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The japanese companies have announced investments in the united states worth more than $8,000,017,0 $8 billion, and 17,000 jobs. [ inaudible ] japanese manufactures, toyota and mazda announced they'll be opening a new plant in the united states creating more jobs. we signed an agreement to enhance our infrastructure developments and increase access and affordability, and from japan, we traveled to another kia american ally in asia, the republic of korea, my official state visit to south korea was the first by an american

Muslims, and that's why what you're seeing today will be more of a gesture than it will to produce any tangible impact in fighting terrorism. really quickly, i think what you saw and where this deal is more transactional, is because both the saudi king used very harsh words against the iranian government and president trump echoed those very strong words against iran. what you're seeing here is a deal being forged. the saudis, the gulf countries, are willing to invest heavily in the united states, throw out these red carpet galas and what have you and give the president of the united states a ...

Stories like the tortoise and the hare, green eggs and ham or charlie and the chocolate factory. are you familiar with the belt and road? probably not. it's new, part of a series of english language videos from china daily, a state-run news website. the "new york times" wrote about the effort this week. these videos ostensibly for children describe china's great infrastructure and diplomatic push. its so-called one belt, one road initiative. that's the plan to connect china with the rest of the world with a 21st century version of the ancient silk road. the videos are called belt and roadbedti...

That part was missed because we got too much in the way of politics, determining what our stimulus program was and we lost the chance to do a lot of things i think would dramatically improve the economy. >> what would dramatically improve the economy? >> i would absolutely increase the amount of what we call infrastructure. infrastructure at least if you're spending money you have something to show for it. on top of that it improves the efficiency of the economy. when we built the interstate highway system the rate of growth of the economy jumped between 2% and 3% a year. we have a huge need f...

I think the original recovery act was badly structured and it is true that the infrastructure developments are the best job producers. two-thirds of the money went to the wrong place to support the public service unions, sort of support people incomes and instead of going into infrastructure they are way late on this and i think still overwhelmed by the decline in the economy and the rest of the economy and the whole country is now really consumed. you're looking at almost 1 in every 5 families who has either somebody who is unemployed or that is going to have a huge impact. it's all going to ...