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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20111222:04:54:00

the laws against it often make it worse. one study in four states where it s banned and there was no difference in one of them but in three of the states they found more accidents. and the theory is that because people instead of just texting while they are driving now they are hiding from the cops and they are holding it lower in the car and that increases accidents. so these laws have unintended consequences. laura: john, doesn t it also make you wonder at some point soon you will just be able to say text john stossel great job on the show this week, liked the segment on government intrusion, laura. you will be able to voice it all. so pretty short order this whole conversation will be moot. but, nevertheless, i used to work at d.o.t., the department of transportation back in the reagan years. i m so sorry. laura: fun, i was a speech writer for the secretary. a lot of regulators with a lot of time on their hands and they have to do stuff so they come out with these proposals.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20111222:01:44:00

competition with far eastern countries. lack of education and skills. it s not the rich people s faulted that the middle class has suffered. the idea that you can somehow blame the upper class and wealthy for the problems of the middle class doesn t make any sense. there is no causal link there. laura: daftd an interesting statistic i had never heard before but stephen moore just shared with me. after the big tax cut kicked in for those next four years the income coming into the federal treasury was the highest in any four year period in our government s history. tax revenues went up after that tax cut. the idea if we only raise taxes on the rich things will begin to even out and there will be lollipops on the bushes and rainbows in the sky. it seems to me it doesn t really fly in the end. actually, steve has that statistic wrong as the percentage of g.d.p. taxes were lower under bush than clinton. they peaked in 2000 as 20% of

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aftershock, which is now out in paperback. ali, what happened today? a lot of things happened here. we had a situation where it s not just fear we ve been talking about. this was actual fact. we had we started this morning with with slow bad markets out of europe, then before the markets opened, we got this report from morgan stanley which talked about slow growth around the world telling us things we already knew. but they said we re on the precipice. they didn t say we were there, they didn t say it s the base case, but they said we re dangerously close. also cited errors in policymaking here in the united states and in europe. and they said it s likely that the european central bank and the fed would have to get further involved in this economy. now, you know all week we ve been talking about rick perry saying it would beo treasonous for the fed to get involved. it represents a view in america that the fed should do no more work in stimulating this economy. so now

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people? who s this going to be for? what s going on is you have liberals in congress who are adamant that the president stick with his original demand that there be a tax increase for upper incomes, and they re pitted against moderates who say we ve got to get this done right now, and we can t worry about who gets a tax increase. we need to make sure that the middle class doesn t. jenna: who do you think wins this? reporter: well, the challenge, and this is why it s so hard and so important. the challenge is that the president doesn t have the votes in the senate. he doesn t have enough democrats because there are already several people like ben nelson from nebraska who have come out and said they re not voting for any sort of tax increase. no tax increases, so that s where they are. that means that the democrats have the votes and sort of the leftovers in the house, the previous constitution of the house, they ve got plenty of votes in the house to get this through, but the senate i

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