. >> dave malpass, i want to know this though.conomics here and there's politics here, so if you crush the study, you say the study was no good, numbers are no good, they acknowledge by the way that they made mistakes though they have not acknowledged that their analysis is wrong, but does this open the door and give a free pass to free spending you? know, the paul krugmans of the world on the far left, the joe stiglitzes of the world, they will take the new umass study and say we told you so. let's forget about the debt, spend our way into oblivion, kind of like what obama did in 2009 and 2010. >> yeah, and they are using that to cover up a lot of problems. bad government is at the root of the slow recovery, and i have to go back to the european situation. you know, they call it austerity, but you've got to make the distinction between whether you're talking about higher taxes or less government spending. if you reduce government spending, the private sector is encouraged. it's just like a tax cut whereas if you raised countries