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New video its no big deal but it is a big deal. you cant keep black americans in this perception that its still 1955. you cant tell them that they are never going to get anywhere. racism will be here. they will never be equal and not fall under scrutiny. if you are candidate for president or in this case the president of the united states, you cant embrace people like that and impact people to take notice. >> sean: what does it say about the president and aggregate. this is about vetting obama. ...

The media is playing off this new video its no big deal but it is a big deal. you cant keep black americans in this perception that its still 1955. you cant tell them that they are never going to get anywhere. racism will be here. they will never be equal and not fall under scrutiny. if you are candidate for president or in this case the president of the united states, you cant embrace people like that and impact people to take notice. >> sean: what does it say about the president and aggregate....

Racist. >> sean: im not saying that about him. but i want to go to this. what im saying this is not the controversial association as far as im concerned. the media never invented him. you brought up the story of jeremiah wright, when you first brought it up, when you brought all those people up and the way he has governed and now professor bell. what are we to conclude? >> well, part of the problem we have here is in the aggregate there is more and more of this incremental acceptance of radical ...

Theyre looking out for. at the capital, sad to say, theyll be cutting off people people. look, you saw that with sisco, they always experienced double digit earnings growth and they had to layoff 30,000 people. >> todd, todd, some companies are earning that income as a result of higher prices. it stays within, you know, in the aggregate. it doesnt change, to shift from one sector of the economy to another, thats all. >> whats that mean to jobs, toby? >> with all due respect to mike, you know. >>...

He has to come up with an idea to rally behind opponent like reagan supply side economics. he has nothing of that sort. he gave a speech in detroit. four days before the election. it whats to be large. tax reform, entitle reform, new idea. or he is treading water. >> john: we have interesting polls to put up, for general election. president obama beats every republican in the aggregate of the swing state. if you separate out ohio, the numbers are different. look ever republican candidate beats p...

He has to come up with an idea to rally behind opponent like reagan supply side economics. he has nothing of that sort. he gave a speech in detroit. four days before the election. it whats to be large. tax reform, entitle reform, new idea. or he is treading water. >> john: we have interesting polls to put up, for general election. president obama beats every republican in the aggregate of the swing state. if you separate out ohio, the numbers are different. look ever republican candidate beats p...

Due to the strengthening tax revenue and a slow down in government spending. but, the cbo notes that in the next ten years, entitlement programs are likely to drive up spending again. and in more difficult news for the obama reelection team, the cbo predicts the national unemployment rate will remain above 8% for both this year and next. and i have a "wall street journal" op-ed that will back that up. >> and the headline really is, the cbos headline was -- and in fact, they said, its not just th...

But again the broader -- so this brings us to the $700 trillion question or whatever you want to define it. there is a frustration that many of us have with the current president for his failure to renovate bank, tax, and trade policy to drive to a culture of investment to create jobs. there is a hope in a two-party political system his opponent will then push those issues in a way that steers the president in the aggregate political direction of the wind blowing in the country. >> right. >> we ...

exclusive interview. then well go on a tour around the world with a global panel. neil ferguson, mubani and khanfar. also, how in the world did one of the worlds greatest sellers in the global bazaar lose its mojo? ill explain. but first, heres my take. president obama spoke forcefully in his state of the union about the importance of reviving manufacturing in america. if you talk with economists, theyll tell you its a very complex problem. involving taxes, trade, regulatory policy...

Dramatically have been in the aggregate determined to be one of his weaknesses. rather than put himself through the embarassment of standing on a stage knowing he is likely to come in last in the field, it is time to pull out. and it follows actually precisely what jon huntsman did, recognizing he was in jeopardy of essentially being odd man out on the debate stage with his weakness in the polls and recognizing he would not do well he pulled out hours before the debate on monday. perry avoids th...