here in the u.s. we control our dollar. sean: debt to gdp ratio, 71% you default on the euro you have systemic risk. sean: our normal percentage is 18 to 20% this is so much higher than anything we are used to. currency and debt then basically to the chagrin of germany and france who are gonna have to bail out greece and raise the german and french taxes. it was explained to me the euro was constructed by eggs cracked into a pot you scramble them up, you can t descramble those eggs. sean: i think we go a little insight as to how the president is going to run his campaign. he talked about scaling back regulation. working with the private sector. cutting taxes. free trade agreements. opposite what he s done as president. between that and at president department going, he try he
here in the u.s. we control our dollar. sean: debt to gdp ratio, 71% you default on the euro you have systemic risk. sean: our normal percentage is 18 to 20% this is so much higher than anything we are used to. currency and debt then basically to the chagrin of germany and france who are gonna have to bail out greece and raise the german and french taxes. it was explained to me the euro was constructed by eggs cracked into a pot you scramble them up, you can t descramble those eggs. sean: i think we go a little insight as to how the president is going to run his campaign. he talked about scaling back regulation. working with the private sector. cutting taxes. free trade agreements. opposite what he s done as president. between that and at president department going, he try he
program that really addresses the problem. the problem is that americans have soon their household incomes drop and their wealth drop and they are anxious about the economy and i don t think either side has an answer for that. kim? look, the republicans have two problems. one, they have actually got to make the connection to the people, this idea of cutting spending is related to job growth and cutting back regulation is related to job growth. they also have to do much more about putting out their own positive growth agenda and corporate tax reform. they haven t done that well enough. you have seen air rack cantor and others try to pivot in the last two weeks to do this. it will be the main criticism issues tham they are just complaining and have nothing themselves. i think they look back on the bush years and say the problem was that you didn t do enough. let s cut taxes more for the wealthiest americans. try to cut ned did medicare nt
have to shift their focus away from sort of the green eye shade bookkeeping to how to boost the economy and is there a familiar call for lower taxes and less regulation and less spending? is that enough and is that is a credible solution to boost the economy? they tried to do that this week and eric cantor has been talking about the jobs plan which to me is one and the same with the debt plan. for them, cutting the debt, cutting spending, cutting regulations that is their growth plan. i don t think it is enough. i don t think that either party really has a message or a program that really addresses the problem. the problem is that americans have soon their household incomes drop and their wealth drop and they are anxious about the economy and i don t think either side has an answer for that. kim? look, the republicans have two problems. one, they have actually got to make the connection to the people, this idea of cutting spending is related to job growth and cutting back regulat
insomuch trouble, do they have to shift their focus away from the green eye shade bookkeeping to how to boost the economy and is there a nar call for lower taxes, less regulation, less spending, is that enough and is that a credible solution to how to boost the economy. i think they tried to do that this week and eric cantor talked a lot about the jobs plan which is one of the one and the same with the debt plan, cutting the debt, spending, regulations is the growth plan and i don t think it is enough. i don t think either party really has a message or program that really addresses the problem. the problem is americans have seen their household incomes drop. and their wealth drop and they are anxious about the economy. and i don t think either side has an answer for that. chris: kim? the republicans have two problems. one, they ve got to make the connection to the people that the idea of cutting spending is related to jobs growth and cutting back regulation, related to i don t