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>> and worked for him. oh, boy. >> helping unemployment right there. >> he said it was reckless, irresponsible and unpatriotic he said five years to fix it, broke that promise, defend it. >> i dont think thats the case at all. he doesnt have a willing partner to work with who is coming to the table with real ideas. the republican party is completely intellectually bankrupt right now and completely -- >> does the president sign the spending bill? >> the very few bills that come to his desk. >> no...

>> and worked for him. oh, boy. >> helping unemployment right there. >> he said it was reckless, irresponsible and unpatriotic he said five years to fix it, broke that promise, defend it. >> i dont think thats the case at all. he doesnt have a willing partner to work with who is coming to the table with real ideas. the republican party is completely intellectually bankrupt right now and completely -- >> does the president sign the spending bill? >> the very few bills that come to his desk. >> no...

>> well, with the highlight really of the morning has been testimony called by the defense of two pennsylvania state investigators who work order this case. one of them is now retired. the defense grilling them over their techniques in how they questioned alleged victims in this case. in particular, they concentrated on one, accuser number four. and the defense was suggesting to the jury that these investigators were in essence telling the victims what to say. encouraging them. taintin...

Reagan was elected in a landslide. theres a greater truth that the t.a.r.p. bailout started with bush, but the problem with nancys point is that barack obama doubled down on all of the bad policies. he doubled down on auto bailouts, he doubled down on t.a.r.p.. the deficit was 455 billion, not good when he took office, now its 1.6 trillion. the stimulus plan was suppose today lower unemployment below 8%, its still hovering around 9%. martha: you know, i think so much is going to come down to how...

You know, my friend uses this great example. salt was a strategic commodity for thousands of years, the only way to preserve food, the only way to preserve meat. it was a really big deal. countries went to war over salt mines. and with the coming of the electricity grid, that ended in a few years. frozen meat was not only cheaper but tasted better. so refrigeration destroyed salts strategic role. we still use it, we put it on the sidewalks in the winter, eat it on corn on the cob, but nobody loo...

Truth. whats going on? >> whats going on is we created an entitlement for millions of americans on the backs of our most vulnerable, seniors in this country. what were going to be seeing is about $455 billion in cuts to health care providers, hospitals and like across the country. what were going to be seeing is a cut in the $136 billion to the very excellent medicare advantage plan, which brings dental plans, which brings vision plans, which brings gyms memberships, supplemental prescription po...

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