we are behind the europeans and they have chunnel and the trains that go 300 miles per hour, and we ride that thing called the amtrak which is nice, but it is certainly yesterday. and put a big tunnel through new york to new jersey and tell the g governor to get out of the way and bullet trains in asia and everybody is ahead of us and we are putting along like it is 1953. your thoughts, governor? >> well, secretary reich is absolutely right. it is the time for action, and the president should understand what the american people are looking for in this election is what is next? what are the plans. we know that the economy has improved, buttal stalled, and what is next? governor romney has suggested to cut taxes, and first of all it has never worked in the last 60 years, and if it were to work, it is two to three years down the road, and bob's plan is a good one in particularly infrastructure, and 25,000 jobs are produced for every $1 billion of infrastructure spending and every expert agrees with that. chris, if we did a $200 billion infrastructure improvement program and not just roads a

they have the chunnel, the trains that go 300 miles aen hour. we ride that wild west buck board called the amtrak, which is nice but is certainly yesterday. put a big tunnel in new york from new jersey. tell that governor to get out of the way and put that thing in. we have bullet trains in asia. everybody's ahead of us now. and we're put-putting along like it's 1953. your thoughts, governor? >> secretary reich is absolutely right. it's the time for action. and the president should understand what the american people, i think, are looking for in this election is what's next. what are the plans? we know the economy's improved but it's stalled. what's next? governor romney is suggesting that we cut taxes. first of all, that's never worked in the last 60 years. even if it were to work, its two, three, four years down the road. we need action now. i think bob's plan is a good one, particularly infrastructure. 25,000 jobs are produced for every billion dollars of infrastructure spending. every expert agrees with that. chris, if we did a $200 billion

they've got the chunnel, they've got the trains that go 300 miles an hour. we ride that wild west buckboard called the amtrak, which is nice, but it certainly is yesterday. they've got -- put a big tunnel to new york from new jersey. tell that governor to get out of the way and put that thing in. we have bullet train in asia. everybody's ahead of us now and we're put-putting along here like it's 1953. your thoughts, governor? >> secretary reich is absolutely right. it's the time for action. the president should understand what the american people, i think, are looking for in this election is what's next? what are the plans? we know the economy's improved, but it's stalled. what's next? governor romney is suggesting that we cut taxes. first of all, that's never worked in the last 60 years, but even if it were to work, that's two, three, four years down the road. we need action now. i think bob's plan is a good one, particularly infrastructure. 25,000 jobs are produced for every billion dollars of infrastructure spending. every expert agrees with that. chris,

. >> you go right through the chunnel. have you done that on weekends yet? >> i haven't yet. >> you're busy. >> the pound still being at 1.60, i will tell you, that still hurts. >> that's what i mean. you're an hour away or two hours away from paris, i think. it's about two hours really on a nice train. >> but that's not the cheapest city will in the world. i have to go to greece if i want to capture the benefit. >> draw. all right. thank, kelly. back here in the states, the dow and s&p are 10% from the recent peaks. would mark a so-called correction. michelle jury girar dwchlt d an christopher joining us. i was going to ask you for your top stock pick, but that might not be you. did you downgrade any growth expect sxapgs ations after frid? >> no, and you had said we're hearing that people are -- uncertainty pushing companies to the hiring sidelines. and the kram figuclaims figure evidence didn't suggest. and understandably all the uncertainty has pushed companies i think into a much more conservative mode and when you're only getting this kind of job growth