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overtime is that going to send workers overboard? yeah. look, the problem here is we have an administration that has been hardly ineffective. but to their credit. they got a very inept congress to deal with. so you are not getting anything done in washington, d.c. right now. they don t have a jobs plan. we washed the middle class. we will be losing since the 1990s. we are a million dollar less than in 28 when the president took over. the jobs we ve added have been lower paying jobs. we do not simply have a jobs plan. the only jobs plan they have to the companies that cash on the ballot sheet. we want you to use that cash to hire workers you don t need or they re telling people that are paying minimum wage, we want to pay a little more. we want these people to move up to the middle class. there is no middle class. look at what s going on in west texas and north dakota. you don t have to put any type of measure in, because there is plenty of jobs. this should be left do ....
i got to tell you, the president is building this giant utopian welfare society. it s very expensive. we got the highest corporate tax in the world. we got to go for the money. by the way the unions have money. they re learning a hard way at the end of the day on the pecking order the environment ammists are up there. president obama is up there. they re starting to fade, they don t like it. it s starting to pocket. i think if you read this report from this union group, it says they approve of the effort to extend coverage for the under and uninsured. as long as we don t have to pay for it and our health insurance doesn t change in anyway. by the way, i will point out the new battle front and the one that is looming is the cadillac excise tax of 40% on very large health insurance plans, because that is going to hit. you knew that. that is going to-it the unions both private sector and public sector squarely. already, employers and cities and states are trying to ....
good morning, everyone, it s wednesday, october 16th. at least there is some good news for boston. for boston. with us on set, not washington. national affairs analyst john heilman is with us. hello, george. hi. add to that, we have donny deutsche, incorporated. donny deutsche. and in washington, white house correspondent for the associated press, julie pace and kelly o donnell. so now we raise the bar. willie, in either circumstance, we would be talking about the historic effectiveness of the detroit tiger s pitching because their pitching has been extraordinary, verlander, again we seen this three games strikeout after strikeout, that man the best pitcher in baseball without a doubt, unbelievable. of course. one strike after another strikeout after another strikeout. yet the tigers couldn t hit and the red sox carrying about a .132 game average. i thought the red sox had one run on napoli s home run. that s all they needed. you can see it on verl ....
both sides in this conflict are criticizing the united states. yousuf gamal el-din joins us from cairo with the latest. we have been hearing about the escalating numbers of those who have been injured and killed in the situation. it sounds like it is getting much more tense. absolutely, becky. a lot of tension this morning here in downtown cairo as the muslim brotherhood calls for a million man march, basically, for their supporters to take up arms, to step up against security forces. now, we have seen military activity as well in the morning, even though the curfew is over. tanks have taken up position right below us. four of them at least. and they re blocking basically access road to tahrir square. the epicenter of the political changes we have seen in egypt over the last two or three years or so. very symbolic part of the city, which they are now cordoning off, basically in anticipation of these large protests. we are currently hearing the preparations for friday ....
would you on a train, would you, could you in the rain. i would not could not in the rain. cold you would you with a goat in i the not like them her or there do i not like them anywhere. i do not like green eggs and ham. okay. good morning. i did say, i don t understand because like sam stein, dr. seuss went to a lesser ivy. why would he read that? exactly. that goes against everything he stands for. good morning, everyone, it s twens wednesday, september 25th. we are in washington, d.c. watching this faux filibuster as it happens. yesterday was a faux debate. it s ridiculous. you can have a faux filibuster. why not read dr. seuss? oh, there s more. with us this morning, senior political editor and white house correspondent sam stein, abc fuse political commentator and senior analyst cokie roberts. new york times reporter jeremy peters and columnist plume berg view al hunt. good to have you all with us this morning. why not? nor ted cruz first took ....