greg: i just sat here and dissociate it from myself and you two go that s why liberals are like that. andrea: not all of them. kimberly: we have to listen to michelle bachmann. get all excited about this. roll it. we will have a woman in the white house that is going to stand strong and stand up against special interest and stand for the people who are sending me there. that is what i have always done. and i am one little fighter. we need a strong hombre or hombresse and i m the hombresse to stand for you in washington, d.c. bob: oh, my. kimberly: you go, girl, hombresse. bob: i can tell you who ain t going to be the woman in the white house. that s you, hombresse. kimberly: you daunt like that? bob: did you think it was presidential? kimberly: or she didn t get a good bounce after iowa. bob: i may not know the rules but there is no word
great while everybody else is bob: for good reason because the free market ran amok and put us in a great depression. wait a minute, you want to defend the wall street bums? you want to defend those people? they put us in the great depression. the people that backed up that disgusting s&p fraud leapt fraut operation? kimberly: i m not a captain of their fan club. even the progressive, the progressive policy institute bob. andrea: one of your buddies had a piece on cnn.com and tells obama cut the regulation if you want to spur growth. bob: let s let the free market just run around. greg: wait a minute. the companies aren t hiring anybody. regulations prevent them. too much to hire them. bob: what is the child labor and no weekends off. greg: i like that idea. eric: can we point something out. bob points the finger at wall street. they did a lot of things wrong, but who benefited did wall street benefit more under george bush or barack obama? what do you think?
bob: why do you care? greg: that s why we re doing the story. kimberly: we are doing this to talk about the mom. give you spelling bee and give you capdy if you get it right later. bob: i think the mother is doing that thing, the fact it s picked up is amazing. more importantly we heard, i got three commercials out of that if i run against rick perry. andrea: i feel sorry for the little kid. she f she is doing this at rick perry rally, think about what she does at home. say this. imagine the poor woman who has to marry that boy one day. kimberly: we ll talk about somebody else and bob needs to learn who janine garafaho is. she s quite the individual and we have a sound bite by her. i feel like he is paid by someone to be involved and run for president so you can they can t be racist, it s a block guy asking for obama to be
eric: we gave g.m. $50 billion to bring them out of bankruptcy. they built the volt and we talk about it on the show. 125-volt. 125 units sold. bob: what is your answer to this? eric: let the private sector do it. bob: what is g.m. g.m. is greg: government is using our money for people bob: the chinese let the private industry take care of it. eric: sure. bob: what private industry in china? eric: i ll tell you what it is. bob: it s a communist country. eric: they are loaning money to private industries in china and india. our money to develop green projects in china. and india. bob: you know part of the jobs went to? u.s. -based company that is in china. you know why? china is the only one eric: who are they hiring? bob: bricking over american citizens bringing over american citizens. eric: get out of here. greg: we re talking about the cars. leo dicaprio got a beautiful new car.
greg: it s there to back up the wind. andrea: it s not self-sufficient. kimberly: you have to have another a terptive source of energy to back up. turns on and turns off. bob: i want to say to the audience you buy into that, fine. eric: how many human beings does it take to turn the wind turbine? greg: 16. andrea: just let bob talk. greg: by the way, the car is called fisker parma. there is one bright spot on the job front. the growth in regulatory agencies. combine agency budgets have grown 16% in 2008 to $54 billion. why the economy grew 5%. with 281,000 new jobs. so the regulators are doing great while everybody else is bob: for good reason because the free market ran amok and put us in a great depression. wait a minute, you want to defend the wall street bums? you want to defend those people?