government put on production whether it's oil and natural gas or just unloading containers at long beach harborormula. that was one of the problems where this was an issue we saw coming for months and months, no one did anything and when people look into it they realized we don't get to import baby formula, perfectly healthy. we have high tariffs on so many different countries needlessly people can't award even if they could get together hands on some of the foreign goods to feed their precious babies, it is frustrating and i know a lot of people including me take shots at the president but it's not his age i worry about. bernie sanders is like 45 years older than joe biden and he's ten times more spry. i bet if you poke bernie sanders in the middle of the night to run a marathon, he would put on creepy shoes and go do it. >> absolutely and back to the question of the baby formula, remember there are factories from the same company making baby formula on the same equipment, just not the one the fda hasn't got off their stuff and approved to reopen so when you talk about self inflicted, and empt

to build credibility they have to make it clear that it's not a couple of container ships off long beach harbor. it's a supply labor issue. we have twice as many job openings in america as we have people looking for a job. the unemployment claims in the united states hit an all time record low. only one out of a thousand filed for new unemployment claims which is the odds of getting hit by a coconut. they need to establish credibility on the short term side. really they have to stop manipulating. this very to let the free market could do that. right now case -- housing index. above 20%. nationwide that's not just hot market. that's everywhere and the fed is -- loaning money in short term at 1.5%. even long term rates are very cheap. we have never had that much of a spread between the appreciation of housing at 20% and mortgages at 5 or 6%. that's double the previous wide and that thread. we had -- around 5% and then 70s and then about 7% just before the global financial crisis. obviously both of those ended up disasters. the feds really created a huge housing bubble and they kind of have to get