partners are struggling, and that is strengthening the economic storm that s headed over from europe to the united states shores. this week the international monetary fund cut its forecast for global growth for both this career and next year. that s the world economy and the u.s. economy. the ims cited two reasons things could get worse. first, if european leaders fail to support their ailing economies, and second, if leaders here in the united states let us plunge over the fiscal cliff. the ims sister corporation citing the same two factors cut its growth forecast for asia this week as well. that s for the next couple years. where are we going to be in 2016, four years from now, when we re discussing the next u.s. election. that depends on which of these two roads america takes on election day. i m going to take you down both paths in this show starting with what 2016 will look look under a president mitt romney. start with jobs. he says 12 million jobs will be created in th
is strengthening the economic storm that s headed over from europe to the united states shores. this week, the international monetary fund cut its forecast for global growth for both this year and next year. that s the world economy and the u.s. economy. the imf cited two reasons things could get worse, first if european lead s fail to support their ailing economies and second if leaders here in the united states let us plunge over the fiscal cliff. the imf sister organization, the world bank citing the same two factors, cut its growth forecast for asia this week as well. now, that s for the next couple of years. where are we going to be in 2016, four years from now, when we re discussing the next u.s. election? that depends on which of these two roads america takes on election day. i ll take you down both paths on this show starting with what 2016 will look like under a president mitt romney. start with jobs. he says 12 million jobs will be created in the next four years.
today. the u.s. s largest trading partners are struggling and that is strengthening the economic storm that s headed over from europe to the united states shores. this week, the international monetary fund cut its forecast for global growth for both this year and next year. that s the world economy and the u.s. economy. the imf cited two reasons things could get worse, first if european lead s fail to support their ailing economies and second if leaders here in the united states let us plunge over the fiscal cliff. the imf sister organization, the world bank citing the same two factors, cut its growth forecast for asia this week as well. now, that s for the next couple of years. where are we going to be in 2016, four years from now, when we re discussing the next u.s. election? that depends on which of these two roads america takes on election day. i ll take you down both paths on this show starting with what 2016 will look like under a president mitt romney. start with jobs.
0 paul ryan is ready for the first question in tonight s debate. so what do you bench? pumped up and ready to rumble, sort of. it s my first time so, sure, it s a nervous situation. did you ever see me rope-a-dope? i think joe just needs to be joe. paul ryan set to clear any confusion about the romney/ryan ticket. i m a pro-life candidate, i ll be a pro-life president. our position is consistent and hasn t changed. he can t clear up confusion on his own budget. i don t have the time it would take me too long to go through all the math. oh, brother. just spin already. i just got to ask what s your personal best? 1under three. holy smoke. i stand by what i said, whatever it was. we are pumped up, fired up, and jacked up with just hours until tonight s first and only face-off between vice president joseph biden and vice presidential nominee paul ryan. and what was once regarded as a popcorn side show has taken on far greater significance in the wake of the
whatever it was. we are pumped up, fired up, and jacked up with just hours until tonight s first and only face-off between vice president joseph biden and vice presidential nominee paul ryan. and what was once regarded as a popcorn side show has taken on far greater significance in the wake of the president s less than scintillating performance last week. democrats are anxious, republicans are hungry for a surge, and as ryan and biden take the stage tonight, they have a chance to influence this election at a volatile moment. and the president himself knows he s got to push harder against his ever-shifting rival. speaking just moments ago at a massive rally in miami. he s trying to go through an extreme makeover. after running for more than a year in which he called himself severely conservative, mitt romney is trying to convince you he was severely kidding. good one. for biden the challenge as he s outlined it for himself is a relentless prosecution of the severely cons