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This president talk as good game on trade, but frankly, he plays like the toledo in an arena. >> critical on trade as well of the last administration? right? >> essential lay continuation of the bush policy on trade. >> all right. >> that's my problem with the obama administration. >> professor university of maryland business school, a bipartisan critic of trade policies in this country. peter thank you so much. have a great weekend. the fallout over toyota. why some predict a recall mania. is that good for us? next.

I want you to listen to what the president said and tell me, do you think he can do it with the policies that you've seen? let's listen. >> we can't be satisfied with being number one right now. we shouldn't assume that our leadership is guaranteed. when other markets are growing and other nations are competing, we've got to get even better. we need to secure our companies a level playing field, guarantee american workers a fair shake. in other words, we need to up our game. >> peter, if we up other game and double our exports, china triples its, don't we still have the same trade problems? >>...

Unemployment benefits to finance a basically full-time campaign. in canada, terrible experiences with this. people rotating jobs in communities. they would work six months, someone else work six months. swap the jobs around. >> i have to say, peter, i mean, i think most people want to get a job, and they want to get a job they're going to advance in, that's going to make them be able to grow their family well. always people scamming the system, but for the most part, isn't this a country that likes to work, wants to work and at this point, the job market just isn't working for us? and at what ...

Is the money more of a handout or is this a much-needed helping hand, or both? peter mercy, professor of university maryland school of business is leer to give us more insight into this. when we talked about the last extension of jobless benefits, concerns in washington this was going on for too long as a cost of $10 billion a month that this can't go on forever. one economist from the university of chicago, several economists, one from chicago robert shimer said that 1.5 positive 2.3 million by his analysis stayed unemployed longer because they received jobless benefits. weigh in on this for ...