Vince Colonese

There are verbal commitments. There's verbal commitments where the president will come out and say something like $10 trillion. But in terms of just actual money flowing in that we know is coming in, you're saying it's at least $4 trillion right now.

Yes. And so what are the second and third order effects of building up a plant like that? in terms of like the local community and how many times that those dollars exchange hands and how many times those dollars are taxed. I mean, what's the downstream effect of bringing new manufacturing in?

Yes. And so what are the second and third order effects of building up a plant like that? in terms of like the local community and how many times that those dollars exchange hands and how many times those dollars are taxed. I mean, what's the downstream effect of bringing new manufacturing in?

Yes. And so what are the second and third order effects of building up a plant like that? in terms of like the local community and how many times that those dollars exchange hands and how many times those dollars are taxed. I mean, what's the downstream effect of bringing new manufacturing in?

Which could use it. Absolutely. Big time. If you've been to Pittsburgh lately, they could use an infusion of investment. OK, you and I talked a lot during the Biden catastrophe about credit cards.

Which could use it. Absolutely. Big time. If you've been to Pittsburgh lately, they could use an infusion of investment. OK, you and I talked a lot during the Biden catastrophe about credit cards.

Which could use it. Absolutely. Big time. If you've been to Pittsburgh lately, they could use an infusion of investment. OK, you and I talked a lot during the Biden catastrophe about credit cards.

Last year, if my memory serves correctly, credit card debt exceeded $1 trillion for the first time in the United States. And people, as you told me, were using credit cards in order to make ends meet because their paycheck did not go the distance. This was panic spending. in terms of how people were using these credit cards. They were just trying to survive with credit.

Last year, if my memory serves correctly, credit card debt exceeded $1 trillion for the first time in the United States. And people, as you told me, were using credit cards in order to make ends meet because their paycheck did not go the distance. This was panic spending. in terms of how people were using these credit cards. They were just trying to survive with credit.

Last year, if my memory serves correctly, credit card debt exceeded $1 trillion for the first time in the United States. And people, as you told me, were using credit cards in order to make ends meet because their paycheck did not go the distance. This was panic spending. in terms of how people were using these credit cards. They were just trying to survive with credit.

What's the credit picture look like right now? Has that improved at all?

What's the credit picture look like right now? Has that improved at all?

What's the credit picture look like right now? Has that improved at all?

Okay, tell me about jobs. Every time you and I talked to during the Biden administration, we kept getting these awful reports. What was happening were American citizens weren't getting jobs. Right. Native born Americans were not getting jobs. They were losing jobs under Biden. All of the job gains, to the extent that they were real, were going to immigrants to the United States.

Okay, tell me about jobs. Every time you and I talked to during the Biden administration, we kept getting these awful reports. What was happening were American citizens weren't getting jobs. Right. Native born Americans were not getting jobs. They were losing jobs under Biden. All of the job gains, to the extent that they were real, were going to immigrants to the United States.

Okay, tell me about jobs. Every time you and I talked to during the Biden administration, we kept getting these awful reports. What was happening were American citizens weren't getting jobs. Right. Native born Americans were not getting jobs. They were losing jobs under Biden. All of the job gains, to the extent that they were real, were going to immigrants to the United States.

And the job market was disproportionately being artificially inflated by government jobs, which are not really good jobs because they take, what, 80 private sector workers to fund every one government job? So what are the trends now? So on those subjects, on native born Americans, immigrants and government jobs.

And the job market was disproportionately being artificially inflated by government jobs, which are not really good jobs because they take, what, 80 private sector workers to fund every one government job? So what are the trends now? So on those subjects, on native born Americans, immigrants and government jobs.

And the job market was disproportionately being artificially inflated by government jobs, which are not really good jobs because they take, what, 80 private sector workers to fund every one government job? So what are the trends now? So on those subjects, on native born Americans, immigrants and government jobs.

I mean, Doge is... When has that ever happened before?