saintly. antispending was bad. antiwar, well, good. reading the constitution in public, pathetic. ripping it up in public, profound. tea parties divisive. those occupiers, they were in those covering tea party rallies cracked. those who covered the occupiers, cool. the message from the mainstream, just ignore them. even though there is not sinister about them. this is not about killing the manning excuse me this was a push against their message, and it popped up again today take a look. the mainstream media constantly slamming it. those in power having none of it. to no less than the president of
picking paul ryan was to show that he had the conservativeness, the antispending and you do fault buy that. guest: not according to what my speech was on the floor about the ryan budget. i voted against it. it does not cut anything, really. the democrats fall in the trap, they become the group that solidifies his reputation by saying, my lord, look what ryan is doing, he is slashing our budget. and the conservatives say, that is our guy and the democrats, say he is only talking about cutting proposed increases, not real cuts. of course, i m interested in less military im. i do not think we should be involved in undeclared wars. if anyone is sincere about cutting they have to be willing to cut domestic and foreign expenditures otherwise they do not think this is serious. you me and i believe it is very
like debt relief, like matching ,s, stem laition plan eu lakes businesses and job opportunity. we have to be careful because there is a strong antispending sentiment out there but i think we also have to do a better job of convincing the american people that a smooth transition to democracy in the region is a best guarantee of us not having to spend a lot of money in the future if the wrong people get in power. and finally, could i just say that i think that jobs and investment, i would love to see american business over there telling them we will invest. if you give us a transparent corruption free government, one that is good for us to be in business in egypt and tunisia then we will invest. i think that could be one of the greatest incentives rather than just throwing money at them. now, the new authorities in egypt this weekend have opened
like debt relief, like matching ,s, stem laition plan eu lakes businesses and job opportunity. we have to be careful because there is a strong antispending sentiment out there but i think we also have to do a better job of convincing the american people that a smooth transition to democracy in the region is a best guarantee of us not having to spend a lot of money in the future if the wrong people get in power. and finally, could i just say that i think that jobs and investment, i would love to see american business over there telling them we will invest. if you give us a transparent corruption free government, one that is good for us to be in business in egypt and tunisia then we will invest. i think that could be one of the greatest incentives rather than just throwing money at them. now, the new authorities in
unless there s dramatic antispending reform. do you still feel that way, and what do you mean by dramatic antispending reform? we need to attach the balanced budget amendment to the constitution, a reagan- like commission against federal spending, a line item veto for the president to wipe out unneeded park barrel or other spending, spending caps, and entitlement reform all this is necessary to protect the american people from the kind of crisis that s already bee falling the people of ireland, portugal and greece, where their governments said yes and therefore, no to their economic future. gregg: you mentioned entitlement reform but i want to put a poll up on the screen that just came out by a huge margin, americans oppose cuts to medicare and medicaid. those are the numbers there, they re pretty astonishing,