him. he s live and athletic. he goes to the basketball court when he can and goes to the gym at the treasury in the mornings. he s that. he runs a very, very long day. every day we get the treasury schedule. i m fascinated bid how much he is doing. i don t think most people know he has a sense of hume score i don t think it necessarily comes across that he s mad at what a lot of wall street has done. he is fighting off the impression he was responsible for it or part of that whole thing. but, in fact, when you talk to him about it, i have, he gets quite agitated when he doesn t understand the tone deafness of wall street. it is a good move. you and i both have been with him and occasions where we could quote him. agitated is a euphemism to describe what he is like. i think he gets it. yeah. richard, you know, is this a good move? treasury secretary in vogue ? you know uncertain economic times and treasury secretary is in vogue. i m not sure what it actually does for his pers
doing it. i think it is amazing that president obama is so out of touch with reality. and his staff is so out of touch with reality, that they keep walking forward, even though everyday they keep this up, they lose ground a little bit more. as the polling has shown in the last four, five days. sean: what i can t figure out, the tone deafness. cause obviously, the democrats know that especially those up for reelection, everybody in the house, that they are seeing the same polls you are referring to here. they know they are walking the plank. why haven t any stood up to the president, white house, leadership and said no? well you are seeing some people like schuler who spoke out yesterday and said this is all about jobs. we gotta go back to jobs. schuler himself is a democrat from north carolina said, i can t imagine why they keep coming back to this, it is a dead loser. it s not gonna happen. i saw a note a while ago which
sean: we are back with the producers of that fill, dave b3ñ ban. we were talking in the break about what it would reallyw#b take to get america s fiscal house in order. it will take dramatic changes. it would take a change in attitude, in the culture. you think it can happen? it has to happen. for us to continue as this great nation, it has to happen. i believe it will happen. it takes politicians with courage. it takes politicians with conviction. i believe that there are men and women out there that can did it. barack obama is simply trying to be all things to all people. i think he s trying to spend and his way out of this problem. sean: i was right about obama from the beginning, deaf rigidize log, a sense of tone deafness.
sean: we are back with the producers of that fill, dave b3ñ ban. we were talking in the break about what it would reallyw#b take to get america s fiscal house in order. it will take dramatic changes. it would take a change in attitude, in the culture. you think it can happen? it has to happen. for us to continue as this great nation, it has to happen. i believe it will happen. it takes politicians with courage. it takes politicians with conviction. i believe that there are men and women out there that can did it. barack obama is simply trying to be all things to all people. i think he s trying to spend and his way out of this problem. sean: i was right about obama from the beginning, deaf rigidize log, a sense of tone deafness.
to. that none of them wanted to. these thoughts still linger in our lives. still actively passed to some of us by people who are not like my father, who never questioned their own upbringing or parents or school or world. that older, brutal prejudice with impunity world, which can reappears somewhere every day, like brigdoon. sometimes with virulence, sometimes with utter arrogant tone deafness as in john mayer s playboy interview. sometimes with a poorly phrased comment about dialect. sometimes with the lungheadedness of surprise that no one is screaming, i want more tea. i m not black, so i can t say for sure, but my feeling is the reverse feeling still exists too. the same doubt and narrow discu distrust, only with the arrow pointing the other way. and still there with asians and hispanics, because this country since the civil war has not only