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Neil Cavuto hosted a roundtable discussion today (July 25, 2006) about whether the U.S. should "stop devoting money and resources to the Mideast." Before beginning the discussion, Cavuto pointed to a poll that ran on his site overnight in which 73% of the respondents voted yes. One of the roundtable participants was Tobin Smith, identified in his Fox News bio as a, "contributing market analyst." Smith appears regularly on Your World and on Fox's Saturday morning "business news" program, Bulls & Bears. Early in the discussion, Cavuto turned to Smith and said: We have a hard enough time tracking where money went
to Katrina victims let alone victims half a world away. What do you make
of that? Well, Neil, I think the poll you, ah, said, is not
reacting to giving aid to Lebanon because aid to Lebanon is a drop in
the bucket. I think the poll was more about the money that we've spent
in the Mideast in general both in Iraq and whatever and I think the bigger
issue is that it's about oil. It's always been about oil and when we're
investing to protect our oil, the American public has got to know that
as long as we have 3% of the oil and we use 25% of the oil, we're gonna
be at the [inaudible] of these guys and we gotta have boots on the sand
there to protect our oil. A few minutes later Smith added this: I would say, again, why don't we put a dollar tax
on gasoline and take that money to fund our investment in the Mideast
because the only reason we're there is for oil. It's not for democracy.
It's for oil! -------------------------------------------------------------- INFOWARS: BECAUSE THERE'S A WAR ON FOR YOUR MIND
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