let me finish my point, johnathon. >> they chet. and while some consumers like that, because we get solar panels at a less expensive rate. china is trying to corner the market . what congress is doing with a modest tariff is trying to stop them from cornering the markets. >> so bad, tracey, to be honest with you. that's why there were calls for 20 or 30 percent on the tariffs because of what julian pointed out. the power china has economically over the united states has many concerned. they have too much power and are going to bankrupt the companies. >> last year we imported 400 billion. who is going to buy that stuff? i hate to agree with julian and they need us more. we have to come out of the box braver, and say you guys need us. go somewhere else. no one forced to you do business in china and we are not forced to comply with the rules. >> i don't know about the word force. frankly, every major american business has huge operation in the china. this relationship is here to stay. >> yes tis here to stay. julian talking about not h

johnathon you and tracey and wane warned viewers that this will happen. johnathon victory lap? >> oh, no, not at all. i am not taking a victory lap at all. we talked about it for a year over and over and over again . chris frank and barney isute of the door. you don't have to cash in the analyst. whether it is medicare and originally estimated nine billion and. and government programs entitlement programs always destroy the free market because they destroy man's ability to think. it is higher cost and no service at all. >> wayne, should we be surprised it cost more than estimated. >> of course, you shouldn't be surprised. government never made a program that came in on budget ever. i mean, you know, you said part-a medicare. it is a dod d-frank bill x. estimate was nine billion dollars. and it is 110 billion and 10 times the costs and they can't do anything right. why would we expect it? we shouldn't be surprised. fannie mae and freddie mac. they don't do anything right and it is a dumb system and get rid and get the federal government out all of these things and let somebody w

johnathon is right. a general theory i agree with that. under certain circumstances a community decides what it wants to do. they have a referendum and they vote for it and a bunch of abandoned buildings are worthless and not paying taxes . they take that area and redevelop that and sell bond and acquire the property and buy apracal and it is appraise you can contest that and it is for the whole community. there are exceptions to that rule. >> christian, he makes a point about the how the entire process. it is not simple as the state taking the property . what about the argument of helping the community and takes jobs and brings in a new sense of community to an area. >> sure, we have imminent do main for things like public stadiums for example . if you can't tell me why that is allowed, it is allowed because it creates jobs and diversifies the tax base and that is considered a public good. and the congress really has no room to be playing referee in these local land use decision. johnathon you talk about how congress messes it up now you

johnathon, i want to go to you. is there goodrich or bad rich in this country. >> goodrich is riches and wealth that is achieved through a voluntary trade and providing value for value. educators who . s the educators. the state has a monop upony over k-12 and pell grants and they have a monopoly . educators wealth whether it is a coach or principal. that is achieved through government force. if we privatize education it is a separate thing. but to me it is not legitimate at all. >> wayne, a lot of these groups are union groups. we have to mention that as well. a lot of their pay is guaranteed. >> it is not just that. an educator has an opportunity to make all kinds of money not only from the education process. paul crudman who is a professor at princeton writes for the new york times. idiotically . they claim to be educators and serve on board and you should see the number of things and the anceillary income is secondary to the educational part. malia i think you would agree. >> yes, i am almost nervous at the way

. >> johnathon. that is a fair point. every time your credit is pulled it makes a ding. and issues that people can't control here. >> if people have bad credit they have something to do with it and the reputation means a lot. that's why people go to great lengths to correct it and make it reflect reality. if machine has ebay rating or credit report an employer would be an idiot not to take that in to consideration. >> yawn thon who is on angie's list for something. very fun. i am going to look it up. coming up. lawmakers think they found a bogey man behind the high gas prices. wall street. and said they should look closer to home. entitlement education . our guys are getting colleges free for everyone. a failing grade. >> who is to blame for your pain at the pump? democrats say it is wall street and now they are calling for an investigation. john, you say they are the ones to blame? >> of course, they are the ones to blame. every time oil prices goes high. every administration has blamed the peckalators because they are the only ones with a lower approval rating than the

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