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>> that the kind of cutting back regulations and lowering taxes is really good long-term economics but might not give a short-term boost to the economy. >> we believe the best way is to provide incentives for investment to create jobs. we are for tax relief for small business and we believe and agree with the president that business expensing is something that we can provide entrepreneurs right now and you will see us bring a bill forward. hopefully the president agree to work with us. he is actually talking about joining us in the in create jobsmental approaches rather than the all or nothing...

Public/private agency. and we have hundreds of thousands of jobs in north carolina at the rtp because the government came together with private industry and helped create this industry in north carolina. so i think we've got to continue doing that. but we've got to do it with democrats and republicans putting aside the partisan bickering, the ideologues, and work together. just last week, i introduced a bill with john mccain as the co-sponsor on the foreign earnings reinvestment act. american companies have, right now, over a trillion dollars sitting overseas, not doing americans any good. if ...

>> that the kind of cutting back regulations and lowering taxes is really good long-term economics but might not give a short-term boost to the economy. >> we believe the best way is to provide incentives for investment to create jobs. we are for tax relief for small business and we believe and agree with the president that business expensing is something that we can provide entrepreneurs right now and you will see us bring a bill forward. hopefully the president agree to work with us. he is actually talking about joining us in the in create jobsmental approaches rather than the all or nothing...

>> i'm asking for an offering. >> neil: would you be open for an alternative, get past this jobs bill stuff that doesn't seem to bear results or adequate proof and cut taxes or do something to bring the 1.5 to $2 trillion the companies are keeping abroad with the hope once you bring it, jobs materialize. would you be open to that if your blue dog democrat colleagues are? >> i am willing to work towards that if the significant percentage are invested in manufacturing improvements in america. not just a one-time cash out for people who get the money but investing in small manufacturing, medium s...

So says the great majority of all economists both bearish and even though bullish. so tonight in the united states senate, there was a test vote on the senate's version of president obama's jobs bill. for the $175 billion and that everybody agrees on it, infrastructure investment. not a single republican senator voted for the bill. not one. charlestown bridge, how you doing, scott brown? almost every single democrat and therefore a majority of the senate voted to move this bill forward, but the republicans filibustered it. they are unanimously opposed. joining us now is john stanton, reporter ...