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He wants us to stop spending, but not until we spent a bunch of the money out of your pocket and your grand kids' paying for the things that is going to be in the new spending package. he is going to be more bipartisan, but first, he needs to settle some scores with those rebellious republicans who he really didn't care much for. he wants to change the don't ask, don't tell policy with the military but he's been president for a year and has had the power to do that any time he really wanted. he wants to help small businesses but he sure he doesn't help them enough to become big businesses beca...

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Social security from imminent bankruptcy. it raises $1.6 trillion on job creators to destroy the economy. no spending controls. >> reporter: treasuresy secretary tim geithner advocated for clinton era tax rates and wants top earns to pay 39.6%. he said when that was the rate in the '90s there was was good economic growth and strong private investment. said republicans would rather raise revenue closing the loophole and limiting deduction need the time to realize that might not bring in enough cash. >> that is a good set of propose is and good for the economy. if they have suggestions, they wan...

Are saying tough love is here. >>guest: in the housing market we have a lot of evidence we failed and we should let the market clear. i err with charlie on that. >>neil: does that concern you, that you agree with charlie? >>guest: i am terrified. also there is a lot that can be done. steering directly into financial crisis as the u.s. government is, that is bad policy and republicans on the right try to fix that and get spending controls. we should ratify straight agreements and create jobs. our tax code is not competitive internationally and we have proposals to allow companies to bring back ...

>> endless borrowing is not a strategy. we must restore foundation of the economic growth. low taxes, spending restraint. reasonable regulations and sound money. >> new republican budget chairman paul ryan held his first haefring with fed chairman ben bernanke who indicated that the job growth is slow but inflation is under control. despite the sluggish economy, congress must have long-term plans to reduce spending. >> the federal budget will remain on an unsustainable path, with the budget gap becoming increasingly large over time. unless the congress enacts significant changes in fiscal prog...