his mission. stay with us. this hearing is over but the investigation is definitely not as gop lawmakers still look for answers after the benghazi hearings. some people say we already know how to keep americans safe overseas, stop sending money to countries that hate us and instead spend it on beefing up security at u.s. embassies and consulates. tracy, no-brainer, right? no-brainer. $1.7 billion to iraq. why don t we try to protect our people a little bit. if you ve got money to burn and want to send $500 million to the palestines, they hate us too. i can think of 50,000 things here in the united states that could use that money. wayne, not a bad idea. god only knows we need more security at our embassies, right? i think that s true, eric, but you know using money to bribe other nations to do something we want is not a bad idea. in other words, investing money if you were going to
with the credit crunch facing small businesses. this is how we re going to actually break open contracting as a policy for small businesses to create jobs. you can do all this as a republican. you can do all this as a bain capital guy but you ve got to bring some specifics, talk one, two, three, you ve got to make the 99% actually feel like you think about their problems and have real solutions that will help fix it. well i think the practical political problem this has, you could have been frozen in ice in the north pole five years ago and they saw you out, what do you think romney s senses are? you ve got to deal with bain. it s not like this wasn t coming. and i have been surprised that the campaign seems to have been sloppy and defensive. they don t seem to have their bane act together. i think they ought to go on offense. what did romney do? people don t understand bain. they understand the demagogic attacks on television. they don t know he managed pension funds, he was paid to
with the credit crunch facing small businesses. this is how we re going to actually break open contracting as a policy for small businesses to create jobs. you can do all this as a republican. you can do all this as a bain capital guy but you ve got to bring some specifics, talk one, two, three, you ve got to make the 99% actually feel like you think about their problems and have real solutions that will help fix it. well i think the practical political problem this has, you could have been frozen in ice in the north pole five years ago and they saw you out, what do you think romney s senses are? you ve got to deal with bain. it s not like this wasn t coming. and i have been surprised that the campaign seems to have been sloppy and defensive. they don t seem to have their bane act together. i think they ought to go on offense. what did romney do? people don t understand bain. they understand the demagogic attacks on television. they don t know he managed pension funds, he was paid to
they don t know he managed pension funds, he was paid to be successful investing money for people who really cared for that money because it paid for scholarships, universities, fireman s pensions whatever it might be. they ve got to get in and have this bain fight out in a nondefensive way and then we can move on to other things. because it is jammed up right now and they ve got to break through it. along that same sort of less partisan squabbling line. the president has to get back to the inspiration and give, tell us why he what he s going to be doing for the next four years outside of the echo chamber of the choice. this will be a choice, but he it does require him to work harder against this partisan bickering and trying i want to get a break in bob. i want to come back and talk more about what the responsibilities in this kind of the demands are on president obama, and his comments about that. we ll be back with our roundtable. we re also going to talk about their top sum
each and every day. at least that s what they say. the lack of certainty. the failure to adopt anything out of the simpson/bowles amendments. combine it with the fact that on the other hand, they are going to get justifiably crucified because people think of banks as places where you put your money and the banks invest the money, not bet the money. it s what s happened here. this is exposed a larger rift in financial services that everyone knew was there. now, it s plain to see on the front pages of every paper, banks bet money instead of investing money. it s been going on for years. the movement of money is complex, hard to understand by people like us. i think it s hard to understand by people in the banking industry. this is a vulnerable point here. no doubt about it. there are a lot of people on wall street that think romney will be better for the economy because he s one of them.