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Off action that we saw through most of 2011 and when you see pictures of people rioting throughout europe and questioning the solvency of the europe and sell everything and get me out and that's what we're seeing on the dow at home. >> i'm curious, jonathan if historically what happened in europe has always affected the united states. >> absolutely, it does. not only because there are major trading partner, but a major banking partner and i think, you know, jamie, that's what has so many people worried here at home. greece's stock market is at a 22 year low and yet our own actions in the state...

Debt implosion. you cannot continue on, and when the united states implodes it's going to make western europe look like child's play. >> we're not going to have that problem near this country. what's interesting is when bush made his first tax cuts you didn't hear the republicans saying, where are we going to get the money for these tax cuts and we need to cut spending here and there. now it becomes an issue when it comes to working and middle class families, it now becomes an issue of, we need to cut spend can. >> well, we do need to cut spending. >> where do we want to cut spending from? fro...

Debt implosion. you cannot continue on, and when the united states implodes it's going to make western europe look like child's play. >> we're not going to have that problem near this country. what's interesting is when bush made his first tax cuts you didn't hear the republicans saying, where are we going to get the money for these tax cuts and we need to cut spending here and there. now it becomes an issue when it comes to working and middle class families, it now becomes an issue of, we need to cut spend can. >> well, we do need to cut spending. >> where do we want to cut spending from? fro...