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Layfield Energy CEO John Layfield on what is behind foreign leaders speaking out against U.S. businesses and how Obama should handle it.
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-- into a Texan to say guys quit -- Actually -- -- that is so the power to to deal with this because I want to on his -- you do I want to get back into the ring.
And I want you to start -- some of I -- what he may -- markets start with the Chantilly season just thought that you have taken -- reasonably line at a time one at a time but this is global now what's going on.
I think a lot of it is what what -- we had their liberal core commission here in the United States what we have right now of our politicians blame the banks.
I think you look at job as you look at -- you look at the U they have so many problems they have to have a common enemy and it's easy going up the lone superpower.
But now you're saying that some of the pristine brands that make us army they have -- -- person on -- would -- it.
McDonald's or even being responsive to the Olympics now in in the old Soviet union's -- going after the popularity of McDonald's itself yeah.
And then it's because McDonald's represents United States and that's just a populist messages all is what he was trying to say was by Russian and what do you an idea Hugo Chavez was trying to say.
He's -- 44% inflation rate the highest automatic three countries measure he has a lot of problems at home.
And the only way that he can get reelected and -- -- rigged election like he's done before he not do again.
Is this to stem the tide unanimously against my like America or Coca-Cola which are presents us -- -- -- -- president.
To be anything because at least you could beat up but I don't believe but what would you do how would you answer this or would you ignore.
Coating -- I think President Obama has bigger problems and I think there's a point where -- come to us.
I think what I would do you have a problem with China right now with these tariffs I would answer stuff like that but as far as just some ankle biting which what these guys are doing.
I think ignored do you think.
They're saying -- as they can afford ankle vitamin if you wanna call because they see an -- weakness.
Or they see -- -- we're vulnerable they see in us were not will we work.
I think there's a lot of that I think what you're seeing a such a divided congress.
House representatives you have such a problem here in the United States -- gridlocked -- these countries -- get away with whatever they want and when you have a presidential race it's very contentious.
I ran fills the same way Israel feels the same way you have a lot of countries out there that know they can pretty much do whatever they want because neither party is gonna alienate any thing -- is perceived as a base.
You know what I worry about what what starts as a snooty.
And I McDonald's stance or an and I -- -- stance escalates that you an accurate action accurately or you're younger but I you.
We can remember what it was like in the seventies -- -- that represent America was petition to protest it.
And you know ripped apart -- Latin America Coca-Cola facilities and the rest are we gonna get to something like that is are gonna get that bad.
I think there's always that possibility you look at the EU army had -- -- around and say everything responder things Mohawk fine.
They've got a lot of problems south America's lot of problems Russia has a lot of problems.
And they have to find somebody that has a lower approval rating in them and going after America the evil empire.
He is something that the unites the people and I think this proposal politics these countries these guys wanna stay in power I think something like that could start happening.
All right -- -- when -- got used to pretty good stock -- as well.
We had a good day a good update on the market and a lot of people saying it's because everyone's -- and -- to the Nextel up the next rescue.
The next I guess mandates that your -- to a buyer -- -- not a regardless going to be terrible at least eight -- does not terrible about say about 'cause I'll I think it's not gonna do anything positive -- there's no upside surprises between now.
In the end of the year August is typically -- pretty.
Historically bad.
And scary month for the markets we forget that they you did last year trying to reassure markets going into August and into because all of the people older homes vacation -- -- They want to stay stable till September I think that's what drug he was doing on this week all right Donnelley to world really getting a lot of new vehicles and go ahead.
Possibly field option that -- -- a pro -- But so are you ready.
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