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know now is are we getting into another recession now? >> no. i submitted my forecast to the various polls last week and said no, the economy would grow faster in the second half, things will get better. are there perils? of course. >> those with money who don't need credit or who have the ability to get credit can really do well in this economy and those without jobs at the bottom, with tough credit, are excused for thinking that things are bad. >> absolutely. if you don't have a job, it is still a depression outside. or still a recession. we're not growing fast enough to help those...

>> you wonder why a lot of them haven't dropped and i am sure some have, to your point, mcdonald's is trying to establish as much as it can in an economic framework, family atmosphere and we are doing something for employees who are, face it, these are for the most part minimum wage workers, $750,000 is a lot of money for the medical care, i think. >>neil: they will not be able to repeal this. chock it. survive pellet. but as long as things like this happen, it is interesting it was announced after the state of the union. usually we get the adjustments from health and houston services at a cer...

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Seriously, how important is this mccutchen decision? hasn't it been the case that there has been an outsized impact for the wealthy relative to governing because they have money to bring to bear? does this really make that big of a difference? >> that's a good question, actually, melissa, because it's true. our system is so dramatically skewed already to the big donors that are able to write the massive checks and why that's important is that there's an actual difference in policy preferences between the very wealthy and the rest of us. take, for example, the minimum wage which was a vote that...

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