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Preventing recklessness. and government-funded research. if you go back to hamilton/lincoln, it s all in our history. all five of the last 20 years are on a straight trajectory down how much of that is correlated with the money s ability to control the policy debate? i don t think it s there s no single, you know, answer to this. you know, money is certainly around the rules issue. how d you like that subprime crisis. i think the fact that banks today have been fighting the idea of increasing capital requirements. when we re just asking banks to come up 2%, i know it s going to affect their profit line, but we ve just been through a really scary period. why would you fight that? or why would you fight, more information from consumers on credit cards. so that they don t get in worse trouble. all the things we can t talk about. there s stuff that gratuitous that triggers what you re seeing on wall street. i m a great believer in america. that s why i spent two hours tryin ....
And the national debt. and here s something else to add to our economic problems, the age of america will end in 2016. the international monetary fund just set a date for when china will overtake the u.s. as the world s largest economy, and it s coming in just five years. former new york state governor george pataki joins me now. governor, good morning. good morning, chris. nice being with you. i know you are starting a group to put pressure on lawmakers to deal with the national debt. first, let me get to your reaction of that bombshell. it s not written in stone. that s their prediction. but i m a great believer in america and the strength of our economy and our entrepreneurs and the small businesspeople. and if we get our economy growing the way it should, i think we can prevent that from happening. but certainly not when we re running up $1.65 trillion deficit when the president s solution to government spending ....