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For those who support the idea of cutting these emergency benefits, they believe it will not only save the government, $25 billion, $26 billion in the coming year. but also unemployed people may accept previously rejected jobs. their theory is that this pushes people out there to look a little bit harder for work. those who are against this cut, say nonsense, long-term unemployed people are less likely to find work. that's why they're having such a hard time. you're just punishing them. you're not encouraging them at all. the biggest uncertainty, what is the impact of all of this on complete. ...

Pennsylvania. down here, florida, georgia. illinois, texas. california out here. those are the places hit the hardest, because they have the most people who have been unemployed for the longest period of time. and all of this brings up a lot of uncertainties. for those who support the idea of cutting these emergency benefits, they believe it will not only save the government $25 billion, $26 billion in the coming year, but, also, unemployed people may accept previously rejected jobs. their theory is that this pushes people out there to look a little bit harder for work. those who are against t...

Billion, but people may accept previously accepted jobs. their theory is that this pushes people out there to look a little bit harder for work. those who are against this say nonsense. long-term unemployed people are less likely to find work. that's why they are having such a hard time. you are just punishing them. wur not encouraging them any more at all. the biggest uncertainty, what is the impact of this on the econo economy? we don't know if you take all that spending out, but we will have to see. tom foreman, thank you. obama administration supports legislation to extend the program by t...

So republicans have opposed the idea of stimulus for the entirety of the obama era but republicans have not always opposed stimulus. very recently relatively speaking in the george w. bush years they saw a stimulus when the economy was going in the wrong direction. i do wonder, well aware the polarization of the gridlock right now but i do wonder is there a scenario when republicans go back to being republicans of 2007. >> i think that's hard to see right now. they have so much built their identity about slinging government. the whole grover norquist, get it small enough to drown in a bathtub....

>> take it back from whom? >> from extremist who take it over the edge, anti-government ideologue whose do not believe in a public space. >>neil: for those republicans who brought in to cut big spending out, house minority leader pelosi telling republican congressman to "get out." what do you say? >>guest: well, i do know that one day you are branded radical when you come up with something that makes sense and the same day you are labeled extremest by people who do understand extremism. i don't no if the country could be more extremely disappointed in the last 3 1/2 years than what going on wi...