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That's where you get the color of it. we made the pieces. you know what i mean? we got to work with what we can. >> this is a king for you. that's a queen right here. and the queen, that's a queen. she has a little "v" indention. this toilet paper and this kool-aid dye is our entertainment. >> his numbers are exactly the same as our numbers. i make a move, he can put it on his board too. if he doesn't do it right, it's going to mess the whole game up. >> 39 to 46 check. my pawn takes your pawn. >> your game's weak, man. >> you took my queen, man. >> with nothing but time, inmates are able to t...

There, 23 million americans want full time work and can't find it. >> let's mint a coin and put them to work. >> that's what she's saying. >> why on earth would we allow 23 million americans would want to contribute that we have useful things for it home to do, we have unemployed construction workers, they have the skill set we need -- >> the only thing they need is this dollars 22 trillion coin. >> they just need congress permission to do it. >> the only way we can make money from a $100 trillion we started a museum exhibit. >> if you want to talk about the constraint. make the argument. you ...

Gone. you can tell i think the trillion dollar coin idea spoox republicans precisely because it's so out of character. so gleefully and florida grantly violate their own expectations how democrats play the game. the national republican committee has sent out press release railing against the coin. the chair spying a political opportunity rushed into the fray. >> the last thing we need is for the treasury to just simply mint a new coin made out of platinum that would weigh, by the way, 44 billion pounds if it was tied to the value of platinum. that would sink the "titanic." >> he completely mis...

To get around that fight which would be massively damaging to the u.s. economy some commentators propose using a little known statute that gives the treasury department the power to mint platinum coins. the government would mint a platinum coin worth $1 trillion, deposit it and continue to pay its bills. take a listen to what my guests had to say about it.

This is a castle. that's some strawberry kool-aid and a piece of toilet paper. >> it's dyed with kool-aid. that's where you get the color of it. we made the pieces. you know what i mean? we got to work with what we can. >> this is a king for you. that's a queen right here. and the queen, that's a queen. she has a little "v" indention. this toilet paper and this kool-aid dye is our entertainment. >> his numbers are exactly the same as our numbers. i make a move, he can put it on his board too. if he doesn't do it right, it's going to mess the whole game up. >> 39 to 46 check. my pawn takes your...