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Stall water tea partier and opponent of president obama. what did you hear tonight that you liked? anything? >> well, there were a couple of things. one, he made mention to streamlining regulations. now, that has not been the pattern of the last five years of this administration. the pattern of this administration has been more and more job-killing regulations. but if he meant that he's open to streamlining regulations to help small businesses create jobs, that's something i could get excited about. he also mentioned something he called my ira. i'm not sure what that is, but he suggested it wa...

The economy. so how are republicans respond to get president's speech? >> joining me now is republican senator ted cruz of texas, a stalwart tea partier,nd an opponent of president obama. what did you hear tonight that you liked, anything? >> well, there were a couple of things, one, he made mention to streamlining regulations. now that has not been the pattern in the last five years of this administration, the pattern of this administration has been more and more job-killing regulations, but if he meant he's open to streamlining regulations to help businesses create jobs that's something i co...

Overseas. by broadening the base, we can lower rates to encourage more companies to hire here and use some of the money we save to create good jobs rebuilding our roads and bridges and our airports and all the infrastructure our businesses need. it means a trade agenda that grows exports and works for the middle class. it means streamlining regulations that are outdated or unnecessary or too costly. and it means coming together around a responsible budget. one that grows our economy faster right now and shrinks our long-term deficits, one that unwinds the harmful sequester cuts that haven't ma...

On. this week the imf actually urged the british government to delay its plans to cut spending and raise taxes and instead to borrow and spend money on infrastructure. i think the data now is increasingly convincing that the keynesians have been right. cutting spending in the kind of recession we've gone through will only hurt growth, not help it. since i have been long advocating large investments in areas like infrastructure, job training, and science, i'm delighted. and yet it's too soon to celebrate. because spending on its own is not enough either. in order to ensure sustained growth in t...

I think the data now is increasingly convincing that the keynesians have been right. cutting spending in the kind of recession we've gone through will only hurt growth, not help it. since i have been long advocating large investments in areas like infrastructure, job training, and science, i'm delighted. and yet it's too soon to celebrate. because spending on its own is not enough either. in order to ensure sustained growth in the long run, countries also need to engage in what economists call structural reforms, lowering tariffs, opening up protected industries, making it easier for new busin...