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That? >> please educate tom. >> first of all, the number we're talking about, the spending levels was negotiated in 2001. this is agreed upon, because i think on all of our sides, we agree that $17 trillion is just a little high debt to have. we need to start bringing spending down. so he didn't really -- >> really? >> it's been stuck at 16.7. >> the deficit has been coming down for a number of reasons. >> we have a $16.7 trillion debt right now, so yes, he's gone along with though from 2011, but beyond that it's been my way or the highway on obama care. >> but the sequester numbers, which bot...

To see both of you. m maria, it's well documented how crucial the hispanic voting block has come in america. these are numbers from the census showing 55.5% of all u.s. growth attributable to the hispanic population in this country and make up 16.7% of population and make up 30% of the population in later years. how can the first lady key noting a speech before the nation's largest hispanic group? >> it's clearly saying it's no longer a side group but, if anything, the american latino has become mainstream and it's a group coveted and everybody wants to pay attention to. when we look at the la...

Paraphrasing, getting on a scale is bad. especially if you are a saw mow can. bill, you said samoans are not known for being small people. time manage says 93.5% of american samoans are overweight and obese. >> we were right. >> up top again. don't discount the flyover states. we have things to say. >> are you from chicago, dude. >> we had a wal-mart. >> and according to a brown university study at 15 months of age, 23.3% of american saw mow can boys and 16.7% of samoan girls are obese at 15 months of age. >> this is like american airlines saying no americans. with their hand doing this. >> to...

Employees, now they have 1500 american workers and they're opening plants around the country. number one brand, billion dollars in sales. that was an immigrant entrepreneur who had an idea for a better product. this is what drives our economy, what powers our nation, and we need to not be complacent about that. entrepreneurs aren't just nice little golden retriever you should pelt every once in a while. they are fundamental to our economy, fundamental to staying powerful as a nation. and we sometimes forget that, particularly folks in d.c. >> steve is absolutely right. 16.7% of the new busines...

First of all, it's very painful and i know many members of congress, especially who represent black constituencies, latino constituencies and i know the president in the white house really understands this unemployment rate in the black community is structural, it's deep and it goes back for many, many decades. we're doing everything we can do to reduce it. secondly, a year ago, it was a 16.7% which is unacceptable. it's still unacceptable. 16.7% was a 28-year high but i just have to tell you, in terms of the african-american employment, the path to opportunity has been through the public sect...