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Unemployment number whether you looked the at the u-6 number, the people that have given up looking for jobs or look at the raw unemployment number has done nothing since he took office in january of '09, that stimulus spending helps somehow. in fact, i don't see how you can make the argument the government picking industries to prosper like the whole wind farm thing, as opposed to oil and coal, is a good effective use of money. >> brenda: okay, caroline? >> because oil and coal, why do you think these oil and coal industries are so successful? they got funds upfront from the government. we've...

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Where are the stimulus jobs? overseas. that's not republicans saying it. it's several democratic senators who claim the president's green stimulus projects are sending jobs and tax dollars to foreign companies and they want it stopped right now. but neil weinberg says we need to give foreign companies more of our money to help get americans working. what a contrarian notion. >> david, if we're going to spend money, our tax dollars on the stimulus, we might as well get the best bang for our bucks. we might as well buy what's best. this economy benefits tremendously from free trade. if we start ...

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Reduce government. whether that's four days or three days or fewer people. >> you don't want to reduce productive. i have to highly say this point is that a lot of government jobs are in education or security are crucial and you want them in office five days a week. i think that there should be cuts in the form of perhaps salary cuts, but i think that productive should remain high. >> cuts, we're talking about bureaucrats. again, the problem is that when it comes down to cuts, they cut the least powerful, the librarians and the teachers and they leave the corrupt folks at the transportation ag...

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Bipartisan support. that should be the case here, too. the democrats are going against what the majority of americans are telling us they want, which is not this health care plan. >> rich, what do you think on this reconciliation thing? >> well, first of all, i hate this health care plan, but second, i want to see it fail even though they try to use reconciliation because that's going to make their failure even worse. it's going to mean the end of speaker pelosi, it's going to mean huge sweeps of the republicans this fall. so let them try it. they're going to try it anyway. let them try it and...

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Spent on manufacturers in china to build wind turbines for about 28 wind farms here in the united states, creates 3,000 jobs, 330 jobs here in the united states. 300 of which are temporary jobs. i'm not a protectionist. but china keeps its currency dirt cheap against the dollar. it has slapped tariffs on our goods and basically pays a nickel an hour for labor. yes, the turbines are cheap. but at a time when the country -- they are manufacturing great products, i just think sometimes we need a little more help for our own manufacturers. >> 80% of the first $1 billion of our tax dollars went to ...