. >> that has to do with cea. the amount of money they have in reserves is based on a 20-year return cycle. they haven't had 20 years >> our buildings are 80 or 90 areas old. our agents said, we will merely pay you $120 per square foot. if that should fall down, we won't be able to pay out every client. it doesn't make sense. that's why we choose not to purchase >> there are a lot of things that come into play with that. when you pay a premium, you are paying into a reserve. so the cea builds up a reserve. they can't build up the reserve otherwise. that's how their building it. the national flood insurance is a public pool. the same thing is true there. they didn't have enough in their reserves to pay out the returns. congress had to pass legislation to authorize the replenishment. that's how these pools are set up. government is involved in how the additional funding comes. i am not specific with how it works in california. part of the reason states are putting this up as opposed to a company that does this. >> s

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the consumer protection agency -- >> i am sorry, that cea fate is not going to work out. >> to you have any time in on it? >> i did not expect that ca and consumer would be down this week -- that cea and consumer would be done this week. i do not have a timeline for those two openings. those two openings. >> can you say what the nsc meeting is about today? >> serious and massive security issues. i do not want to get everybody nervous. it is something that the president does fairly regularly. >> president obama said that there could be patriots on both sides of the iraq issue. does he believe there could be patriots on both sides of the health care issue, government spending, taxes, and the like? >> sure. inherently, your question is that -- the president is not going to question the patriotism of those who have a different viewpoint. they may have policy differences, but, based on those disagreements, the president would not make the argument that somebody is more or less patriotic based on having his position on an issue. >> the politics, the games -- ing, that's certainly >> [unintell

>> no, i did not expect cea and consumer to be done. expiresr's tenure tomorrow. i do not have a tough one for those openings. >> did you say what the meeting would be about today? >> a series of national security issues. i do not want to get everybody nervous. it is something that the president does fairly regularly. >> in a speech on tuesday night, the president said there could be presidents -- patriots on both sides of the iraq issue. does he believe there could be patriots on both sides of health care, government spending, the like? >> sure. inherent in your question -- the president is not going to question the patriotism of people who have different views. they may have different policy views, but based on those disagreements, at least the president would not make the argument that someone is more or less patriotic based on the fact that they share his position on a policy issue. >> what about this republican game playing -- can you have it both ways? >> let us take for instance what the president said on monday about the small-business bill. the president

think it says a great deal to the hopeful outcome of this that you're just taking it head on, for god cea'ske. >> you have to, but this is the first week. the chemoand the radiation continues to burn your mouth and it becomes more difficult to swall swallow. you can't take solids, so the whole trip is not a -- >> did they find it early enough for their liking? >> i sure as [ bleep ] hope so. >> larry: sanjay, isn't stage four final stage? >>. >> well, with this type of cancer, they talk about letters after the 4 as well, so you have a, b, and sometimes c after that. basically, it means he has cancer that has spread to his lymph nodes, most likely. he didn't give a lot of details, as you heard there. to his lymph nodes, but not to the rest of his body. but given that he's getting this aggressive therapy early on, the chemo and the radiation, that's what you do for this type of cancer. in the olden days, five, ten years ago, things move fast, they would remove a lot of areas of the cancer, including a larynx, which would leave someone without the ability to speech naturally. now chemo and rad

we've got people that think they need an audience when they're brushing their teeth, for god cease sa cea'scome on! i think a lot of it is fun. i see some things on there, and i contribute, because i look. i see some things on there that are really creative and fun, and i get a -- i love watching animals on youtube, just people's pets and stuff, doing crazy stuff. but i do think we've taught our kids, with all this the technology, that they got to be the center of attention. so they start pushing the envelope and doing more and more reckless things. i worry about that. i think we are just so focused on people paying attention to us, that it's going to -- where's it stop, i guess, is the point? >> larry: what did you make of the whole dr. laura thing? >> well, you know, i don't know dr. laura. it's interesting that we're kind of both in the same space in terms of giving advice. but my sense is that whether you like or don't like her style and the way she goes about things, i've always thought that for the most part, she seemed to have her heart in the right place, really trying to help peopl

i have complete clfidance he is going to do an outstanding job as cea chair. and, finally, tomorrow we will commemorate not only the heartbreak of september 11th, but also the enduring values and resilient spirit of america. both michelle and i will be joining our fellow citizens in remembering those who were lost on that day and honoring all who exhibited such extraordinary heroism in the midst of tragedy. i will have further remarks tomorrow. but for now, let me just note that tomorrow is a national day of service and remembrance, and i hope each oufs finds a way to serve our fello citizens. not only to reaffirm our deepest value as americans but to rekindle that spirit of unity and common purpose that we felt in the day that is followed that september morning. and now, i would be happy to take some questions and i'm going to start with dar lean. >> thank you, mr. president. you said this week that democrats wouldn't do well in the november elections if it turns out to be a referendum on the economy. but with millions of people out of work and millions of pe

. >> are we likely to get an announcement this week on either the consumer agency job or cea? >> no, i have not gotten white smoke on that except to say -- obviously nothing that i know of today. i can't rule out that at some point that may come during the week. yes, sir. >> your former budget director, mr. orszag, wrote in the new york times today that the administration and democrats should compromise with the republicans in congress and extend all of the bush tax cuts for two years and then get rid of them. one of the reasons for that, he said, in terms of keeping the tax cuts in place, is, "higher taxes now would crimp consumer spending, further depressing the already inadequate demand for what firms are capable of producing at full tilt." so your omb director is saying that if you guys go ahead with what you're proposing, which is allowing them to expire on the richest americans -- >> jake, i think that -- i think peter was mostly -- if i read the article correctly, i think peter was mostly discussing the permanence of and the extension of those that involved the middle c

i have complete confidence he's going to do an outstanding job as cea chair. and finally, tomorrow we will commemorate not only the heartbreak of september 11th, but also the enduring values and resilient spirit of america. both michelle and i will be joining our fellow citizens in remembering those who were lost on that day and honoring all who exhibited such extraordinary heroism in the midst of tragedy. i'll have further remarks tomorrow, but for now let me just note that tomorrow is a national day of service and remembrance and i hope each of us finds a way to serve our fellow citizens -- not only to reaffirm our deepest values as americans, but to rekindle that spirit of unity and common purpose that we felt in the days that followed that september morning. and now i'd be happy to take some questions, and i'm going to start with darlene superville of ap. >> thank you, mr. president. you said this week that democrats wouldn't do well in the november elections if it turns out to be a referendum on the economy. but with millions of people out of work and mil

the nonpartisan congressional budget office, cea's own estimates, and estimates for range of respected private sector analysis suggests that the act has already raised employment by approximately 3 million jobs relative to what it what it already been. what the act has not done is prevent unemployment from going above 8%, something else that jared and i projected it would do. the reason that that prediction was so far off is implicit in much of what i have just been saying this afternoon. an estimate of what the economy will look like if the policies adopted contains two components, forecast of what would happen in the absence of the policy and an estimate of the effect of the policy. as i've described, our estimates of the impact of the recovery act have proven to be quite accurate. but we like virtually every other forecaster failed to anticipate just how violent the recession would be in the absence of policy and the degree to which the usual relationship between gdp and unemployment would break down. the report was very clear that there was a great deal of uncertainty about the no

i have complete confidence he's going to do an outstanding job as cea chair. and finally, tomorrow we will commemorate not only the heartbreak of september 11th, but also the enduring values and resilient spirit of america. both michelle and i will be joining our fellow citizens in remembering those who were lost on that day and honoring all who exhibited such extraordinary heroism in the midst of tragedy. i'll have further remarks tomorrow, but for now let me just note that tomorrow is a national day of service and remembrance and i hope each of us finds a way to serve our fellow citizens -- not only to reaffirm our deepest values as americans, but to rekindle that spirit of unity and common purpose that we felt in the days that followed that september morning. and now i'd be happy to take some questions, and i'm going to start with darlene superville of ap. >> thank you, mr. president. you said this week that democrats wouldn't do well in the november elections if it turns out to be a referendum on the economy. but with millions of people out of work and mil

i have complete confidence he's going to do an outstanding job as cea chair. and finally, tomorrow we will commemorate not only the heartbreak of september 11th, but also the enduring values and resilient spirit of america. both michelle and i will be joining our fellow citizens in remembering those who were lost on that day and honoring all who exhibited such extraordinary heroism in the midst of tragedy. i'll have further remarks tomorrow, but for now let me just note that tomorrow is a national day of service and remembrance and i hope each of us finds a way to serve our fellow citizens -- not only to reaffirm our deepest values as americans, but to rekindle that spirit of unity and common purpose that we felt in the days that followed that september morning. and now i'd be happy to take some questions, and i'm going to start with darlene superville of ap. >> thank you, mr. president. you said this week that democrats wouldn't do well in the november elections if it turns out to be a referendum on the economy. but with millions of people out of work and mil