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>> who lives in d.c.? government workers. government lobbyists. people who headache their living off government getting bigger. people whose job security is dependent upon government remaining big. they love this stuff for them it is job security. for the rest of america it is joblessness. we saw this week second week in a rowe unexpected down turn in the number of jobs created. that's the way the economists were saying it. unexpected spike. i think if you continue to frighten people with taxes and health care costs it is not unexpected. let me give you an expectation. it is going to get worse...

Going on in the country is very anti-bureaucratic government d.c.. >> who lives in d.c.? government workers. government lobbyists. people who headache their living off government getting bigger. people whose job security is dependent upon government remaining big. they love this stuff for them it is job security. for the rest of america it is joblessness. we saw this week second week in a rowe unexpected down turn in the number of jobs created. that's the way the economists were saying it. unexpected spike. i think if you continue to frighten people with taxes and health care costs it is not u...

Going on in the country is very anti-bureaucratic government d.c.. >> who lives in d.c.? government workers. government lobbyists. people who headache their living off government getting bigger. people whose job security is dependent upon government remaining big. they love this stuff for them it is job security. for the rest of america it is joblessness. we saw this week second week in a rowe unexpected down turn in the number of jobs created. that's the way the economists were saying it. unexpected spike. i think if you continue to frighten people with taxes and health care costs it is not u...

And plus, wait until you see where congressman paul placed in a hypothetical matchup against president obama for 2012. brand new weekly numbers painting an ugly picture of the job market right now. the labor department reporting unexpected spike in unemployment. 484,000 people filing first time claims last week, meaning, seeking unemployment benefits. and that is the second straight week of rising jobless numbers. james rosen live in washington. james, they want, the obama administration and the country wants these numbers to be going into the other direction. any word from the administratio...