er of the simpson plan. i think we need to reign in entitlement spending but i would public back and people are saying this is just democrats because president trump campaign ed on not cutting entitlements. he said to all his voters especially lower class said you paid into the system your whole life and you re going to be entitled and you ll get to keep it. now i m not thrilled with the medicare for all push because i think it s unrealistic. i don t think it s smart politic s looking at what s happened to us in 2016 when we fractured and fell apart losing by less than 80,000 votes. it s an important conversation to have about whether healthcare is a right and how much it should cost. it s too expensive, but this is not just a democrat problem. it s a washington problem. dagen: can washington ever tackle this debt, jonas? no that s why we got to get back to the hurricane talk because look yes if we were in balanced budget or even had debt that was half it used to be, we could pay f
it s the biggest ever. they re saying it s the biggest. it s historic. i will tell you this is historic. it s epic what happened. familiar trump but we typicay hear him referencing things like his election results. it strikes a different cord when it s used to describe a naturaldy stas ter. i keep hoping against hope that a new challenge will tease out a new trump and if he mallingers in the presidency long enough he ll meander in the direction of elconsequence, but tluch s hurricane talk and tweets were like his fair weather fare. he was obsessed with size, ladened with boats and laugh ished with discourt and size.
and recover from in devastating and historic storm. there s probably never been anything like this. this was of epic proportions. nobody has ever seen anything like this. it s the biggest ever. they re saying it s the biggest. it s historic. i will tell you this is historic. it s epic what happened. familiar trump but we typical hear him referencing things like his election results. it strikes a different cord when it s used to describe a naturaldy stas ter. i keep hoping against hope that a new challenge will tease out a new trump and if he mallingers in the presidency long enough he ll meander in the direction of elconsequence, but tluch s hurricane talk and tweets were like his fair weather fare.
hello again. what are we talking about here? in our terms, i guess, cyclone, we talk in hurricane talk around here. what are we looking at here and how can it move things around out there? it would be the equivalent of a category 3 and a lot of wind even with the hurricanes we face. there s indonesia, australia. sizable storm, strong storm. look at the last image. watch it. because you will see more orange, more yellow. that is an indication that this cyclone, severe tropical cyclone julian is still strengthening. in fact, here we are. take a look at the storm. the size of it. circulation of it. this is an area in the indian ocean where the winds quarterback erratic. you take this storm system, you put it just north of the investigation site and facing some not so good conditions by the time they get to midweek. why? it is moving to the south and
yet we re only pumping out 88 million barrels a day. eventually those numbers crisscross. even though you have a global slow down as far as the economy goes, you still have some form of emerging markets that are powerhouses, like china. when you look at countries like that, they consume more oil, the oil-based products. and as a result, it will inflate the price of oil. brenda: all right. jonas, you re down there in miami. what do you think? i call this hurricane talk. katrina knit a real estate boom. construction was good. you could see cranes everywhere. we can handle hurricanes now because the economy has 9% unemployment. we didn t have unemployment like that in 05. if you had to have hurricanes hitting at a certain time, you want to have it during a slow economy cause it won t launch gas or oil prices 20, 30% like it could happen with a serious katrina-size hurricane. i wouldn t worry about it at this point. brenda: but gary b, isn t this exactly the time that you don t need