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1,229 workers. think about all the back paperwork if not just the money. workers for nasa, now they are owed $8,082 per worker. you know how many people work for nasa? 17,564. that equals a total of 140 million bucks. but perhaps the biggest group affected here is the department of homeland security. that matters. it has a total of 245,406 workers. thus far, $5,895 have not been paid out to them during this shutdown. and that equals a total of more than a billion dollars. >> it's all stuff that's not in the economy. all of these numbers are people who are not spending that money in some way, a...

Our greatest presidents all understood from washington to lincoln to jackson to teddy roosevelt, that america must have a strong, vibrant, independent manufacturing base. has to have it. president mckinley, who felt very, very strongly about this -- the country was very, very successful. we actually operated out of cash flow, if you can believe it. the protective tariff policy of the republicans, you says, has made the lives of our countrymen sweeter and brighter and brighter and brighter. it is the best for our citizenship and our civilization and opens up a higher and better destiny for our ...

Steel is a crucial element of america's national security and must be protected. after the signing of this proclamation, central aluminum in kentucky will be investing over $100 million to restart and upgrade their idled military grade high quality aluminum production, which is critically important to our national security. that is 150,000 additional tons of aluminum. think of it. this is a closed plant. now they're doing 150,000 tons. production and an additional 300 workers and ultimately many more hired in the great state of kentucky. a package of sometimes $90,000 per worker. our greatest ...

President? being more like a governor than president. getting everybody together, figure out a deal to get a company to come? >> score one for the president, no question. but it matters of course. the state of wisconsin, state assembly and house have to vote on it. yesterday i spoke to someone who hoped to call a special meeting in august. $3 billion is a lot of mrn. the fine print won't look at good as the big announcement but, of course, a big deal, without question. >> $230,000 per worker. >> if that's 13,000 jobs. >> a lot higher if dividing by 3,000 workers. >> but you -- i do think you h...

Cocktail of things that we can put together that could make the manufacturing profile for the united states more attractive and bring more americans back to work. now, the -- >> that's not what i'm saying. i'm just talking about these people here at carrier. i get your basket, your cocktail argument. we'll look for what you go forward with, what the details are in the regulations, and then we'll be able to make more sense of it. on this, sarah palin called it crony capitalism. you got mccarthy and ryan lining up and saying we're not going to put a tariff on companies that send jobs across the ...