that now exist there exists a private sector options for terrorism insurance and so in my mind the

the notion was that would be a bridge until the private sector made available these programs and then they would fill the gap well

ambassador exactly at Tampa Bay times out clear calling you one of the big sugar but he's well look and I the

including some of the big exporters you can't call up and say I'm good on all your I'm not sure we've paid a price may some people don't like it for example Florida I believe is the second largest state in terms of recipients of the XM bank loans %HESITATION

of in the United States and maybe Britain and a few others is an option that there's an option export energy

senator Warren supports the corporate welfare of the export import bank it is there

would trio you know the terrorism risk insurance that was created as a temporary program and the aftermath of nine eleven and

need of that program that was no longer in place centers one notable exception to this we're going to say sugar

security what would certainly undermine our our ability moving forward as a nation

%HESITATION center coming out of yesterday's opening remarks that was a clear headline can Vogel im politico Charles cook blast

thing about I'm I'm ready to get rid of the loan program for sugar as long as the countries that export sugar into the U. S. get rid of theirs as well and here's why otherwise

parties for corporate welfare the AP says Kocher Jew Zan the corporate cronyism center you opposed terrorism

know right now there's trillions of Doug I wanna have trillion dollars for example sitting in private sector bank accounts out there for corporations and company that's

reauthorize the export import bank now as you know mark the export import bank is a classic example of of corporate welfare is hundreds of

six percent of Democrats yes eighty nine percent of independents and eighty six percent of Republicans say there

seven percent of the illegal immigration through there they put in a double fence with a road so