us for the first time. is mr. gingrich serious or does he worry about the fallout later? he is the front-runner. here talks about being hollow. i think the opposite. there is too much stuffing in this big bird. whether it s the three wives or the major mean spiritedness. he talks about the wall streeters needing to find a job and take a bath, here s a guy with a million dollar expense account at tiffany s telling the unemployed they need to find a job. he sounds like marie antoinette saying let them go eat cake. he is so unattractive on so many levels, it s hard to see why the air doesn t come out of this balloon. can you top that assessment of newt gingrich? i don t know if i can top it, but i m amazed by newt gingrich s obvious disdain for
ouch? how much? $1,000. it came down from 1400. very good deal for a mac book. arthel: usually the air doesn t have a place for my cd. yeah. i think anything like that, you ll have to add on. that s the nice thing. if you have optional things like that, then you don t have to carry them if you don t need them. rick: let s move on. this is one from sony. this is actually more expensive than the mac book. yeah. this is the sony d series and it s brand-new and it s very light and portable also. it s almost twice as much money as the mac book. but part of the reason is that its performance is super fast and it comes with this optional dock. if you want to be gaming or watch movies, you plug the dock in. if not, take it out. arthel: what is this? the gateway. it s our favorite budget machine right now. it s only $480. it s really reasonable for a machine that has a good performance. it s reasonably light for its
what they told us well, the chances would certainly increase, wouldn t it, congressman, if this doesn t get done? what they told us for certain was if we raise the debt ceiling without real fundamental structural spending reform, serious reform, we still risk having our credit rating downgraded. so we have to make sure we do this right, whether it s august 2 pd, 3rd, we all want to get this done as soon as we can. but clearly what we heard yesterday was we have to do this right. congressman welch, what would doing it right be? these reports we heard about there would be some delay about closing some of these tax loopholes, that entitlements are on the line, potentially the mortgage tax credit could go away, are you comfortable with that? i m not. there s two things. first of all, we have to pay our bills and i actually do think if we default on august 2nd, it s a disaster. whether you re eric cantor wanting tax cuts or nancy pelosi wanting to spend more money on infrastructur
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