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Give me four more years and i can iron things out. >> yes, he talked a lot about thanking the military off the bat which was very admirable and he went into what many people expected is what we deem fair in this country and that's kind of like the definition of the word is because a lot of people feel differently about the word fair than the president does. >> it was a long speech. it was called -- "the new york times," it's called more like a state of the campaign speech. "the l.a. times" called it confrontational in terms of the state of the union and peggy noonan said it's a speech about ev...

More than six months looking for a job or for hiring veterans. extend unemployment another year, cut payroll taxes in half for every american and every small business. the president says that would save the typical family $1,500. a continuation of a tax payroll pay cut for this year. and a word, modernize 35,000 schools and rehire laid off teachers. i noted, he never said some of these buzz words, like infrastructure, sounds like government spending. sometimes just makes people tune out. in his speech he attempted to sound as unwashington as he could be. he made clear not just what he wants to...

Livelihoods of so many families are at stake. we can't allow the american people to become collateral damage to washington's political warfare. >> the president is adamant that we cannot make fundamental changes to our entitle many programs. as a father of two daughters, i know these programs won't be there for them and their kids unless significant action is taken now. the sad truth is the president wanted a blank check six months ago and he wants a blank check today. this is just not going to happen. >> here's the thing, there were three buzz words in the speeches last night that i think the...

It was odd when you heard about the president talking about the republican congress taking out the checkbook. >> the president, certainly, to be frank, he's doing a pretty good job hijacking republican talking points, but ben, i want to get back to the notion that the president used the word modest when talking about spending cuts. the to me, we're talking buzz words here, to me modest doesn't mean real significant spending cuts? >> no, he's not interested in spending cuts. look, there's a great saying by s scott fitzgerald, i hate careless people and sue to make an accident. there's been some...