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People of oklahoma to be able to pay for that this is $30,000. it's a small example. we have examples like that. we go all the way up to $458 billion in what's called the tax gap with the irs. so we have evra right from very small to very, very large areas of waste. and areas where the federal government just dropped the ball. didn't complete their job. brian: also something that really aggravates you is the irs rehired over 1,000 people they fired for their bad conduct since 2010. what is that about? >> these are individuals that were not only fired because they were mishandling information. ...

Deficit in a year. >> george w. bush? >> no. his last year was $458 billion. >> when president obama took office in 2008 after eight years of shaky economic policies under george w. bush we got an economy in freefall . >> five years later? he's had five years to fix it. five years. >> we were losing jobs at a rate of 750,000 a month. >> all right, berkeley. come on. >> this is the worst economic crisis since the great depression. of course it will take longer than five years. we have come a long way. we started at a peak of 10.1% unemployment and we are down to 7.4%. >> let me give you other e...

Deficit in a year. >> george w. bush? >> no. his last year was $458 billion. >> when president obama took office in 2008 after eight years of shaky economic policies under george w. bush we got an economy in freefall . >> five years later? he's had five years to fix it. five years. >> we were losing jobs at a rate of 750,000 a month. >> all right, berkeley. come on. >> this is the worst economic crisis since the great depression. of course it will take longer than five years. we have come a long way. we started at a peak of 10.1% unemployment and we are down to 7.4%. >> let me give you other e...

That. >> many employers to get out of requirements of the law are taking people who are full time and making them part time. >> exactly. >> that is unfortunate. i would like to weigh in. thank you for bringing that up, princeton. it is unfortunate when you see private institutions trying to get around these regulations that are clearly designed to help the working class. i think that president obama has proposed an extremely reasonable plan of debt reduction that involves cuts to spending but what president obama and the democratic party are not willing to do is balance the budget on the backs...

1.84 per gallon. now, 3.82 a gallon. that's painful to working folks and largely ignored by the president. national debt, $10.6 trillion when mr. obama took over. it's now more than $16 trillion, an astronomical and dangerous rise. into inly the budget deficit, president bush's last year, $458 billion. in 2011. under president obama, had risen to nearly $1.3 trillion. again a dangerous amount of money to have to borrow. the way the democrats can spin those, they're in stone. the country is in trouble. no we about them. but there is a questions question about how to get out of that trouble. man...