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Said. i'm a former small business owner. if i were in the position right now as an s-corp, i get what one of your people said. i wouldn't know if i was going to invest or not because i don't know what my rate is next year. >> greta: what is it, why a tin ear in washington? not just to stay and work and stay and work together and try to figure something out? i realize you can't be blamed. you haven't gotten here yet. what is their problem they don't get it? i travel america and i don't see it. it was the last thing i would have done running for office is take a vacation in the last two weeks. >...

Said. i'm a former small business owner. if i were in the position right now as an s-corp, i get what one of your people said. i wouldn't know if i was going to invest or not because i don't know what my rate is next year. >> greta: what is it, why a tin ear in washington? not just to stay and work and stay and work together and try to figure something out? i realize you can't be blamed. you haven't gotten here yet. what is their problem they don't get it? i travel america and i don't see it. it was the last thing i would have done running for office is take a vacation in the last two weeks. >...

For the jimmy carter. >> i lived through that nightmare 30 years ago. it's a different situation. we had a less partisan environment then. president carter's problems whether iranian hostage crisis, and we were running in a bad economy. in the end the economy does matter. but this president has another problem, which is a tin ear. let me step back. we didn't have the kind of partisan difference. also you have the democratic party just discovering how divided it is. the problem went he whreet of this party which is he accepting lily wealthy elite to a party that's supposed to be the voice of th...

That had been telegraphed before, but i do hear that there is growing concern with the message the economic team is getting out, and geithner keeps coming up as the man who seems to have a tin ear on some of these issues, trying to explain the recovery, is there and the proof is in the pudding, and, so on technical aspects he might be right but he seems to be out of touch with the financial community. and, normally when one economic advisor goes, others soon follow. bill: neil, thank you. neil cavuto, on fox all day long and on fox business all day long, too, if you don't get it, what do you d...

So they were just about six that didn't. for those six, he felt he did not have the authority to say, you guys overpaid when you were clearly part of the problem and you shouldn't have. you should repay that money. so you have to be careful when you talk about this. it is crazy complicated. bottom line, these guys paid a lot of money above their salaries and, you know, they showed a tin ear to what is going in the country. a lot of people are unemployed. when they see wall street people getting million bonuses it doesn't go over very well. >> how about all the banks that did pay the government...