are born to families eligibleor for medicaid.dea the idea that you can ask thehe american people to balance this budget on the backs ofks the elderly and the most vulerab vulnerable with no murder through tax reform on the mostoe fortunate americans is fundamentally unacceptable. they knot going to happen. it is not going to become law. and we have made so much m progress over the last fourour m months with the republicans and trying to bill consensusensu for a more balanced approach.ane i give the speaker a lot of credit for that. let s turn in the time we we have left to the economy. last august you wrote an op edy ad and the headline was,eres w welcome to the recovery. that was not our headline. it was the new york times stoe headline. let s put it up on the you d screen, if we can.on what you did say is we are on a path back to growth. and those were your words. do you stand by that? cis: absolutely. is at that point when i wrote. that op-ed it grew 3%. m
were you talking about that%. week? wk? no, it was absolutely r right. y let s look cash cash if i les may, sir, let s look at the record. the nat since president obama took lost athe natio net of 2.5 million jobs and j the unem play meant has gone to 9.2% and the nation gained 8 18,000 jobs in june. and goldman sachs says by the end of 2012, the unemployment a rate will be 8 and three quarters percent. the question, that s your idea of the path to growth? a chris, the american economy is suffering undeniably from the tragic after affects of aft- the crisis this president inherited, but we are growing. it is faster and more than the last two recoveries. las things are healing. it is going to take more time though. me growth is slower than we wouldth like. t that s why it ihasn w importanto get the budget stuff done in a d
and those were your words. do you stand by that? cis: absolutely. is at that point when i wrote. that op-ed it grew 3%. m were you talking about that%. week? wk? no, it was absolutely r right. y let s look cash cash if i les may, sir, let s look at the record. the nat since president obama took lost athe natio net of 2.5 million jobs and j the unem play meant has gone to 9.2% and the nation gained 8 18,000 jobs in june. and goldman sachs says by the end of 2012, the unemployment a rate will be 8 and three quarters percent. the question, that s your idea of the path to growth? a chris, the american economy is suffering undeniably from the tragic after affects of aft- the crisis this president inherited, but we are growing. it is faster and more than the last two recoveries. las
medicaid. remember this country, this gret great nation with our great resources one in eight americans are eligible forht food stamps today. 40% of americans born todayto are born to families eligibleor for medicaid.dea the idea that you can ask thehe american people to balance this budget on the backs ofks the elderly and the most vulerab vulnerable with no murder through tax reform on the mostoe fortunate americans is fundamentally unacceptable. they knot going to happen. it is not going to become law. and we have made so much m progress over the last fourour m months with the republicans and trying to bill consensusensu for a more balanced approach.ane i give the speaker a lot of credit for that. let s turn in the time we we have left to the economy. last august you wrote an op edy ad and the headline was,eres w welcome to the recovery. that was not our headline. it was the new york times stoe headline. let s put it up on the you d screen, if we can.on what you did say i
to be sort of an adult. i don t see any adults out there across the landscape of cable television except maybe the ones i work with. i used to think that anderson cooper was an adult and you could go google me right now, and you will see almost every comment i ve ever written about him has been a positive review of something that he s done. yesterday, he reads a letter that trump wrote to comey and calls trump a fifth-grader. he then proceeds to act like a fifth-grader where you can see on your screen, kellyanne conway, rolling his eyes repeatedly at her answers. y let s put it this way becauses he s an anchor. he s not a host. he s not a shock jock. he is an anchor. he s the face of cnn. let s say bret baier had interviewed a senior female administration official in valerie jarrett a year ago and continually rolled his eyesri in a condescending, disdainful fashion. what do you think the reaction would be? tucker: i don t want to think