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outfront 1, breaking news. americas biggest bank hosting an emergency call as its stock falls. why? jpmorgan is facing significant losses and says it took more risks than it should have. the losses to this point, the company says, to the tune of $3 billion. heres some of the things the ceo jamie diamond just said moments ago on the call. he said the trades were, quote, flawed, complex, poorly reviewed, poorly executed and poorly monitored. these were egregious mistakes and self-inflict...

Private sector jobs. he increased taxes by almost $1 billion. you know, he did all sorts of spending increases, about a 40% spinning increase. this is not someone who understand how to -- he may have done well on wall street, but he didnt apply the principles of limited government intervention in business when he came to the governor ship of massachusetts. thats why he didnt run for re-election because he couldnt have gotten re-elected with the record that he had. >> all right. yesterday its abc...

Private sector jobs. he increased taxes by almost $1 billion. you know, he did all sorts of spending increases, about a 40% spinning increase. this is not someone who understand how to -- he may have done well on wall street, but he didnt apply the principles of limited government intervention in business when he came to the governor ship of massachusetts. thats why he didnt run for re-election because he couldnt have gotten re-elected with the record that he had. >> all right. yesterday its abc...

In your op-ed clarifying the choices. >> right. >> we are going to have a big argument about that this year. do you expect governor romney is going to be on board for this budget? >> yes. >> and, if you have a presidential election that is fought largely on these terms versus romneys and yours therefore, if the will of the people is that they prefer the presidents approach to this, are you red dou go along and help him inact his vision of reform in congress next year? >> his vision of reform is ...

Education. i said i would repeal no child left behind. he said he will not repeal no child left behind. hes attacking me -- megyn: there is no question mitt romney has supported no child left behind. but you are taking fire from him and his surrogates like chris christie who came out yesterday and said the after the compromise is understanding you cant get everything you want, but not compromise your principles. he says if you do that, people wont know who you are. >> if there is anybody who has...

What did you think of geithners response? >> he is good at testifying. he is good at making sure you have no youtube moments i suppose even though you put one of those on. he is a smart guy but he doesnt want to really face up to the fact that their budget really does nothing to improve their debt situation. in fact their budget tries to claim credit for past laws, for the budget control act. when you strip awol way all the budget gimmicks and accounting tricks, tim knows this, this budget doesn...

Sustainable fiscal path, because we are not on one now and we court great danger if we continue down this path. the president fails on both counts. huge spending increases and even bigger deficit next year than last year does not solve the long-term debt problem. the tax increases would slow down economic growth and he doesnt even address the biggest driver in our long-term deficit problem, which he has admitted is government health care spending, doesnt even address it in a meaningful, serious ...

Fence. >> now, were way waiting action in the senate. he plans to cover some future spending by eliminating bush tax cuts by making more than $250,000 a year. >> we are poised to spend trillion dollars more on what a temporary tax break for the wealthy americans. >> all the things he is talking about, they are covering 8% of his spending increases. the other 92% is borrowed money. >> reporter: ultimately the argument over growth and jobs can be created faster by tax cuts or government spending. ...

Fence. >> now, were way waiting action in the senate. he plans to cover some future spending by eliminating bush tax cuts by making more than $250,000 a year. >> we are poised to spend trillion dollars more on what a temporary tax break for the wealthy americans. >> all the things he is talking about, they are covering 8% of his spending increases. the other 92% is borrowed money. >> reporter: ultimately the argument over growth and jobs can be created faster by tax cuts or government spending. ...

Washington. >> chris: let me pursue this. the president is proposing the buffett rule. the idea if you are making at least a million dollars a year you should pay at least a 30% tax rate and proprosing this just as we find out that mitt romney who is a multimillionaire was paying a 15% tax rate. again, isnt that on just the simplist basis fair? >> if you oversimplify you could make the case. the effective tax rates at the higher end are still higher than everybody else. look at the math. all the...