if you go to arthur brooks and he goes on about free enterprise, et cetera, et cetera we have to makeno you are not getting any more of our money. pretty simple. >> if you can't afford the house, don't buy it. you have to be told at some point. if you don't have a credit rating that can buy the car you don't buy the car. it's not nice. it's not politically corrected. it doesn't feel good. but it's the right thing to do. >> it's funny, when i grew up i didn't grow up -- when i started my adult life i had to drop out of college three times i couldn't afford to pay for it. i was doing construction painting houses laying tile doing everything i could do to get my next batch of money. i drove 2 and $300 cars i painted my landlord's apartment. what ever happened to that attitude? i never expected the rich to give me money i expected to go out and michigan own moy -- mak. >> one of the problems we have here and arthur brooks get to is all of the easy choices are in back of us all of the simple solutions are years and years ago. all we have in front of us today is hard choices but even worse

if you go to arthur brooks and he goes on about free enterprise, et cetera, we have to make hard decisionsand tell people no, you are not getting any more of our money, pretty simple. >> if you can't afford the house, don't buy it. you have to be told no at some point. if you don't have a credit rating that can buy the car, you done buy the car. it's not nice. it is not politically correct, it doesn't feel good, but it's the right thing to do. >> when i grew up, when i started my adult life to dropout of college three times i couldn't afford to pay for. i was doing construction painting houses, laying tile and doing anything to get my next batch of money. i drove two and three hundred dollar cars. i pained my land lord's apartment. i never expected the rich to give me money. i expected to earn money. >> different time, different promised so much. one of the problems we have is that all the easy choices are in back of us. all the simple solutions are years ago. all we have in of us today if you play this out is hard choices. even worse, they are all going to be unpopular. party is saying. w

republican party to fail and today he announced today frum posted his final letter to aei, president arthur brooks's lunch meeting with mr. brooks. effective immediately my position as a resident fellow at the american enterprise int tut is terminated. i do regret this abrupt and unexpected conclusion of our relationship. what might be different after frum's seven-year relationship at aei? frum wrote an opinion piece for cnn in which he concluded that the waterloo for president obama predicted by jim demint had indeed arrived for the republican party, and frum repeated that charge on this network. >> in this debate republicans have listened to the most radical voices in the party. no compromise, hand the president his waterloo. if this turns out to be our waterloo today, then there has to be an accountability moment for that. this will be a much worse outcome than we could have got than if we had negotiated early. that was shouted down, we went the radical way looking for waterloo and we arrived at waterloo. >> and listen to what he said. >> republicans originally thought that fox worked for us, a