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She has hit him on repeatedly. specifically going after him on the fair pay issue which is something he has not really been able to defend. he has come up with great defenses for a lot of other things. on that one, it hits that economic fairness issue in a way i thought was good. >> remembering last week, the republican convention he was doing that interview with andrea mitchell. we havent seen someone move that fast since muhammad ali in his prime. >> i thought it was a good speech, not great s...

This distortion in our economy, the basic corrupting, whether on the finance and housing side or coming back to health care, but at what point will the democrats and republicans get together and say, listen, were not going to tolerate the continued game rigging on behalf of the banks or health insurance companies. while we make everybody fight in the yard about teachers. >> you know, dylan, youre right. i think in the housing market, one of the sad things were starting to see the that peoples at...

Heavily in china and just as china benefits tremendously because of their game rigging, because companies like caterpillar are so heavily invested in china, they are also benefiting from that. theres a huge profit engine again, apple employing near slave labor to make iphones, caterpillar doing a huge percentage of manufacturing in china. we talking about relanesing that trade relationship whether its reciprocity or currency, that is a threat to the profitability of major american corporations w...

And game-rigging that is currently destroying america. you see? timely place to start, meaningful fixes to our financial system which claims profits but is actually a massive tax on american businesses and individuals. we must stop the cops, the regulators, whether its in the oil fields or in the banking industry from working for the crooks. i actually think senator judd gregg may be working for the banks right now even though hes inside the senate. we must put the kibosh on our system. although...

Economy from collapsing. our next guest at the forefront of similar efforts to prevent that type of activity or anything remotely like it from making it too our shores. he is the ranking republican on the house budget committee, congressman paul ryan, live with us from capitol hill. and congressman ryan, its a pleasure to see you. i know you had meetings today, in fact, is the conversation -- when you look at this, youve got austerity as an option, youve got taxation as an option and you also ha...

Educating ourselves on this. so people are getting educated as to what exactly is the problem, diagnotes problem, help educate the public as to what exactly the fiscal problem is and then weve got work on over the course of this summer and into the fall, solutions to this problem. >> yeah. again, i guess one of the -- and this is a preemptive concern on my part, i dont have evidence for it at this point and although ive seen it in the history politically as you go for the low-hanging fruit which...

What the fiscal commissions designed do. i nake a policy of mine not to sort of get on this table talk. whats on the table, whats off of the table. >> and i dont want do that, but listen three baskets here -- austerity, taxation and game-rigging -- things like auditing the fed, mechanisms in which there are many, where risk is given to the american taxpayer and given on americas future by private businesses and in that case, financial institutions, who then take the money today and give the risk...

Thats equally unappealing. 14% in construction and 12% of all workers in food preparation are politicians for reasons that are fairly obvious to their own political self-interest, even if it doesnt help our country, avoiding yet another hot potato. up next, the case against goldman sachs, which has drawn a the although of response from viewers. one response -- saw your show today on goldman, youre on it. this thing stinks to high heaven. these guys make al capone look like an altar boy. cant w...

The final 20%, $600 billion that goes to everything else you can possibly think of that the federal government does from science funding to space exploration, which well talk about in a little bit. to parts of education. this apparently is the problem. with us for the entire show, and im happy about this, i must say, from los angeles, arianna huffington, co-founder and editor in chief of the "huffington post." and from memphis for the segment, mark scoda, national spokesperson for the tea party ...

Need it. we do means testing for poor people. why wouldnt you do means testing for rich people with something like social security. do you think a real, constructive conversation between those in the tea party who represent these values and those in the libertarian and progressive communities that share those values, that the status quo democrats and republicans are the only ones who benefit from perpetuating this game-rigging? is that dialogue possible? >> i think its necessary. i think the pro...