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over 100,000 employees. you are a large employers. i am curious about your thoughts on steve wynn s remarks? kigrade him on style or substance. where would you like me to start? greta: you pick. let s start with substance. i will go on substance. steve wynn is a smart guy, he does have a very deep understanding of the economy. i think he is a fellow who is used to he doesn t listen very well. he spouts a lot and expects everyone to salute. i think this is an exercise in what freud called the narcissism of petty differences. you see two people who are very much alike and you think they would like each other but they are always squabbling, that s the republican and democrats, they are much more similar than they are different. they both believe in central planning. tax policy eye listen to since you called this afternoon, i listened on that whole hour show. yes, on tax policy, president obama is a bit is a tinkerer
over 100,000 employees. you are a large employers. i am curious about your thoughts on steve wynn s remarks? kigrade him on style or substance. where would you like me to start? greta: you pick. let s start with substance. i will go on substance. steve wynn is a smart guy, he does have a very deep understanding of the economy. i think he is a fellow who is used to he doesn t listen very well. he spouts a lot and expects everyone to salute. i think this is an exercise in what freud called the narcissism of petty differences. you see two people who are very much alike and you think they would like each other but they are always squabbling, that s the republican and democrats, they are much more similar than they are different. they both believe in central planning. tax policy eye listen to since you called this afternoon, i listened on that whole hour show. yes, on tax policy, president obama is a bit is a tinkerer
yes, i can. how are you? bill: all right. good. thanks for helping us out. we really appreciate it. president obama, tell the folks about his week. he s here in town, nobody knows where he is obviously for security reasons. but what can you tell us about hyped the scenes? he has been in a hotel here working a lot on his speech i m told. one of his most senior advisors told me he s a tinkerer. he s somebody who is working on the speech, redrafting it. last night after bill clinton s speech, president obama came down and gave him a bear hug and they sort of made up after some of the previous tensions. i m told he went back to the hotel and working on it last night, working on it today. not quite as much as bill clinton who is known to rewrite his state of the union address on the way to the capitol. i think it s a big challenge for the president tonight because as you think about four years ago when he delivered that speech in denver, talked about hope and change, he had the greek