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Increases. theres been $2 trillion worth of cuts. a lot of that went into the states budgets, then from the states to the cities themselves. then as the economy worsens, more people in cities become -- fall into poverty and become people who, in fact, need services rather than people who are productive. its a combination of things. its very, very difficult for cities. but cities have to make tough choices. when i became mayor we had the largest deficit in terms of percentage of revenue in any ci...

Protesting the takeover of the cash-strapped city, where the governor appointed an emergency manager. and in chicago, teachers and parents are protesting the shutdown of 54 schools to help the city deal with a $1 billion deficit. i want to bring in former governor of pennsylvania, ed rendell. always good to see you, governor. good morning. >> good morning. >> these examples are just the tip of the iceberg, you were also a former mayor in philadelphia and had a bit of a bugtd problem when you too...

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