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Above and beyond what weve ever done before and to me thats the difference. >> does being in the middle of a pandemic and one of the great potential economic crises that we have averted by doing something we didnt do in previous down turns, which was we threw some money at the problem and prevented a catastrophic recession, why isnt this a special circumstance and have this debate when the sun is shining? the sun is not shining right now, its still raining covid. >> so the economy has still got ...

Recovery is in the mid 80s, the average person was on food stamps for six months. today, after four years of the obama recovery, the average person is on food stamps nine months. that tells you all you need to know about how bogus president obamas economic policies are. >> you know, rick, heres the issue. the rate of growth is what were talking about, growing faster than gdp, we have been through economic down turns, but it is a real explosion in food stamps. should we bring back work requiremen...

And people that are old. but look, the expansion, 18 to 65 area, that doesnt wash. the economy is not the strongest its ever been. unemployment is down to 6.1%, the recession has been over for five years, we need to peel back the number of people on food stamps. >> john, to michaels point, weve been through economic downturns before, had food stamp usage. we want to help women and children and the destitute and poor. we are talking about able bodied people that dont have children. we didnt see t...

They give you literally whether its the government cheese, to the tax return, to whatever benefit, whatever entitlement, whatever program. now, let me tell you -- >> -- hang on. this is not limited -- this is not limited to blacks. but its even more felt in a community that they feel ownership of and its power and control and when you break that, you threaten their existence. >> sean: all right. i want to go deeper into this because i want some answers why do you think, when we come back, 90% of...

Whether its the government cheese, to the tax return, to whatever benefit, whatever entitlement, whatever program. now, let me tell you -- >> -- hang on. this is not limited -- this is not limited to blacks. but its even more felt in a community that they feel ownership of and its power and control and when you break that, you threaten their existence. >> sean: all right. i want to go deeper into this because i want some answers why do you think, when we come back, 90% of the black vote goes to ...

Than some of the other major down turns. were in an entering a critical phase these numbers that are coming out the next couple of weeks will determine the perceptions through the fall. were going to be in a middle zone, things are getting better but not fast enough. >> greta: i would hit the nerve that they had the house and senate and white house, they did nothing about tax code, which 3300 earmarks if you look at boles-simpson and nothing about illegal immigration. they had a wasted opportuni...

Happened here. talking about how they need to change strategies going ahead to florida and beyond. heres a listen at what they had to say this morning. >> you have a clear establishment candidate in mitt romney. look where his monday money comes from, look at his babackg what hes done in massachusetts. hes been a reagan pop list conservative going back to the 1970s. thats a clear contrast. >> i faced a setback. you know, in my experience, a lot of people face setbacks. you come back from them. t...

In order to receive that, the business owner has to sign away his legal rights. so he has no further remedy options. what we are looking for are more interim payments so we can get cash flow that will help replace lost revenue and these business owners will not have to make a decision now do i take this offer and hope thats it or can i wait to see what else i need. >> mike: i want to talk about the situation. tim, you said that your business is getting back, is it back to normal, would that be f...

>> stuart: morgan, should the unions, at least have a voice in relocation decisions? >> no, i dont think they should have a voice in relocation decisions if its not going to directly impact the jobs they already have on the ground like we see with boeing, for example. im going to second the boss. i think this is terrible for jobs. a lot of proponents of unions will tell you that unions keep jobs in place during economic down turns. but theyre the reason more jobs dont get added when we come out ...

Ben bernanke has not seriously given tout to any of this. it is creeping into the core level. i think youre going to start seeing some people really, people have already been very critical of the fed and they are going to ram up that criticism. these prices are going to hit us, our pocketbook. we know this is an economic recovery, the consumer spending lifts us out of the economic down turns. we are still in a very fragile state of recovery. jenna: higher invasion means your dollar gets you less...