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i almost think there's that mentality where they don't think it doesn't matter ho u much you raise taxesn entrepreneurship, how much you raise taxes on savings and investment, they think that people are going to go on working and toiling even if it fierce the government rather than for themselves and their families and share holders and investors. and i do worry a we gravitate down this path, we're going have this. >> i don't have a lot of time. what about a republican coalition with moderate democrats to extend the bush tax cuts on capital gains, dividends, and successful ear r earners? is such a coalition possible, dan? >> well, i think it's unlikely that you'll get enough democratsing although with the political tide turning against them and a lot them scared about keeping their seating in 2010 i suppose anything is possible but that would have to require obama's signature. there's no way there's a two-thirds vote to push through pro bono tax policy. >> last question, 30 seconds.le. can the republicans and whoever, stop the proliferation of tax hikes? can they just knock them down now

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the democratic party are obsessing over the protests that they are seeing coming from people though ho they would like to have sit down and shut up. and those are these people who are looked over the last year. i mean, this has not happened because of the president's personality. many of these people like him personally. what people are being driven into politics and being driven into this movement by is a concern over spending, debt, and the power of the government and seemingly the unwillingness of our leaders in washington to be responsive to the people. >> bill: all right. mr. rove, thanks as always. next on the run down mr. morris will take a look at obama and the tv comments and possible detaunt with the g.o.p. later, big interview with our pal jon stewart. what does he think of president obama's job performance so far? stewart ahead. >> bill: continuing now with our lead story, president obama remains skeptical about cable tv news coverage in his administration. joining us from atlanta dick morris the purveyor of the very fine political web site dick morris.com. all right, you h

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and so it is clear they have made a mental turn from gung-ho let's kill a lot of bad guys and leave andill some more bad guys to actually clear hold the an build which is what the pet tray us an mcchrystal model is about. it really about the governor coming in and offering blankets. >> all right, back to other matters. evan bayh's decision to leave the united states senate, do you buy his view of the senate, in other words, what he said the reason was, why he was leaving? >> i have no reason not to buy it, jim. i admire anybody who runs for office. it's a very personal decision and a decision not to run is equally personal. i think in evan bayh's case, i don't think it's a question of bipartisanship as much as it is every year "fortune" magazine lists a hundred best places to work. container store and smuckers jams, places like that are always listed. nobody has listed the united states senate. i mean it is not a positive work environment. and there is a lack of civility, there really is. one of the great suggestions that was made i think by norm war ebstein the political scientist who

how to count votes and how ho work procedure.teresting he doesn't think there's an easy way to do that. both sides think they have to put the pressure on the other. now, the house is going to take some smaller action. they plan to carve out a piece of their health care bill and try to put it through next week, again, on the house side, which would take away the exemption that the health insurance companies have the antitrust exemption, which gives them some competitive advantages, as compared to other kinds of companies. but we don't expect that would work in the senate, because we already know that they didn't go for that. so there's a lot of strategy here. it's like they've got all the staff looking in the rule books, trying to find the best way to go forward. >> speaking of trust, you actually said anti-trust, but i was desperate for a segue, kelly, isn't this all reflective of the lack of trust between the house and senate, with both leaders pointing of others and saying, you go first. it seems like the house is saying, we wo

eating the e-4s, the noncome, he wanted to find out how their food was, how they were treated, you ho their equipment was, how their protection wasment and he took care of his people back home. in johnstown, pennsylvania, an economically troubled place. and listen, he got every buck he could, public and private in there. he was no plaster snake but every week he was at bethesda naval hospital, the walter reed, visiting, comforting, consoling and encouraging wounded warriors, just that kind of a guy. he will be missed. >> lehrer: but david, he had another, he had a king pork -- >> i didn't know him but he existed at the nexus between pork and lobbyist. and he was part of the process and he did get billions or trillions for jouncetown but did it for the process that created the earmark, the culture of pork in washington i which i think is part of the problem. and the ekd thing this a policy matter, he became a big tir in 2005 calling for withdrawal of u.s. troops from iraq. i thought at that time that was mistaken policy and i think history has proven it would have been a mistake. >> le

and i think it was ho chin dao that we have to not only create a material -- what's the word? >> a national country but also a spiritual country. >> a spiritual country. they are doing their best to revive confucianism and the culture and the heritage is valued very highly in china. they have a wonderful history. which we see coming up. they do a lot to support the language and the culture. the people and government is fighting for is to have a balance with between modernity and history. that's not -- we all have to balance our life between what we want to achieve economically and what we want to achieve in our personal values. >> as to education. first of all, china has a literacy rate of 96%. because the chinese have always put a premium on education. but their education system is almost totally rote learning. particularly those people on the course to university, it's all taught, rote, it's all boring. but that's true with most education. but most education systems in the world. we've got -- we have all over the world we are teaching, we are doing the education yesterday as

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