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Old commercial, throwing granny often collects -- throwing granny off the cliff. >> leo: these are talking points. democrats sit on their hands, closed their mouths, let the republicans fight among themselves. >> eric: i would not argue with that strategy. stephen your thoughts. >> stephen: if pushing granny off the cliff again isn't a sign of these folks having to rehash some old videotape to try to make the point, listen, the more the oppose this president, negatively bashing from i tried to news that's going to scare people, americans now know the truth. they are seeing through it. in time,...

Own people. so we are going to get involved there? i believe north korea is our issue. i don't think syria is our issue. humanitarian reasons, there are so many humanitarian atrocities around the world. we are going to get in everyone, will be spread -- finite resources. we will have none left. >> eboni: a lot of people feel the same way. what we can't save the world, we cannot be the worlds police that they see the pictures and they get emotional and they conclude there is a compelling reason to intervene. does the intervention potentially undermine our ability to defeat and destroy isis with...

Tries to do -- to be honest, we love to analyze policy and what does it mean and how can he create jobs. the truth is he can't do that much anymore. they did the big tax deal at the end of last year, that's -- that's their big bullet that they have already fired into the economy. his big job now, i think, is to show americans he cares. and that's what i think he's failed to do last year. >> who takes credit for it if things do actually get better? hang on a second, stephen, i want to bring managing director of the economic cycle research institute, often one who says it doesn't really matter w...

Because it takes a little while to catch up to things that are shifting. and here we have an economy, there is no double dip. we've discussed that before. in fact there's a revival in growth. i think steve alluded to that in his opening comments, it's imminent, right in front of us. and so -- and it will include continued jobs growth. so minimally i think what you saw in 2010 you'll see again in 2011. you may see something a bit better in terms of job growth in 2011 and who takes credit for that? first off, nobody -- i think policy wonks in washington like to say that they control the business...