when i saw this story, i e-mailed the producers, i said we have to talk about this, this is crazy. gm, gm alone, still owes us $26.4 billion, chrysler owes us 12 1/2 billion dollars, still, even after all the payments they ve made, yet they re giving record, double the prior record, record bonuses to hourly workers, 400 million bucks of our money, taxpayer money, going to these guys. martha: really, it seems to me it turns out, surprise surprise, gm and chrysler are about to head into union negotiations, okay, and during the whole thing, during the bailout, the whole country says well, you ve got to give something back, too, right, so they got all the union folks to say we ll give back this, give back that, now they say they want it back, right? haerz what they gave back. they gave back an hourly wages, the wages were here and there s controversy on where they started at. they reduced their hourly wage, now they re going to back into negotiation in september, we guarantee you
that and we should not pay for it, we should add that $700 billion to the decifit. megyn: carl cameron is following us from capitol hill. reporter: any time you hear a leader, republican or democrat, bring up the other soeud and want to bring up a vote, the first thing you have to ask yourself is maybe nancy palestinian pell doesn t have the votes herself. there s a problem, the unemployment benefits expired last night and over the course of the new two weeks as many as 2 million people would lose benefits. to extend them would cost 12 1/2 billion dollars through february of next year. they do these usually in three-month blocks, and republicans say simply in order to do that there has to be offsetting spending cuts, so the 12 1/2 billion dollars doesn t get added to the national debt, and nancy pelosi is arguing sort of a nonsec witer that while republicans are trying to extend the bush tax cuts and they re willing to do that, why not do this. the question is why not bring it up for
shouldn t raise taxes on anyone. and what will happen under mr. blumenthal s plan, 12 1/2 billion dollars would leave connecticut to go to washington so they could spend it. sean: that was the debate. now let me show you the ad. announcer: would you lie about serving in the war? we have learned something very important since the days i served in vietnam. announcer: blumenthal did again and again. when we returned, we sought nothing of this gratitude. announcer: he covered one lie with another. the day i served in vietnam. announcer: he lied about vietnam, what else is he lying about? that s a great ad. sean: i was asking i m sorry. sean: go ahead. the three of you answer then i will have a chance to say something, slightly, go ahead. should we let him go? say the obvious. this is obviously what the man s like, he s a liar!
but i m absolutely saying we shouldn t raise taxes on anyone. and what will happen under mr. blumenthal s plan, 12 1/2 billion dollars would leave connecticut to go to washington so they could spend it. sean: that was the debate. now let me show you the ad. announcer: would you lie about serving in the war? we have learned something very important since the days i served in vietnam. announcer: blumenthal did again and again. when we returned, we sought nothing of this gratitude. announcer: he covered one lie with another. the day i served in vietnam. announcer: he lied about vietnam, what else is he lying about? that s a great ad. sean: i was asking i m sorry. sean: go ahead. the three of you answer then i will have a chance to say something, slightly, go ahead. should we let him go? say the obvious. this is obviously what the
immigration, germany during world war ii. a strata that let everybody move up. brenda: illegal. legal as well as illegal. brenda: toby, what do you have to do to make it work. you have to tab the illegal and cut the benefits. i don t know how we ship out 4 million people, but i know if you stop the actual health the medicare and medicaid and food stamp every other pieces this have puzzle that california puts out. that s about 12 1/2 billion dollars right there. so, get rid of them, but stop the benefit fle and have them pay tacks and have them pay sales taxes and all of that stuff like normal americans are doing why, but why pay the benefits. the figure you came up with. 12 million worth of benefits your math is not working, you re leaving out revenues, you math doesn t work. i want both. brenda: and revenues max