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Generated and the value of them and now you look back and say, i was really against it. i really can't remember anybody i told against, but i did tell people i was against it and i'm not certain how valuable they were at the time. he knows better and to me this demonstrates a lack of character, trying to please the man in charge is not what you want from a cia director. you want somebody with enormous character and with the ability to say to the president, very harsh truths about what the threats are to the united states of america, a man with good judgment and good character and strikes me th...

Where the president's cried wolf too often? remember, he was pushing a stimulus plan or we face catastrophe. this is the type of language now that's fairly predictable and i'm getting to the point i laugh at it. even "saturday night live" is mocking him over this and it's made it into the pop culture, which i think is a dangerous position for him to be in 'cause things don't get better in the end, but, in other words, if we hit obama-scare fatigue, that he can't scare us anymore? everybody knows he's kind of full of it. >> well, i'll ask you a simple question. if you were in the military and y...

Doing? the president on friday was predicting that job cuts would come immediately on capitol hill and that did not appear to be the case just yet, tony. was sperling talking with the same tongue that the president was or not? >> even "the new york times" last week warned the president not to be the president who cried wolf. he had obviously taken to the stage to create the impression that she's cuts were going to be so drier and drastic it was almost a doomsday scenario. arne duncan came out, and said teachers were being furniture load in a west virginia county. the president the day of his m...

Subject. >> neil: ben stein, let's say it doesn't come, the pain, i'm saying palpable to those directly affected. it's not nearly as bad as he is trumpeted it and that it might be a case of, you know, you keep doing this, mr. president, you keep doing the boy who cried wolf and you've got to stop the howling. what do you think happens? >> i think the real crisis is not so much the economic crisis that affects the ordinary citizen although we do know, to charles' point that tens of thousands of defensivelyion workers are going to be laid off. for those people it's a catastrophe to lose your job...

The only significant impact we may see today may be markets. and maybe even that, so far we're not seeing much of the shift there either. so, look, both sides are -- it's a standoff. they are stuck in their ideological extreme positions. one wants to raise taxes. the other one is saying bigger spending cuts and frankly this is not what the majority of the american people want. they want compromise. they want washington work. what is going on is the epitome of how washington is not working. >> we're seeing the dow down 45 points. to see who gets blamed, charles writes, he cannot win if nothing ...