Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the Noose Bend News Wednesday, March 31st, 2021. Stand up for your country.

A lot tell you about on a border in particular. We've done some investigating down there.

I think you're going to want to hear what we've come up with. So the president's schedule today was nothing other than traveling to Pittsburgh for an address on Bill back better, which means spend more money.

I don't want to be cynical about it, but it's essentially a huge government-funded infrastructure program that does a little bit more than roads and bridges.

It provides, and I don't know whether this is going to get through. Remember, this has to be okay by Congress, but it provides free pre-K, universal free pre-K, free community college.

You know, a lot of stuff has nothing to do with infrastructure and it has a lot to do with socialism. You can make an argument that pre-K for poor people working class people might be a tax write-off. I think I'd probably do it that way.

Free community college, no. It's already very low. And if you can't cut that, you can't cut it. I'm sorry, it'd be callous, but we don't live in a socialist country yet.

So Mr. Biden is there and his vision and his remarks are, don't worry about the economy, even though I'm going to raise taxes all over the place on corporations and African-American. Don't worry.

Because we're going to create so many more jobs that all of this is going to benefit America big time. He said pretty much the same thing on January 27th of this year when he shut down the XL pipeline will take.

We're also going to create more than a quarter million jobs to do things like plug the millions of abandoned oil and gas wells that pose an ongoing threat to the health and safety of our communities. They're abandoned wells. They're open now.

And we're going to put people to work. We're not going to lose jobs in these areas. We're going to create jobs.

All right, so I asked my crack staff and they are a very excellent staff. Can you find me one, just one job that's been created by the Biden administration, right, federally directed job in this area.

We can't.

So that was January 27th. It's now March 31st, not one and thousands of people have lost their jobs because the pipeline has been shut down.

So when he tells you the president tells you you have to be a little skeptical because the public sector that is federal government state government very rarely create jobs.

Very rarely. And I don't even know if there's any mechanism for people to work in the green energy industry through the federal government.

I don't know of it. It exists. Let me know if you know. Please tell me.

So all of this is like blowing smoke at this point. All right.

Now, the proposal, as I mentioned, as a whole bunch of stuff in it, we assume once it gets to the Senate and then a debate in the House, it'll come down a little bit from 4 trillion into, I guess, 3 trillion.

That makes 5 trillion with the COVID spending and, you know, they don't have the money.

So Joe Manchin, the senator of West Virginia is a swing vote because Manchin is basically a conservative Democrat or a moderate Democrat.

He doesn't like a lot of this radical socialists of stuff. So what did Joe Biden do, President Biden do as far as Joe Manchin is concerned?

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