When the president, and the president’s party, start looking at the economic problems that will result from their decisions, we can expect to see a concerted effort to tackle them.

But we need to start now.

And that means we need a plan to stop the bleeding.

The economic disaster of the Trump era is one that could be avoided if the party leaders and the American people started talking about how they are going to solve it.

I’m here to tell you that the economic crisis is here.

I’ve been here and this is where we are, and we are going nowhere.

We are going deeper into debt.

We have a shrinking workforce.

We’re getting worse at rebuilding our infrastructure.

We’ve lost the manufacturing jobs that our country needed to build our middle class.

We just lost millions of jobs because we let this disaster get so out of control.

I want to start by saying that it’s not going to happen overnight.

This is a long process, and you have to have an open-minded approach, a willingness to accept the fact that this is going to take time.

But let me just start with a few concrete actions.

First, I’m going to be working with Congress to put a bipartisan plan in place to stabilize the economy.

And I’ve already introduced legislation that would create an Emergency Unemployment Compensation (EUC) program, create jobs, and provide tax relief to Americans who have lost their jobs, who’ve lost their homes.

We can do this.

We need to do this immediately.

Second, I’ve also asked the Department of Labor to work with us to create an alternative to the 401(k) that is designed for the new and growing middle class, so that they don’t have to rely on the 401k to pay their bills and save for retirement.

This alternative will also offer greater flexibility and flexibility in the retirement accounts of Americans who don’t qualify for the 401ks.

Third, I will be announcing in the coming days the plan to invest $1 trillion in new infrastructure projects to rebuild the roads, bridges, airports, and other essential infrastructure needed to keep our country competitive.

This will create jobs in the short-term, and in the long-term will create long-lasting economic benefits for America and our economy.

The plan that I put forward today will create over 2.5 million jobs and provide a new tax base for rebuilding America’s crumbling infrastructure.

It will also help reduce the burden on our veterans and their families.

And finally, I am also announcing an emergency relief package to help American workers and small businesses, including a $1.4 trillion tax relief package that will provide relief to American workers, small businesses and the middle class through a temporary temporary temporary tax on imports.

This tax relief will help to pay for the infrastructure we’ve seen in the last two years, including new airports and bridges and roads, as well as a new version of the HAMP (Home Affordable Modification Assistance) tax credit that will be available for low-income homeowners and small business owners.

Now, let me also say that the Republicans have made it clear that they will not support a solution that creates a permanent tax on exports.

And this is not a tax on the United States.

This plan is a temporary tax that will expire over the next few weeks.

So I think we need an immediate and effective solution to the crisis in our economy and we need it now.

So we have a lot of work to do, and that’s why I’ve announced a $50 billion infrastructure plan, including $25 billion in public-private partnerships.

We will build an economy that works for the middle and working classes, and not just for those who can pay, but for those that don’t.

But in order to do that, we have to start rebuilding our roads, and bridges, and airports, as we did during the Great Recession.

We know that our roads are the safest in the world.

We also know that the most cost-effective investments in infrastructure are those that can create jobs and rebuild our economy right now.

That’s why we have put $100 billion into roads, water systems, wastewater systems, and transit.

We believe that if we work together with private investors and state and local governments, we’ll be able to do more than just build roads.

We’ll be building new roads that can take us to the next level in innovation and job creation.

And we’ll also be creating jobs by giving small businesses the opportunity to be competitive in the global economy.

It is now clear that a temporary moratorium on trade with China is going too far.

We must end that, and make sure that we don’t do more damage to our country and our workers by doing so.

The president’s trade policy is bad.

The Republican trade agenda is bad, and it has a long road ahead of it.

But when I look at what we have done over the last eight years, I see that we have made major gains, including the most successful jobs recovery