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Want 2.5 million people to just go float and that's not really the case. >> no, it's not. in fact, not only that but senator dianne feinstein, democrat of california said on june 16th, quote: we have 99 weeks of unemployment insurance. the question comes how long do you continue that before people don't go back to work at all? this carries it to 126 weeks. >> bill: feinstein. matt baucus. quote, you can't go on forever. i think 99 weeks is sufficient. senator byron.org. >> where are we now. >> 99 weeks want to carry it to 126 weeks. >> bill: at 99 now and want to go through 126. >> bill: repub...

425 billion has been spent. >> bill: he has the money if he wanted it. >> there are other pay-fors as well. >> bill: doesn't it strike you as being inexplicable understanding the president is under pressure with the debt and deficit. he has to understand that continues to mount the debt and deficit when he has other things that he can do. doesn't it strike you as kind of crazy? >> yeah. but, remember, i think his attitude is i can bluff my way through this. >> bill: why we want to bluff it? >> think about this. because he is look at the photographs you had of those three people out there today...

Million, $200 million, it's a very small number in the totality of the washington area economy, which is about $425 billion oaf the course of the year. on an individual basis, it potentially could make the difference between a company being profitable or not. >> that's especially true for small businesses. >> reporter: the heart of downtown d.c. is home to many federal agencies and offices. and even though most reopened their doors by friday, that didn't guarantee everyone would show up for work, and that's hitting businesses around here hard, like this flower shop. the opener here was hoping ...

And 2000, and everything was rosy and now everything fell out and stocks are hitting a hit. let's start off with cisco systems. we are talking about the biggest market value losers. they lost $425 billion after the bubble popped. the tech bubble. they are still a top internet gear provider, but the cap of having the cap of a billion dollars, that's gone. and then ge lost 70% of the value during the decade. and intel was impacted by the tech bubble bursting as well. they hit their peak in august of 2000. and then microsoft, losing $390

Trying to convince the american people that everything is a.o.k. and new york times economist paul krugman. >> it's a remarkable document that came out yesterday. about the budget and what it said it is projecting a deficit of $845 billion this year. with a fully recovered economy the budget would be down to $420 billion which is a level that is consistent with stable situation. >> it's adjusted. >> it's back to what it was back in 2006, that is what it was during the height of the housing bubble. so we have basically brought the budget under control but nobody noticed. >> eric: sorry pablo, w...