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Grecian formula to come up with a way to pay these senators (laughter) >> and thats a personal-- and at any rate, the math is not there and toby is right, and theres no way that you can let somebody work for 30 years and pay them for the rest of their life when theyre living to be 85. the math is not there. they have to stop it there. congress notably who set the rules needs to get on the social security program, and needs to get their kid out of cushy private schools and kquit running away with...

That are foreclosure, another 4 1/2 million homes that are going into foreclosure, gary. >> we have a depression in housing and to your point, as long as were at point where its cheaper to buy a home than rent a home today in the united states, and still we cant get demand for sales, thats a five year tragedy. >> youre saying im never going to be able to mover, toby? >> theres only five people in america who can own your home, for crying out loud. >> believe me the number has expanded lately. >>...

Anti-anna winds to hurricane irene. so far, one person is dead and the damage estimates are in the millions and officials say tens of thousands of homes and businesses are still without power. im patti ann browne. now back to bulls and bears and for the latest headlines, log on to foxnews.com youre watching the most powerful name in news, fox news channel. channel. >> giving a helping hand before getting a governor handout. a georgia lawmaker pushing a bill, forcing the jobless to volunteer 24 h...

>> this is human capital taking it on the chin because of capital. in a recession, you cut jobs because you have less demand for your product. and this is, its created, an interesting concept which is basically saying well keep everybody on board, but theyll all work less hours. thats what it is. the government is going to subsidize it. >> the economy is it in recession, why will not? >> by the same logic, only work and employ 30 hours during the recession, if they passed that law, and wed have ...

You cant keep moving up the holiday to get more sales. eventually its a zero sum. youre going to have more hours that might cost them more money. >> i dont know, gary b, we have 9% unemployment. it seems like they could find workers that could do this. >> exactly. look, whether it works or not is -- is not the point. if it doesnt work, then the, you know, the wal-marts and the gaps of the world will then not do it next year. but, you know, is it unfair to the employees? look, as you mentioned, b...

Got to rethink the reason for the hate for the banks and the bailouts they got. >> and gary b, i know you hated the fact that banks were too big to fail. >> exactly. and the irony is that its just didnt put it in the bank, they put it in a bank that accepted tarp money and their whole thing is against the 1%. wells fargo is a prime example of being on, now, the insider that got the money, but you know, im going to go back-- >> they paid it back, though. >> yeah, granted, but its not the -- the g...

And republicans saying, go big, get to 4 trillion not 1.2 trillion. we want to see a real deal and only this week, after months of negotiations have the republicans even put pa hint of tax increases on the table. so we might be finally starting to see a break in the deadlock here. >> why do we need any-- >> and gary b, the automatic cuts youre talking about dont quick in until 2013. >> exactly. and now, to susans point, it sundays like a big number, but remember, this is spread over ten years an...

>> exactly, exactly, gary b. >> they charge higher costs and dont treat their customers well. >> and thats poorly-- >> to keep their businesses-- >> listen, occupy people are you all on their computers and ipads and best part going to wells fargo, they can monitor the $20,000 online. cant do that at a credit union or community banks, they dont have the money and theyre putting back in due to technologies na wells fargo can. thats critical. >> the bigger time we saw capitalism working, last month...

Much more expensive and you know, the estimates for that, everybodys premiums were $1,000 higher just based on the cost of uninsured people in the system. if we can get rid of that cost for the entire cost of the system down then you start to see premium reductions and its not going to happen overnight, but its going to eventually happen and this is sort of a longer arc on this bill. >> susan, that was killed a year ago, when they actually went and counted the people who were eligible for covera...

Guys and they create less jobs and it thought these guys were road testing taking away from the big guy and creating more jobs. right? this is how upside down their logic is. >> steve? >> hey, i think a global, not a global, an oecd tax, the more developed countries, a really small tax on financial investments that goes into either microeconomic-- excuse me microloans or into correct aid to schools or hire teachers in the third world, yeah. john paul ii is right the hems sphere needs to do-- >> ...