Speaker 1: All right, thanks tout. Shown an hour two Sean Hannity
Speaker 1: Show told free art number is eight hundred and nine
Speaker 1: four one, Shawn, if you want to be a part
Speaker 1: of the program, Great Peace, Wall Street Journal, Scott Peasant,
Speaker 1: Treasury Secretary. And he really really goes way deep in
Speaker 1: the paint in describing the president's views on the economy
Speaker 1: and how the Republican Party has now emerged, and how
Speaker 1: he calls it an economic rebalancing and a restoration of
Speaker 1: America in the past in which you know, the rich
Speaker 1: Wood benefit, and how the Republican Party is now becoming
Speaker 1: the party of working men and women while the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party caters to coastal elites in California, New York, DC,
Speaker 1: in Illinois and New Jersey. But and anyway, he pointed
Speaker 1: out what a mistake it was, and referred to an economist,
Speaker 1: David author is his name, and how uneven the uneven
Speaker 1: affects of trade liberalization. Three point seven million Americans lost
Speaker 1: their jobs as a result, and offshore production to China
Speaker 1: accounted for fifty nine point three percent of US manufacturing
Speaker 1: job losses, and most of these workers entered long term unemployment.
Speaker 1: And then he talked about for example, how liberals have
Speaker 1: always argued for wealth redistribution and handouts to compensate quote
Speaker 1: the losers of this strategy that is, as he says,
Speaker 1: failed miserably. And he went on to make the case
Speaker 1: about why America has to take this stand against getting
Speaker 1: ripped off and frankly abused by friend and foe alike
Speaker 1: and reducing and giving countries the option free and fair
Speaker 1: trade or telling countries they'll be reciprocal terriffs. And he
Speaker 1: talked about supply chain issues. We saw this during the
Speaker 1: COVID pandemic and the President even saying that we can
Speaker 1: no longer we must manufacture our pharmaceuticals here. Then he
Speaker 1: talked about the various you know, plans that the president
Speaker 1: has in place. One is the tariff issue. Two is
Speaker 1: obviously the president's tax cuts. That's a reconciliation bill that
Speaker 1: we expect, hopefully will be completed by the fourth of July.
Speaker 1: It can't be done soon enough. And what he pointed
Speaker 1: out is during the President's first term, the bottom fifty
Speaker 1: percent of households saw their net worth increase faster than
Speaker 1: the top ten percent. And the Trump tax cuts would
Speaker 1: cost a median income family with two children more than
Speaker 1: four thousand dollars in take home pay. It's got to
Speaker 1: be passed. And the President, you know, taking it to
Speaker 1: the next step by saying that he's gonna not tax tips,
Speaker 1: social security or overtime. Again, good for working man and women,
Speaker 1: the people that make this country great. And another component
Speaker 1: of it is deregulating the economy, not only to build homes, fasters, factories,
Speaker 1: faster semiconductors, power plants, AI data centers, chip centers, technologies
Speaker 1: of the future, reawakening our industrial capacity in this country.
Speaker 1: And that came up in the conversation with the Prime
Speaker 1: Minister of Canada today. Now, the last leg of this
Speaker 1: stool is going to be energy dominance, which the President
Speaker 1: has already put in place with his call for an
Speaker 1: emergency Declaration on energy and getting rid of the burdensome
Speaker 1: regulations that the Biden error brought to us that cost
Speaker 1: us a fortune. And anyway, energy dominance will bring in
Speaker 1: massive amounts of money for the American economy. However, first
Speaker 1: things first, and one of the most important parts of
Speaker 1: this the President cannot do on his own. He needs
Speaker 1: the help of Congress. Now it's an arcane, bizarre Senate
Speaker 1: rule where you can bypass cloture. It's called reconciliation. We've
Speaker 1: gone over it in detail. I won't bore you again.
Speaker 1: But rather than needing sixty votes, using the reconciliation process,
Speaker 1: which was used for the Inflation Reduction Act Obamacare, for example,
Speaker 1: when it's issues involving spending and taxes, the president can
Speaker 1: accomplish his agenda without having to wait till October first,
Speaker 1: the next fiscal year, and get us out at least
Speaker 1: the beginning of getting us out of the Biden economy. Now,
Speaker 1: Jason Smith, who is a very important piece of this puzzle,
Speaker 1: Jason Smith is you know, of Missouri, is leading this
Speaker 1: effort in the House to make sure we don't fail
Speaker 1: on this run. Here's what he said on Fox New Sunday.
Speaker 2: Failure is simply not an option. Will it be bumpy, Shannon,
Speaker 2: It absolutely is. This is the House of Representatives. But
Speaker 2: when we get the job done, we absolutely will Failure's
Speaker 2: not an option. If we don't, Shannon, every single American
Speaker 2: will face on average, a twenty two percent tax increase.
Speaker 2: This is the last thing that they need after the
Speaker 2: last four years of the Biden administration where they had
Speaker 2: an inflation tax all right.
Speaker 1: Joining us now is Jason Smith, the Missouri who is
Speaker 1: spearheading a lot of this effort to get this one big,
Speaker 1: beautiful bill done and hopefully done by the fourth of July. Sir,
Speaker 1: welcome back to the program. How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm doing great. It's always great to be with you, Sean.
Speaker 1: I understand the slim majorities in the House and Senate.
Speaker 1: I understand the problems associated with the reconciliation process, and
Speaker 1: that means that the House has to work closely with
Speaker 1: the Senate and the Senate parliamentarian. But I do believe
Speaker 1: that a lot of the President's goals that he's laid
Speaker 1: forth here can be achieved as long as Republicans understand
Speaker 1: that not everyone's going to get everything that they want.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right, and my colleague, Sean, is that everyone's
Speaker 2: going to have to give and take. We know what
Speaker 2: seventy seven million Americans spoke loud and clear when they
Speaker 2: elected President Trump, and President Trump was crystal clear Sean
Speaker 2: on the campaign trail that he wanted to make permanent
Speaker 2: his expiring twenty seventeen tax cuts, and he wanted to
Speaker 2: also provide additional relief to working families such as no
Speaker 2: tax on tips, no tax from overtime. Then he wanted
Speaker 2: to provide tax relief for seniors. These are all things
Speaker 2: that the President's been very clear on and Congress is
Speaker 2: going to deliver on it, and we'll get the job done,
Speaker 2: even with the narrow margins, but we'll get it done.
Speaker 1: One of the big sticking points is the state and
Speaker 1: local tax deduction, which I guess the vernacular commonly known
Speaker 1: as sault deductions. And there was a limit, I believe,
Speaker 1: of ten thousand dollars, and a lot of blue state
Speaker 1: Republicans are pushing very, very hard to dramatically raise that level.
Speaker 1: Now during Trump's first term, I ended up paying more
Speaker 1: in taxes because that deduction was I believe rightly taken
Speaker 1: away from me. Because I believe that it rewards states
Speaker 1: for electing big taxes spend liberals and putting massive taxes
Speaker 1: on local and state income for example, and other taxes,
Speaker 1: and if you make a deductible, you're only rewarding electing
Speaker 1: the wrong people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's been a huge, huge point of contention throughout
Speaker 2: this process. Of course, the Republican members of Congress from California,
Speaker 2: New York, and New Jersey in particular, this is a
Speaker 2: very sensitive issue. They feel like the ten thousand dollars
Speaker 2: cap that was put in place in the twenty seventeen
Speaker 2: tax cuts is not big enough. But what we also
Speaker 2: are dealing with in the House of Representative Sean, is
Speaker 2: that there's some members in our conference that doesn't believe
Speaker 2: you should even be able to deduct one dollar, and
Speaker 2: so trying to thread that needle where we can have
Speaker 2: only lose three people to ultimately pass this bill is
Speaker 2: it's a balancing approach, and we're going to have to
Speaker 2: think outside of the box to get this done.
Speaker 1: So the numbers that I've heard bannered about are raising
Speaker 1: it from ten thousand to thirty thousand or fifty thousand,
Speaker 1: and then some pushing as high as one hundred thousand,
Speaker 1: sixty thousand another number I've heard. Those are the numbers
Speaker 1: I've heard. Do you expect that it will go up,
Speaker 1: but maybe not as much as some people want, So I.
Speaker 2: Believe everyone's going to be unhappy, Sean. That's hugely how
Speaker 2: it's probably going to end up. But the ten thousand
Speaker 2: dollars cap is not something that is satisfactory with those
Speaker 2: members from California, New York, and New Jersey and we
Speaker 2: can't lose those members, but they have to have a
Speaker 2: realistic number, and that's what we're trying to balance and
Speaker 2: thread that needle to have the right number. I would
Speaker 2: love for those members to be able to say that
Speaker 2: such a large percentage of their people are covered by
Speaker 2: doing this.
Speaker 1: So, in other words, get to a number where say,
Speaker 1: median income tax earners would be covered and they would
Speaker 1: have the deduction, but not high net worth individuals.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. I think it's super important that this tax bill
Speaker 2: is reflective of the people who sent us to Washington.
Speaker 2: And the people who sent us to Washington are working
Speaker 2: class Americans who just want government out of their life.
Speaker 2: They want to play kay less taxes. You know, the
Speaker 2: average salt deduction in my state, in my congressional district
Speaker 2: is just over twelve hundred dollars, just over time, because
Speaker 2: we're a low taxing state.
Speaker 1: Of course, by the way, does that include property taxes too?
Speaker 3: Or no? It does? It does.
Speaker 2: Missouri is nice and it's a great place to live
Speaker 2: and do business.
Speaker 1: So salt covers property taxes, that's not something I know.
Speaker 2: It does. State and local tax is income and property.
Speaker 1: Got it, well, I mean it seems to me that
Speaker 1: there's going to be some increase in the deduct in
Speaker 1: the deduction. Uh. And then it seems like the mathematical
Speaker 1: formula will will kind of center around middle income Americans
Speaker 1: in these states, so that these congressmen and women can
Speaker 1: go back and say, I got your assault deduction back.
Speaker 2: Exactly. It has to be a very good point for
Speaker 2: these members, but also a tolerable point for the members
Speaker 2: from Texas and Florida who don't have a state income
Speaker 2: tax and and don't really lize the salt deduction nearly
Speaker 2: as high. But you know, this is just one of
Speaker 2: the numerous issues, like if you look at the IRA,
Speaker 2: another another item, you have thirty five members who sent
Speaker 2: me a letter last week wanting to repel the IRA
Speaker 2: immediately by the roots. And then I had twenty five
Speaker 2: different members sit me a letter saying use a scalpool
Speaker 2: approach at the IRA. So this is this is all
Speaker 2: part of it. And there's hundreds of billions of dollars
Speaker 2: in the Inflation Reduction Act that went to woke elites
Speaker 2: that we can use to pay for the President's priorities
Speaker 2: for working class families and seniors.
Speaker 1: All right, quick break, right, back more with Congressman Jason
Speaker 1: Smith of Missouri's in the House. He's spearheading this effort
Speaker 1: to get this one big beautiful bill done by July fourth.
Speaker 1: More on the details of this on the other side,
Speaker 1: and will have passed. And then the Oval Office gaggle
Speaker 1: with the Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney fascinating. Will play
Speaker 1: that for you, and John Solomon is breaking news straight ahead.
Speaker 3: He's not a.
Speaker 4: Great golfer, he's a mediocre tennis player, but he's pretty
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Speaker 1: We continue now with Chairman Jason Smith, the Missouri. He
Speaker 1: is spearheading the effort to get this one big, beautiful
Speaker 1: bill done by July fourth. What are the other contentious
Speaker 1: issues that you're dealing with. Where do you see the
Speaker 1: biggest fights coming down?
Speaker 2: So another important priority in the House is to cut spending,
Speaker 2: and so you're looking at a lot of the discussions
Speaker 2: right now of how much spending can we cut from
Speaker 2: this current proposal and what's tolerated by some of the
Speaker 2: members who do not like to cut spending. But there's
Speaker 2: ways that you can save revenues from work requirements on
Speaker 2: different different programs to correcting the inefficiencies, like, for example,
Speaker 2: if we require a social Security number for the child
Speaker 2: tax credit in the tax code for the child and
Speaker 2: the parents, that can save over thirty billion dollars, so
Speaker 2: that it's going to US citizens, not illegal.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, So, but this one big, beautiful bill.
Speaker 1: It would do a lot of things. It would give
Speaker 1: the Department of Homeland Security and Christy Noman Tom Homan
Speaker 1: the moneies that they need to secure our border, my understanding,
Speaker 1: would help with energy dominance and the President's plan to
Speaker 1: expeditiously move those projects forward. It would deal with everything
Speaker 1: involved in the economy. It would make the tax cuts permanent,
Speaker 1: also adding no tax on tip, social Security, and over time.
Speaker 1: It would also alloc money and resources for national security purposes. Defense.
Speaker 1: What am I missing?
Speaker 2: No, you covered it all very well, Sean. This is
Speaker 2: a gift to America where they can keep more of
Speaker 2: their money and not send it to the government. They
Speaker 2: can make sure that their border is protected, their homeland
Speaker 2: is protected, that they can make sure that we're unleashing
Speaker 2: our energy and reducing regulations. This is something that would
Speaker 2: be amazing for the President to sign into law on
Speaker 2: the fourth of July. And this would be a great
Speaker 2: gift going into the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary for
Speaker 2: our country.
Speaker 1: What are the odds that's going to be done by
Speaker 1: the last.
Speaker 2: Question, I think we have a really good shot. You know,
Speaker 2: we're days away from getting this bill on the floor
Speaker 2: in the House of Representatives and then popping it over
Speaker 2: to the Senate. The House and Senate and the White
Speaker 2: House has been working hands and gloves throughout this process
Speaker 2: to make sure that we're all on the same page
Speaker 2: and we're going to be able to deliver it. And
Speaker 2: I think July fourth is very very realistic.
Speaker 1: All right, Jason Smith, keep us up to speed. We
Speaker 1: appreciate it. Congressman, thank you so much for your time
Speaker 1: as always. All right, So earlier today, by the way,
Speaker 1: at the top of the hour, we do have breaking
Speaker 1: news with John Solomon. Obviously, Canada is a big part
Speaker 1: of it, China is a big part of it. But
Speaker 1: more importantly, this was fascinating today watching the President with
Speaker 1: the new Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney. Now, by
Speaker 1: the way, he fashioned himself as a Canadian first or
Speaker 1: Canada first politician, and if you look at his background,
Speaker 1: he is a radical leftist who led the net zero
Speaker 1: campaign to phase out oil, gas and coal, champion globalism
Speaker 1: at the UN to cry to his country's you know,
Speaker 1: truckers that were protesting over the mandates. The COVID mandates,
Speaker 1: as an arch Is called its edition, even wanted to
Speaker 1: prosecute Americans if they would send money to the truckers.
Speaker 1: At the time, we covered that story extensively. But he's
Speaker 1: a radical, so the President brought him in kind of
Speaker 1: schooled him.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: The only thing he fought back on it will never
Speaker 1: be the fifty first state President. Trump vansays, never say never.
Speaker 1: But this was just an interesting dynamic and very different
Speaker 1: from Little Justin, and I think it actually was very
Speaker 1: net positive all the way around. But listen to the interaction.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, everybody. It's a great honor to
Speaker 3: have Prime Minister Mark Karney with us. As you know,
Speaker 3: just a few days ago, he won a very big
Speaker 3: election in Canada, and I think I was probably the
Speaker 3: greatest thing that happened to him. But I can't take vote.
Speaker 3: His party was losing by a lot, he ended up winning,
Speaker 3: so I really want to congratulate it. Probably one of
Speaker 3: the greatest comebacks in the history of politics, maybe even
Speaker 3: greater than mine. But I want to just congratulate you
Speaker 3: rose a great election. Actually we were watching it with interest,
Speaker 3: and I think Canada chose a very talented person a
Speaker 3: very good person. As we spoke before the election quite
Speaker 3: a few times, and it's an honor to have you
Speaker 3: at the White House and the Oval Office, and you
Speaker 3: see the new and improved Oval Office as it becomes
Speaker 3: more and more beautiful with love, we handle it with
Speaker 3: great love and twenty four carra goal that always helps too.
Speaker 3: But it's been a lot of fun going over some
Speaker 3: of the beautiful pictures that were stored in the vaults
Speaker 3: that were for many many years, in some cases over
Speaker 3: one hundred years. They was stored in vaults of the
Speaker 3: great presidents who are almost great presidents, all having a
Speaker 3: reason for being up, every one of them. So it's
Speaker 3: very interesting. But I just want to congratulate you, and
Speaker 3: we're in a really great race. I watched the debate.
Speaker 3: I thought you were excellent, and I think we have
Speaker 3: a lot of things income and we have some tough
Speaker 3: points to go over and that'll be fine. We'll then
Speaker 3: also be discussing Ukraine Russia the war, because Mark once
Speaker 3: it ended as quickly as I do, I think it
Speaker 3: has to end. We had some very good news last night.
Speaker 3: The uties have announced that they are not or they've
Speaker 3: announced to us at least that they don't want to
Speaker 3: fight anymore. They just don't want to fight, and we
Speaker 3: will honor that and we will we will stop the
Speaker 3: bombings and they have capitulated. But more importantly, they we
Speaker 3: will take their word. They say they will not be
Speaker 3: blowing up ships anymore, and that's what the purpose of
Speaker 3: what we were doing. So that's just news. We just
Speaker 3: found out about that. So I think that's very very positive.
Speaker 3: They were. They were knocking out a lot of ships going,
Speaker 3: as you know, sailing beautifully down the various seas. It
Speaker 3: wasn't just the Canal, it was a lot of other places.
Speaker 3: And I will accept their word, and we are going
Speaker 3: to stop the bombing of the Bhuti's effective immediately. We'll
Speaker 3: have maybe before we're going to as you know, the
Speaker 3: Middle East, Saudi Arabia, We're going to Uee and Qatar,
Speaker 3: and that'll be I guess Monday night. Some of you
Speaker 3: are coming with us. I think before then, we're gonna
Speaker 3: have a very very big announcement to make like as
Speaker 3: big as it gets. And I won't tell you on what,
Speaker 3: but it's gonna be and it's very positive. I'd also
Speaker 3: I tell you if it was negative or positive. I
Speaker 3: can't keep that up. It is really really positive. And
Speaker 3: that announcement will be made either Thursday or Friday or
Speaker 3: Monday before we leave, but it'll be one of the
Speaker 3: most important announcements that have been made in many years
Speaker 3: about a certain subject, very important subject. So you'll all
Speaker 3: be here, Mark, would you like to say a few words.
Speaker 5: Thank you, miss Bent. I'm on the edge of my
Speaker 5: seat actually, but thank you for your hospitality and a
Speaker 5: and above all for for your leadership. You're your transformational president.
Speaker 3: UH.
Speaker 5: The focus on the economy with a relentless focus on
Speaker 5: the American worker, UH, securing your borders, providing ending the
Speaker 5: scourge of fentanyl and other opioids, and and securing the world.
Speaker 5: And I've been elected UH with with my colleagues here,
Speaker 5: with the help of my colleagues here, I'm gonna spread
Speaker 5: spread the UH the credit UH to transform Canada with
Speaker 5: a similar focus on the economy, securing our borders, UH
Speaker 5: again on fentanyl, UH, much greater focus on defense and security,
Speaker 5: securing the Arctic, and developing the Arctic. And you know
Speaker 5: the history of Canada and the US is we're stronger
Speaker 5: when we work together. And there's many opportunities to work
Speaker 5: together and I look forward to, you know, addressing some
Speaker 5: of those issues that we have, but also finding those
Speaker 5: areas of mutual cooperation so we can go forward.
Speaker 3: Very nice, thank you, Sorry, nice statement anybody. No, it
Speaker 3: was actually very effective, and it's still very effective. But
Speaker 3: people have to follow it, so you know, that's been
Speaker 3: a problem. People haven't followed it. But it was a
Speaker 3: transitional step a little bit, and as you know, it
Speaker 3: terminates fairly shortly, it gets renegotiated very shortly. But I
Speaker 3: thought it was a very positive step from NAFTA and
Speaker 3: after was the worst trade deal in the history of
Speaker 3: our country, probably in the history of the world. And
Speaker 3: this was a transitional deal, and we'll see what happens.
Speaker 3: You know, we're going to be starting to possibly renegotiate
Speaker 3: that if it's even necessary. I don't know that it's
Speaker 3: necessary anymore. But it served a very good purpose, and
Speaker 3: the biggest purpose it served as we got rid of NAFTA.
Speaker 3: NAFTA was a very unfair deal for the United States.
Speaker 3: It's a very very terrible deal. It should have never
Speaker 3: been made. It was made many years ago, but it
Speaker 3: should have never been made the United States. I would
Speaker 3: I would love that. Look I have a lot of
Speaker 3: respect for this man. And I watched him come up
Speaker 3: and essential through the ranks when he wasn't given much
Speaker 3: of a chance, and he did. He ran a really
Speaker 3: great That might hurt you, but no, he ran a
Speaker 3: really great election. I thought, And yeah, something could happen,
Speaker 3: Something could happen. Yeah, please have the top concession went
Speaker 3: out of Canada, the top session out of the concession.
Speaker 3: Friendships just I just we're going to be friends with Canada,
Speaker 3: regardless of anything. We're going to be friends with Canada.
Speaker 3: Canada is a very special place to make. I know
Speaker 3: so many people that live in Canada. My parents had
Speaker 3: relatives that lived in Canada, my mother in particular. And no,
Speaker 3: I love Canada a lot of I have a lot
Speaker 3: of respect for the Canadians. Wing Gretzky. I mean, how
Speaker 3: the great one. You happen to have a very very
Speaker 3: good hockey player right here on the capitals who I
Speaker 3: have a lot of is he is a big tough
Speaker 3: cookie too. It just broke the record and he's a
Speaker 3: great guy. And uh, you know, we had the we
Speaker 3: had the team here and I got to know a
Speaker 3: lot of the players. But now, Canada is a very
Speaker 3: special place. Yeah, please allowed to get here. Responsible too,
Speaker 3: As the President of US said, canadis the first day. No, no,
Speaker 3: well I still believe that. But but you know, it
Speaker 3: takes two to tango, right, But no, I do. I mean,
Speaker 3: I believe it would be a massive tax cut for
Speaker 3: the Canadian citizens. Uh, you get free military, you get
Speaker 3: tremendous medical cares and other things. There would be a
Speaker 3: lot of advantages, but it would be it would be
Speaker 3: a massive tax cut, and it's also a beautiful you know,
Speaker 3: as a real estate develop you know, I'm a real
Speaker 3: estate developer at heart. When you get rid of that
Speaker 3: artificially drawing line, somebody drew that line many years ago
Speaker 3: with like a ruler, just a straight line right across
Speaker 3: that top of the country. When you look at that
Speaker 3: beautiful formation when it's together, I'm a very artistic person.
Speaker 3: But when I looked at that, bet, I said, that's
Speaker 3: the way it was meant to be. But you know
Speaker 3: it's I just I do feel it's much better for Canada.
Speaker 3: But we're not going to be discussing that unless somebody
Speaker 3: wants to discuss it. I think that there are tremendous
Speaker 3: benefits to the Canadian citizens tremendously lower taxes, free military
Speaker 3: which honestly we give you essentially anyway because we're protecting Canada.
Speaker 3: If you have had a problem, but I think you
Speaker 3: know it's it would really be a wonderful marriage because
Speaker 3: it's it's two places. They get along very well. They
Speaker 3: like each other a lot.
Speaker 5: Well if I'm a As you know from real estate,
Speaker 5: there are some places.
Speaker 3: That are never for sale.
Speaker 5: We're sitting in one right now, you know, bucking And Palace,
Speaker 5: and you visit it as well. And having met with
Speaker 5: the owners of Canada over the course of the campaign
Speaker 5: last several months, it's not for sale, won't be for
Speaker 5: sale ever. But the opportunity is in the partnership and
Speaker 5: what we can build together, and we have done that
Speaker 5: in the past. And part of that, as the President
Speaker 5: just said, is with respect to our own security, and
Speaker 5: my government is committed for a step change in our
Speaker 5: investment in Canadian security and our partnership. And I'll say
Speaker 5: this as well, that the President has revitalized international security,
Speaker 5: revitalized nature and us playing our full weight in NATO,
Speaker 5: and that.
Speaker 3: Will be parts they have. I must say, Canada is
Speaker 3: stepping up the military participation because Mark now you know
Speaker 3: they were low and now they're stepping it up, and
Speaker 3: that's a very important thing. But never say, never ever said.
Speaker 1: That every.
Speaker 3: Weake to get to the terrace off of Canada. Well,
Speaker 3: we'll be talking about different things. You know, we want
Speaker 3: to protect our automobile business, and so does Mark. But
Speaker 3: we want to protect we want to make the automobiles
Speaker 3: and we want to you know, we have a tremendous
Speaker 3: abundance of energy, more than any country. We have just
Speaker 3: in Alaska alone, and war has been reopened now and
Speaker 3: was probably the largest find anywhere in the world. They
Speaker 3: say it's larger than Saudi Arabia. I don't know, but
Speaker 3: it's a lot. But we have tremendous amounts of energy.
Speaker 3: Other countries don't. We're both lucky in that way. They
Speaker 3: have energy, We have energy. We have more than we
Speaker 3: can ever use and more than we could ever sell. Actually,
Speaker 3: and you have the same thing. We're gonna have a
Speaker 3: great announcement over the next few days, an announcement that
Speaker 3: will be so so incredible, so positive, and I'm not
Speaker 3: saying I don't want you to think it's necessarily and
Speaker 3: trade just to finish. We also have a situation because
Speaker 3: everyone says when, when, when are you going to sign deals?
Speaker 3: We don't have to sign deals. We can sign twenty
Speaker 3: five deals right now, Howard if we wanted, We don't
Speaker 3: have to sign deal. They have to sign deals with us.
Speaker 3: They want a piece of our market. We don't want
Speaker 3: a piece of their market. We don't care about their market.
Speaker 3: They want a piece of our market. So we can
Speaker 3: just sit down and I'll do this at some point
Speaker 3: over the next two weeks, and I'll sit with Howard
Speaker 3: and Scott and with our great vice president who has
Speaker 3: done a really good job. We have some good news
Speaker 3: to report on a lot of fronts. But JD will
Speaker 3: be there and Marco and we're going to sit down
Speaker 3: and we're going to put very fair numbers down and
Speaker 3: we're going to say here's what this country what we want,
Speaker 3: and congratulations, we have a deal. And they'll either say
Speaker 3: great and they'll start shopping, or they'll say not good,
Speaker 3: we're not going to do it. I said, that's okay,
Speaker 3: you don't have to shop. Now. We may think, well,
Speaker 3: they have a right, you know that maybe we were
Speaker 3: a little bit wrong. Will adjust it, and then you
Speaker 3: people say, oh, it's so chaotic now, we're flexible, but
Speaker 3: we'll sit down and we'll at some point. In some cases,
Speaker 3: we'll sign some deals. It's much less important than what
Speaker 3: I'm talking about. For the most part, we're just going
Speaker 3: to put down a number and say this is what
Speaker 3: you're going to pay to shop, and it's going to
Speaker 3: be a very fair number. It'll be a low number.
Speaker 3: We're not looking to hurt countries. We want to help countries.
Speaker 3: We want to be friendly with countries. So I wish
Speaker 3: it keep you stop asking how many deals are you
Speaker 3: signing this week, because one day we'll come and we'll
Speaker 3: give you a hundred deals and they don't have to sign.
Speaker 3: All they have to do is say, oh, we'll start
Speaker 3: sending our ships right now to pick up whatever we
Speaker 3: want or to bring whatever we want. It's very very simple,
Speaker 3: and I think why people haven't made it clear. We
Speaker 3: will sign some deals, but much bigger than that is
Speaker 3: we're going to put down the price that people are
Speaker 3: going to have to pay to shop in the United States.
Speaker 3: Think of us as a super luxury store, a store
Speaker 3: that has the goods. You're gonna come and you're gonna
Speaker 3: pay a price, and we're gonna give you a very
Speaker 3: good price. We're gonna make very good deals and in
Speaker 3: some cases we'll adjust. But that's where it is.
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