the way. gee, thanks, elliss, i was always smart. my reasons might be different. mike: what are your reasons? quickly because i ve got to get to elliott. and we still need to help those people with unemployment insurance and job training and all of that stuff. what about a government that backs off the employers so people could get a job rather than government assistance for not having a job, wouldn t that be the thing. we all want more jobs, when we get them, it s working and let s congratulate ourselves here. you guys are easy graders, i m giving the president a d. wow? look, i m going to dry this argument with my wife and come home at two o clock in the morning, hey, i could have come home at four o clock in the morning. yea, the economy is sleetly less terrible than it could have been. bottom line. d, it s not failing, the economy is not failing, but you call it passable? you call this good? no, no, i m going to give the president a d, and he s going to like it be
we need to stop acting lying republicans in congress are tim tebow. right? they re not the final arbiter what can and can t happen in america. let s go to the court. there are other branches of government that get to have a say what happens in the country. elliss, i would ask you a grade, but if you think the republicans want a normal part of the constitution, they ve got to sue to get it. that s why they have courts, i m going with the a s and none of the pluses on mine. listen, here, elliott is right and let me take it one step further. mike: i knew you would. i remember you guys objecting so much when ronald reagan was doing this and george w. bush was doing this. it s most likely legal, but even if it s not it s a political advantage to the president, and even if it s not legal, it s okay if this president does it? wow. we have a system for
the table with the more county and right-leaning voice, andrea tantaros. could you tell, was it that noticeable? this i ve got to give him a b. a b because 200,000 jobs is a pretty good number, but not an a for a couple of reasons, one, i don t think that the payroll tax cut extension for two months i don t think that s a long-term plan for growth for the country and i don t think he s leading in the economy and we ve got to get these numbers every single month to get our economy back on track and the jobs just, they re not the jobs that we want people to get. i mean, a lot of people left the work force, that s why the number was going down, but governor, a lot of people had good paying jobs and now taking low paying jobs, underemployment is a huge issue, it s not fixed yet and the president doesn t have a plan to do it. i ve got to give you credit, a. about. that s the best grade. and elliss, how would you grade the president. governor, it pains me to agree. you ve learned. yo
the table with the more county and right-leaning voice, andrea tantaros. could you tell, was it that noticeable? this i ve got to give him a b. a b because 200,000 jobs is a pretty good number, but not an a for a couple of reasons, one, i don t think that the payroll tax cut extension for two months i don t think that s a long-term plan for growth for the country and i don t think he s leading in the economy and we ve got to get these numbers every single month to get our economy back on track and the jobs just, they re not the jobs that we want people to get. i mean, a lot of people left the work force, that s why the number was going down, but governor, a lot of people had good paying jobs and now taking low paying jobs, underemployment is a huge issue, it s not fixed yet and the president doesn t have a plan to do it. i ve got to give you credit, a. about. that s the best grade. and elliss, how would you grade the president. governor, it pains me to agree. you ve learned. yo
[laughter] we need to stop acting lying republicans in congress are tim tebow. right? they re not the final arbiter what can and can t happen in america. let s go to the court. there are other branches of government that get to have a say what happens in the country. elliss, i would ask you a grade, but if you think the republicans want a normal part of the constitution, they ve got to sue to get it. that s why they have courts, i m going with the a s and none of the pluses on mine. listen, here, elliott is right and let me take it one step further. mike: i knew you would. i remember you guys objecting so much when ronald reagan was doing this and george w. bush was doing this. it s most likely legal, but even if it s not it s a political advantage to the president, and even if it s not legal, it s okay if this president does it? wow. we have a system for