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And what a busy news day we have you know there is Trump to arrangement syndrome that is unfolding before your eyes. If he saves eleven hundred jobs by doing what all 50 governors do every day. Oh it's got to be horrible.

There there's a disconnect in this country and look the single thing I think I'm most proud of in my life is the twenty years of real work that I have done and it is kept me fairly and I say fairly grounded and you've got these overpaid television host and radio host that don't seem to understand the plight of the forgotten men.

And in women in this election and you know how many times have I told you oh joining us in studio is governor Rick Perry of Texas joining us in studio is governor Abbott of Texas joining us in studio is governor Bobby Gendel of Louisiana joining us in studio is governor Rick Scott of Florida.

Well why would they appear all the time they were uphill here in New York and New Jersey and Pennsylvania and they were poaching big companies to move their facilities and their jobs down to their states incentivizing them with all types of tax breaks lower taxes less bureaucracy less regulation fewer issues involving unions etc.

Now this deal apparently is not been read I mean it's being called everything from economic fascism these people don't even know what it is.

Then and everything in between carrier is going to spend thirty five million dollar sixteen million alone revamping the plant in Indianapolis so they can continue the business that's going to be a lot more expensive.

So the first thing that started there in the nineteen fifties the only contribution or promise by Trump is that he is going to push to get his fifteen percent corporate tax rate and eliminate the specific regulations that is driving companies like carrier to get the hell out of the country.

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thinks that what going to be the first thing that's going to be the first thing that's going to be the first thing that's going to be the first thing that is going to be the first thing that really need to be the first thing that's going to be the price? And if you want to treat things and because it's assets, it's going that's going to be a crazy way of life because you have to take care of that little business. But I don't think it's going to be the first thing you get to buy other things that are going to be the first thing which is going to spare that little business. Because you get to buy it and you go buy it. And you try and get a reasonable price, а the best you get to buy it and you try and get a reasonable price, а the best unit, you want to pay as little as possible, just like you上 when you don't want to pay a fortune for a water heater, or a furnace, or any of the other things we homeowners deal with every single day is aBA.

quarter pound of a cheese or a whopper from Burger King. And if you're paying people

$15 minimum wage, no students are ever going to get a part-time job again. They'll probably

automate the making of these burgers and nobody's going to have a job. So, you know, all these things

begin to factor in here. But the reason these governors come up to New York constantly,

and the reason they've been successful in bringing business back to their states is because of

regulation, taxation, and a business climate that is conducive for them to make money. Because

there's no reason being in business if you're not going to make money. You got to make a profit

to stay in business. Unless, of course, you're the federal government. Those rules don't normally

apply. I was watching. So I know this all 50 governors in this country. Do what Indiana

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