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of waste that we need to focus in on. the president is trying to solve the fiscal cliff, we are trying to solve the debt and the deficit. jenna: you have a fresh look at things. what do you think the leadership that exists now that is negotiating this that may be more entrenched in politics than you have been, what kind of advice would you give them. we are able to say to leadership and the leadership is able to listen from their own constituents instead, i m from central oklahoma. the key thing that comes up over and over again is we have to deal with the debt and deficit. we hear the noise of that maybe closer to the ground and that is a good thing to be able to share. when you ve got a trillion dollars of over spending we ve got to deal with a trillion dollars of over spending. jenna: you came in fresh in 2010, you signed up for a second turn at this. there are a few things left to lee solve, let s get on with them.
when you look at president clinton, there was a net growth of 23 million jobs with no tax cuts to the rich. in fact, he raised taxes. under president bush, the net growth was just 3 million with the tax cuts to the rich. so, clearly, you don t need to give a tax cut to the rich to create jobs when there s a 20 million job swing between clinton and bush and total different tax policies. yeah, there has been growth in the economy despite what s going on in washington. what one constituent told to me if you want to return to clinton-era tax rates, why don t we return to clinton-era spending. the president is talking about raising $60-80 billion. that s about one week of spending in washington, d.c. the problem is we ve got 51 weeks of over-spending. we can talk about raising taxes,