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What would you grade them. >> 67% of americans dont want to get rid of social security. >> didnt the same people say they were going to put that money aside, spend it, squander it, if they were in the private sector they would be in jail, hanged cuffed, perp walked. >> why do you trust the government when they have failed -- we have 17 trillion in debt, 50 million americans on food stamps and social security and medicare are going bankrupt. >> you drove here on a highway, we have electricity, we...

What would you grade them. >> 67% of americans dont want to get rid of social security. >> didnt the same people say they were going to put that money aside, spend it, squander it, if they were in the private sector they would be in jail, hanged cuffed, perp walked. >> why do you trust the government when they have failed -- we have 17 trillion in debt, 50 million americans on food stamps and social security and medicare are going bankrupt. >> you drove here on a highway, we have electricity, we...

What would you grade them. >> 67% of americans dont want to get rid of social security. >> didnt the same people say they were going to put that money aside, spend it, squander it, if they were in the private sector they would be in jail, hanged cuffed, perp walked. >> why do you trust the government when they have failed -- we have 17 trillion in debt, 50 million americans on food stamps and social security and medicare are going bankrupt. >> you drove here on a highway, we have electricity, we...

What would you grade them. >> 67% of americans dont want to get rid of social security. >> didnt the same people say they were going to put that money aside, spend it, squander it, if they were in the private sector they would be in jail, hanged cuffed, perp walked. >> why do you trust the government when they have failed -- we have 17 trillion in debt, 50 million americans on food stamps and social security and medicare are going bankrupt. >> you drove here on a highway, we have electricity, we...

>> sometimes the president thez he has more of a mandate than he does and tried to do too much in the absence of cooperation. and the third is sometimes a president essentially just runs out of steam. >> in a november of 1972 after two weeks of reflection at camp david president richard nixon told reporters my study of elections in this country is that second terms almost inevitably are downhill. yes, richard nixon said that in 1972. after a string of legislative successes in his first term and ...

Memoirs before he was 45, that would be good. >> kimberly: i hear what bob is saying. >> president obama spent couple hundred of million dollars already. is dana right he should have saved that money? kept the powder dry for september, october? >> kimberly: what value is he getting? i like a good sale and good bargain. i dont think he got his moneys worth. >> bob: the field organization is second to none. >> dana: obama? >> bob: yeah. darren they have a good one. but -- >> dana: they have a good...

Water so its hard for you to refinance. we did, through an executive order, a plan that allows those of you whose mortgages are guaranteed by fha to refinance, but weve got to have congress take additional steps to reach everybody, to reach even more homeowners. these are folks who are paying their mortgage every month but cant refinance because your home is under water. and let me tell you, i was up in reno last month, met a family, they had refinanced through the program we set up, and theyre ...

Fearing americans like me are having trouble. there must be something wrong with the system, it isnt fair. when the economy is good, the fairness issue doesnt work. >> for every dollar we give out in food stamp programs now, we get -- for $1.73 worth of economic activity, its good. >> stop. tell me why. if im not an expert, why when i get $1.73 in food stamps do i get -- >> simple economics. if you give that person an extra dollar or $5, what will they do? theyll go spend it. the engine of the e...

had made its own nuclear fuel rods domestically for the first time. it was loading these into what it said was a reactor for medical purposes, not for nuclear weapons. but this is going to be watched very closely here in washington and in israel, of course, because the question is whether this development, this announcement of them being able to make their own nuclear fuel rods is actually the real deal. can they do it? do these fuel rods work? how good is the quality? is this another ...

less than one year ago on this "american morning." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com good morning. its friday, december 23rd. im deb feyerick an with alina cho on this "american morning." good morning to all of you out in. >> so glad youre with us. up first, an early christmas present for 160 million americans. the house is expected to vote today on extending the payroll tax cut that divided washington for weeks. house republicans caved yesterday after a lot of arm-twisting by ...