just take on the teachers union but bring people together to fight for real education reform. he s not going to be a polarizing figure. and he s going to be a mayor that will do a good job in bringing new yorkers together. one thing that s very interesting, when you look at his numbers, you have 400,000 millionaires in new york city alone. you look we should all move there. now that bill de blasio s the mayor i think i should move there. when you poll them, they re not afraid to put a little more tax dollars toward universal pre-k. crime was falling in new york before stop and frisk. so you have the opportunity to really do in new york city something pretty special where you can have rich and poor together trying to solve these problems. i don t see that kind of leadership coming from republicans. where your jack kemps and others used to bring us together.
be very careful if this game of chicken continues to be played out before the federal debt ceiling gets lifted, this could be a major shock to the american economy. this could be very bad. david gregory, thank you very much. thanks. coming up on meet the press this weekend, an exclusive interview with congressman paul ryan. keep the conversation going. thank you? coming up the 2012 presidential candidate, congressman ron paul will join us later on the show and next, former head of d.c. schools, michelle rhee is here. she has an unlikely ally in her quest for real education reform. but first boy, how about a real forecast? it sucks. all right. i don t get, joe could have relocated the show to pensacola. i think we d all follow you. let s do it. live from the boat dock. i love it. let s give it to you. not the best forecast, not the worst either.