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let's put on the screen. open the government and keep the government running until january 15th. raise the debt ceiling and deep that up until february 7th. and appoint budget negotiators, people who are going to actually sit down and work out the budget for the year in the way that they're supposed to do it. and the hope among people on both parties is that they will actually work out something broad enough to incorporate some of the big challenges to this economy and the budget, entitlement reform, tax reform, things like that. and then lastly you might ask, what about obama care? the issue that started this whole crisis almost three weeks ago now. it looks like at the inld of the day, the only thing that conservatives are going to get with regard to changing obama care at all is an anti-fraud measure, which has bipartisan support. the idea being that people who are getting government subsidiaries because of low
player in the middle east. they re-established a foothold. this is bad for the united states and las vegas. >> the stakes are high. i want to turn to news at home over the showdown between big labor unions and the white house over obama care. union leaders push hard for the obama care are leading a battle cry against it unless they get the special government subsidiaries or waivers. doesn't it hurt the overall sales pitch for obamacare, juan? >> it does. >> clearly, the union major democrats constituency, uma, previously were supporters without a doubt. they were promoters of the healthcare reform. now it's not the case that seau repeal it. which is what you hear from many republicans. they say let's fix it. the fix they were asking for is one that would have allowed the unionized workers who have employer provide healthcare plans. to take advantage of subsidies that are going to people who don't have health insurance or impoverished. now the unions say wait, you
to no, he can't. charge with admitting he broke the basic promise for change, president in virginia where he has a slight essential in the polls used offense as the -- slight edge in the polls use odd fence as the best defense. >> my opponent got excited. he rewrote his speech real quick. stood up in a rally and proudly declared i'll get the job done from the inside. >> he ripped romney for saying people who don't pay income taxes consider themselves victims entitled to government subsidiaries. >> i don't believe we get far with leaders who write off half the nation as a bunch of victims. i don't see a lot of victims in this crowd today. >> romney running mate paul ryan addressed the aarp convention in new orleans and got boos. he predicted dire consequences for medicare if the president is re-elected. >> worry that years of empty promises by both political parties are threatping the security of your golden years. >> he ripped in obamacare. >> the first step to a stronger medicare is to repeal obamacare.
of collective sacrifice. every liberal mantra, when you approach them, their arms get shoulder. >> dana: if it's not about them paying individual taxes who are they speaking for? a lot of people inherited money or did well in business or hit the lotto when it came to stock options like aol. >> andrea: who are they speaking for? when you ask liberals how much is fair they never give an answer. how much is fair? they are already paying majority of taxes. >> bob: that guy wouldn't give $2,000. eric said c'mon, big shot, put it up. >> andrea: you and bruce springsteen and scottie pippen and jon bon jovi you don't have to take your deductions. you don't have to take government subsidiaries. you don't have to take any of that.
if you want more taxes, start here. sign it. maybe others will follow you. >> greg: this is the beauty of collective sacrifice. every liberal mantra, when you approach them, their arms get shoulder. >> dana: if it's not about them paying individual taxes who are they speaking for? a lot of people inherited money or did well in business or hit the lotto when it came to stock options like aol. >> andrea: who are they speaking for? when you ask liberals how much is fair they never give an answer. how much is fair? they are already paying majority of taxes. >> bob: that guy wouldn't give $2,000. eric said c'mon, big shot, put it up. >> andrea: you and bruce springsteen and scottie pippen and jon bon jovi you don't have to take your deductions. you don't have to take government subsidiaries. you don't have to take any of
here. sign it. maybe others will follow you. >> greg: this is the beauty of collective sacrifice. every liberal mantra, when you approach them, their arms get shoulder. >> dana: if it's not about them paying individual taxes who are they speaking for? a lot of people inherited money or did well in business or hit the lotto when it came to stock options like aol. >> andrea: who are they speaking for? when you ask liberals how much is fair they never give an answer. how much is fair? they are already paying majority of taxes. >> bob: that guy wouldn't give $2,000. eric said c'mon, big shot, put it up. >> andrea: you and bruce springsteen and scottie pippen and jon bon jovi you don't have to take your deductions. you don't have to take government subsidiaries. you don't have to take any of
natural gas. before they conclude that anything changed in the obama energy policy, notice the emphasis on the strict environmental safeguards. he wants to renew drilling in the gulf of mexico and increased natural gas production and additional production of coal and nuclear power. the only form of energy he blessed are those from switch grass and wat chips which now produce almost none of the energy and cannot survive without government subsidiaries. the hard truth is every major source of domestic energy carries safety and environmental risks. you accept it and get on it with or buy stuff from overseas and accept the risks that go with that. >> thank you. prices at the pump rose almost a penny overnight. $3.60 a gallon. crude oil delivery dropped 52 cents to close at $104.27 a barrel. the stocks were up. dow added 71. s&p 500 gained 9.
deployment of clean energy. the first three were government subsidiaries. the last one, quote -- you're going to love this. she says "it's where we have a mandate, where we can actually just issue regulations and do market transformation." hang on a second. that's cass sunstein. as the secretary says, we're going to make people save money for themselves. this is all part of the appliance standards we told you about last week where most people don't pay attention to the story. it results in yet another choice taken away. because they will force you to save money. they have so much control. some may seem mundane like building sandcastles but some day you will wake up and wonder where it's all gone.
deployment of clean energy. the first three were government subsidiaries. the last one, quote -- you're going to love this. she says "it's where we have a mandate, where we can actually just issue regulations and do market transformation." hang on a second. that's cass sunstein. as the secretary says, we're going to make people save money for themselves. this is all part of the appliance standards we told you about last week where most people don't pay attention to the story. it results in yet another choice taken away. because they will force you to save money. they have so much control. some may seem mundane like building sandcastles but some day you will wake up and wonder where it's all gone.
mortgages we created the housing bubble. the same thing is happening with education. as president obama has increased the amount of housing debt that fannie mae and freddie mac and therefore taxpayers have to pay, guess what? the fall rates have -- default rates have gone up. default rates in mortgages are at an all-time high. default rate of student loans of guaranteed government loans at 6.9%. that's the highest in 12 years. >> david: stephane, you know, ultimately -- >> we're in a recession. >> david: taxpayers ultimately will pay for defaults, right? >> i'm not sure i heard the question but we could start going after the government loans made for education at for-profit schools. the for-profit schools are a problem. administrators are urged to chase profits or urged to chase kids. that's not a healthy conflict. i don't have a problem with the for-profit education. i have a problem with government subsidiaries for it. as far as the conspiracy theory, is the white house