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under reagan again after 9/11. now 20%, how do you explain it? two things. the numbers fall off the cliff after 2000, that s the presidency of george w. bush. paul: there was a bounce after 9/11. because the country came together. then the line goes straight down. it is two things. first, i think the extraordinary bitter partisanship that has developed between the two parties. the two parties this this country have pulled apart. the democrats are the party of the public sector. the republicans are over here more or less. and they have a hard time this annoys people. below the surface there s been an economic issue which relates to the states like california and new york. when you got to september 2008 and had this big financial implosion on top of the recession, a tremendous amount of economic anxiety got built into the system. i think people got worried about the way the government
don t give us money we are going to blow everybody to kingdom come the facilities are still there to bail them out. paul: sounds like this is a kabuki dance where everybody wants to posture as if they are against wall street many in the end wall street can do well because it has the means, the ability to hire the big lobbyists to go to the treasury, the fed and say you don t really want to regulate this too tough, do you? yeah, i say where is ron paul when we need him? what do i mean by that? we want to align the interests of wall street with main street. please what does main street have to do with banking any more. it is all big regional global financial institutions. if you go in this direction and the republicans sign on because they don t want the banking issue to get in their way for a big win in november this is going to have a
he did see himself as part of an anti-government movement in the united states and we have that to a greater or less are degree over time in the u.s. and right now i think we re experiencing an upswing again in sort of anti-government extremism. that s not to say that the next timothy mcveigh is out there, but is to say that people should not be encouraging government violence against government institutions and people. jon: you know, jim, as i recall, timothy mcveigh blew up the murrah federal building because he was angry over janet reno, bill clinton s attorney general, sending in the, you know the federals to the waco compound. look it, bill clinton helped himself enormously to get reelected in 1996 by blaming oklahoma city on rush limbaugh in effect and trying to do it again to help the democrats in 2010. it s a pretty transparent tactic and it s nice to see that abc news and jake tapper are there to be with him every step of the way. jon: but, i mean, to suggest