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the only way to get a broad deal that you think addresses the scope of the problem even if you don t like anything. and americans for tax reform the policy director there tweets out this, by agreeing to the simpson/bowles tax hike admit they lied about taxes to get elected. what needs to be responded to is i can have my position all day long. how good is that going to do for americans for tax reform or the wall street journal if we end up having to run a bond rate on american debt? what good does that do? and so i see the urgency of our position and the crisis that s coming is we can t wait for another election to strengthen our position. well, you make that point. you just said the interest groups don t need to be responded to. but isn t that part if not a significant part of the problem that people on the left feel beholden to their interest

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100704:17:11:00

vigilante and the invisible austerity fairy, or the confidence fairy, i guess i would call him. the invisible bond vigilante is the hypothetical investor who any day now is going to turn on you and drive up your borrowing costs if you don t slash if you don t cancel all notions of stimulus and so on. and everyone points to greece, which but greece is a very special situation. look at germany or the united states or britain. and the bond vigilantes are invisible. as of in other words, they can borrow quite cheaply. that s right. u.s. interest rates have actually been dropping. the 10-year bond rate in the u.s. has fallen from 3.9 a few months ago to 2.9 now. and one of the things you notice, that in press reporting every little uptick of interest rates is reported as ah, the markets have lost confidence and then, you know, it s like those victorian photographs of fairies

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20100704:14:11:00

dominating the discussion. there s the invisible bond vigilante and the invisible austerity fairy, or the confidence fairy, i guess i would call him. the invisible bond vigilante is the hypothetical investor who any day now is going to turn on you and drive up your borrowing costs if you don t slash if you don t cancel all notions of stimulus and so on. and everyone points to greece, which but greece is a very special situation. look at germany or the united states or britain. and the bond vigilantes are invisible. as of in other words, they can borrow quite cheaply. that s right. u.s. interest rates have actually been dropping. the 10-year bond rate in the u.s. has fallen from 3.9 a few months ago to 2.9 now. and one of the things you notice, that in press reporting every little uptick of interest rates is reported as ah, the markets have lost confidence and then, you know, it s like those victorian photographs of fairies that weren t real there. the fact of the matter is

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20150913:14:23:15

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