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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130923:21:44:00

the safety net out from underneath them. >> ruth, how can this not hurt the republicans? i mean, there has got to be some really local react to this. how can people miss this? >> no, i think you're absolutely right, ed. i think that divide and conquer is a good way to describe these republican politics in all of these states. and, of course, politicians always try to take credit for economic recovery and blame economic collapse on somebody else. i think there is a lot of data to show that younger voters don't buy this. and they -- people who are growing up in austerity conditions, who are under crushing debt loads from their college education, don't buy the idea that the problem is government and that the rich don't have enough money. people are recognizing, younger voters in particular, are recognizing that the 1% in this country are richer than ever and the bottom 40% are losing ground economically for years now. so i don't think it can go on forever. >> rich -- or mitch caesar, are the republicans just saying goodbye to the latino vote in florida? >> well, i think they've kissed it goodbye. and i think some of the smarter

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20121031:15:54:00

will worsen. we'll see more of a recession there. the economy they say will shrink. the debts are a lot worse than first thought. and that means some very tough decisions ahead for the greek government. they have got to meet new austerity conditions for bailout terms that have to be renegotiated. and that means a lot more frustration for the greek people. also in greece, of course, about 25% there too are unemployed, about a similar figure to spain. in recent months of course we're also seeing greeks protesting in athens. they don't see any hope for the future. no prospects. many greeks there living in poverty with no hope of a job. there is some small hope in the european gloom. german economy does remain strong. unemployment there is the lowest in europe. here in the u.k. the recession is officially over. only just so. certainly will take a lot longer for the economy here to rover properly, jon. jon: more bad economic news on the horizon. and i wouldn't be surprised if we see more riots as

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120615:15:36:00

could send some major ripple effects through economies across the world. so what is the future of the eurozone? and how will it affect the trajectory of our economy here at home? jared bernstein is an msnbc and cnbc contributor and the senior fellow for the center on budget and policy priorities. great to see you. as we talk about president obama wants us to certainly be aware of the situation taking place in europe. but sect tri geithner has said he is confident that they're going to solve the problems. a lot of people not really probably paying too much attention to the elections that take place in greece on sunday but they might be come monday because of what is going to happen. explain to everybody what that is potentially. >> sure. the greek government has not been able to form a cohesive unit to deal with the debt crisis in europe, which is particularly pronounced in greece, because really of all the countries their fiscal conditions are by far the worst. the way this thing works is there have been all these austerity conditions imposed on

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