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problem for a year. >> ed henry is traveling with the president. he joins us live from dallas. ed? >> good to he see u greta. i thought what was significant there, the president pushing back on what has really dogged him now for basically a a week. long before this trip even started today here in dallas, before he goes on to austin, which is why are you fundraising instead of going to visit the border. the president saying this is not theater, not a photo op. he wants to work with republicans to fix the problem. he did make at least some progress today by sitting down with the texas governor rick perry. as you know is he a fierce republican critic of this president. initially perry said that he would snub the president. doesn't want to meet him he on the tarmac. instead are a agreeing to meet each other one on one. they had a friendly greeting on the tarmac and went behind closed doors. any major talk no. the president saying it shouldn't be hard for congress to pass this 3.7 billion-dollar emergency funding bill to deal with the border crisis. he says it shouldn't be
>> bob: that's all i'll say. >> greg: debt ceiling debate is a woody allen film. it never ends, all talk no, action. at the end you want to shoot yourself in the face. >> kimberly: want to see "midnight in paris"? >> greg: absolutely. after work. i disagree with what reagan said. great president but i disagree. the debt ceiling debate is different from what it was in the past. light now is a spasm of self-preservation, you are seeing a government fighting for more food when we should be starving it to death. that is the problem. let me finish. the federal job, the study came out and saw you are more likely to die than to lose your job. >> kimberly: can you believe that study? >> greg: this is why the debt ceiling debate is important. >> dana: federal government employee, very specific. one thing i remember back to when i just left, come to washington. right after the 9/11 attacks. i was at the justice department. we would walk by this woman every day. she would come in, in the morning. a civil servant and sign in on her computer, send a couple
he is blaming the bush administration for all of his economic woes. >> bob: what he said is what you said. social security check, the interest rates will go up. >> kimberly: ronald reagan didn't have the idea -- [ overtalk ] >> eric: it's disingenuous for the d.n.c. to use ronald reagan as the poster boy or the hero. the smaller government, he was for lowering texass. pro-business sector. >> bob: did you agree what what he said? >> dana: you have the tape. >> bob: i'm breaking my rules. did you agree with your hero or not? >> eric: that's like saying a rapt that see, bob is a republican. >> bob: did you agree with your hero or not? >> eric: she is my hero. >> bob: that's all i'll say. >> greg: debt ceiling debate is a woody allen film. it never ends, all talk no, action. at the end you want to shoot yourself in the face. >> kimberly: want to see
>> bob: that's all i'll say. >> greg: debt ceiling debate is a woody allen film. it never ends, all talk no, action. at the end you want to shoot yourself in the face. >> kimberly: want to see "midnight in paris"? >> greg: absolutely. after work. i disagree with what reagan said. great president but i disagree. the debt ceiling debate is different from what it was in the past. light now is a spasm of self-preservation, you are seeing a government fighting for more food when we should be starving it to death. that is the problem. let me finish. the federal job, the study came out and saw you are more likely to die than to lose your job. >> kimberly: can you believe that study? >> greg: this is why the debt ceiling debate is important. >> dana: federal government employee, very specific. one thing i remember back to when i just left, come to washington. right after the 9/11 attacks. i was at the justice department. we would walk by this woman every day. she would come in, in the morning. a civil servant and sign in on her computer, send a couple
hypocrisy. he is blaming everything else. he is blaming the bush administration for all of his economic woes. >> bob: what he said is what you said. social security check, the interest rates will go up. >> kimberly: ronald reagan didn't have the idea -- [ overtalk ] >> eric: it's disingenuous for the d.n.c. to use ronald reagan as the poster boy or the hero. the smaller government, he was for lowering texass. pro-business sector. >> bob: did you agree what what he said? >> dana: you have the tape. >> bob: i'm breaking my rules. did you agree with your hero or not? >> eric: that's like saying a rapt that see, bob is a republican. >> bob: did you agree with your hero or not? >> eric: she is my hero. >> bob: that's all i'll say. >> greg: debt ceiling debate is a woody allen film. it never ends, all talk no, action. at the end you want to shoot yourself in the face. >> kimberly: want to see