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These construction jobs in the industry not seeing work, unlike residential construction side. >> david: emac, the president says it only creates 50 permanent jobs. >> totally wrong. talk about noise pollution. the president. there is a lot of noise pollution from the white house. it wont raise or lower prices. even the presidents own energy department said 167,000 jobs have been created in oil and nat gas since 2007. not the 50 he is talking about. why is it that its always government spending ...

Seven in ten americans believe the project is in the national interest. and the facts in terms of science, engineering, safety and economics, make a compelling case in favor of approval. you can hear about people watching this screaming about environmental factors which are real saying that the idea this is going to create 10,000 or 20,000 jobs is inflated. a lot of those are temporary construction jobs. >> even if theyre right, pay a lot more than other temporary jobs we look at in our economy....

Political analyst ronald reagan and joan walsh. one of the good things about george w. bush was the strong effort he made is the idea the united states really helping to wipe out aids in east africa, really working on it. >> hugely important. and also, this issue that these two women have come together on, chris, hugely important. we see in the developing world that when we invest in women and girls, those countries do better. the women wait longer to have children, to get married. they get educ...

Spirited. even the multiplier effect that nancy pelosi likes to talk about is a farce. lets not forget the farm side of the farm bill riddled with a lot of great programs for a lot of very rich and politically connected people on both sides of the aisle. it is a damned shame the american public will be subsidizing these gigantic farms that have put the little guy out of business and now they are getting subsidies on top of it. >>steve: a lot of little guys need it. >> they do. they put the littl...

Could take that much inefficiencies se out of a systm and have that reinvested in oh, dare i say, actually efficient stuff, you would have another multiplier effect. number three, and by the way, all people would participate in paying taxes, not just 20% of the people. thats not a bad thing either for society. >> i like that, efficient stuff. steve was laughing over here. why are you chuckling, steve. >> >> well, first of all, you need the irs because you could cheat on a flat tax whether you ha...

Mod tees. companies offer a wage that attracts the best peek they can get. if the wage is too low, they dont get the people they want. if the wage is too high, they waste money. more importantly, what does they think happens to the profits? one, by the way, he should want more profits. thats more tax revenue for the government to take in. two, the companies dont have a wheel barrow and take it over to fort knox. they use the profit to invest and build bigger companies and expand and grow and gue...

Amount for many years. >> theres some extent there are state payers here but a lot of this employment is happening still with federal payers. the most important thing is when you raise wages, create more stability, the government actually can save money in terms of lower employee turnover and higher productivity and we all benefit from the multiplier effect of a stronger middle class. >> the question faced by government, should we employ more people or pay people more and we had the reverse with...

>> theres some extent there are state payers here but a lot of this employment is happening still with federal payers. the most important thing is when you raise wages, create more stability, the government actually can save money in terms of lower employee turnover and higher productivity and we all benefit from the multiplier effect of a stronger middle class. >> the question faced by government, should we employ more people or pay people more and we had the reverse with the budget cuts have b...

Maramilitary training. they didnt just read about it on the internet, went to home depot, bought pellets and put them in a pressure cooker and that was it. they have more training than that. but what is important to think about, we have had disaffected young men. 50 years ago, disaffected young men, for whatever reason, they would get drunk and steal hub caps, whatever. now the disaffected men with that motive, they have a multiplier effect. they can get online and they see other people like the...

I disagree with john and p it is progress. >> slightly gradual. >> dont forget, new york city now with the -- with new york state increasing the tax rate p. you are talking about some people paying 54% of their income in taxes. it is pretty high. i dont think thats a big problem. i think we -- one of the things i want -- always point out when i passed the living wage law, giuliani called it forgive sxlus would destroy the economy. nothing happened. minimum -- would need to raise the minimum wage...