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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20121027:14:14:00

hour winds throughout the day, on monday and very heavy rain and the storm surge moving in across the coastal areas of jersey and long island and connecticut, it s tuesday, that it spreads far inland and we ll see the rain and wind move in across the great lakes and we will start to see the snow accumulate along the central appalachians. you can keep track of the hurricane on our website, foxnews.com, i m anna kooiman. brenda: so, just as gas prices are starting to slide. fears growing, hurricane sandy could drive them right back up. the major refiners on the east coast could take a direct hit. jim, how bad could this get at the pump? well, if you ask me how bad. it could get really bad. easy answer to say look, it isn t going to be a big deal because usually these kinds of things aren t, but let s take a worse case scenario, if you had a category 1 storm hit the east coast we re completely unprepared for it, first of

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20121027:14:23:00

should be tough so we don t have it happen again. and other one thing i disagree with jim on, where is the money going to pay for mortgages? it s being saved right now. we have a positive savings rate, 4 or 5%, 3 trillion in savings leads to an export economy. we ve got to move on here, toby, what s it going to do to the economy? if they come in, they re draconian and my point the government should not be in the private mortgage business, if there s money to be made lending to gary and me and our house that is we can t refinance because, you know, we have different incomes, then there should be a market developing, but the new legislation keeps the private market out. brenda: right. gary b, is the pendulum swinging too far the other way? absolutely, the ultimate irony, i love steve s remarks, he has such faith and confidence in the government. this is the same government in ka hoots with the federal reserve that put so much free, easy money out there, and caused the housing bub

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20120414:18:34:00

rebellism, and that tipped the election. it tipped the election, first democrat to win in 28 years. as everybody knows. because we were watching tv then. we love having jim on, because he s a font of information. the democrats are backing away from this as fast as they possibly can. will they succeed? an apology, a second apology, and now hilary rosen said she s not going to be on the sunday show. she ll be at home with her kids. yeah, this was a huge misstep for them, because you have barack obama 18 points ahead of mitt romney when it comes to women. and here you have a woman who only visits the white house occasionally 30, 40 times, coming out and saying what mrs. romney does doesn t matter, doesn t count. why is she authorized to say anything because she doesn t know anything, because she doesn t work. it was a terrible mistake.

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we have been talking plenty here on american morning about states just drowning in red ink. it s a concern that s affecting this nation and could be affecting many states across this country for years to come. how far can states go, should these states go to try to reduce their deficits? jim on, costa live in jim acosta live in washington. they have to get pretty creative. reporter: they absolutely do and fast. we ve heard about the federal deficit, but with the economy plodding along and the stimulus ending soon, many states are facing steep deficits of their own, and that means budget cuts. look at what some of the biggest states are up against. look at the map on the screen. yes, the biggest states, florida s budget deficit, $3.6 billion. texas, $27 billion over two years. illinois, $13 billion. california, $25 billion. how are these states expected to deal with it? in florida they re talking about budget cuts and pension plan change. in texas, they re looking at

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20131014:18:04:00

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