none of them ever worked in a white house. none of them have federal executive branch experience. mike pence has washington experience. mark short had time with capitol hill working with okay bailkay hit hutchison. he was elected on disruption. he was electsed on change. smart of him not bring in everybody as old hands. but does he hurt himself by having nobody who s done this before? i think just on the surface of it, he does. you can t look at the situation and think anything otherwise. of the people you showed, the two people on that chart that have some sort of political and organizational experience in this realm, sarah huc huckabee-sanders. the president didn t even come
shame on you. was able to sell a tax cut that the american public didn t want. fool me, can t get fueled again. that s pretty influential, if you ask me. jackie robinson broke the color barrier in 1947, and barack obama broke the color barrier in 2008. it s pretty incredible the quick journey he made from relative obscurity to being one of the most powerful people in the world. and i ll execute. the office faithfully the office of president the office of president of the united states faithfully. now the health care bill is turning out to be a disaster. the problem is he hasn t done anything and the next day is he s done so much, he s insane. he s ruined this country. he s done both. nothing and everything. there s a perception he s made government bigger and at least in terms of the markets there s a perception that that s generally a bad thing. barack obama ran on change. well, it takes a long time to
status quo. and if there s wrongs being done, young people have the courage, at times, to rise up against them. the way america has dealt with each of these prospective uprisings have been very different, some would say inconsistent, to put it mildly. what s your take? well, my take is, we re only worried if there s a corporate interest. take rwanda, we had no interest in that, because there was nothing there corporate to gain from it. i ve said publicly that we re i refer to us now as the fascist states of america, because if you look at the simple definition of fascism, it s when corporations team up with organized religion to run a government. i think we re there. really? yeah. i don t see barack obama s administration as being run by organized religion, do you? no, i see it being run by corporations, though. clearly. barack obama ran on change. change people can what was the quote? well, what change have we seen? nothing.
done, young people have the courage, at times, to rise up against them. the way america has dealt with each of these prospective uprisings have been very different, some would say inconsistent, to put it mildly. what s your take? my take is, we re only worried if there s a corporate interest. take rwanda, we had no interest in that, because there was nothing there corporate to gain from it. i ve said publicly that we re i refer to us now as the fascist states of america, because if you look at the simple definition of fascism, it s when corporations team up with organized religion to run a government. i think we re there. really? yeah. i don t see barack obama s administration as being run by organized religion, do you? no, i see it being run by corporations, though. clearly. barack obama ran on change. change people can what was the quote? well, what change have we seen? nothing.
holdings in this area or is it an opportunity? i think it s a huge opportunity, like when we saw the soviet union collapse, they sometimes go through peaceful or less peaceful change. what started in tunisia has moved on to egypt. the whole region is going to experience discontinue us on change but in the long run it will be bullish and positive but in the short run it could be bad for the u.s. markets. jamie: for the average investor, what should they take away? i think the market outlook is very positive because of the fed because of the gradual improvement of the country. i would be buying, next week the market is going lower i think it s an opportunity to get on board which should be a good year in 2011. jamie: joe mcalinden, thank