room. he didn t use that analogy i apologize to are you poking at me neil. now these foreign markets, how long will that last? well, you know they are just doing a lot of awful policies as well. what happens when these bad economics get into play they spread the world over. i mean, bad economics is the most tradeable product in time and space imaginable and if all of these people are trained at the same university as harvard and m.i.t. and these others it s no wonder that i mean look at what is happening in japan with abe. it s just crazy. they had a quantitative easing program the absolute size of ours and their economy is one-fourth of ours. it s just amazing. you re looking at what is going on with draghi in europe.
not wreck mike the economic consequences and if it comes to that, that sñi an option. guy, what aboutçó you? io s not so important that you would shut the government down toñi do it?ñi it s a huge issue, and this is a hugely destructive law. i have been very consistent on that since it was first proposed in 2009, and i m with walker on this. at least in terms of the ramifications of this law. it s bad medicine, bad economics and simply unaffordable for the country. what i m doing is i m sitting back and looking at harry reid running the senate and president barack obama, of obamacare fame, sitting in the whitejf house, ad i recognize that there s absolutely no chance that threatening to or even shutting down the government will be a successful tactic to actually defund the law. so, while i would love to defun it, i want the whole thing repealed and gone, also think we have to live within the bounds of reality of what republicans really have a chance to achieve, and i don t thi
astrazeneca may be able to help. record profits. inequality of opportunity is growing quality. inequality. not just morally wrong it s bad economics. bill: here now is fox news anchor lou dobz difference between well americans and poor americans. there is vast differences between wealth and income by race, by education. by circumstance. you highlighted one of them if at the outset of the broadcast. and that is single parent
what s in your wallet? record profits. inequality of opportunity is growing quality. inequality. not just morally wrong it s bad economics. bill: here now is fox news anchor lou dobz difference between well americans and poor americans. there is vast differences between wealth and income by race, by education. by circumstance. you highlighted one of them if at the outset of the broadcast. and that is single parent
i think the chinese is relieved not to be the same place as russia is now. that is main sentiment i think is felt in beijing. gregg: michael, nice to see you. five years after the start of a so-called great recession america has fought its way back. that is speech from the president today during the first what the white house say will be a series of speeches. he wants to get back to the economy, not as he put it all these fake scandals. he spoke at college for a better bargain for the middle-class. this growing inequality. not just the results. inequality of opportunity, it s not just morally wrong it s bad economics. shep: he has some history with the college. same school as the major address back in 20057. that speech was focused on