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My hours have been so dramatically, i am forging for vegetables out of the trash out back, and thats happening across the country. thats not an accident, but a way of life for working people. >> i think one of the things you are hearing is this week, it circulated that sinclair diagram, they tried to map the tea partys interest on the wall street, and theres an enormous shared interest. the tea party and -- theres the diagram. both the tea party and occupy wall street at bottom share the same va...

Enrolled in school. or their parents i think it is. that has scared, weve covered it on the show. it produced a situation which you have kids kept out of school. the obama administrations justice department has sued under federal law and i think a federal judge has enjoined sections of it, particularly the sections that have to do with schooling. but much of it still remains in place. it is really causing tremendous -- were hearing news every day out of alabama of the problems precipitated. what...

Unemployed people, thats a bill i introduced which is very important -- >> unbelievable at this time in this country that you have to introduce legislation like that. >> and ads that say the unemployed -- >> need not apply. >> right. but the question is very significant because it goes to how we use money, and the government needs to be smarter. >> but i want to push more on this notion that what we are doing is fiddling at the margins. it seems to be a fair critique to say even the best estimat...

Entire branches of government cant function, and then you are sort of self fulfilling, and you are creating -- of course the public doesnt trust the government because you are breaking the notion that the government is breaking. >> i want to talk about the two theories of obstruction, a good faith theory that republicans think passing these things will be bad for the company, and the bad faith theory, which is that they do not want to see the economy improve because they want to see barack obama...

And paper, show it for me. >> yes, show me things in a sexual realm that are okay, because presumebly those who are married and want to use contraception is not what is supposed to be. >> great question. >> richard kim of the nation and the nation.com, what would you ask. >> i would ask hillary clinton if she still believes the united nations has any legitimate tea as bodies that will solve conflicts or just drone strikes that we should rely on that would implement u.s. foreign policy -- >> you ...

That we can do big things as a country. >> here is the thing. when you start to talk about that, these kind of partnerships, i think that theres a certain conservative critique, that our government is so crept we cannot trust those partnerships. and you are going to get a lot of favor making, and so-and-so raises a lot of money, so your factory gets a lot of money. wli whether its so true, its the perception. >> well, here is the hard, stark reality. more than 70% of all new jobs are created by ...

Their own affairs and we know government by organized money is just as dangerous as government by organized mob. never before in all of our history have these forces been so united against one candidate as they stand today. they are unanimous in their hate for me and i welcome their hatred! >> it is just -- everybody here is fanning themselves, the chills of fdrs rhetoric there. >> you see why president reagan was a roosevelten democrat. those words are still true today. ask chuck schumer. >> an...

Budget that will cut $1 million, and you have romney talking about the trade war, and you have candidates in the field talking about these types of things, and crony capitalism, and everything is talking about it. this is an issue alive and well on the right in the republican field. >> i want to talk more about whether there is productive overlap in the two divisions after the break. her morning begins with arthritis pain. thats a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain an...

This week. where do you see things going from here? the opposition seems implaquable to any kind of jobs plan, even one that seems relatively noncontroversial, so what do you do now? >> the opposition is implaquable, because many of the proposals have been proposed before by republicans members of congress, and leaders of the republican party, so i am still hopeful where we go from here is some kind of agreement, at least on some of the pieces of the presidents proposal, and to take one of them ...

James point, which is to do things at the scale we would need is completely politically unobtainable. >> to fiddle at the margins is politically unattainablunattain. i think -- i am here to be a proud defender to fiddle at the margins. >> i am here to push it. i support the senator trying to do it, but james the question is theres one in six people in the country living in poverty, and 1% of the country and corporations not paying a f frikin dime. >> well, one way to respond to that, and this go...