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on faith, and I'm not a religious person, but I
find it the most fascinating of all topics. And maybe
we'll shelve that, maybe until next week. But I did
want to go off the beaten path a little bit,
and I want to ask you something. This is something
I did on my show, and I think it guarded
a little bit of an intense discussion. But what is
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life worth? Imagine you're sitting across from me, right We're
at a coffeehouse, and we ponder the question that pierces
everybody's soul. What is your life actually worth? I mean,
it's it worth a certain amount of dollars, possessions and
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currency and time fleeting seconds, minutes day, you know, what's
your life worth? And so let's let's form a provocative analogy.
Let's say I offered Let's say I had a billion
dollars to offer billion with a bee, and I said,
I'd give it to you, but you'd only have one
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day to live. Would you take that billion dollars? Of course,
the answer is likely. The answer is a resolute no.
Nobody would trade their life one day for a billion dollars.
A single day, no matter how amazing the wealth is,
can't compete or compare to the infinite potential possibilities of
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a life well lived twenty four hours. It's too much
to trade for a billion dollars. And some of the
great poets have said, you have all the fears of
mortals and all the desires of immortals. So a billion
dollars for a single day, it would just be a
cruel jest when the test is actually time, that's the
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true measure of wealth. But one day that's not really fair,
right one day? What if I were to ask the
same question, but instead of a day, I offered you
thirty days to live. You got a billion dollars for
a thirty day trade, would you take that thirty days
one month, thirty sunrises, laughter moments, maybe some quiet reflection,
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enough time to have some amazing meals, hang out with
the loved ones, walk through the forest or on the beat, maybe.
Speaker 1 (05:36):
Lose yourself in a book. Thirty days versus.
Speaker 2 (05:39):
One billion dollars.
Speaker 3 (05:40):
The answer, of course, is still no.
Speaker 4 (05:42):
Right.
Speaker 3 (05:43):
Still know, a month, though precious, is too brief the
trade from your money. The weight of each moment grows
heavier when you know they're numbered, So it would be
tortures the trade of billion dollars for thirty days. Let's
say I bargain even further. What if I gave you
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a billion dollars for a year. Do you start to
think about that?
Speaker 4 (06:07):
Now?
Speaker 3 (06:07):
A year holds seasons, holidays, personal growth, enough time to
try something new, maybe men to broken relationship, chase a
dream for three hundred and sixty five days. But my
guess is you probably wouldn't be willing to trade your
three hundred and sixty five day year for a billion dollars.
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It's just not worth it. A billion dollars might buy
you those amazing external comforts, but only time can grant
you inner strength. Right, So a year feels like too
steep a price? What if I gave you ten years
for five billion dollars, or what if I gave you
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ten years for a billion dollars? I mean, I guess
it would then depend upon how old are you. If
you're sixty, ten years for a billion dollars, maybe that
that begins to.
Speaker 1 (07:06):
Gnaw at you a little bit.
Speaker 3 (07:07):
Ten years is substantial time to travel, the world, builds
something lasting, love, maybe somebody deeply. A billion dollars you
can change lives, fun, dreams. It's your money. Do what
you want with it, leave a legacy. Ten years, billion dollars,
and still, those of you who are listening, still, the
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answer is no, Right, The answer is no. Every tick
of the clock brings you ever closer to the end.
Ten years. Though rich and amazing with possibility, it's finite,
hard man. It's a reminder that, I mean, this is
not just a resource. Time is the very fabric of
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the existence. We're not rich by what we possess, but
what we cannot do without a billion dollars pales in comparison,
weighed against the boundless potential of even a single hour.
So what amount of time? What'd you trade a billion
dollars for realistic time? I mean again, Obviously, if you're
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sixty years old and someone were to give you a
billion dollars for fifty years, you'd probably say yes because
you're probably not going to make it to one hundred
and ten. But the truth is anything realistic, no amount
of money seems fair.
Speaker 2 (08:31):
Right.
Speaker 3 (08:33):
Time is the most precious resource that we have, not
because it's so scarce, but because it's singular. Every second
carries the weight of immense possibilities, joy, sorrow, growth, connections,
and we're just so unsure of what lies after this.
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If it's nothing, then it's not certainly not worth the trade.
And each moment it is unique everything, every second, like
you're listening to me right now, it's unique. You've never
heard this before, it's unique to you. You didn't have
this ten seconds ago, thirty seconds ago, thirty minutes ago.
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And a billion dollars that can buy you mansion, fancy car.
But in the end, you probably wouldn't trade time for
any amount of money. Right. A billion dollars can do
a lot of different things, but you wouldn't. You wouldn't
pay it.
Speaker 2 (09:31):
For one more.
Speaker 3 (09:31):
You paid for one extra If you had ten billion,
you pay an extra billion for a day it's the
one thing you can't get back. Every second of every
day is priceless. So I just thought that that would
be That's just something I heard this analogy. Somebody else
did it and I kind of stole it, but I
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thought it was fascinating. When you think about it, it just
shows you how much just one day is worth. Right.
Time can't be bored, bargained. It's the one currency that
flows without pause. It's indifferent to our wealth, our status.
The value of life is measured in years, or it's
not measured in the years or dollars, but in the
moments that you're given. So bottom line, the answer to
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my original question of billion dollars for a day, no
a month, no a year, no ten years, no, nope,
Every fleeting moment of my life beautiful, agonizing, painful, wonderful,
every second of it it's worth far more than that.
It's basically worth everything. And I hope yours look at
yours the same exact way, because it's the it's the
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most precious resource that we have. And I felt like
sharing that story with you give you a little different
perspective on some of the things that are bouncing around
in my brain. I like those kinds of conversations. They
make you think. So we'll get back to the pics
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and all things around that when we get back, and
I'll do a little crime when we come back. There's
been some amazing progress in Washington, and I'll read you
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were pretty remarkable, and I want to share them with you.
One thy, three hundred and sixty nine arrest in DC
since the Feds be gan to patrol the streets, twelve
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known gang members arrested. One juvenile was arrested for intent
to distribute fentanol. Here's the one where everyone should stand
up and give Donald Trump an absolute one hundred percent
standing ovation.
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All right.
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Now, you can say what you want about crime and
criminals and all the impact of that, but since Trump
has put boots on the ground, five missing children have
been rested.
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Right five missing kids found.
Speaker 3 (17:40):
I mean that right there, right there alone should bring
everybody to the table and willing to celebrate what's going
on in Washington, DC.
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Five kids that were you.
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Know, missing in this who knows the sex probably the
sex trade industry have been found. One hundred and forty
firearms have been That should make all of the Democrat
progressives excited. And fifty homeless encampments have been cleared. That's
since well it's two weeks. Two weeks in Washington, DC.
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Tell me where this is the wrong approach. Tell me
where this is not the right way to go about things. Now,
you may not think there's a crime epidemic, but what
I just read you clearly tells me that there is.
And these people who I just read about, right, the
twelve known gang members, the juvenile, the five missing kids,
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the fifty homeless encampments, one hundred and forty firearms. Those
people would still be on the streets causing havoc, wreaking, crime, wreaking,
you know, all kinds of chaos. Yet now they're off
the streets. So maybe people can go walk to the
corner restaurant and get a hamburger, get a sandwich. Maybe
they can go hand in hand to the nearest little
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park area without the fear of having somebody mug them
from behind, or having a gang member come up and
attack them, or what have you.
Speaker 1 (19:07):
I mean, where's the loss?
Speaker 3 (19:09):
Three thirteen hundred and sixty nine Arress thirteen hundred and
sixty nine Arress in Washington. He's saying in the last
two weeks, guys, the only reason why anybody is pushing
back against this, the only reason is for Trump derangements,
the derangement syndrome. There is no other reason why you
would not want to have more law and order on
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the streets of your city. It's just simple common sense.
But what are we doing? You got to give Trump
his props, even those of you who do have the TDS.
You got to give them props on this. He's killing it, man,
he's killing it in that arena, and y'all should be celebrating.
It's just the kids alone. Finding the kids alone is
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enough for us to throw a wild celebratory party, although
they are again tens of thousands of other kids who
are flying under the radar that we need to find
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So my next guest. He has written columns at every level.
He's written for The Wall Street Journal, Real Clear Politics,
just to name a few. He has a fantastic website
that has his latest column up. It's the dash Red
dash Line dot com. That's the dash reddashline dot com
and all the things that Red rights are up there.
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So help me. Welcome Red Jankee to the program. Red,
thanks for coming on. I appreciate it very much. How
you doing tonight?
Speaker 8 (22:58):
Hey, I'm doing well. It's pleasure to be here. Leate,
thank you for the invitation.
Speaker 3 (23:03):
Well, listen, you wrote a column a few weeks back,
and we talked about it a little bit on the
Morning show, but I got to give it to the
national audience because it's so spot on and people can
go up and they can read it on your website,
ddashreddash line dot com. But I'm just going to get
out of your way because you do a wonderful job
explaining some of this stuff. So tell everybody you know
what drove you to write this column and just give
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everybody that thirty thousand foot view to get us going.
Speaker 8 (23:31):
Well, we've we've gone through just a massive amount of
commentary about the one big beautiful bill in the mainstream media,
mostly critical and non supportive, focusing in on its long
term negative impact on deficits and debt. The Congressional Budget
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Office has scored it as costing three point four trillion
dollars over the next decade. There's been some commentary over
that period of time about, in separately, about the President's
tarret program, and people have also for the most part,
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been critical. However, if you put those two programs together,
you wind up with something that really hasn't been discussed.
The Congressional Budget Office scored the tarret program and said
it was going to produce revenue positive revenue of three
trillion dollars. The two programs offset this. These two programs
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are one, They are one program, and there's a strategy
behind this. It really is going unrecognized in my reading
in the mainstream press. So I wrote a column saying,
maga is a pl It's not just this track a slogan.
Speaker 3 (25:05):
So you think this was a plan from the onset.
Do you think Trump foresaw that this this tariff money
would then sort of balance out the money that he
was spending.
Speaker 7 (25:16):
Well in a way.
Speaker 8 (25:18):
Yes, it's a lead pipe cinch that tariffs are going
to raise tariff revenue. And as of June, the tariff
revenue who started picking up dramatically. If you look at
the Jewe number, it's about twenty seven billion dollars on
an annual basis, that's about.
Speaker 7 (25:37):
Three point two trillion.
Speaker 8 (25:45):
Excuse me, three twenty billion, and over ten years that's
three point two There you.
Speaker 4 (25:51):
Have the math.
Speaker 7 (25:52):
In June, the Trump the tariff.
Speaker 8 (25:54):
Revenue was already offsetting what the official to Washington said
was going to be the cost of the one big
beautiful bill over the decade.
Speaker 7 (26:08):
So there you have it.
Speaker 8 (26:10):
It's it's one program, one and the same. It doesn't matter.
It's curious to be that the president has not articulated
these two programs as a part of a single strategy.
But they just are, whether he articulates it or not.
They work together. Love and marriage of course, and carriage.
Speaker 3 (26:33):
Yeah, I mean, are these based read on projections? What
projections are they based on? Because there's an assumption too
that comes along with tariffs that consumption will go down.
So if consumption goes down, the does the profit from
tariffs go down as well? I would assume it would,
but you would know better.
Speaker 8 (26:57):
Yeah, No, I think you're touching on why the strategy
the overall strategy. Now, yes, I think just technically, I
don't know whether the Congressional Budget Office in its scoring
factor that in that taras will restrain consumption. But that's
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part of the plan in my opinion, one of the
taken together. The one Big Beautiful Bill reduces taxes on
income on productivity. The tariffs raise taxes on consumption. So
the grand strategy is to move the nation from from
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over consumption into a nation that is once again more productive.
Taxes provide incentive, and the more you tax something, the
less of it.
Speaker 7 (27:55):
You get, so we'll get less consumption. Good for the nation.
We should be instead producing.
Speaker 2 (28:04):
Red.
Speaker 3 (28:05):
Jackie is with us and his column, his fascinating column
is up on his website as we speak, and the
website it's easy the dash reddash line dot com, and
you can read about the offset of the Big Beautiful
Bill and some of the money that we're spending and
the debts supposedly that we're creating, but offset by the
(28:25):
possibility of tariffs. Is there any chance before we get
to something else, is there any chance that the tariffs
that he collects, or even more maybe are they are
they estimating on a low side? Could we see an
explosion here? Do we make six trillion dollars over ten years?
Eight trillion dollars? Is that a possibility?
Speaker 8 (28:46):
I don't think anyone knows. There's a huge caveat here.
And let's just take today's news. The Federal Appeal Appeals
Court has just ruled that the talent cert out of bounds,
that the President has overstepped his authority under the law
that he has cited is giving him the authority. So
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this is all a program of real uncertainty. But I
think what needs our focus is what he's trying to do.
And I find what he's trying to do, and whether
it's one advisor or another, or the president himself bought
this all up himself. This is a grand strategy to
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change the entire direction of the country.
Speaker 7 (29:38):
And if you look at most polls, most polls show.
Speaker 8 (29:41):
That that most people think we're on the wrong track. Well,
this is an effort, a very very monumental effort to
shift the track of the whole nation less consumption war production.
Speaker 7 (29:58):
That's huge.
Speaker 8 (30:00):
And if the plan works out, production of course creates
more income. With more income at all levels, hopefully then
you have less need for social programs. You know, everyone
gets wealthier and more productive, has more income. Now that
(30:24):
is not to say there's not going to be a
lot of pain. I think the President said there's going
to be pain in this, and prices are going to
go up. We can debate technically whether that will is
a function of reignited inflation or it's a step change
in price levels, and there's a difference.
Speaker 7 (30:45):
But I'm not going to get overly wonky with this.
Speaker 8 (30:50):
It's a grand strategy and I think we all get
should get behind the president in this effort.
Speaker 3 (30:55):
Now, Red, you disagree with the other economists as far
as the protectionism, and you feel like Trump's in the right,
other economists economists are in the wrong. Can you explain
that real quick?
Speaker 7 (31:09):
Yeah, it's a little wonky.
Speaker 8 (31:10):
But we go back to a economist of several centuries ago,
David Riccardo, and he compared England and Portugal in the
production of cloth in wine. So keep a distinction near
your mind between absolute advantage in comparative advantage. Portugal, he posited,
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had an absolute advantage in both, a ten percent advantage
in cloth, a fifty percent advantage in wine.
Speaker 7 (31:44):
Well, if you.
Speaker 8 (31:45):
Think about it, it makes more sense for Portugal to
produce just wine. They've got a fifty percent advantage or
profit margin. Why would they waste any of their energy
on cloth? They only have a ten percent advantage if
they don't produce cloth, then England can produce cloth even
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though it's got a slight disadvantage. So what happens here
is Portugal has a comparative advantage in why and England
has a comparative advantage in cloth.
Speaker 7 (32:21):
All seems to work.
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However, it relies on two things, two assumptions. One there's
no mobility of capital and I'm not going to explain.
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Then, and two that each nation is going.
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To operate rationally and follow that objective. And it relies
upon the idea that the two nations have some general
sense of.
Speaker 7 (32:49):
Parity. Right, so you have a difference of ten.
Speaker 8 (32:54):
What if Portugal has a seventy five percent advantage in both,
it puts England out of business?
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Out of business.
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Read listen to the.
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Yeah, let's continue this. It gets all right again. I
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is yours wherever you want to take us for the
end here.
Speaker 7 (38:44):
Hey Ley, Thanks. We were talking about free free trade theory.
Speaker 8 (38:49):
We went through the conventional analysis that dates back to an A.
Colm As several centuries ago David Ricardo who made a
distinction between absolute advantage and comparative advantage.
Speaker 7 (39:04):
And comparative advantage is the key in terms.
Speaker 8 (39:07):
Of the supporters of pre trade.
Speaker 7 (39:12):
But I posited that.
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Free trade relies on some degree of parody between the
trading partners, that you're very roughly equals in most respects.
So if the US trades with Europe, we're on parodies,
and we should trade in terms of comparative dvantage. Europe
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may do something, you know, more efficiently and productively than
we do, and vice versa, and thus you have an
advantage from pre trade. But enter China, and China has
a seventy five percent advantage in manufacturing and they crush
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our manufact lecturing sector. And we had reviewed the fact
that free trade in its origins had relied upon the
idea that capital is not mobile. Okay, well, what happened
after China, and even to get before China joined the
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World Trade Organization is capital flooded into China to take
advantage and leverage its.
Speaker 7 (40:27):
Low cost labor, and so.
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We wound up with a Chinese manufacturing juggernaut, and it
decimated the US manufacturing sector, illustrating that if capital is mobile,
the real determinant of free trade is labor cost. So
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we need to erect some trade barriers, some protective barriers,
otherwise all of our manufacturing and production will go overseas
to lower cost labor locations. And here's here's here the
kind of you know, paradox the most advanced nation, let's
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recognize the United States. We're going to share the fruits
of that advanced position across our entire society, right, so
that is going to be shared mostly through higher labor rates.
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So the the the.
Speaker 8 (41:37):
What you take away from your advanced position, it undermines
the basis of your advanced position. As your labor rates
go up, your productive capacity goes overseas. So we need
to have a level of protectionism so that does not happen.
Speaker 7 (41:59):
That's what the are all about there to raise the
barrier to entry.
Speaker 8 (42:08):
So that we can rebuild some degree of manufacturing and
productive capacity in this country.
Speaker 3 (42:18):
Red listen, good stuff, buddy, and perfect timing because we're
out of time. But I really appreciate you coming on
here on this Friday night and sharing some of your
thoughts with our great listeners from one coast to another.
And I just want to remind everybody, like I said,
Red's got a great column up right now, a whole
bunch of great columns up. Just go to the dash
Red dash line dot com and see it for yourself
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and read his latest one about the tariffs.
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Red.
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Thank you, buddy.
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Have a great weekend.
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Okay, you just say, lady, see you next week.
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One more day with me.
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