i try, you know. martha: because it really references exactly what you re talking about. entitlement spending versus total spending in the united states takes up 57.5% of our whole pie is basically medicare, medicaid, social security. is that larger chunk that you see on the red. projected 2013 spending on entitlements in this country, $2.044 trillion. and you know, really, i mean for practical purposes there s no suggestion that number is going to get any smaller anytime soon. no, absolutely not. in fact we know for certain it won t get smaller. it will continue to increase and increase ex-pope nextly in the coming expoe nextly in coming years. baby boomers retiring. elderly needing more medical care. the number is going to grow. the question is what we need to do to change incentives in the entitlement programs to make it sustainable.
and he apologized to the people he upset and one blogger from syracuse. wait a second, this is outrageous, a man who is successful, makes money the government takes two-thirds of his income and he complains, he s forced to apologize? what s going on here? you sound like you have some personal experience with this. not personal, come on. you know where i m coming from. what kind of new america is this? i agree. when successful people forced out of their native state and they have to apologize because they complain about the government taking two-thirds of their income. sean: let s break it down. all right, so got a 40% income tax rate and california voted in 13.5%, that s 53.5. 4% obamacare tax, 57.5, and then you ve got payroll taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, hidden taxes. gas taxes. sean: and that s part of the hidden. so, he s 63 cents of every dollar goes to government. leave phil, leave california, i don t blame him. but the left, the guy from
and he apologized to the people he upset and one blogger from syracuse. wait a second, this is outrageous, a man who is successful, makes money the government takes two-thirds of his income and he complains, he s forced to apologize? what s going on here? you sound like you have some personal experience with this. not personal, come on. you know where i m coming from. what kind of new america is this? i agree. when successful people forced out of their native state and they have to apologize because they complain about the government taking two-thirds of their income. sean: let s break it down. all right, so got a 40% income tax rate and california voted in 13.5%, that s 53.5. 4% obamacare tax, 57.5, and then you ve got payroll taxes, property taxes, sales taxes, hidden taxes. gas taxes. sean: and that s part of the hidden. so, he s 63 cents of every dollar goes to government. leave phil, leave california, i don t blame him. but the left, the guy from
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taxpayers have been unfairly labeled as lazy. and the criminaled cruise line is pushed finally pulled into port. we re live in the seychelles for that. first up, let s get straight to the european stock market action. these markets have been open for the best part of just over an hour. this is how the indices are performing. a little die cot many between the two eurozone markets. the cac is trading down about .25%. ftse 100 up. what has got their attention. ben bernanke s comments are weighing heavily on sentiment not just across europe but also across the world markets as well. this is because he s offered a down beat assessment of the recovery. it is one of the things that has these markets pausing for the moment. european leaders and finance ministers are also in brussels today. over the next two days to come. what they ll be doing is hosting a series of summits designed to strengthen the region s finances and also to prevent another greece-like situation from happenin