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it has been a mixed week of indicators. the stock market has had some challenges. we learn to that manufacturing is down in the u.s. people are raising concerns about the economy. we thought the best thing would be to listen to you, rather than listening to analysts and economists. are you changing your spending habits? are you delaying retirement? or are you finding opportunities that you would like to tell us about. -- that he would like to tell us about? here are the phone numbers. they are on the screen. the u.s. economy, what impact has it had on your life? we asked peter kore, ...

screen. we want to talk about some of the economic news that came out yesterday. here is the front page of the "minneapolis star tribune." no sign economy that a recovery is faltering. here is "the wall street journal." and from "the washington post," the lead story. the economic recovery is faltering and washington is running out of ways of getting back on track. two bright spots of the past few months -- manufacturing and job creation -- both slowed in may. that is the front page of "the washington post." the story continues on the inside right here. on friday, the labor department...

power to do what is necessary to make sure our position both as a dominant economic security and political player in doors, but at the same time creates capacities and institutions whereby rising states and other states have a chance to interact and can play a larger role in the shaping of the very institutions the will define the 21st century as a whole. it's words that end, asia as all of you know have a number of institutions. each with different memberships with different agendas. it's been signed so have shallow roots and is going to be critical over the course of the next sever...

last night's vote comes as the entire republican conference meets with president obama this morning at the white house. republicans say that they are sending a message that is politically -- it is politically impossible to raise the debt ceiling without spending cuts. democrats called the vote a political stunt. we want to get your thoughts. the telephone numbers are on the screen. we will begin with the baltimore sun and there's a story on last night's vote. they said that the proposal would increase the borrowing capacity by $2.4 trillion to cover the government's obligations throu...

debt uer this president is going up at twice the rate as it did under president bush. . i would just say it's important we send a clear signal, that there wi not be an unconditional increase in the debt limit and we're serious about dressing our debt limits in the country and we've seen the signals from the financial markets and heard what our constituents have said and it's very important we bring the kind of spending reductions and reforms that we need to this debate. i urge antntntntntntntntntntntnt >> how did the vote to raise the debt limit turnout? >> it was resoundingly defeat...