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Want to go to war themselves. the same with the deficit. there's a lot of peachers -- there's a lot of poachers out here. step up to plate and cut medicaid and medicare. >> gerri, nobody loves sending anybody to war that's not a gate . >> i'm talking about the posers who don't want to step up with serious proposals. >> let's talk about history. 1995, we survived that, we learned a lot about a government shutdown if that happens, maybe this does teach lessons about cutting back, maybe cutting jobs. all we're talking is a furlough now, a simple 10-day furlough. >> which would be limited obviousl...

>> neil: you know the numbers were going on his way and he cut a lot of business related taxes, capital gains taxes so he offset one with the other. >> at the time it was done, the economy was very much hurting. in fact it cost the first president bush the election. >> neil: we know that but we also know in retrospect the gdp was improving. i'm saying then the economy was better than it is now. >> neil, the gdp is improving this year asell. >> neil: not as markedly as then. >> it's clear raising taxes is not a job crusher. it's clear. >> neil: you feel more spending now is warranted and the go...

Issues that have dominated this political campaign have been foreign policy and immigration. are you going to drill into things like the cost of war and the cost of our legal immigration problem? >> absolutely. and defense, yeah, absolutely. foreign policy is going to be a big focus tonight because, guess what? none of us have the privilege to do business in america and work and live in america unless we're safe. and unless we're protecting our front lines. so foreign policy going to be a big discussion. obviously, we're going to also be talking about the syrian refugee situation. a lot of the...

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Them. and they think that central banks spending hundreds of millions of more dollars to most of the world economy will do just that. never mind the lessons from wisconsin where austerity rules and the big spenders now rule, but that almost never seemed to have happened. certainly not in washington, dc, where far from cutting back, they are talking about piling on. with a whopping $50 billion transportation bill to be voted on tomorrow and $6 billion student loan bill as soon as next week. talk about weird timing. rand paul says bad timing. we like to see market moving north, senator, and for ...