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FOXNEWS Forbes On FOX August 28, 2010

mike osania, quentin hardy and stephane fitch. steve, it s because the government is in the housing market? that s why it s doing so poorly? it is, david. whether it s the temporary subsidiaries and the like that gives a temporary hype, or trying to save homeowners and ending up sinking them. the government can t clean its own house. how is it supposed to help other people with the houses? they can t make station between those with equity in their homes, those that should be renters instead of homeowners. instead of letting the market clear and letting the market back on its feet and allowing mobility so people can move and find jobs the market is stagnant. david: quinton, is the government part of the solution or the problem here? the fundamental problem is the housing market. that was the center of the sub prime crisis, which led to the financial crisis. in the interest of being fair and balanced, the teaser probably should have pointed out most of the government supp

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FOXNEWS Forbes On FOX August 21, 2010

expecting the law to add 9% to their cost. someone here says guess what they re cutting to pay that extra 9%? jobs. hi, everybody, i m david asman. welcome to forbes on fox. let s go in focus with steve forbes, elizabeth macdonald, rich karlgaard, quentin hardy and stephane fitch. steve, a lot of companies say this will cost us more and we can t afford to hire more workers. it s very basic. when the cost of hiring goes up, you do less of it. if you don t know what the rules of the game are, you hold back. that s why the cash is not put to work. it s having more perverse effect on small businesses. they re in a mood to shovel it off to the government. yes, it is costing jobs. basic arithmetic. higher cost of hiring, you do less of it. david: basic arithmetic. you ensure 20 million more insure 20 million more people, it will cost money. be clear. this is an argument about perception. they think it is going to go up by 9%. the democrats think their message isn t going

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FOXNEWS Forbes On FOX July 17, 2010

about the healthcare bill and now the financial reform bill. if washington stopped the binge spending, not raise taxes and stabilize the dollar, they put the capital to work. david: so in this environment, the cautious is a good thing? you have a cartoon portrayal at the beginning and i d like to see the evidence the democrats are calling on companies to spend so much. it seems to me that the weak problem here and the companies know it, is the banks. the companies are holding on to money because they remember 2008. they don t trust the banking system with good reasons. because the banks aren t lending and the banks are still trying to earn back by borrowing money for nothing and buying treasuries. they re trying to earn their way back to health. when they are healthy, they can lend again. then businesses might let go of the cash. it doesn t have a lot to do with hiring or growing and protecting itself about the other bank failures. david: it s true, banks are in trouble

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FOXNEWS Forbes On FOX July 10, 2010

it s a dishonest argument the democrats are using because cuts in marginal tax rates whether under bush, reagan or kennedy actually increase revenue that flowed into the government because it increased economic activity. david: stephane, it s just political cover for tax raises, that s what is going on here? maybe and it would be unfortunate if that were so. i think some of the democrats who have got this wrong found the bedfellows on the right who also have it wrong. the bush tax cuts were not particularly smart. they weren t particularly valuable. but we got to hold our nose and keep them in place for now. the economy needs steadiness. i m for fiscal irresponsibility, keep spending, keep the tax cuts in place. for fiscal irresponsibility. are the tax cuts expiring and are democrats going to be raising? yes, they will expire. i have a great plan for the white house. what they can say, bush signed the law, sunset on the tax cuts. if your taxes go up in january, i ll b

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