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Deficit and the budget. when you look at the numbers overall, the number one problem with the deficit is tack cuts that bush started. number two problem is the wars. that cost the second most amount of money. the third biggest problem is the economic downturn also caused by the republicans. then you get to t.a.r.p., which is also the republicans. then finally you get to stimulus spending, which you can argue either way. you can see where a great majority of the money goes to. its to tax cuts and...

Or her first resignation. it doesnt sound like the administration did anything to look into the matter. thats a serious consideration. thats something that theres wide agreement about. as far as andrew breitbart is concerned, there are a lot of controversy figures involved in politics and who raise money for candidates and political party and donate to them. on the democratic side of things oliver stone is a prominent example. we had a situation this week where hes been are critiqued for making ...

You have to pay for that. $5 billion for college students to get an education. nope, you have to pay for that. then $1 billion for summer jobs. you have to pay for that. one thing you definitely dont ever have to pay for is tax cuts for the richest people in america. thats what the republican party stands for. >> i dont necessarily disagree with that assessment in terms of the republicans creating a lot of this, all of it. really, i just take issue with the sgs that the democrats have it openly ...

Your floor. seriously, if i was to ask my audience for people to raise their hand if their can look at your name, just write it down, cenk uygar, is it? look there, sit there with it. raise your hand if youre at home right now if you can say it on the first attempt. i can do it. you dont count. im done. go ahead. >> so, the republican party keeps saying, hey, you know what, we care a lot about the defici deficits, we dont want to do deficit spending. thats not true. what they care a lot about is...

Have to debate the need to disclose who is spending money to try to manipulate the government? >> im in agreement. you talk an educated consumer. we need an educated voter. this should have passed when you have foreign government spending 300 milli$300 million in an ame election. thats preposterous. i think the responsibility becomes that of the american voter to watch these and ask critical questions, who spent the money to put this up? thats a big thing to put on the american people. thats why...