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Corporate taxes what are you paying taxes on? on goods? yes, says herman cain. what about services? i don't know. we don't know. and again, when it is score by independent budget analysts they say it doesn't produce sufficient revenue to run the government. less revenue than we are getting now. >> bret: in part, they respond, the cain folks respond they don't dynamically score it. they don't take into account generation of revenue that would come from simulating the economy so dramatically. >> this is laffne's point but this is speculative. if you look at the facts the way they stand it doesn'...

than the testimony in court? none. none. >> he's set to be put to death next wednesday unless they grant clemency. no two hours, john boehner will reveal the republican plan to create jobs and close loopholes. they said they could go along with some of the president's jobs plans until they found he would raise taxes on wealthy americans. the line for first time jobless claims jumped 11,000 for a total of 428,000. it's the highest number of first-time claims since june. the postmaster general is outlining a plan that could cost 150,000 jobs. they want to close more than 300 mail...

about his advice for perry and the state of the race right now. also, we're learning the back story behind ron paul's drama. he's getting flak for an answer to a health care question. turns out the scenario is similar to a real life death in his political family. and president obama's attempt to promote green jobs turns into a bigger embarrassment. first, the company he visited went bankrupt, now, it's been raided by the fbi and u.s. taxpayers may be on the hook for hundreds of millions of dollars. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.co...

Budget analysts out there and independent budget analysts about the ceo about the composition of what has been proposed versus what is in the, you know, house bill that passed a while back, hr-1, you know, this is consistent with those basic principles, and this notion that somehow we are offering smoke and mirrors and try to tell that to the democrats out there and part of what we have done is that we've been willing to cut programs that we care deeply about. that are really important, but we recognize that give ten fen situation fiscally that we are in, everybody has to sacrifice and take a ...

Domestic discretionary spending. there are some cuts that are -- that we've proposed that have to do with mandatory spending. these are real cuts. for example, pell grants. what we've said is instead of being able to finance year-round pell grants so you can get a pell grant for summer school as well, we're going to have to cut that out. it's a little too expensive, and we want to make sure we preserve the levels for those young people or not so young people who are going to school full time during the year. and, you know, the way they are categorized means that those are called mandatory spen...