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Timberlake for what he was, and justin timberlake is essentially the trade bill. you see what i mean you? don't need lance bass, essentially the taxes. >> i agree with that part, okay. >> what's yo joey fatone? >> he's infrastructure. having stared at them in my bunk bed as a poster, very odd -- >odd -- >> it explains quite a bit. >> it's a positive. >> yesterday mr. obama hung out with his jobs council. the 27-member jobs council is littered with obama bundlers and supporters, facebook, ge, etc., etc. they pulled apart $447 billion bill, take pieces they like, and literally he said this, he s...

Seriously. >> his tax plan doesn't make sense to me. >> the pizza guy who says 999 999 times -- >> flavor of the week. >> herman cain flavor of the month. >> haagen-dazs black walnut because it tastes good all the time. >> support for mitt romney won't budge. >> he can't break 25%. >> it is amazing his number doesn't move. >> i'm asking you to reconsider. >> the other candidates decided romney was going to be the nominee, too. >> governor huntsman and representative bachmann were trying to be cute. >> perry was clearly underprepared. >> rick perry was tan and -- >> things were looking up for t...

The president today vowing to keep pushing the $447 billion jobs bill although it failed to get 60 votes needed in the senate. of course the president has been calling for congress to pass this bill. with campaign-like speeches in key swing states with payroll tax cuts to workers and businesses with $175 billion in spending on roads, school repairs and other building projects. but, now, democrats have indicated they will try to break the measure up into several smaller bills. and now the news from the white house. wendell, we felt like this could be coming because the republicans are against s...

President obama has been pushing for this vote for two months now. the senate defeat is a crushing blow for president obama who personally put himself on the line. it wasn't even close. >> on this vote, the yeas are 50, nays are 49. not having voted in the -- >> reporter: democrats were ten votes short, the bill now defeated, goes nowhere. republicans and even some democrats said the $447 billion price tag was just too high. president obama blamed the republicans, calling it obstruction and said in a statement, "this vote is by no means the end of this fight. we will work with senator reid to ...

I think of health care. the president wants something so badly he goes around congress and pushes it through. what do you think of the $447 billion voted down in the senate, but he says he will take part of it and push it through anyway. >>guest: he introduced it in the house of representatives or on his behalf in the house of representatives and did not have takers and i don't believe there are any democratic consponsors. that may have changed today but this is not great enthusiasm. so if he is doing anything it will be around congress and that is what we all ought to fear. we will see more s...