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Ready is political rhetoric. if we're going to start infrastructure programs, then let's start when it's real, makes things that are made abroad now that could be made here that make sense to make here so the money stays here and creates aggregate demand in the united states. using concrete, steel, all of those good things democrats love about construction and stimulus spending. let's do that. those are two areas we could move on pretty rapidly and we could get the economy going again. business regulation, that's easy to cut in theory, but -- we just have a president that doesn't believe in it...

Aggregate demand. you know, we are now seeing after this debt deal happened, the stories comes out in the media. >> i get that. >> but that's the problem. in many respects the media is to blame. >> i agree. >> they're not reporting that physics works. >> i get it. >> gravity -- >> the politicians imogene, have suspended math arithmetic and enjoying arguing about who they like. >> absolutely. part of the problem is actually our political system as well. in the u.k. system, parliamentary detention. the deficit reduction and obtaining the aaa rating. over here checks and balances. >> but what is ...

Aggregate demand in the short run or for the government to spend more and tax less. in my view we should be moving toward on both fronts. >> greta: can we spend our way out of this recession? writer for the "wall street journal" editorial page steve moore joins us. >> we certainly tried that. we've spent over two trillion since this recession started. we have racked up an enormous amount of debt. what was interesting about what christina romer said yesterday she almost threw up her hand and seemed like with it would work when we drew up -- drew it up on the blackboard and seemed utterly surpri...

Economy out of the rut. david axelrod had the familiar litany on sunday. wi inherited a huge mess from george w. bush. stimulus made things better. we need tough new financial investigation. insisting the administration is not anti-business. it may not be. but the president has never worked for, let alone run a business. all those around him are from politic, government and academia. the possibility that businesses are not investing in hiring because of deep uncertainty from everything to taxes to credit to regulation seems lost in this. they believe deeply that the driving force in a robust e...