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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120309:17:04:00

Economy works. people are hurting under the stagnant economy. to bring in the deficit question, romney has outlined his plan for the economy. and they have that increasing, mitt romney s plan increases the deficit by trillions and you have this, he has been running on an economic message where does he go then? the reason i bring up the deficit and the debt, i mean, i agree that there ses a problem of the middle, and that is what obama will talk about. i think, mitt romney, it s as the washington outsider, he can stay, look, this is something that democrats and republicans have made worse, we are mortgaging our future, i think as the graphs, if they continue to do this with the job numbers getting a bit better, that s the only place for him to go. the romney campaign made a strategic decision this time, they were going to run on the economy, four years ago what were they running on? ....

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CNNW CNN Newsroom March 9, 2012

let s get straight to the news. we have a busy hour ahead. captions by vitac www.vitac.com the government says another 227,000 jobs were added to the u.s. economy in february and the unemployment rate held steady at 8.3%. that s largely due to almost half a million discouraged job seekers returning to the search. is the third straight month of job growth, above 200,000. chief business correspondent ali velshi is taking notice, of course. he s in austin, texas, at the music oh, boy. he s at the music, movie, festival, technology, all that stuff, south by southwest, kind of threw me off with the cowboy hat, but i should have expected that because he s in austin. do you have your rope and boots on and your wranglers also? could you please give me a full shot? kyra, i want you to think back to g-8, and i don t remember when it was when i was in the south of france. and i put on a i had blue speedos on tv for you so don t ask me what i m wearing below here. it s no ....

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120219:18:13:00

What about not putting the wars in iraq and afghanistan on the books so the american people can see. that was the case during the bush years. they should have done that. no question about that. it is not true that paul ryan s budget doesn t pal. it does balance in 50 years. he was blaming the president for some kind of stuff like that. it is about the trajectory of the debt. the president s budget the debt goes like this under president obama. under paul ryan goes like this and eventually balances. shannon: gentlemen, we have to leave it there. agreeing to disagree. we will work on charts and graphs. thank you, shannon. shannon: you don t like this and this. we will have you back with visual aids. thank you both for coming. you heard what juan and steve think. what do you think? who is responsible for the budget mess. lisa says why don t they all accept responsibility. all of them man up. fire them all and start over. keep tweeting to us. we will read more responses ....

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120218:16:09:00

Numbers demonstrate to us very clearly that women not only have this opinion, they have this practice. right. look, i m of the opinion that it s not about a winning strategy. it s about winning conversation. this conversation about birth control, about social issues is loud, and it s very difficult i think for democrats to get on the right side of it. so if you re losing the conversation and the numbers, the data, the graphs on the economy, shift the conversation to something that you can win, even if the numbers are against you. when people get into this issue, they get fired up. they get riled up. they start yelling. they start making ridiculous comments about aspirin on television. and you can win the conversation if not the numbers. it keeps us from talking about anything else, but it still feels to me like this like there is an economic aspect to it, right, jobs as we as we see higher job creation, it s hard to make the argument that the economy is so bad. but is it also ....

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120214:02:01:00

Day because i love budgets, love them. not just because i have an unusual and what some may say is an unhealthy fixation on charts and tables and graphs, but to be clear i do, i love budgets they force to us make trade-offs to decide what is important, to be honest what we are willing to sacrifice to get it. the budget is as honest as the government ever is with itself and the people. ask the most basic question. what is a a federal government, what does it do? ask a politician, get rambling answer freedom and personal responsibility reagan. ask the budget you ll get the right answer. look what we spent in 2011. what the government is buying, we re not looking at interest on the debt here. 43% of our spending went to medicare, medicaid and social security. another 25% went to the military, defense. 68%, almost three-quarters went to insurance or defense. ....

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