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Charge of the recovery act, and it was hard as hell to get the votes to begin with, and then it was hard as hell to get the numbers we got. One thing we learned is we cant do too much here. We can do too little an and sputter. The speech youll hear follows the jobs report this morning. Yes, the Employment Rate is down, but only 40 million jobs was added to the American Economy. That makes it clear that the impacted American Economy is still very much in trouble. The Senate Meeting ended early th...

Time in a bipartisan way. And so i want to yield to the distinguished chair because the bill that the Senate Passed is identical to our instructions to the budget as we said to them. Get behind the microphone. Yeah. The speaker is right. We got the same amount in instructions back from the senate that we passed, so we can pass it with a simple vote today and intend to. Then the committees will draft the legislation that actually creates the assignment of those dollars, and well bring that back t...

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Lawmakers continue to urge the White House to approve a fourth stimulus check for Americans who are struggling financially, with some proposing that future relief be tied to economic conditions,...

Lawmakers continue to urge the White House to approve a fourth stimulus check for Americans who are struggling financially, with some proposing that future relief be tied to economic conditions,...

How to strengthen housing safety nets U.S. homeowners and renters need stronger safety nets than existing social insurance programs provide to prevent housing insecurity during economic downturns, according to a new paper based on a study by Wharton real estate professor Benjamin Keys and co-authors at the University of Notre Dame and New York University. In their paper “Bolstering the Housing Safety Net: The Promise of Automatic Stabilizers,” the authors propose policy reforms that could h...

Probably going to be safe in preserving a veto here. but id like to get your reaction here to what it means to be lifting these economic sanctions on iran and the timetable for doing that which is not immediate. >> yeah. you know theres kind of an interesting wrinkle in the agreement about that. that they are going to lift the sanctions. i think most experts who look at sanctions recognize that sanctions are not really effective at regime change. you can look at cuba at north korea, at the sovie...

Slowly. its particularly tough for people who live in areas where there has not been much job creation. so yeah, historically, ever since canes, we have recognized that there are times when temporarily you need to borrow as the economy gets going again, thats when you bring your budget deficit down. the fact that we have gotten it backwards has really hurt us. >> you have studied our collective intelligence as a society and there seems to have been a decline in this particular area where there w...

Once a much larger agreement and a much larger bipartisan agreement about how unemployment payments function especially in a recession. automatic stabilizers was the accepted term for what they are. an unemomental term but both sides saw it that way for a long time. >> unemployment insurance was always considered separate from other welfare programs. so food stamps or cash payments, tanif as we know it now. and now they have been lumped together. even though people have lost their jobs through n...

>> oh, i will deal with it. >> the reality of the facts are that -- >> the reality of the facts? >> the real facts, bob, okay? are that this administration spent $5 trillion. >> no, thats wrong. thats wrong. a lot of it is automatic stabilizers. >> let him get his point out so i can go to the break. >> bob, let me finish my point. >> its a lie. >> its not a lie. the debt was $10 trillion on the day obama was inaugurated. what is it today? its almost $6 trillion. so who spent that money? who spen...