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Thousands of steel jobs in the last 20 years, 30 years. and we can only produce today, in this country, 80% of what our country needs. we are already importing 20% of our domestic needs as far as steel is concerned. griff: let me ask you, mark, this all comes down to all the economists saying its going to hurt the economy. president trump is saying, listen, even at the behealth of republican leaders, he believes this is a good idea. what do you think will be the net impact on the economy. >> fir...

Reduction money, the kind of things they expected to bring premiums down more sharply. and so i think, you know, the senate republicans are a little disappointed by that. its essentially the same coverage, but to my eye, you know, the core of this remains the medicaid reforms. those are reforms that i believe anyone who looks at the budget knows are inevitable. they might not be these reforms but well reform medicaid and they have to stand behind the net impact of better economic policy, lower e...

Of them. one of them was health care. soon after that, the speaker took to the floor to talk about the small business situation and cms numbers. take a listen. >> as you do, keep in mind that the white house promise that this law would bring down health insurance premiums by some $2,000 per family. instead, according to the administrations own bookkeepers, premiums will go up for two out of three small businesses in our country. >> the fact is the net impact, we believe, will be positive, and th...

That is some buying and some holding of treasuries. right now, as you pointed out, as we discussed earlier, we dont think the markets -- the credit markets are going to respond directly. at least in these nations and certainly not in japan. what we do perceive, though, thats going to happen is the net benefactor of all of this is that china and chinas ability to finance its own operations, really without recourse, without these sorts of issues, i think, is raem really becoming obvious. the net i...

Six out of six. women are not voting on contraception. they are voting on the economy on healthcare, on jobs and gas prices. if the democrats want to have this war on women strategy by all means. if he wants to waste this fight over contraception i cant wait until inauguration day. megyn: if the women care about all those issues and the president has been struggling on some of the issues in terms of disapproval on healthcare, gas prices and so on, then why are the numbers so in his favor, obamas...

Been laid off from those financial games. they know when those corporations take over their countries. >> this is what ross writes about this. but neither was romney the henry ford-esque job creator hes tried to play on the campaign trail. he served his investors not his employees and his goal was to make an uncompetitive company competitive even if that required cutting paychecks and shuttering plants along the way. whats more, bain found a way to reap profits even when the overhaul failed and ...

new orleans and baton rouge would be saved. also mirroring arizona, the second state with some stiff immigration laws. the governor nathan beale signed that law yesterday. the author will be here with me in the studio live and also someone whos against it. you want to hear the conversation. also another conversation youll be interested to hear, a rare interview with hank aaron, talking about baseball, how its letting down the black community. also talking about who the real home ru...

Process. >> dan, youve got six banks that control, what, 50, 60 -- >> 70%. >> 70% of the u.s. economy. what do you think the net impact would be on wall street and the world if bank of america filed for bankruptcy tomorrow in. >> if there was -- if you had -- >> point that out. >> hold on, joe. if you had an orderly bankruptcy process. why did it work in wamu, going through an orderly bankruptcy process. size is not a factor here. youve had institutions like long-term capital management in the 9...

Authored by the administration itself. >> why wouldnt they look at the law? >> it wascrust requested and highlighted by republicans, narrowly looking at one provision. the fact is the net impact, we believe, will be positive, and the report itself clearly states several times its results are incomplete and overstated. >> carney noted other studies have looked at the law as a whole and found the impact on premiums will be minimal while the benefits will be strong. >> ed henry live on the north la...

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