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If we do the right things in america we can compete and not worry about it. it is not about cheap wages. germany pays 50% more for their industrial manufacturing than we do and they have the lowest unemployment rate they've had in 18 years because they have a government which works on getting their industry to be competitive and exports. i don't worry about the chinese, i worry about bad american government. >> sean: look at the price of oil, $100 a barrel now. gasoline prices skyrocketing in short order. bernanke says don't expect the job market to come back for four, five six years. he's pre...

Can't measure. if i can't figure out what the rate of return is going to be i ain't going to spend it number one. number two, 52% of americans in the the latest poll says the economy is not improving, it's getting worse so clearly he's got to disconnect and sort of talk at his own book. >> and gary b. some of the numbers say it all. the gdp is slowing down and we have unemployment still near double digit rates and that kind of environment can companies, with regulation, coming down the pipe as well. if that kind of environment, do companies hold on to their money or do they invest it. >> they ...

Health care and now we are turning that coalition to the mid terms. in addition there are a lot of allied groups as you know where we are working in tandem with them as well. it's going to be tough. mid terms are always tough for parties in power but the republicans are showing their hand. they are adopting a game plan that is basically bringing back the architects of the lost decade, karl rove, ed gillespie and others, and americans might not be happy yet but they don't want to go backward and i think we'll have a very easy time pointing out that's where the republicans will take us. >> okay....

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A remarkable phenomenon from the financial markets to tell you about. call it the dow's lost decade. ten years of dramatic days on wall street, and the market is right back where it began. in may of 2000, the industrial average was at 10,609 points. this week it closed at 10,620. that's a gain of just ten-plus points. imagine the money gained and lost in that time. here's another note. a bill earlier this morning we did a graphic that mistakenly had the wrong logo. that was of the dow chemical. that was the error, it could have been the logo of down jones. we're going to make mandatory that pe...