something. he needs to stand up for what he thinks is right. he needs to say this is the right thing to do, and then he has to say this is the do nothing congress in the way of getting people jobs. back to that, john, you have to answer the question now. it seems if he said he wants more, and didn t get it, we would have had nothing. this is the problem of dealing with congress. it s a problem, and i would never put myself in a position of arguing economics with paul krugman, but the white house worries about the next news cycle for sure, but there has never been a white house in our life time that s done more research, that polls more intensely than this white house does. and they would argue that when they ve had pressure, they ve heard from voters who have gotten scared by the size of the deficits. i don t disagree with paul when he says obviously job and economic growth and lower unemployment would be the best
got out of the way. also, dirty angry money, montana s governor doesn t like this pac money in politics. he would like to ban corporate money from politics, he joins us here. why do gay republicans want to be in a political party that won t defend them? if people don t like you why are you there. and the secret service agent that protected jacqueline kennedy, clint hill, he joins us. and let me finish tonight with overdue praise for the secret service. we begin with today s jobs report. paul brugman is author of a new book, end this depression now. thank you for joining us, today s job report was a mixed bag, of course. 115,000 jobs were added to