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0 and said if you have a worker unemployed for four weeks on unemployment insurance and one on 99 weeks, which would you hire? every employer, nearly 100% said they will always hire the person who has been out of work for weeks. when you allow people to be on unemployment insurance for 99 weeks, you're causing them to become part of this perpetual unemployed group in our economy. >> congressman, your reaction to senator paul saying this is adisservice to workers? >> first of all he has his facts wrong. they are not 99 weeks of coverage. it's down on the average to 5 4 weeks. i really think sen...

Poor. and according to the senate for budget and policy priorities, fully 62% of the ryan budget cuts come from programs for the poor and despite that fact, poverty almost entirely absent as a topic of the presidential campaign if you want to stay up to date on the politics and poverties of policy, read "this week in poverty" dispah at the nation.com. for the week, we'll begin with you, sam. >> a couple of weeks ago "the new york times" reported president obama was support yet that democrats weren't getting enough credit for being willing to cut social security and medicare this past week, vic...

we'll have that video late. joining me we have sam seder, mia wiley. judith brown and my colleague arnie berman. fantastic to have you here this morning. on thursday a new "boston globe" analysis showed republican in a end registrations in toss up states are far outpacing those of democrats. a new university usa poll shows a large number of people who are sympathetic to president obama are also unlikely to sfroevote him. 43% would vote for obama compared to 14%. and 43% of registered but unlikely voters would vote for obama compared to romney. that's why the campaigns are engaged in ...

judith brown and my colleague arnie berman. fantastic to have you here this morning. on thursday a new "boston globe" analysis showed republican in a end registrations in toss up states are far outpacing those of democrats. a new university usa poll shows a large number of people who are sympathetic to president obama are also unlikely to sfroevote him. 43% would vote for obama compared to 14%. and 43% of registered but unlikely voters would vote for obama compared to romney. that's why the campaigns are engaged in a battle on who gets to vote. groups are planning to appeal a judge's...