where any of that is there. i m showing you your own people, showing you what s in the bill. congressman, in the name of the american people, can t you get through this gridlock of playing partisan politics? i know you want to defeat the president, but do you have to throw away millions of american families in the process? reverend, you know me, we ve done this before. i ve tried in the last eight months since i ve been here to find places to agree with the president. in fact, i was reading the president s job bill going down the list of things he presented on your network and said take it or leave it, you don t get to choose the things you like and don t like. it s all or nothing. that s not how it works. the president is the one who said this bill is take it or leave it. the democrats in the senate don t even accept that. we can do what we want. the president is off running let me ask you this one question. sure. just me and you. is there anything you could support, anythin
about this movement and what it s potential is to see if that s the case. tomorrow is a big vote in the united states senate. the one we ve all been waiting for is the president s job bill going to pass or is it dead in the water? the senator from wyoming john barasso joins us. good evening, sir. good evening. will the jobs bill pass tomorrow? i don t think it will pass tomorrow. it will never get to the president s house. and you know i don t think he wants to get it to sign. i think he wants to use it for the campaign manifesto for the next year and a half because he s only interested in one job in this country and that s his own. how can it help them? the senate votes it down, does that help him? i think he wants to use it in a way to divide our country. what he s been doing with the class warfare and vilifying people who have experienced the american dream, that s a dangerous message to send to the american people. on the flip side, you know, i
in his bill. he offers dramatic infrastructure spending. we ve tried that. we didn t get the infrastructure spending we wanted to get in the first place and what we did get didn t create the jobs that we expected. he wants to extend unemployment benefits another year. reverend, you were reporting on your network earlier today there s 3.2 million jobs out there today that are going unfilled, and i suggest to you if you paid people to be unemployed, they are going to continue to want to be unemployed. so it s better to just take them off of unemployment and give them nothing since you re not going to give them the jobs. no, sir. so on one hand give them a job and on the other hand give them insurance. what do we give them? reverend, 3.2 million jobs out there today that are open, that are going unfilled. i cannot tell you the number of times i ve gone to employers and say are you having trouble are you able to find people? are you hiring? we re hiring. we can t find people beca
charged with trying to blow up an american airlines plane with explosives hidden in his underwear. he s acting as his own attorney. violence between egypt s christians and muslims may lead to new legal protection for religious minorities. a group described as thugs attacked christian protestors. that happened on sunday. at least 25 people were killed after the army and police got into the mix. well, egypt s prime minister says he s going to push a law that is making religious discrimination a crime. but experts say there is only so much that he can do during military rule. the problem, john, is we ve got 24 men, that s the supreme council of the armed forces. they re like the wizard of oz. they re behind a curtain. they re ruling egypt without any responsibility. so they have the power and no responsibility, and then you have this prime minister, a decent man, who has the responsibility but he s got no power. egypt has set parliamentary elections for november 28, and a
others saying others populous like, due accountabilit dukaki. is this a good strategy for him? a great strategy. look at the absolute numbers. i think the abc washington post poll has 52% of americans say they want the president s job bill passed. 52%. and when you ask people about class warfare which is what you hear from republicans people say this actually is important. it is a healing thing that is bringing the country together. i think that was a fox poll, 56%. so in terms of numbers if we are just looking at it strategically there is positive archments we made. levels of inequality the sense that wall street got the bailout and theyville big christmas bonuses, that is real. the president is now capitalizing it. people say there is no chance the jobs bill will be taxed.