waiving the work provision in welfare reform and who did it and who says the whole country will see red beccritics are calling it the end of welfare reform as we know it. the obama administration leading it up to the states to decide whether the welfare recipients have to work to get benefits and toby, you say this will unravel the one entitlement reform, that is actually working. >> where is clinton. you know, this is a program that works. thises an entitlement that we cut back and it works. i mean, we need one thing to point out that you can actually cut back on entitlements in in country and people aren't going to feel dying of starvation in the streets, but lo and behold, now you can use a smoking cessation class and that's working and i can do homework for my kid and that counts as working and this is-- >> hey, that's working. >> this is the entitlement mentality gone wild. >> and steve, you might actually agree with toby. >> how do i get the words out of my mouth? i agree with toby, this is polarizing, we need unity and ask taxpayers having had a hard time to make end meet to pay for

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bec becky, give us a preview of what is happening with the countdown being on at least for the u.s. and other parts of the world to get a chance to see the opening ceremonies. >> that is right. we are what for hours away and counting now. you can really feel the buzz in london. i'm at hyde park, and one of the big zones and one of the four acts that will connect into the opening ceremony which is at the olympic park of course in the east side of london. we have duran duran, and stereophonics and aptly named scot paola paccini who will be playing at the olympic stadium, and quite remarkable to think of what has gone on into the planning for this. they have been practicing months and months and danny boyle, the drek tor of "slumdog millionaire" has been organizing events and we won't tell you too much about that, because a lot of it is under wraps and when you get piers down, there he will give us more of a sense of what is going on, but, yeah, here at the center of london as it were at hyde park we got tens of thousands of people already pulling in. it reiained a little bit this morn

the president coming in to office assumed that his economic policies if we had a $800 bec e billion stimulushere in 2012 the president told us that unemployment would be at 6%, so it's a very, very sobering report. one that shows that so many millions of americans are out looking for work and aren't getting the full-time employment they're looking for and gives governor romney an opening. >> mayor? >> you have 26 straight months of private sector job growth and bhil no one is happy with the current unemployment situation, directionally, there is job growth. it's not fast enough. it's not strong enough. and not enough jobs are being created. but part of the narrative has to be the inaction of congress. certainly, the transportation bill is welcomed and should have been bigger, stronger. and political obstruction to public policy measures that would create jobs are an important part of this conversation. >> i think both you, mayor, and ron, would agree that the critical thing here is to find ways to create jobs, give me your best recipe to create jobs right now. >> well, right now in the publi

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the stuff that jan talked about with the supreme court, the warping of sfuginstitutions bec of this heavy freight may be a drag politically. >> on the subject of taxes, there are growing reports from both sides that the bush tax cuts, they may let them expire at the end of the year. does that happen? >> right now, anything regarding the end of the year is possible. everything is an abstraction and everything is theoretical. nobody knows who is going to win. everything depends who wins. if they hold the house, win the senate and elect mitt romney. if the president wins and democrats hold the senate or get the house, or combination of that, the president will set his own course. i can't see a scenario right now where the bush tax cuts expire without something coming right after it. right after it part is the difficult park. legislating tax reform is extremely difficult. it will take months and months. i don't think the economy and wall street and small businesses is interested in washington telling them you won't have tax cuts. you'll have tax uncertainty. everything right now is theoretica

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first of all if it's not the time bec economy to raise taxes, then it's also not the time to cut spendingnomic effect. second of all, this notion that this is simply a tax increase on high income people is not quite accurate. those who earn more than $250,000 receive all the same tax breaks that everybody else does on the income up to $250,000. they just don't receive the additional tax reduction on income above $250,000. and third, you know, this notion that a tax on people who earn more than $250,000 attacks the engine of job creation in small business, that's just one of the most commonly cited incorrect facts in washington. there was a -- the way you get that figure is by counting as small businesses everyone who has unassociated business income. that includes every big privately owned firm. the fact is a treasury study recently said that if you count as small businesses all businesses that with revenues of $10 million and below, this tax -- this tax change would affect 2% of small businesses not most small businesses. jon: doug i'm sure there is a lot you want to respond to there. le

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