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about goosing economic growth just a little bit so everybody does a bit weathbetter, we need workforce. if you were to do what pretty much every other country does, child care, maternity benefits, paternity benefits, these companies would save money on absenteeism, save money on training people and not having them leave, only 7% of companies offer some kind of actual child care program and we would have more women in the workforce. and for families who are on assistance, welfare programs, if they had different options like programs to help you with child care, those mothers and/or fathers could actually go out, get jobs and maybe get off the system. you know, the s&p 500, they studied this. if the labor participation rate of women in the united states kept pace with top countries in this area, like norway, for instance, our economy would be 1.6 trillion dollars larger. so there s whether you look at it at a macro level, a gdp
self-destructi self-destructive. and they ve cut spending to the tune of 1.6 trillion dollars and the republicans say that s funny math or fuzzy math. there haven t been real cuts they ve only reduced the growth of spending, but they don t actually cut the existing spending and it s kind of like when i go to the store if i pay like $500. you know, for my shopping trip and my husband says, $500, and i say, but it was 50% off it s not 500, i saved 500, he doesn t buy that math and that s what barack obama is accused of doing with his savings plan, his cutting plan. when you look at the fox news poll, the american people want the spending to come down and i think it was 83% say the country has a spending problem. and that puts them on the opposite side of that issue than from barack obama who says we don t have a spending problem. 80% of the american people say, yes, we do. as my dear old dad use today tell my mother, dear, i don t know if i can afford for you to save me all this mone
taken care of. no, the president said originally he wanted 1.6 trillion dollars in revenue. he took it down to 1.2 as a compromise and this legislation again, 620 billion dollars, very significant, high end tax, high end tax rate to 39.6%, but that s not enough on the revenue side. we re already agreed to a trillion dollars in spending cuts, over a trillion dollars in spending cuts. so are you then saying to the upper classes, get ready, you re going to have to pay some more, this is not the end of it? well, i m saying that s not off the table. that s not off the table. but not in terms of tax rates. but in terms of other you re talking deductions. and the rest. sean: now it gets worse because even though president obama and his liberal cohorts promised they d only raise taxes on the top 1%, the tax policy center that crunched the number discovered that 77% of american households are going to see their taxes go up. what a way to start off the year. joining me now with re