quickly as possible, hopefully, without taking on tons of debt. everybody in america should be able to get those skills at a community college like nova. and companies looking to hire should be able to count on these schools to provide them with a steady stream of workers qualified to fill those specific jo jobs. that s why mike was sharing his story. as mike mentioned, he worked in the mortgage and real estate industry for ten years, but when business declined after 9/11, he decided to start over. so, he began selling building materials. then the bottom fell out of the housing market, so mike had to start all over again. he s got a knack for computers, so he figured he d try a career in cyber security, where there is a lot of hiring. that is going to be a growth industry. luckily for mike, nova is home to a program called cyber watch.
consumption or work and incentive to work? bob: if you believe people with a lot of money to begin with and make money on stock market are creating jo jobs eric: who is creating it? business owners bob: so some kid that inherited $1 million from their father, people i know, can use it? eric: i didn t inherit a dime from my father. it was a business bob: the reason you are the way you are, you grew up poor and you got money and hang on to every penny. greg: the idea of a postcard, fantastic idea. it should be on a postcard but a retro dana: why not electronic postcard?
jobs issue on two fronts today pushing legislation. hearing from the people he has asked for help. senior white house foreign affairs correspondent wendell goler has that story. at a meeting in pittsburgh, president obama embraced recommendations of the council on jobs and competitiveness and told the aides to do as much as they can without the help of congress. scour this report. identify all those areas in which we can act administratively without additional congressional authorization. and just get it done. improving the roads and bridging, airport and seaport top list of the recommendation and for much he needs approval of a debt weary capitol hill. tennessee senator corker suggested that he had the wrong formula for creating jo jobs. there are other things to me we could take up in a true jobs bill. it s my hope that we will do it soon. at the last meeting of the
for and the american people expect that and they will demand that in congress. they will demand that congress take action right now to a healthy economy and create jo jobs. what is surprising is the president s apparent determination to apply the same government-driven policies that have been tried and failed. the definition of insanity albert einstein famously put is it to do the same thing over and over and expect a different result. bret: republicans calling it stimulus two. we are 20 minutes away from the speech. and white house officials say this will be paid for. details of how it will be done will not be released for another week at least. steve hayes, weekly standard. a.b. stoddard. and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer.
reflecting is an unease among a lot of the president s democratic allies. not so much because of those kind of visuals. i think, because they don t believe that the white house and the president have articulated a plan, strategy, strategy that is muscular enough to produce more jobs. steve talked about them talking about raising taxes. but nobody thinks that tax increases are going to happen anytime in the near future. not in this political climate. i do think that hearing from, i heard from a lot of the president s allies. what they want is some sort of sense of what the president stands for. and what his bottom line really will be on creating jo jobs. bret: charles? well, we were talking here about how detach and disengaged he appears and how disturbing it is particularly to obama s allies in the press. but the irony is, even if you were undetached and concerned and involved, the markets have