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In the world if we can't face our own bills, if we can't pay them and move on. we've got job problems, we've got inequality in wealth problems, and these are the things we should be addressing. >> okay. new jersey congressman bill pascrell, thank you for joining us us. now for the other side of the issue, sean spicer is communications director for the republican national committee and joins me live in studio. thanks for joining me. >> absolutely. >> there are some within your own party that are saying this is a losing battle. i want to listen to what tom coburn had to say and we'll talk on the...

Matters, and when you're talking about issues in terms of your policies and the notion that you're going to solve the big problems, the economic problems, the job problems, and you reference your resume, and that resume is flawed or full of holes, yeah it matters, this is something that we should debate. it goes to the heart of where we're going to lead this country. >> chris, you just made my argument. when the president of united states runs ads that "the washington post" and fortune say are found amount alley false -- >> i know you believe those are false. the facts are not clear. what i wo...

Of negativism. the president needs to say i have plan. i have ideas. these guys just say no. if they are just going to say no, we're going to get nowhere and you're going to replace them with people that will say yes. >> you're two for two with the great quotes. i like that. the president said that major job problems are happening on state and local levels. here is chris christie responding. >> it's an outrage to have the president of the united states stand up and say to hard working governors, republicans and democrats around this country that state and local government hiring is moving in t...

Middle america detroit story here. he has this sort of bank shot about solyndra saying it didn't work and they took some reporters out there and didn't tell him where they were going but showed up and ended up competing with a portrait of george w. bush which is tough competition bus "w" remains more popular among the base at least and the other point that ties back to what you were flagging with mr. limbaugh is, this government, this administration has put down much bigger bets and they have paid off. they loaned 8.6 billion to chrysler, got it back, sold a stake of that to fiat and the emplo...

Companies in detroit is up 8% from 2011. still huge job problems, no one is saying you fix it all with one government loan. but mr. limbaugh has his facts wrong if he's suggesting that some of those big, bold and at times politically risky bets haven't paid off. the numbers show they have. >> alex, byron york made an interesting point. he says that the romney campaign is afraid of doing any kind of disavowing of the bloviating ignoramus donald trump or anyone else because figures who -- byron says figures demanding a trump disavowal would lead to more calls for more disavowals of other figures...