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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180212:16:59:00 - Vimarsana News

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There is -- debt is rising. in fact, we're saving less as a percentage of our income than we have for a long time, but that tends to be student loans and car loans. if that goes bad, it's a problem, but it's not a problem like losing your house. so you're absolutely right. more broadly, almost all of the economic data is pretty good. we are seeing wage gains right now. the real problem is there's underlying longer term problems. we have much lower percentage of people in the work force than we have for a long time. that is a long-term problem. it was happening under bush. it was happening unde...

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Being enveloped in the medicaid expansion. because you don't have children or whatever, then your options are to remain uninsured and buy insurance in the exchanges at full cost which you can't do. you're talking about 5 million people who aren't going to get covered simply because republican governors and legislators decided supreme court gave us this out. we're going to deny president obama that sliver of his legacy and the result is 5 million people suffering and also the president not getting as much credit for expanding coverage in the country as he would have if they had done the right t...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130923:06:47:00 - Vimarsana News

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History of this while they continue to develop their nuclear program. the sanctions really have begun to bite. oil experts for iran are less than half of what they were two years ago. the value of their currency is less than half two years ago. there is a reason for this charm offensive. >> right. i think the bigger question for the u.s. as well is what is our longer term strategy? it seems like for this administration, where are we going in the middle east, what do we expect to get out of this? we've been going now through the experience in syria for these short-term solutions to longer term ...

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Playing us and they have a long history of this while they continue to develop their nuclear program. the sanctions really have begun to bite. oil experts for iran are less than half of what they were two years ago. the value of their currency is less than half two years ago. there is a reason for this charm offensive. >> right. i think the bigger question for the u.s. as well is what is our longer term strategy? it seems like for this administration, where are we going in the middle east, what do we expect to get out of this? we've been going now through the experience in syria for these shor...

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Including three deaths on wednesday from the protesters. i think those deaths turned off a lot of the mainstream protesters. just a few hundred on the weekend down from 50,000. there is a sense that the bail out might help in the short term but there are deeper, longer term problems. here is what one economist had to say. >> frustration unleashed here is because people really see almost no hope in terms of their futures for at least the next five to ten years and they are starting to worry about the futures for their kids. >> reporter: you know, that is the economist, we talked about ordinary ...