higher than it is. the sweatpants lets you know that the answer is no. i did not know that. i always wear sweatpants around the house. when my wife said i do was it supposed to be stoping me? i apologize. look up the deaf negs of sweatpants in the definition of sweatpants in the dictionary and it means no. when your wife says i do, that s a verbal commitment. she does president know what she is saying doesn t know what she is saying yes to. it gives new meaning to talking to the hand, right, andy? when you are living alone. i don t follow. and you got nobody. you have to ask your hand for permission. sign language into the hand. can i say this is amazing. boy the condescension tonight. when you talk about the guys having to film it. the fact is none of this
baby in half. the one who said let s cut the baby in half is not the mother. your right wing party is willing to cut this baby in half. bring the government down to make your point. the political faction that is willing to destroy the credibility of the american dollar and our credibility to pay our debts is willing to kill the baby, aren t you? you call it leverage. let me ask you. if every republican vote no against the limit, would every democrat vote yes on extending it if it was clean? i bet you won t. this is a snegs they have to do. debt limits are hard to pass. they always have been. i don t think it s a bluff. so you re willing to stop the government from paying its debts if you don t get your way. i ve said consistently this will not happen. there is something i m unclear about. are you saying your right wing is willing to hold the government hostage and deliver the baby back even if they don t meet the deal. because you re saying to avoid a default we will end
always going to be a lag effect between these kind of controversies and the effect on a particular president. i think the american people give the president the benefit of the doubt, because they like him personally. i think they trust him personally, and until they see evidence top the contraircontra they re not going to buy right ring rhetoric it s part of a grand conspiracy by the president to intimidate his opponents, but i do this where it will hurt is our desire as democrats to go out there and say that government can do things. that is where this, these controversy, particularly the irs, that s where it hurts us, i think. and we ve got to address it forcefully. we ll leave it there. good to sueee you both. up next, what if you could give yourself a raise any old time you wanted. sound pretty good? up until 1992, congress was able to do just that. we ll flash back, negs.
the final question is, is, what is the impression left by this? what is the, what did this do to the arc of the narrative being built about the debates? joe biden did do good for democratic ticket by making up for some of the absence of energy and focus and aggressive negs on the part of president obama but on the other hand it sort of there by raises a question why did it take the number two guy to do what you expected of the number one guy to do? who would have thought adult in tonight s debate was 27 years younger than his competitor? greta: i read your twitter comment. everybody s account tonight to see what people are saying and thinking. let me ask you about the cnn poll. it s sort of interesting. cnn post-debate poll has vice president ryan at 48%. and i mean, rather, representative ryan at 48% and vice president biden at 44%.
it is not easy, poverty makes it much harder, but we have to stop kidding ourselves. this is doable. michelle, given the poverty question, not letting poverty determine destiny is a powerful statement and an important one, the reality, though, is that economics do actually make a difference. and a census study shows of 2010, 21% of public schools come from families living below the poverty level, which is a pretty low bar here in the united states of america. how do we address that going forward? the issue of income inquality and its affect on snegs. well, i think what many people in this country don t know is as a nation we have fallen towards the bottom internationally on social mobility, which means that if you re a child born into poverty in this country, the likelihood you ll ever be able to escape poverty is slim to none. that to me is the most un-american think i can possibly imagine. it goes against every single ideal we have as a nation.