obama care or start up amtrak or continue to fund the united states postal service or put up with conrail, which has now thankfully gone private and profitable. but, see, that's the problem. they think, well, we're smart. we'll spend your money better than you. and as john and others have pointed out, that's not been the case over and over and over. so i don't know where harry reid comes up with this idea. i think just cut spending. say, look, we haven't figured it out. we're big government, and we haven't figured it out. ronald reagan had that right. i wish other presidents would follow. >> they seem to be saying it's not a spending problem, it's a revenue problem. we just need to bring in more money. >> would harry reid be in office if the majority didn't believe this on some level? let's be straight about it. the majority of rich people certainly don't still think their taxes still need to go up after this year's huge increase on the rich. but the majority of people vote for democrats in the last four years, and the congressional district senators, the president, and that is obviously

it was born during the reagan administration put together from conrail. >> ronald reagan had a yellow if something could be found in the yellow book, it should be done by the private sector. unfortunately, the administration now is taking the opposite view, and claiming many services are governmental and not subject to competition. >> there was a proposed policy change to broaden the definition of an governmental function. >> food sources were being insourced. >> the obama care rollout has now been corrected, but early visitors were not able to shop without first providing private information. >> you go online to amazon or ebay, and you see the price. decide if it's worth it. you can comparison shop with other websites. >> and many states are doing the opposite. >> today there are governors and mayors across the country that are privatizing hospitals and privatizing toll roads and parking garages, and using the private sector for information technology, and building geographic information systems. >> there have been complaints and unions objected and in indiana there are accusations t