it more wisely. the american people are tightening their belts and washington should too. the growth part is about those gazelles, growing businesses that add new employees every month, keeping regulators from running amok. that was eric cantor monday out at stanford university, his speech on the economy prompted a reaction from robert reich. he wrote what he called republicans big lies about jobs. he says there are five of them, deficits cuts somehow create jobs, tax cuts for the rich create jobs, corporate tax cuts create jobs. wage and benefit jobs, regulation killing creates jobs, and regulations kill jobs. secretary reich joins us, and author of aftershock along with editor of talking points memo josh marshall. two smart people. robert, you say what we were taught in school.
washington should too. the growth part is about those gazelles, growing businesses that add new employees every month, keeping regulators from running amok. that was eric cantor monday out at stanford university, his speech on the economy prompted a reaction from robert reich. he wrote what he called republicans big lies about jobs. he says there are five of them, deficits cuts somehow create jobs, tax cuts for the rich create jobs, corporate tax cuts create jobs. wage and benefit jobs, regulation killing creates jobs, and regulations kill jobs. secretary reich joins us, and author of aftershock along with editor of talking points memo josh marshall. two smart people. robert, you say what we were taught in school. is there somebody teaching something else? if you want people to spend more
we have adopted a two-track approach called cut and grow. the first part, cut, is obvious. we know that we have to stop spending money that we don t have. and we have to begin managing the money we do have and spend it more wisely. the american people are tightening their belts and washington should too. the growth part is about those gazelles, growing businesses that add new employees every month, keeping regulators from running amok. that was eric cantor monday out at stanford university, his speech on the economy prompted a reaction from robert reich. he wrote what he called republicans big lies about jobs. he says there are five of them, deficits cuts somehow create jobs, tax cuts for the rich