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The Mark Simone Show

Mark Interviews Economist Steve Moore

The Mark Simone Show

iHeartRadio and Mark Simone

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4.3695 Ratings

🗓️ 20 October 2022

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Steve and Mark talked about what President Biden could do to lower gas prices besides tapping our strategic oil reserve. Biden must reopen pipelines and refineries.

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0:00.0

The Mark Simone Show on 710 W0R.

0:06.4

Well, Steve Moore, the brilliant economist, you should get his book, too, Govzilla, big bestseller, Govzilla, follow him on Twitter, and he runs the committee to unleash prosperity.

0:17.5

They put out a daily briefing, which is so informative, so good. You can get it for free.

0:21.7

It'll just come to your email. Just sign up. Go to the Committee to Unleash Prosperity.com.

0:28.0

Steve Moore, how you doing?

0:30.6

Hey, Mark, it was good to see you last night at our dinner with Fred Smith, the CEO FedEx,

0:36.5

who gave us some strong words of wisdom.

0:40.3

And so I'm doing well.

0:41.7

I don't know if the economy is doing so well, but I'm doing just five.

0:45.0

You know, Fred Smith is a genius, a brilliant guy, but he was telling us all kinds of things.

0:48.6

One is obviously they use some robotics to unload the trucks and all that, he said, but

0:53.0

a robot can't feel, can't tell

0:55.2

whether he's holding an egg or a brick. But he said they've got the technology. You're working

1:00.0

to where the robot will be able to feel and do all this stuff. What is that going to mean for the

1:03.8

future when you got that kind of robot army? What's going to do to productivity? Well, this was

1:10.6

one of the things that he talked about that I thought was kind of

1:13.6

disturbing when he was talking about, you know, he's been in, in, uh, he started FedEx, what, 40, 50 years

1:20.4

ago. And so he's, he's been ahead of that company for decades. He was the one of the great

1:25.1

entrepreneurs of all time. Uh, What did he say? His like

1:28.7

the hundreds of thousands of employees and, oh no, he said 700,000 employees. Yeah. And something like

1:36.8

$100 billion in revenues. It's one of the most successful companies ever. And one of the things

1:41.2

he said was, you know, he's seeing a decline in productivity of workers today because they're just not, they're showing up not ready for the job.

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