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you have a mess happening in europe with a debt crisis. worries the banking sector is going to get it. they hold so much exposure to the sovereign situation and holding the bonds, government bonds. the debt crisis has a lot of people worried we are looking at 2008 deja vu, again. the banks are exposed to europe. i don t think the banking sector is negatively impacted in the u.s. the slow economic data is worrisome. we saw the report suggesting a recession is a possibility, do you believe that in the united states we could see a recession in another year? yeah. we are looking at an economy that slowed. frankly, for me, i don t care what you call it, recession, depression, bare market, the bottom line is we are all feeling it. we are nervous. we are nervous about our jobs,
see my kitchen table right now, there s such a mess happening in my house. [laughter] you re too honest. jenna: just real quick, around and around we go. what s happening today that is working to solve this issue? because august 2nd is soon. probably the best thing we ve had working for us is that the president never allowed the members of congress to walk away from the table, the negotiation table. twice house republicans said, we re done, we re out, and the president kept saying, no, we re going to keep meeting, gave them time to cool off, everyone came back. senate republicans and senate democrats stayed at the table, and i think that the fact that the president said, no, we re a family, we ve got to get this done has really helped because we ve now seen that the senate s come out with an approach. whether it s something we can agree with, we ll find out. but at least, as i said, we re now beginning to talk about all the elements that have to be in a final solution. and quite ho
spending programs, all tax programs have to be on the table so we can have a balanced approach. but you can t wall off certain things because they re your pet projects. and so, jenna, we can get there. i m willing to talk about social security or medicare, but when someone says social security should pay for the deficits of the past, when social security hasn t added one single penny to the deficit, i wonder why should seniors take a cut in social security to pay for tax cuts that went to a millionaire or for big oil subsidies? you ve got to be balanced, and it s got to be something smart. the public knows it when they sit at their kitchen table, when you do and is i do too, concern and i do too, we come up with smart decisions that make sure we can buy the house jenna: congressman, i can t even see my kitchen table right now, there s such a mess happening in my house. [laughter] you re too honest. jenna: just real quick, around and around we go. what s happening today that is work