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the republicans did apparently offer about half that amount but it was not enough. and lets take a look at what they were trying to do. ultimately, they were trying to cut just $1.2 trillion over 10 years which averages, as you can see, at $120 billion per year. >> of course, the 2011 budget was $3.6 trillion. thats way up from, i believe, when president obama took office. it was $2.8 trillion. were doing a little more math here. >> yeah. >> divided by 3,600. >> what that means is that...

Heat because of what texas does with illegal immigrants. if youre born there, you get to college for in state costs that is basically free. now governor romney is susceptible for this. the plan did not have a plan to prevent illegal coverage for the illegal aliens. now, duvall patrick, the romney campaign came back and said that was his idea but i believe it is in the actual text in 2006 and the fact that its not addressed in the federal law would kick in shows maybe that is one of the magnets t...

Other candidates that have plans out there. meanwhile, governor perry is blasting governor romney because theres an item in the l.a. times that highlighted the fact that apparently parts of the massachusetts health care law that governor romney signed did offer -- seemed to offer medical aid to illegals in massachusetts but its interesting because the romney people come out and they say wait a minute, what are you talking about? federal law requires emergency health care for illegals and also th...

back to qaddafis tribe but those talks broke down. moments ago, signs of hope out of turkey, a 14-day-old baby rescued alive from the rubble of a collapsed building 46 hours after the earthquake struck. another rescue to tell you about, a man saved after being stuck in a van under another collapsed building. 366 people so far have died with more than 1300 hurt. over 2,000 buildings destroyed. chaos spreading among those in need. some people appear to be looting this truck taking clothe...

easier. >> this will help a lot more homeowner refinance at lower rates which mean consumers save money. those families save money. and it gets those families spending it and it makes it easier for them to make their mortgage payments so they dont lose their home and bring down home values in the neighborhood. im going to keep on doing everything in my power to help to stabilize the housing market, grow the economy, accelerate job growth, and restore some of the security that middle cl...

easier. >> this will help a lot more homeowner refinance at lower rates which mean consumers save money. those families save money. and it gets those families spending it and it makes it easier for them to make their mortgage payments so they dont lose their home and bring down home values in the neighborhood. im going to keep on doing everything in my power to help to stabilize the housing market, grow the economy, accelerate job growth, and restore some of the security that middle cl...

im going to do this. im going to run for the united states senate. and the reason is straightforward. middle class families have been chipped out, squeezed, and hammered for a generation now. and i dont think washington gets it. >> oh, gosh. i love her. this is so exciting. >> great. great. >> im not ready. so keep that shot up. good morning, everybody. its wednesday, september 14th, welcome to "morning joe." >> with us onset is senior political analyst mark halpern, and the editor for...

great. >> im not ready. so keep that shot up. good morning, everybody. its wednesday, september 14th, welcome to "morning joe." >> with us onset is senior political analyst mark halpern, and the editor for "new york" magazine, john hyle. john, you were the heartbeat of new york city. what happened? >> well, the marxist sect. >> and he does live in brooklyn. >> of new york city. what happened out on long island last night? this special election. >> well, the republicans took a seat that...

impact and the aftermath of hurricane irene. as i said yesterday, were going to make sure folks have all the support they need as they begin to assess and repair the damage left by the storm. thats going to continue in the days ahead. its going take time to recover from a storm of this magnitude, the effects are still being felt across much of the country, including in new england and states like vermont, where theres been an enormous amount of flooding. so our response continues, but ...

in what may be the most thankless job in washington these days, trying to defend on economic recovery that is not as strong as anyone wants it to be. his expertise in labor economics makes him a natural for the post, according to treasury secretary tim geithner, knack, krueger worked for geithner for the first couple of years of the administration, worked on the cash for clunkers program which was enormously popular and here comes the president, right out here in the rose garden now. >...