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$2 trillion of what we're talking about lately and not connecting this to the rise of inflation, the increasing prices that consumers are seeing at the pump, the largest gas prices in california history at the pump right now. the last time there was a record high was 2012 when it was the obama administration again. yet they're not connecting this. so they're living in this just sort of fantasiland. but you have the federal reserve bank in san francisco today or this week come out and say these two are connected. the democrats $2 trillion covid relief bill passed earlier this year without any r...

Is something rightfully should be out there as a tool in the toolbox down the road, but it should not be considered at the present time. >> okay, you know it's expensive if the white house were to move forward. the deficit rose 27% last month to $867 billion, nearly a trillion dollars. i want to play what you said to my colleague kate baldwin a few weeks ago about the deficit and see if your opinion still holds. have a listen. >> i agree that the deficits are becoming a problem that is unsustainable. our national data at $23 trillion, at some point in time you run out of runway and that crisis...

Nevada, you look at what would likely happen in south carolina wherein people will shut down debate. but what i've heard from a lot of folks across the state of south carolina and now in new hampshire and other folks that have called me across this country is we need to have a concurrent debate on the republican side. democrats are having a vigorous debate. in many cases it entails more versus more. on the republican side why aren't we having a debate about the ideals that this party was originally formed on and what it stood for for a long time? why aren't we debating those things? i think it...

But this is in the midst of a potential downturn, which you call the risks of a recession uncomfortably high. is he highlighting one good thing? >> yeah, i think if you look forward the economies growth is going to be much slower. particularly manufacturing, the manufacturing industries are now pretty close to recession, right on the precipice. and it goes right back to that trade war. so, yeah, manufacturing has done pretty well up until now but looking forward the prospects nearly as good. >> we learned the budget deficit has widened to $867 billion just in this first half ois the eryear, so...

And enforcing transfer of technology. >> sandra: the editorial board at the "wall street journal" said they should be separate issues. to your point how can it not come up? two days of meetings with the chinese delegation. this is important as we finish up here. the president mentioned china 18 times in a speech to the american farm bureau federation two weeks ago offering assurances a deal will be reached. expectations are really high. >> don't forget. they signed into law the $867 billion farm bill. the administration is trying to respond to the farmers who are upset by the tariffs and they'...