clinton is that he is publishing a book on how to create jobs. coming out in november bill built bill clinton is. yeah. he is doing a campaign swing. i mean a book tour he has dissed obama s job program saying he doesn t think we should cut taxes and cut spending. bold moves to get obama out of this race. bill: do you think bill clinton is finally going to come here and talk to me? i hope so. 26-year-old ashland, massachusetts man reswan u.s. citizen charged by the fbi with a plot to damage and destroy the pentagon, the u.s. capital using large remote controlled aircraft filled with c 4 plastic explosives. all right. this is his compound. the fbi raided it looks like he has money, this guy. i continue to believe that the administration is doing a pretty good job protecting us against terrorism and president obama
buffet argument that 15% in capital gains is not enough. you ascribe to that. i totally agree with that. bill: don t you though understand that if you raise capital gains to the income tax level that people like me who invest aren t going to invest so much. risk-reward drops. far too risky to pay 40% to the government on any of my gains when my losses i can t deduct at all anything over 3,000. risk reward. you get less investment abroad. what s that going to do doctor. you ask me the question whether i agree and the answer is i disagree. bill: you think people would invest at the same rate? we had capital gain rates of 70% in this country up until reagan in 1982. we had as much growth over the period of 50s and 60 s as we have seen in that time. in fact, more growth and broader share. bill: doctor, as you know, as somebody who teaches economics there was so many smerlts in the 40s, 50s, and 60 s, these people
hours later they reversed it. just a coincidence? they were neglect some flack for that, william. you know that. they were neglect some flack for that i do think you are a very powerful man. maybe not the most powerful man beside the president of the united states. bill: i think we got that done. that s what the evidence says. i will give you a little bit of credit. bill: how much one full credit. 5, 6. depending on how nice you are to me the rest of the year. bill: for you huddy, that s pretty good. i appreciate it. i m sure you feel that way. bill: tonight starring andy rooney. wild mail segment about my appearance on the view today. coming right bac there s only one bottle left ! i ve got to tell susie ! the vending machine on elm is almost empty. i m on it, boss. new pony sorry ! we are open for business. let s reroute greg to fresno.
contact with the person who is addressing him. watch romney. his body is angled. making eye contact. watch perry when he responds. first he gives this you have got to be kidding me ridiculous look. he does a bounce when which youl see in a second. after he does the bounce, he looks down. look at that you are ridiculous. bounce up. chest puffs out and then he looks down. there is a big incongruent there. is he trying to come across as powerful but the bounce, the puffed out chest and then looking down. bill: who wins the body language. romney wins hands down. bill: who won the body language with me and the view women? don t say. i can see. [ laughter ] you were angry they weren t. bill: road. i root for no one. here romney came across as arrogant. he does win. he does look more presidential. he sounds more presidential
never paid that kind of money. ever. counselor, do you understand my argument that if you raise capital gains tax in the middle of a recession the stock market is going to go down 3,000 points. i don t know anybody that doesn t see a good investment and put the money in that even if they have to pay more either. i would would whether i was paying 15% or 39%. bill: always a risk in the stock market. nobody knows. it s an assumed risk after you have done your due diligence to make sure bill: you guys are both sitting here telling me you must know if the cap gains tax is raised the stock market is going to go down 3,000 points. i m not saying 40% but perhaps 20% or 25%. bill: still going to go down. no payroll tax on that. higher percentage of their income and payroll taxes and property taxes. bill: i m going to ask the same question i asked the doctor. did you voluntarily write them a check. absolutely not. everybody should be cooking it.