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Democrats, i think, on some kind of debt -- either debt reduction or debt control. some kind of entitlement reform to get republicans off a drive to defund obama care. otherwise, this is just going to continue as we have seen. >> do me a favor, stand by. i want to continue the conversation, because this is fascinating. we asked you to rank or what has the most influence right now as we're watching the negotiations pan out here on the hill. your answers surprised us. we'll walk through them and we'll explain some of them next. [ male announcer ] this is pam. her busy saturday begins with back p...

two straight years, job creation seems to be slowing down. earnings for middle income americans fell some 7% in the past decade. and then there are investments. your i.r.a., your 401(k), your pensions. they're a second road to prosperity. that is complicated in this volatile market. for those of you looking for a safe harbor by investing in fixed income or parking money in the shelter of a bank, you're getting nothing. even our virtually nonexistent inflation is higher than what you're earning. you are being penalized for not taking risks. ironically, owning your home may be the one ...

nine years split evenly between defense and non-defense programs. the bipartisan policy center estimates sequestration of defense will mean cuts of 15% next year. every non-defense agency faces a 12% cut and that means job losses from doctors, teachers, border patrol agents and government contractors. anywhere from 1 million to 3 million jobs will be lost. california, virginia, texas, washington, d.c., maryland, would each lose more than 100,000 jobs. the bottom line here, this is the manifestation of your elected officials not doing their jobs. they don't see it that way. >> i will ...

spending and that's because trat decisional path to prosperity is still strewn with debris from the last storm. the big one, the recession. your job and the wage you bring home is the single most important way to build wealth. but despite net job growth for two straight years, job creation seems to be slowing down. earnings for middle income americans fell some 7% in the past decade. and then there rinare investmen. that is complicated in this volatile market. for those of you looking for a safe harbor by investing in fixed income or parking money in the shelter of a bank, you're get...