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clear that they will, so far only 5 will vote for it. mike: president biden needs a win. take a look at new fox poll on condition of economy, 30% say excellent, good, 69% saying only fair, poor. carrie, how do you see it? i agree that the american people, we are not stupid, even though the biden administration is trying to spin this and say that we need to throw more money after things, the way you make the economy better is through lower regulation, lower taxes, not binge spending. people are feeling the pain at the pump and energy prices through the roof and you have joe biden begging opec to increase carbon fuel spending and also this 3.5 trillion, more like $5.5 trillion bill, $330 billion for more public housing. public housing, i used to live my sister lived in harlem. public housing, it s harmful for the residents.
binge spending and hyper regulation is not what this economy needs. they want to see senate democrats, they want to see this white house really tackle these economic problems head on to cut make the tax cuts permanent across the board for all levels of the tax ladder. they want to see entitlement reform tackled. they need a leader now who is ready to make real change. not more of the same welfare situation. kelly: as john pointed out, though, the president wanted to make real change and he was stifled by some of the members on the right who said that they didn t want to move forward. he pushed for health care. kelly: they did. they prevented him. kelly: did they really prevent him they kelly: hold up. let me ask the question. did they really prevent him when the president, instead of going after job, job, job, in the initial days of his presidency, went after health care? we can walk and chew gum at the same time. he went after health care u
remove burdens on the american people they move ahead. this president piled on new taxes, new regulations, massive binge spending. where do resources come from that spending? comes from people borrowing taxes or printing money which is another form of taxation. he has to hit hard on that. he has the beginnings of good tax proposal. he has good ideas from paul ryan, congressman of wisconsin on things like medicare and social security. he has to flesh those out. if he does so in the way that reagan did 32 years ago, romney will win and win convincingly. rick: steve forbes, chairman and editor-in-chief of forbes media. we ve been told, steve, to expect the nastiest presidential campaign in history. it might begin on this two-day bus tour the president is embarking on. steve, thanks so much. thank you. martha: after talking to steve forbes let s take a look at the markets shall we and see how they are trading after this day after the 4th of july. investors reacting to this morning s jobs
gets its act together and has a sound currency, not a problem. the key thing is how do you get the economies growing again. one is structure reforms like no more binge spending. make it easier to set up legal businesses and have open labor markets but reduce the owners taxes. spain has been raising taxes. italy raising taxes. greece raising taxes and they wonder why their economies continue to shrink. it is basic. shannon: if the euro he doesn t stablize. explain what that could mean to the u.s. economy. what it means is you will have a flight to the dollar but for the wrong reasons. it means that business is going to stay on the sidelines to see how this thing works its way out. going to mean is it going to mean a major banking crisis in europe. i don t think it will be a full fledged panic such as in 2008 but another headwind that tha s economy and the global economy does not need right now. shannon: you having run for the gop nomination for the