of it, nevada or the federal government, will break the contract, you don t owe hemmer a half million dollars at 8%, you owe him $200,000 and we ll make it 3%. are you going to loan? will you loan money to other people and buying homes? bill: it shatters the business. i don t know what is around the next corner, either and this is bad, why the numbers are bad and foreclosures are bad and home price numbers are bad. remember, if you are not loaning people aren t buying and if people aren t buying homes prices are going down and when prices go down, it is much easier to say i owe more money on the is how than it is worth. good-bye. bill: you said two things, jobs, which is a mess, and also the rules keep changing. is that why they think this year could be rules? a dangerous way to put it. rules are a moving target and it is hard to pin down what it will be but if the lender is not willing to lend the borrower will have a hard time borrowing
bill: a reminders, waiting on a white house briefing, robert gibbs set to get underway any moment and we ll bring it to you live as soon as it is underway and the reason why it is significant is the first briefing from white house since the shootings of saturday morning, and we ll see what news is there, and, we ll bring it to you when it happens. from the white house in d.c. president barack obama: we may not be able to stop all evil in the world, but i know that how we treat one another, that is entirely up to us. [applause]. president barack obama: and and i believe for all of our imperfections, we are full of decency and goodness, and that the forces that divide us are not as strong as those that unite us. [applause]. martha: all right, there s a piece of it from last night, the president at the memorial
the truth is, nup of us can know exactly what triggered this vicious attack. none of us can know with any certainty what might have stopped these shots from fired ambassador what sparked the inner recesses of this violent man s mind. bill: the inner resies of a violent man s mind. and likely never will. but the lesson in this is hold your fire until you know the facts. exactly. the president also said this wasn t caused by acts of incivility, and he said it raepl emphatically. that was not actually part of his prepared text, said it rather emphatically, this was not caused by somebody s by accident, ithis overheated rhetoric, which i took to be something of a rebuke of the people that made those claims over the past four days, and clear hrerbgs hillary clinton did not get that message. she s still operating under the assumption, and it s wrong, i mean, it s
but, the tone and the approach we take in those debates, i think is what we all hope changes because of both the events of the past few days, but, i think anybody would say that and again, you see in the president s remarks, that our civil discourse has become more and more polarized and i think the president hopes, again, we can have disagreements without disparaging and being disagreeable toward others and i think you will see plenty of opportunities in the next few years where you have those disagreements. i think that again the tone and the approach on both sides, and it isn t just a one-way street,
there will be bargaining. and the dodd-frank financial regulatory bill, it is interesting, who were the top lobbyists against it? william daley, now president obama s chief of staff and he was all opposed to pushing the kind of health care bill obama pushed through congress and i think with william daley on one side and the republicans pressed by the tea party you could see some changes. martha: there s a lot of indications he s forcing changes in the west wing. robert gibbs is perhaps one of those. martha: they ve both denied that but that may be the case and you talk about what you will cut in terms of spending, look at the other poll, americans were asked where would you cut the spending and look at this: 24% said education, just today, we got across the wires, kansas governor, is cutting funding in education. medicare and social security, 23%, and 20% and these are the