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taylor riggs and brian brenberg. nice to have you back here. times" setting the bar pretty high. a revolution in the u.s. auto industry. a moment as significant as the june morning in 1896 when henry ford took his horseless carriage for a test run and changed american life and industry. end quote. will we go there? >> i would not compare this to henry ford at all. that was an act of entrepreneurship driven by demand that people had for a new way to get around. this is a top down approach. i wouldn't use that compareson. it is a reinvention. if you move the economy to 67% new cars e.v., you have to have a whole lot of guts of infrastructure to make it happen which we do not have. the charging stations, the electric infrastructure to support that. none of it. so you are talking about a timeline of 2032 to reinvent not just what you drive but how you power it? you can't do it. >> i think that's nine years away, it's insane. >> such a short amount of time and nobody gets that. you can't do it that quickly unless you change expectations. >> you talk

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i think 2023 is your year, taylor riggs. taylor: i think so too. lauren: happy weekend guys good to see you. i'm lauren simonetti in for charles payne, and this is " making money." breaking right now, stocks are retreating as inflation worries offset relief over today's better-than-expected bank earnings but while the big banks seem to be doing fine, what does that mean for the regional and the local banks? liz ann saunders is on deck to give her take and americans worries about inflation jump so how can businesses keep people spending their money? small business expert jean marks weighs in later and shopping figures on how to make biden's ev dream a reality. who will front the bill to get the infrastructure needed? economist greg valliet warns that well might be running pretty dry, and elon musk says ai has the potential to destroy civilization but he's reportedly planning his own ai start-up to rival open.ai. we have those details and why he's getting back in to artificial intelligence. all that and much more on out making money. banking crisis?

here to weigh in on the cohost of the big money show on fox business, taylor riggs, brian brenberg andgeles. >> good morning. will: california wants to say no new gas vehicles by a certain time. there's a plan. are the feds getting close to california standards? >> my take on this story is that the government is saying we don't want anybody driving a fossil fuel powered car anymore and the person driving in general and evs expin sieve compared to gas guzzling car and they're saying they don't want any kind of freedom in this country. i read this and think it's the government taking over the car industry. >> dent tell them the f ford lightning. it's $80,000. >> the point is we're going to make gas cars more expensive and we're going to give subsidies for evs and only going to give you subsidies for the materials if they're mined in the u.s. or with a trading partner and any mines in the they're going to be fewer cars available for the subsidies and bottom line is not driving evs and gas powered and what do you have to do to move into the city and move into an urban center and we're goin

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eastern right here on fox business, and during this one hour special, taylor riggs, brian brenberg, andevin o'leary and charles payne, two terrific guests. they are going to answer questions and successfully guide you through all of this economic turmoil. so if you want to be joining the live in-studio audience, all you have to do is visit event bright.com and search big money show and if you want to ask a question by the way, e-mail us at investedinyou.fox. you can also message fox business on facebook or instagram. that should be very very interesting. full of information. that's tomorrow 1:00 p.m. eastern. all right, coming up, take a look at this op-ed. it says, i don't recommend fda's infinite vaccine booster strategy. dr. marty makary wrote that and he's going to be here to tell us why. also, florida's governor ron desantis is escalating his diplomat mute with this diplomat world. the happiest place on earth could be hit with more taxes and we'll take a look at what this could mean for park-goers. right after this. ♪ so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibility

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