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in the same car. it's just remarkable. >> it is remarkable and it's what defines us. we have a calm, peaceful transfer of power and we've had really difficult elections. the election between roosevelt and hoover was bitter. hoover didn't want his picture taken with roosevelt. hoover didn't even want to speak to roosevelt. they had to have their picture taken. they had to sit together. true man and eisenhower couldn't stand each other. they had to have a peaceful transition the constitution matters more than anything else today and as we watch one president leave and one president start a new era begins and donald trump has the opportunity to tell whaus the tone will be. he explained to us his tone before and now he becomes president trump. will that matter? will it change the way he
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when president obama leaves office the way it's going now and i believe that the president is sincere when he says it's no problem. what he believes, but he's absolutely wrong. >> as do most economists. >> bill: no, no, he's herbert hoover, that's who he is. he's herbert hoover, he doesn't understand the economy and doesn't understand what's coming. >> that's not true. just for the record that's not factually true, you do realize that. >> bill: and herbert hoover didn't see the depression coming, didn't see that his policies were leading up to the armageddon. >> and that's not the issue-- >> and barack obama doesn't see it either. >> that's a red herring. >> bill: a red herring? >> yeah, you can google that-- >> it's not. it's a historical fact. hoover didn't know it was coming and we all got blasted because he didn't know and the same thing is likely to happen with barack obama. >> i'm not making an argument about herbert hoover. and the argument is whether a balanced budget is necessary for-- >> 20 trillion dollar debt by the time leaves office, that's crazy. >> the question is what kind
>> week in review from the ingraham angle segment tonight. many of the world's 1.2 billion catholics are happy tonight there's a new pope. of course the secular progressive movement doesn't like anything religious so their accusations that pope francis didn't stand up for human rights in argentina where he was a powerful cleric. and so the criticism centers on a former government in argentina that brutalized the population, a fascist government and that pope francis didn't do enough to stop that. and you say? >> bill, look, i would have been stunned if the secular progressives had come out just lauding this man for his career of service and his humility and his charity. that just wasn't going to happen, right? it's not going to happen. he's not here to be loved by the secular progressives. so the fact that he's coming
>> week in review from the ingraham angle segment tonight. many of the world's 1.2 billion catholics are happy tonight there's a new pope. of course the secular progressive movement doesn't like anything religious so their accusations that pope francis didn't stand up for human rights in argentina where he was a powerful cleric. and so the criticism centers on a former government in argentina that brutalized the population, a fascist government and that pope francis didn't do enough to stop that. and you say? >> bill, look, i would have been stunned if the secular progressives had come out just lauding this man for his career of service and his humility and his charity. that just wasn't going to happen, right? it's not going to happen. he's not here to be loved by the secular progressives. so the fact that he's coming out, well, you didn't do
>> week in review from the ingraham angle segment tonight. many of the world's 1.2 billion catholics are happy tonight there's a new pope. of course the secular progressive movement doesn't like anything religious so their accusations that pope francis didn't stand up for human rights in argentina where he was a powerful cleric. and so the criticism centers on a former government in argentina that brutalized the population, a fascist government and that pope francis didn't do enough to stop that. and you say? >> bill, look, i would have been stunned if the secular progressives had come out just lauding this man for his career of service and his humility and his charity. that just wasn't going to happen, right? it's not going to happen. he's not here to be loved by the secular progressives. so the fact that he's coming
when president obama leaves office the way it's going now and i believe that the president is sincere when he says it's no problem. what he believes, but he's absolutely wrong. >> as do most economists. >> bill: no, no, he's herbert hoover, that's who he is. he's herbert hoover, he doesn't understand the economy and doesn't understand what's coming. >> that's not true. just for the record that's not factually true, you do realize that. >> bill: and herbert hoover didn't see the depression coming, didn't see that his policies were leading up to the armageddon. >> and that's not the issue-- >> and barack obama doesn't see it either. >> that's a red herring. >> bill: a red herring? >> yeah, you can google that-- >> it's not. it's a historical fact. hoover didn't know it was coming and we all got blasted because he didn't know and the same thing is likely to happen with barack obama. >> i'm not making an argument about herbert hoover. and the argument is whether a balanced budget is necessary for-- >> 20 trillion dollar debt by the time leaves office, that's crazy. >> the question is what kind of debt it is.
when president obama leaves office the way it's going now and i believe that the president is sincere when he says it's no problem. what he believes, but he's absolutely wrong. >> as do most economists. >> bill: no, no, he's herbert hoover, that's who he is. he's herbert hoover, he doesn't understand the economy and doesn't understand what's coming. >> that's not true. just for the record that's not factually true, you do realize that. >> bill: and herbert hoover didn't see the depression coming, didn't see that his policies were leading up to the armageddon. >> and that's not the issue-- >> and barack obama doesn't see it either. >> that's a red herring. >> bill: a red herring? >> yeah, you can google that-- >> it's not. it's a historical fact. hoover didn't know it was coming and we all got blasted because he didn't know and the same thing is likely to happen with barack obama. >> i'm not making an argument about herbert hoover. and the argument is whether a balanced budget is necessary for-- >> 20 trillion dollar debt by the time leaves office, that's crazy. >> the question is what kind
right to absolve themselves here actually, because before the debt ceiling deadline was hit, washington people on both parties were telling wall street, don't worry, we're going get a debt ceiling agreement. when they got one, so messy, so ugly, so crazy that wall street, which strives on predictability and hates unpredictability and instability, the whole tea party helped drag things further down. >> the key, the tea party thinking about economics. rush limbaugh explaining economics, we all were taught in school, spend money when the government down to offset consumers and business. what we're all taught. comes out of the great depression. hoover didn't do it, roosevelt did do it and it worked. here's rush limbaugh talking to one of his listeners. >> john maynard cain, if you want to know what cainian economics is, you're living it. barack obama, massive government
and a war, right? >> and industry, that's what government does. buy stuff. >> up to this year, of this recent bad report we got, of very low productivity in the first quarter, is because of all the public money pulled out of the economy at a state side and local level. a private sector did a little bit creating jobs but all the money was pulled out. what's the tea party solution? pull more money out of the economy obviously more recession, possibly depression, and rush limbaugh is completely oblivious to that. >> the tea party prescription, cutting spending. you laid it out well. cutting spending, it's going to bring more economic bad times. in fact, worse. what will they say then? a new line? >> yeah. cut more spending. the government is too big. >> didn't go enough? a standard line of ap ideologue, didn't do enough. >> that's probably what would happen. and it's not that you can't find