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Washington, d.c. is more about the donors than meaningful policy or signs. and secondary, i would also say as we make this transition -- in montana, we've doubled our wind, quadrupled our solar and i fought back on 80 efforts to end renewable energy standards. we also have to recognize we can't leave communities behind. you have people that have spent their whole life powering this nation and democrats sound like they're part of the problem. so we need to make a transition. we can't wait another 35 years. we need to take immediate and durable steps but we also have to make sure to invest in th...

Important, in exchange, state and local governments promised $4 billion in tax create, road projects, utility costs, worker training, coming out to a cost of more than $315,000 per expected job. critics call it'd a coed it a c give away that would never result in the manufacturing jobs. the when and if they would see benefits from the deal, an analysis from the project says they would not generate profit for the state until 2042 at the ear earliest. according to the verge, the stay may not recoup any of that money until 2050 if ever. this is not the first time they have failed to follow throug...

Credits, road projects, utility costs, worker training, and other costs. but foxconn won't get any payouts until it follows through with construction and hiring. this is important for a reason i will mention later. walker says the potential $10 million investment will bring up to 13,000 jobs to the state. president trump said 15,000. it's 13,000. the top democrat in the state assembly says the project could cost the state nearly $4.5 million, nearly 50% more than the $3 million cited by walker. the representative said a memo from the state's non-partisan fiscal bureau said it will allocate fis...

>> that's a pretty good strategic outline of what the country needs. elizabeth elizabeth okay. i didn't want to interrupt you because you laid out three bullet points. the first one you said was taking a cut to entitlements, and i assume you're saying that's when critics say, look, he's going to be taking a knife to domestic programs that we need that includes science, social welfare programs, research programs, you have to pacify people who depend on those programs, so how do lawmakers going forward appease those people but also try to incorporate some of these suggestions from the president?...

Meeting of their minds there was and whether this president will go ahead and continue the strengthening of nato. i think there's a lot of questions out there. the one thing i like was perhaps overlap, this issue of worker training. the german apprenticeship programs. this might be an interesting way not just to finesse the trading debate but how do we make sure the workers can cope with the pressure of robotics and driverless vehicles. this is something germany and the united states could take the lead on perhaps this could be a center piece of the g20, which as you know the germans host this...