‘Great At Killing Jobs’: Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary Rips AOC, Dems On CNN Airwaves
The business tycoon “Shark Tank” Investor Kevin O’Leary attacked Democrats’ economic policies, and targeted Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York (D-NY), for his infuriating behavior. “great at killing jobs.”
O’Leary explained on Friday “CNN This Morning” New York is an “uninvestable” State, detailing the project that was pulled from The Empire State to be moved to Norway.
“The regulatory environment is punitive,” According to the investor. “I had a project in Upstate New York behind the grid in Niagara Falls for electricity — a global data center we were building. Eventually, it got so bad with the politicians in the local region and the state policy we moved it to Norway, and all the jobs. Norway has it now — thousands of jobs coming out of that.”
“I mean, that’s New York: uninvestable,” O’Leary added. “Sorry, don’t shoot the messenger. Just telling you the way it is. That’s it: uninvestable.”
“I think we’d get some pushback from our elected officials in New York,” Kaitlan Collins (CNN co-host) chimed, just before New York Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul was named.
“I’ll debate them any time of the day you want, particularly AOC,” O’Leary responded. “She’s great at killing jobs. She kills jobs by the thousands.”
“Where did Amazon take their jobs? They took them away from her. She threatened to sue them if they created jobs. I mean, this is a reality,” He added.
“He’s saying what a lot of people are saying, especially with this Amazon thing in New York,” Don Lemon was acknowledged as co-host.
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Amazon withdrew from a plan to establish a large headquarters in New York City four year ago after opposition by Ocasio Cortez and other Democrats. The estimated 25,000 jobs that this project would generate were expected.
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O’Leary last year, who has a varied view of politics, expressed his opinion on O’Leary praised Tesla CEO Elon Tesla’s attempt to purchase Twitter. Musk slammed the company for its censorship policies and for ineffectuality of its board members.
Months later, in October 2022, Musk indeed became the owner and CEO of Twitter.
“The best way to look at this is, you gave them a decade, why not get the whacking stick out and just start all over again?” O’Leary proposed. “And that’s what Elon Musk is proposing.”
“The cost of free speech, the cost to society, is allowing the lunatic fringe to have a voice,” Businessman should be emphasized. “And that’s always been the case, back to when they were writing newspapers by hand.”
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What is the strength of the current job market? Last week’s unemployment benefit claims fell to 199,000.@kevinolearytv Discuss pic.twitter.com/DgkfJtZNpn
— CNN This Morning (@CNNThisMorning) March 3, 2023
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