entitlement and medicare and a polish medicare as we know it and don t increase taxes by a penny. the president said that s not right. most of the results is that people are very, very unhappy and paying high unemployment rate. who do you blame? the president? why? because he s there. he said here s my income to increase jobs and here s how we put people back to work. we won t pass it because we don t want to increase taxes on the rich or won t pass it for whatever reason. frankly a split to blame. they blame the president because he s there and enjoy the conclusions and say it s the republican s fault for not passing a jobs program. the republicans will now say wa we have, but cutting taxes on the rich and cutting regulations so that wall street can destroy
we actually lived through after we go through there don t forget the i m speaking about poor dagen s parents, and begging with a tin cup and dagen is a tv star, sorry, can t help you (laughter) oh, god, woman. i m kidding, i m kidding. and ben stein, what do you think of this. i think i m going to say what i ve said before. we re going to have to raise taxes and nobody can bring himself to do it or herself to do it. we ll have to do it eventually. they can cut, cut, cut, cut. they re going to have to raise taxes on high income people and they ve already given up the fight. haven t started. what we ll try to do is it cut away and scale the growth of medicare. and they can try to do that. as far as i m he concerned, they can apolish medicare for very rich people. it s fine with me, but i think that we re going to have to raise taxes. you know how you know the public is sick of raising taxes.
running up against the drop dead day and it s getting worse and worse, but you have a plan that comes out. any plan, a congressman paul ryan s plan and people that, the american people say they won t change, but they re not willing to sacrifice he when it hits them and even anyway that so outraged. and giving the american people better jobs, but i think you have some people shouting at town hall meetings and that s understandable, but, you know, republicans saw a couple of these, you know, videos and they just all backed off in the senate and i don t think that s typical of americans. you know what, i think most people out there understand that the craziness of gaining a new credit card to pay on the old credit card and doing that a million times over. the average person knows that and i think that the american public is so much smarter, adam, than they ve ever been before. you talk to my parents on medicare and you talk about taking away any of them why don t you help them o
there s a recent poll coming out in new york state, young people are leaving and saying the taxes are too high. where do they go. texas, i don t know. neil: wait a minute, you re telling me a lot of the young diligent, they re going to texas. you have no idea where they re going. neil: i don t believe it. i don t believe it. in other words, not new yorkers, not the village. they are leaving by by the way, people are leaving for lower taxes. neil: i stand corrected. neil. neil: adam? as i have before on this program i will play the reagan optimist. i am optimistic that we re talking so much about this, we re talking more about it, we re getting closer to solving the problem, not further away. neil: no, we re not, no, we re not. you know how it s going to be solved. we ll hit the date and medicare will poy out 90% of benefits promised. it s messy, ugly. no way. neil: medicare wouldn t be the problem, if you just help mom and dad out a little bit. now wh
and the trigger should be triggering cuts in the the run away benefits, medicare, medicaid, social security, and if people are going to live to 65 years old. you want to nickel and dime people who don t have a lot of nickels and dimes, toby. and kill the economy because it kills our dollar and it kills, the interest rates. and kills 600 billion dollars in tax hikes. now what. and let me, let me let s let jonas in here, he may surprise you. okay, anything, anything, that is a punishment to not cut spending is a good thing, a move in the right direction, a perfect note. brenda: even if it s tax hikes. right now there s no punishment for cutting spending and the we need to borrow money all the time at low rates and bond investors will be happy to know, if we gent cut something, at least tax refer knew to pay them