan Greenhaus and steve moore. Great to see you both on this iowa monday. Steve, i mean the timing is pretty interesting. If the president thought it was unpopular, didnt want to highlight this to voters in his reelection, in his next bid for the white house, perhaps he doesnt want to highlight this, the cost of kerry staff, 4. 3 million in salaries each year, it has been revealed according to the boston herald. Highest in the salary list, almost 200,000 a year, median salary, 170,000 per year. I cant imagine taxpayers who are already inundated with a lot higher inflation and a lot higher taxes are gonna want to
kind of stove i have in my kitchen. sandra: you can say that again, and the government picking winners and losers, a lot of american voters are not too pleased to see that happening either. perhaps also this headline would make sense as well for the timing of all this. the white house is refusing to say how much this potential billion dollar climate program could be costing taxpayers. they have been asked about it, dan. and they won t reveal the exact cost of all of it. that s telling. listen, the general idea for all the proposals is more, you think they are going to cost a billion, they cost 2 billion. you think 10 billion, or don t say at all in some cases. sandra: you ll find out later. on balance when you look at surveys, americans are generally in favor of the concept of an energy transition, but are not in favor of not in favor at the speed the government wants, or the speed the government is implementing, and that
at all on climate change is china and john kerry says we have to deal with china. no he doesn t. sandra: interesting pitch in the middle of an arctic blast. i think steve s point on china is exactly right. you can do everything you want as the united states to try to curb emissions. if you don t have china participating, if you don t have china participating, none is going to matter. sandra: all really interesting stuff. see where it goes. and we ll also see where the economy falls tonight in iowa, as we look at fox news voter analysis and how big of a priority to voters on the ground there. thanks to both of you, dan, steve. john: faa set to keep a closer eye on boeing after the scary alaska air blowout. is more oversight needed? sandra: plus a brewing border battle between texas and the white house. can governor abbott block federal agents from the border? the supreme court may soon weigh in. i m a guy who lost a bet.
timing of this move as president biden may want to keep may want to keep his unpopular green energy agenda out of the mind of some voters right now. econ panel, dan greenhaus and steve moore. great to see you both on this iowa monday. steve, i mean the timing is pretty interesting. if the president thought it was unpopular, didn t want to highlight this to voters in his re-election, in his next bid for the white house, perhaps he doesn t want to highlight this, the cost of kerry staff, 4.3 million in salaries each year, it has been revealed according to the boston herald. highest in the salary list, almost $200,000 a year, median salary, 170,000 per year. i can t imagine taxpayers who are already inundated with a lot higher inflation and a lot higher taxes are gonna want to
be million dollars in your 401(k) and retirement plan is a good goal. but how far does that get you these days? not too far, unfortunately. a million dollars was everyone s aspiration. two things, one, the idea of retiring at 65 does not exist anymore, and the idea of when you have a million dollars at 65 that it s good for ten years doesn t sound like oh, my god, that s going to be what helps me where i need to go. and i think partly, one, everything is too damn expensive, from home ownership to healthcare, but also you are taking care of your kids, you know, longer and longer, you know, even healthcare, age 26 it went to at one point. so it just seems that everything creeps up around you. sandra: pop the map up, dan, thoughts on this, how far does a million dollars go where you live. some would last the longest in mississippi and shortest in hawaii, don t retire to hawaii.