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Government to take what people get out of it. a way to end it. so we are not, and the left is not talking anymore about what the real issues are are, and we talked about in the break about social security, and they are going to gut social skuecurity. i'm okay. i'm old [ laughter ] but y'all are going to be in trouble when it comes to social security and your generations will be in trouble when it comes to social security, because they are going to take it back and gut it so people won't get their do. and we talked about, melissa, if they raised the cap and people who made up to $a 500,000 or m...

Budget like farai is talking about makes a huge difference. >> yes. and it shows the piecemeal way we do policy. essentially the reason we go the $8 milk or $6 milk is because we haven't had a true lasting farm bill since the '30s, so every few years we patch the 1938 farm bill and patch it along every couple of years so that if we don't renew the patch, we go back to the old policies from the '30s so you lose the price supports and milk gets more expensive. if we could permanently solve the problem, that would be great, but the problem that we have at a standstill is nothing to do with milk, ...

His name, and that is a rallying cry for the rest of the media to realize that it is a important story and not just in black community, but america at large. one of the major differentials between the black community and the hispanic community is that you have managed to build institutions like "jet" and like the grio that we do not have in english language hispanic media and people like you who say, i'm a mainstream personality who happens to have my eye on my community, and until you do that, it is hard to infiltrate the stories into the mainstream media and then you will have people like ru...

Outside of washington, nobody uns how it is that this seems to be a repeat pattern over and over again. >> that was president late friday expressing a little bit of exasperation over the pace that congress has made in the fiscal negotiations. but this is nothing new for the men and women of the 112. the 112th members of congress is on the precipice of being the least productive since we started keeping track in 1947. they have passed only 219 bills into law making it 100 bills behind the 104th congress who until now has been the most do-nothing of the do-nothing congress congresses. with this,...

Cetera, there is a huge incentive for some of the more junior members of congress to stand their ground. it doesn't have to do with the fiscal math of the country, but it has to do with the electoral math of the home districts. >> and i think that she has put the finger on the thing that we are missing when we taub abolk this, because we act as if congress governs at a body with national interests and held accountable to national constituencies, but no, if it is game theory, each one of them is facing a different payoff structure in their own home constituen constituency. >> and it is skewed. ...