peter, has bill clinton teased out any 2016 buzz today? not explicitly, don. they re both being cagey about her presidential aspirations if they exist. but earlier today, up in northern virginia, bill krin ton just mentioning the name hillary clinton got one of his loudest applauses of the whole event. we can expect that here. yeah, and, of course, i saw the former president tweeting out yesterday, happy birthday to his wife. 67 years old. thank you peter, richmond virginia. there is something to celebrate. the resilience of the survivors. they have come a long way in a year. that is next.
government, we don t have to worry about you. that s what was communicated in the last election. i ve got to tell you shall as a concern afternoon, i cannot think of an idea more opposite what we believe. i think republicans are and should be the party of the 47%. well, that was kind of a dutiful set of applauses there, joan. i mean also, by the way, they did implore romney when he said we re against the 47% so i m not sure the big we he s throwing around represents the thinking of the republican party. the republican party is for less taxes and people who make a lot of money and it makes perfect rational sense for who they represent. they are not looking out for educational programs or health programs or poor people or any child development stuff. they don t support that stuff. no, they re not. you know, we had the donor class there last night, chris, and we had the donor class with mitt romney when he made the 47% remarks.
currently paying income taxes, who were in some ways dependent on government, we don t have to worry about you. that s what was communicated in the last election. i ve got to tell you, as a conservative, i cannot think of an idea more opposite what we believe. [ applause ] i think republicans are and should be the party of the 47%. well, that was kind of a dutiful set of applauses there, joan. also, by the way, they did applaud romney when they said they were against the 47%. i m not sure the big we represents the republicans, paying less taxes for people who make a lot of money and makes perfect sense for people who they represent, less money from you to the government. but they are not the party looking after educational programs or health programs for poor people or any child development stuff. they don t support that stuff. no, they are not. and we have the donor class
in very dangerous applauses. and hopefully, we ll adapt to that and posture ourselves that way in the future sew that the likelihood of this happening again is remote. bill: bob corker, thank you for your time. back after this. are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today.
there, he would have to put into the economy somewhere near 2 1/2 additional trillion dollars to the 11 or 12 that we put it. that means not only inflation, dollar goes down, oil prices go up because of that. a lot of other issues, commodities, et cetera, and that s a disaster that is hitting us. it s not going to happen in three weeks, three months, but it s absolutely down the road because these guys, no one is going to quick stopping and no one is going to quick pumping until we blow up. brenda: you know what, todd, no one is doing anything. is ben the only one that can do, the fed is the only one. let s applaud, give a round of applauses only guy is proactive in washington and everybody else is reactive. and toby is right. we are a definitely going to be in dire straits down the road. got to tell you something, had big ben not pulled the trigger on this further accommodation, it d be happening sooner because look, this economy was currently headed into a recession, an and if it