but they are going to come to you with a general question, which you, of course, can turny way you want to turn it. and that s the way the game is played. how are you going to present it? well, i want to turn it to the american dream. okay. you know, this generation right now is the the first generation expect to do do worse than their parents. and it s going down hill from there. we need to preserve that. i m going to find a way to get that in there. okay. so your overall theme is that things keep going the way they are going, you can kiss it goodbye for the next generation so we better have some urgency here. exactly. also, i want to talk about foreign policy. you know, i can talk quite in-depth about foreign policy. and i want us to abandon the narrative that the president has said. he says, you know, that islamic state is not an existential threat to us. i think that is exactly wrong. he is thinking in terms of traditional warfare. this is a new era that we live in. sur
with it talk about $600 billion over 10 years we got out of the tax hikes that he got. social security just announced this week or the new york times had a story about how they had 800 billion-dollar short fall they didn t know about. that money gone. kiss it goodbye. already gone. this is not a revenue issue. bill: you heard ravel the former cnn correspondent basically dodge all my questions which always amuses me. dose think that people don t know he is dodging? this interview is being conducted in his garage in everybody sees it, you know. but all right he didn t want to answer but he was theoretical on the side of the journal news which has now put people in jeopardy you say, juan, i would have published it. you would have put people in jeopardy? i wouldn t have sought the the this is public information. bill: it doesn t matter. look, connecticut has a law that says you can t do it, juan. and you had to seek this information. the reporter who was behind this story had
with it talk about $600 billion over 10 years we got out of the tax hikes that he got. social security just announced this week or the new york times had a story about how they had 800 billion-dollar short fall they didn t know about. that money gone. kiss it goodbye. already gone. this is not a revenue issue. bill: you heard ravel the former cnn correspondent basically dodge all my questions which always amuses me. dose think that people don t know he is dodging? this interview is being conducted in his garage in everybody sees it, you know. but all right he didn t want to answer but he was theoretical on the side of the journal news which has now put people in jeopardy you say, juan, i would have published it. you would have put people in jeopardy? i wouldn t have sought the the this is public information. bill: it doesn t matter. look, connecticut has a law that says you can t do it, juan. and you had to seek this information. the reporter who was behind this story had
with it talk about $600 billion over 10 years we got out of the tax hikes that he got. social security just announced this week or the new york times had a story about how they had 800 billion-dollar short fall they didn t know about. that money gone. kiss it goodbye. already gone. this is not a revenue issue. bill: you heard ravel the former cnn correspondent basically dodge all my questions which always amuses me. dose think that people don t know he is dodging? this interview is being conducted in his garage in everybody sees it, you know. but all right he didn t want to answer but he was theoretical on the side of the journal news which has now put people in jeopardy you say, juan, i would have published it. you would have put people in jeopardy? i wouldn t have sought the the this is public information. bill: it doesn t matter. look, connecticut has a law that says you can t do it, juan. and you had to seek this information. the reporter who was behind this story had
liberty mutual auto insurance. neil: i am know lawyer but i watched enough episodes of law and order to know this much: the supreme court is going to shoot down this healthcare law. talking here from the vibes i m getting from the justices, pick a forecast. go ahead. at least the biggest and most controversial feature that mandatory coverage option is gone. kiss it goodbye. since that s the whole thing you might as well kiss the healthcare law goodbye. do not assume if that happens the president can kick ris re-election chances goodbye. the road is littered with pundits that thought the president humbled by court would be humbled at the polls. didn t happen to franklin roosevelt when he tried to pack the supreme court after