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Minute before the economy normalizes. >> it is huge for tourism. >> you talked about how wonky this economy is. >> yes. >> one of the wonkiest thing that happened is in august 4 million people quit their jobs in the united states. this is people leaving by choice their jobs. what does it tell you? >> well, one of the first things it tells me we have an issue with caregiving in this country. splotchiness of the school system in september prompted a lot of women to stay out of the job market. and also to say, hey, you know, if schools aren't going to be dependable, we need to make sure we're sta...

Saying indications the economy is on the right path. i don't see a reason to nay say that. >> another factor we have to throw into this, that is the battle we just saw in the last segment over federal spending. some economists, mark zandi, say you cut federal spending by $61 billion and it's going to have a impact. a negative impact on jobs and hiring and on the other hand. ben bernanke was up this week on capitol hill and said it would have a smaller effect. $61 billion in a multitrillion dollars economy. >> the white house's best case scenario is for anemic growth but any growths hurts the d...

We are seeing education that the economy is finally on the -- indication the economy is on the right path. >> chris: and there is another factor we have to throw into this, chris, and that is, the battle we saw in the last segment over federal spending. there are some economists, goldman sachs, mark zandi, cut federal spending $61 billion and it will have a negative impact on jobs an hiring and on the other hand, ben bernanke, the fed chairman was up this week on capitol hill, and said we'd have a much smaller effect. $61 billion in a multi-trillion dollar economy. >> the white house's best ca...

Saying indications the economy is on the right path. i don't see a reason to nay say that. >> another factor we have to throw into this, that is the battle we just saw in the last segment over federal spending. some economists, mark zandi, say you cut federal spending by $61 billion and it's going to have a impact. a negative impact on jobs and hiring and on the other hand. ben bernanke was up this week on capitol hill and said it would have a smaller effect. $61 billion in a multitrillion dollars economy. >> the white house's best case scenario is for anemic growth but any growths hurts the d...