down, we finally got the lehman collapse, bailouts of wall street and 208 that weren t necessary, and now back doing the same thing for the same time and it s only helping the speculators, it is not caution the economy to grow. it is not causing jobs to be created and that s kind of the essence of where we are at the present time. what s the way out you what are the solution? one thing is for both parties to recognize that this crazy policy of zero interest rates and massive money printing and buying huge amounts of debt at the fed is harming main street it is crushing savers and fixed income people and it s allowing the 1%, the small group of speculators who dominate the hedge funds in wall street to make huge wind falls and laugh all the way to the bank. the first step is getting fed under control. the second step is getting money purged out of politics and
it in a more so fest indicated way. if you listen to ta interview in full, boehner kept coming back to the idea that spend sg a problem. he s making it appeal to those conservatives around the country who believe that. and there s large portion of people who do. even the president acknowledged that you have to do something to get the fed under control. the question is going forward in that march 27th deadline, the president has not been threatening, they thought, against it for another potential government shutdown which would be very damaging. but i think there is some sense, maybe, that they could find some temporary solution. i think that could be part of it. margie, explain the political strategy, though. we are now racing toward a potential government shutdown. there is the continuing resolution that will most likely make its way through the house to keep defense funding going. meanwhile, if republicans do want to choke off any forward motion for the president, isn t shutting do