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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110802:05:00:00

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110802:05:00:00
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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110802:05:20:00

more than most of my colleagues, and that s what they re saying. they re tired the spending in washington and the so-called help from washington. they ve got through a stimulus package and it hasn t worked. the economy grows by business men and women creating jobs. washington wants to be unleashed to let this economy grow forward. i m not opposed to new revenue. you get washington out of the way by folks that create jobs every day of the year. if you re not against new revenue, then why not support allowing the bush tax cuts to expire? less than 1% of your district makes over $200,000 a year. why don t you allow them to go and ahead and pay the same tax rate before they were paying before the bush tax cuts. there has been miserable job production in this country with the stimulus package after what s occurred there. we were promised 6.7% unemployment. today it s 9.2%.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110802:02:21:00

unemployment. today it s 9.2%. it certainly hasn t worked. when i talk about revenue, i talk about revenue from the private sector. washington can t borrow and spend to prosperity. we proved that in the spending package. we don t need more. we can t get over $400 billion by restoring the bush tax cuts? i know those numbers, and that s assumed that those bush/obama tax cuts will go way. i don t know how they go obama tax cuts when in 2001 when they started george bush was the president of the united states. it was extended in december, but it was bush s tax cuts. who was the president we have different opinions. the fact is president obama signed the tax cuts and extended them for two years. extended the bush tax cuts. yep, for two years. you released a statement today explaining your vote. quote, i voted no today because i refused to dig america deeper

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110802:05:13:00

out of an economy as weak as ours. we should do more to support the economy. we should not take support away. we should be talking about jobs, but the reality is we re hearing all kinds of analysis on all sides. could this deal create a double-dip recession? i think it is unlikely this deal will do it on its own, although again i m pretty worried about taking it out of the payroll tax cut. we need to worry about getting the recovery back, and this deal does as far as i can tell nothing for the recovery. if anything, it does a little bit to hurt it. the only exception is this deal does not allow the debt ceiling to cave in. if we re up clapping washington on the back for not sparking a completely unnecessary global financial crisis, then our expectations are almost criminally low. msnbc policy analysts ezra kline. thank you for your time tonight. thank you. the tea party is calling the shots on the debt talks. i ll talk with a tea party freshman who still isn t satisfied.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110802:02:13:00

now you re near 200 billion or so. that s a lot of money to take out of an economy as weak as ours. we should do more to support the economy. we should not take support away. we should be talking about jobs, but the reality is we re hearing all kinds of analysis on all sides. could this deal create a double-dip recession? i think it is unlikely this deal will do it on its own, although again i m pretty worried about taking it out of the payroll tax cut. we need to worry about getting the recovery back, and this deal does as far as i can tell nothing for the recovery. if anything, it does a little bit to hurt it. the only exception is this deal does not allow the debt ceiling to cave in. if we re up clapping washington on the back for not sparking a completely unnecessary global financial crisis, then our expectations are almost criminally low. msnbc policy analysts ezra kline. thank you for your time tonight.

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