i'm not suggesting that people are eating bonbons, not at all.have proven with the north carolina study, cut off benefits or give them limitations people miraculously start finding work. it will force them into the labor force. not necessarily getting exact same job they had before and giving them career path they had. ronald reagan had 20% growth in the same period after significant recession. 2013 is lucky if we hit 3% growth. gdp has only gone over 3% five or six times in the 18 reporting quarters. neil: rich, let me ask you this. , that whatever growth numbers are, that this unemployment insurance, or extension of benefits has, has kept the growth what it is? in other words, without it would have been worse? >> absolutely not. this is what i do think. we read word for word. we can not extrapolate. just because this happened in north carolina therefore it is good for the nation, authors of the study say clearly that is not the case. i also would not want to blame her so-called low growth rate on unemployment. that is ridiculous result argument

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you're not talking to people getting $5,000, $10,000 a month so they can eat bonbons all day. it's not an incentive to sit on your behind and not get a job. as i said before, there's not enough jobs for these people. a lot of these long-term unemployed, it becomes harder and harder to find a job. >> one of the issues the president's going to try and tackle now in 2014 is what he deems income inequality. i want to bring a very important chart that shows what's happened to middle-class people since obama was inaugurated. look. 2009, median income, $55,958. five years later, november of 2013, $52,163. david, is the president presenting a false argument, at least under his administration? because middle-class people are doing worse under his administration. >> for a variety of reasons. let's just start with you can't blame obama for everything, but five years into a recovery shows you that you really don't have a recovery, and there's a role when policy plays into it. there's an anti-business environment for a variety of reasons. and there hasn't been any tax reform. deal with the

she's not sitting home eating bonbons watching football. she's looking and looking and looking.support them. that's what america's about, you know, we lend a lifeline to people during these times of need. and the most important thing we can do for her and for everyone else who is unemployed is grow the economy, grow it at a faster clip, pass immigration reform which grows the economy, invest in our roads and bridges and in our other infrastructure. give people the skills to succeed. pick up the pace. we need to have our foot on the accelerator and not on the brake. and that's what the president's trying to do. >> mr. secretary, i appreciate as we do every month to come and talk about the jobs numbers. >> it's always a pleasure to talk to you guys. tell your staff to take their coats off. it's pretty warm down here. >> getting warmer. labor secretary, tom perez, take care. we may make it nine jobs friday in a row, that we continue the rally. >> looking closely at it, again, i mean, the bond market's taking this number seriously it's a negative, that means interest rates go lower