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Habit before it starts. >> did you see that background behind president obama? it kept saying, business roundtable. the business community agrees with him. my colleague at the "washington post," greg sergeant, reports, "the business roundtable, the biggest and most powerful business trade groups is preparing to come out to give the president essentially unilateral authority to raise the debt ceiling forever more, ending these crises forever." republicans will have to compromise with the president who will have already pocketed $1 trillion in tax increases. business will be screaming. the econo...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120915:00:45:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120915:00:45:00

Jobs. it's the private sector that creates jobs. >> he even pokes fun at fellow republican newt gingrich for claiming congress helped create jobs. >> congressmen taking responsibility or taking credit for helping create jobs is like al gore taking credit for the internet. >> but at the same time romney's become what greg sergeant at the "washington post" and paul klum with "the new york times" are calling a weaponized keynesian. you can spend more on the military to create more jobs and no matter what you don't cut that federal spending, right? >> now, i'm not going to cut $1 trillion in the f...

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>> government doesn't create jobs. it's the private sector that creates jobs. >> he even pokes fun at fellow republican newt gingrich for claiming congress helped create jobs. >> congressmen taking responsibility or taking credit for helping create jobs is like al gore taking credit for the internet. >> but at the same time romney's become what greg sergeant at the "washington post" and paul klum with "the new york times" are calling a weaponized keynesian. you can spend more on the military to create more jobs and no matter what you don't cut that federal spending, right? >> now, i'm not goin...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120915:08:45:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120915:08:45:00

Republican newt gingrich for claiming congress helped create jobs. >> congressmen taking responsibility or taking credit for helping create jobs is like al gore taking credit for the internet. >> but at the same time romney's become what greg sergeant at the "washington post" and paul klum with "the new york times" are calling a weaponized keynesian. you can spend more on the military to create more jobs and no matter what you don't cut that federal spending, right? >> now, i'm not going to cut $1 trillion in the first year. and i heard a question, why not? and the reason is, taking $1 trillio...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120915:06:45:00

It's the private sector that creates jobs. >> he even pokes fun at fellow republican newt gingrich for claiming congress helped create jobs. >> congressmen taking responsibility or taking credit for helping create jobs is like al gore taking credit for the internet. >> but at the same time romney's become what greg sergeant at the "washington post" and paul klum with "the new york times" are calling a weaponized keynesian. you can spend more on the military to create more jobs and no matter what you don't cut that federal spending, right? >> now, i'm not going to cut $1 trillion in the first y...