buy those goods? that has been a long problem between the u.s. and china. finally they are coming around a bit and that will make a difference. gregg: so china could be the next japan in terms of the great producer, manufacturing of goods? they got to get rid of the asbestos and quality problems, but we ll see. gregg: brenda, great to see you, thanks very much. you can catch her on bulls and bears every seriously morning 10:00 a.m. eastern time right here on the fox news channel. heather: annual 9/11 memorial ride completing their journey. in shanksville, pennsylvania they honored those who died on flight 93. riders headed to washington, d.c. to pay their respects to the pentagon memorial and on to the world trade center site. anna has more. reporter: very emotional day. it markets the final leg for the
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campaign is talking about the economy. that is the big challenge right now. as i said two weeks ago, when ryan was picked $they move this issue to big ground, to the super issue of jobs in the economy. that is what matters. and regarding the debt bringing the country into bankruptcy, that is it, along with obamacare. that is triple header. gregg: and the chairman of the commission came up with the individual mandate. john: the individual mandate came from the american enterprise institute. gregg: and now, the rasmussen poll, in florida. question: which scares seniors more as to the future of medicare? and president obama s health care law, 54 percent circumstances paul ryan, 34 percent for his medicare proposal. pat: key to the election for
that. the other point, maybe doug or john can speak to it, the campaigns do this because they are desperate. they have to bring romney down. gregg: and now a couple of soundbites, the president is being ripped by some who are not really talking to the white house press corps or doing any hardball interviews. here is what he said about the in changes, comment. and a sound clip from mitt romney. the country is not as divided or obsessed with gaffes or some stray remark as washington is. most folks know that is just sort of wwf wrestling part of politics and it does not mean anything. it federals up a lost air time. mr. president, take your campaign of division and anger and hate back to chicago.
the $716 billion. they are on the offense. they don t no have a plan. the republicans this week did something which john said which is very important: they, for the first time, started to move this issue which they better do, from medicare to obamacare. since the supreme court decision handed them this, and we have talked about it, republicans have abandoned it and now they are back to obamacare. gregg: david axelrod said my 85-year-old dad will be kicked off medicare if romney is elected. that is not true. under this plan, anyone over 55 is not affected. pat: right, but what the obama campaign believes is they have a fight over medicare, ultimately they can fight to a draw, whether they tell the truth or not. lying works, in other words. pat: especially when you have 60 percent negative ratings on jobs and the economy, and the romney campaign, or the obama