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Say heres a different reason why we should shrink government and cut taxes for rich people. >> to that point though, that he is making, you have john boehner acting like it is four or five years ago, right? and lets take a look. heres what he told "good morning america" just this week, he said, quote, i believe that if were going to increase the debt limit, there ought to be cuts and reforms in place that are greater than the increase in the debt limit. now, lets take a look at our projected def...

Proposed taking spending to that what i like to call one level. >> paul ryan is going to do it in ten years now, julian. community, one family, the >> no, hes not. thats johns point. american community, the american if you look at -- even at a family, the american house. my position is we all live in ten-year trajectory it doesnt the same house, and as dr. king work because they dont address entitlements in a way that said on one occasion, we must actually balances the budget in learn to live to...

Reduction. again, our position here. i also categorically reject the krugmanesque notion that all the participating ceos disfavor the idea of short-term stimulus and are debt scrooges. an appreciation of the position of ceos like myself combined with a more generous reading of the november election results than is common, should help inform how the president, congress and business address the challenge of short-term economic growth and long-term deficits. and it leads to the conclusion that peop...

Austerity plan, that would have an impact. democrats were for pouring more money into the compli with stimulus and republicans wanted austerity and jonas point is an argument against what conservatives were pushing for. >> brenda: all right. toby. >> whats the question? >> driving a smart car. >> and we did a survey of 1500 small business peoples more in the 2%, revenue or earnings of more than $500,000. i would say that the actual statistics that we got, that the-- it was going to make on their...

Even if you try to retroactively fix that middle of the year, the economic effects are very negative. so theres no interest i think on any party on going over the cliff. secondly, there are some cuts that go in automatically at the beginning of january that would be difficult to unravel, but you could, as ari said do, that theoretically. remember, the fiscal cliff is an idea that was put forward by republicans -- >> of course. >> as an austerity plan. i agree with ari in the sense that its a tot...

At fastreliefchallenge.com. >> brian: quick headlines. university professors in greece joining the string of protests against the pay cuts in a new austerity plan. theyll trike -- strike for two days. and we cant all be born into rich families like the great billy madison.

and mitt romney standing his ground refuse to go release more taxes, calls reach a deafening pitch. today he gave another reason why he shouldnt have to. and an exclusive investigation into the risks of off-shore drilling. we went outfront to the arctic. shell has a plan to prevent the disaster like the one that happened to bp and the deepwater horizon. does it add up? lets go "outfront." "outfront" tonight, ben bernanke says no to the addicts. addicts that are desperate for anothe...

and an exclusive investigation into the risks of off-shore drilling. we went outfront to the arctic. shell has a plan to prevent the disaster like the one that happened to bp and the deepwater horizon. does it add up? lets go "outfront." "outfront" tonight, ben bernanke says no to the addicts. addicts that are desperate for another hit of the feds drugs. today in hearings on capitol hill, americas top banker, the chief of the federal reserve, got more negative on the state of the u.s...

does it add up? lets go "outfront." ♪ "outfront" tonight, ben bernanke says no to the addicts. addicts that are desperate for another hit of the feds drugs. today in hearings on capitol hill, americas top banker, the chief of the federal reserve, got more negative on the state of the u.s. economy. >> given that growth is projected to be not much above the rate needed to absorb new entrance into the labor force, the reduction in the unemployment rate seems likely to be frustratingly...

america. we will begin this hour in greece where the voters have spoken in parliment,le bailout, the leader has two more days to form a coalition government. investors around the world are now relieves that greece has not decided to scrap the euro, ditch the bailouts, but what it has decided is anything but clear, unfortunately. but kristine rollins has been watching europe. lets talk about the election and the impact on us right now. >> i cant overstate the importance of greece to the...