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Billion, and over a ten-year period of time, our economy would lose some $284 billion of economic output because we've exported these young people. >> and i should note, those numbers you just cited is from the kate toe institute. let me ask you. there's a conference call with the white house you told me about to begin. a conference call you're meant to be on. you're going to join that call as soon as this interview is over. who is on that call from the white house, if you know, and does that indicate to you that the decision has not been made yet? >> i can't divulge who's on the call. i am th...

Verge, what does this mean for lansing, michigan, if the automakers had not had this opportunity? >> look, this is phenomenal. i mean -- and on behalf of working people, including my dad, a gm retiree, let me say thank you to you, ed, for being such a mega phone for the working people of this country. you are a treasure. look, this saved millions of jobs. maybe 2.6 million jobs. you alluded to the supply chain, of course. it's not just people making cars, but the entire supply chain, all the things that go into the car. $284 billion in payroll that would have been lost across this country. som...

>>steve: here's a key piece of budget information that the white house won't want you to know. >>heather: according to a new report, tax revenue is up $284 billion this year alone. can you believe that? taxes are booming. here's a question: why does the president keep pushing for higher taxes? stu varney is here with the details. how do you explain that? >> the president's priority is redistribute the wealth via the tax system. tax brings a lot more money. because that's fair. don't you understand? here's the story. the congressional budget office, the government's own bean counters, they anno...

Too far, that has landed us back in recession. >> the complacent arrogant posh boys just don't get it. >> wonder who he could be referring to. bill cohen is the author of power and money how goldman sachs came to ruled the world. good afternoon, bill. the british government slashed 25% of its housing expenditure. 25% of its other expenditures, social programs and so far. and now find themselves double-dipping into recession. yet we read in paul ryan's budget that it would cut $120 billion over the next two years from discretionary programs and 284 billion from mandatory programs. why do we bel...

.robert reisch saying at president should make it clear he won't follow america into an austerity trap of slower growth and higher unemployment. what is happening in europe, is it a lesson for those of us in the united states? >> david cameron is elected in may 2010 and introduces through his treasure sect a series of draconian cuts. 25% is cut from public housing. 25% frrs all nonhousing. and guess what, the british gorveths the british nation has just collapsed back into recession. the second quarter and there's a prediction there's going to be a third quarter of contraction, as well. a doub...