We will analyze what the president said with our expert panel, all of those stories in the kudlow report, beginning right now. Until tonights 5 30 p. M. Leadership meeting, president obama had been notice bled absent from these negotiations, but our own Cnbcs John Harwood scored an exclusive interview with the president today. He asked the president where he would negotiate. Well, im prepared to negotiate on anything. I think its important for you to talk about how we create a budget that is creating jobs, encouraging growth, dealing with our longterm debt issues. The deficits are coming down at the fastest pace since world war ii, but we still have some challenges in terms of our longterm health care spending, so whatever the leadership wants to talk about, weve gottal budget, and we think we have some good answers, but we dont expect 100 . But what i have also said is that it is not acceptable for one faction of one party in one chamber to say either we get what we want or well shut
he has to demonstrate some expertise. right now, he is kind of like the republican barack obama. he has been in congress and the senate longer, but when you say john thune you do not think of a particular policy or legislation. he could do that in the next year. he is interesting to watch. haley barbour is the strongest political mind in the universe, let alone the planet, but for president, running out of mississippi, let us leave the lobbyists side of it. haley always talks about he is a fat lobbyist. let us leave the weight issue out of it. he is from mississippi. have you looked to see where mississippi sits on the statistics in terms of health, education, and income? not exactly the ideal place to be in a presidential campaign. he will do to the united states what he does to mississippi. i am not saying haley is responsible for the state ranks on income or education. certainly not. it are preceded haley. but think of the realities of luck of running for president, what
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rout leaders are strategizing on what is next. this morning, we want to hear from you about your expectations for these leaders pretty fun numbers are on your screen and you can e-mail us at c-span.org for a twe aet, cspanwj. let s begin with the front page of usa today. compromise or conflict. do you want your elected leaders to compromise or do you expect gridlock. aboutsaid, we don t know house races that have not been called out there. you can follow along on our website come c-span.org. we still are aggregating the election results. we have a map you can go through and fighting out where it all stands. there are two independents that will likely continue caucusing with the democrats for it on the two as tennis and races in washington state, patty murray has a slightly 30 ishee hold on, she would colchis with the democrats bring their majority to 53. in alaska, it is likely that the republicans would win that race whether it is a joke miller or lee said mark caskey. j
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