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That makes people angry, the politicians, easy answers like that? >> i dont think thats an easy answer. i think thats a statement of fact. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> let me go back to what john distaso said. its the same question. the long-term answer to $4 heating oil is to open up off shore development of oil and gas, open up federal lines to oil and gas. flood the market as dr. paul said, make supply and demand work for us, not against us. price will come down. under obama, 2011 was the hig...

You know. but let me take -- let me go back, its exactly the same question. the long-term answer to $4 heating oil is to open up offshore development of oil and gas, open up federal lines to oil and gas, flood the market as dr. paul said, make supply and demand work for us, not against us. the price will come down. under obama 2011 was the highest price of gasoline in history. it is a direct result of his policies, which kill jobs, raise the price of heating oil and gasoline, weaken the united s...

Sending the gifts. someone ringing up and taking your cash at that time? do experts think it will go up? i would watch for a few months. they do tons and tons of revisions all the time. so, it certainly --. >>clayton: so the december numbers could go up. or down. when he surprised. >>guest: from 8.5 percent, it could tick up, again. >>clayton: workers pay is a big issue. the amount of machine you take home may not as high, right? and according to the recession and the numbers here 3.2 percent re...

Holidays. packing the gifts. sending the gifts. someone ringing up and taking your cash at that time? do experts think it will go up? i would watch for a few months. they do tons and tons of revisions all the time. so, it certainly --. >>clayton: so the december numbers could go up. or down. when he surprised. >>guest: from 8.5 percent, it could tick up, again. >>clayton: workers pay is a big issue. the amount of machine you take home may not as high, right? and according to the recession and th...

If only indiana had a right to work law, if only indiana had a right to work law, then they could create jobs. on growth and manufacturing jobs between 2009 and 2011 for indiana, which hasnt had these right to work laws and for the midwestern states that do. indianas the one other there on the right that is tall is good in this case. net job losses by year. the darker ones are states without right to work laws. states that preserve union rights. its hard to argue looking at this. that right to w...

On growth and manufacturing jobs between 2009 and 2011 for indiana, which hasnt had these right to work laws and for the midwestern states that do. indianas the one other there on the right that is tall is good in this case. net job losses by year. the darker ones are states without right to work laws. states that preserve union rights. its hard to argue looking at this. that right to work laws are magic against ensuring against job flight. what you can see from the data is that one thing right ...

Work law, if only indiana had a right to work law, then they could create jobs. on growth and manufacturing jobs between 2009 and 2011 for indiana, which hasnt had these right to work laws and for the midwestern states that do. indianas the one other there on the right that is tall is good in this case. net job losses by year. the darker ones are states without right to work laws. states that preserve union rights. its hard to argue looking at this. that right to work laws are magic against ensu...

Rights. its hard to argue looking at this. that right to work laws are magic against ensuring against job flight. what you can see from the data is that one thing right to work states have is bad pay, low wages, lower wages and right to work states are on average 3.2% lower than in the states that dont have right to work laws. so thats what republicans want for indiana. not holding on to jobs. not gaining jobs. if you have a job, lets shrinky dink your paychecks.

Between 2009 and 2011 for indiana, which hasnt had these right to work laws and for the midwestern states that do. indianas the one other there on the right that is tall is good in this case. net job losses by year. the darker ones are states without right to work laws. states that preserve union rights. its hard to argue looking at this. that right to work laws are magic against ensuring against job flight. what you can see from the data is that one thing right to work states have is bad pay, l...

This. that right to work laws are magic against ensuring against job flight. what you can see from the data is that one thing right to work states have is bad pay, low wages, lower wages and right to work states are on average 3.2% lower than in the states that dont have right to work laws. so thats what republicans want for indiana. not holding on to jobs. not gaining jobs. if you have a job, lets shrinky dink your paychecks. and, again, at least so far its