kentucky congressman jeff davis says the president's economic efforts have fallen short. >> the nation's unemployment has been 9% for 16 mont despite the obama administration promised the $1 trillion stimulus would keep unemployment below 8%. the question is where are the jobs? >> davis says employers are afraid to invest. for example, the health care bill includes 3,800 pages of regulations. he is requiring that congress take an un-and-down vote on every major rule. >>> in afghanistan aed is bombing happened midday. there is no immediate connection but comes on the anniversary of an area that killed 142 people. that bombing killed more afghan civilians than any other incident. four killed in today's blast were policemen. >>> in pakistan millions continue to battle for survival. the floods damaged 1/5 of the country. the u.n. says about 8 million people are dependent on aid and add to that 1 million people haven't received any help at this point and 3 million are in desperate need of food. aid workers blame the poor response on the sheer scope of the disaster. >>> the invest into the gul

jeff davis, one of our colleague from kentucky, has put forward an initiative called "the reigns act. " it says that if there is a proposed rule by a non-elected federal agency that would have a bigger than $100 million impact on the economy, you don't get to publish that in the federal register. that has to, you have to have an upper down vote on that by the elected members of congress. that is congress taking authority back from the executive branch. this is no longer where businesses will be threatened by a cap and trade regime that is so controversial they cannot get it through this congress. they are proposing to do an end run through the environmental protection agency. we suggest those days need to be gone. finally, taking a playbook from speaker nancy pelosi's lines, the health care bill had to be passed so that people would know what was in it. it has passed and the more people find out about it, the less they like it and the proof is in the polling. one of the most outrageous things in the health care bill was the 1099 requirements that says that small business, big business

. >> hi, i am jeff davis, and i worked in kentucky's fourth congressional district. mr. de americans began their news -- began their day with the news that are economy has lost jobs, the prodigious by the fact that the obama and then reject administration promised us the stimulus would keep unemployment below 8%. the question remains, where are the jobs? the obama administration told us this would be a recovery summer, but growth has slowed to the anemic levels. our national debt is growing by more than $4 billion per day. as it turns out, recovery summer was nothing more than a meaningless slogans. americans don't want slogans, they want solutions. that isn't that what republicans are offering. stimulus spending, government takeovers and federal mandates have all failed our nation. this uncertainty is one of the main reasons our economy is not creating enough jobs. republicans believe we need to get away from these policies and instead take action on common- sense steps to help small businesses get back to creating jobs. we call on president obama to abandon his plan to

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jeff davis of kentucky has put forward an initiative that regulates. it regulates the executive in the district in deep. it says this, if there is a proposed rule by a non elected federal agency that would have a bigger than $100 million in back of the economy, you do not diskette to publish that in the federal register. yet to have an up or down vote on that by the elected members of congress. that is congress taking a party back from the executive branch. no longer will our businesses be threatened by a cap and a trade regime that is so controversial they cannot even get it through this congress. we suggest those days need to be gone. finally, taking the play book helped of speaker pelosi's line bet that the health care has to be passive people would know what is in it. it has passed. the more people find out about it, the less they like it. one of the most outrageous things in that health care bill is the 1099 requirement that says that small business, small business, -- big business, any business -- it features $600 in a transaction over the year,

jeff davis used his radio address to pound his economic record.e suggested the economy would thrive if regulation was lesson. let's go to nebraska and are independent line. caller: good morning. i am an independent. i was a democrat for 40 years. i worked democratic campaigns for candidates. this is going to be 1994 all over again. you can see the ground swell. people want change. i am a minority. i am proudly elected a minority president, but i am not proud of his record. peake. host: republicans are looking at 30 governor seats. they are likely to do particularly well in the midwest. that would reverse the current state of the governors and actions which are held by 26 governments -- 26 democrats and one independent. it may provide few protections for democrats this year, especially in three mid-western states. it is the time for redistricting. that is the process of dividing the nation into 435 congressional districts which occurs after each census. the institute mississippi and the democrat line. caller: hello. it will not be 1994 again. they

after that, congressman jeff davis of the house ways and means committee but the republican address talks about legislation that would require congress to take them up and down both before it can be enforced. >> on monday, we celebrate labor day. it's a chance to get together with family and friends, to throw some food on the grill, and have a good time. but it's also a day to honor the american worker to reaffirm our commitment to the great american middle class that has, for generations, made our economy the envy of the world. that is especially important now. i don't have to tell you that this is a very tough time for our country. millions of our neighbors have been swept up in the worst recession in our lifetimes. and long before this recession hit, the middle class had been taking some hard shots. long before this recession, the values of hard work and responsibility that built this country had been given short shrift. for a decade, middle class families felt the sting of stagnant incomes and declining economic security. companies were rewarded with tax breaks for creating jobs overs

jeff tedford. the bears opening the season against uc davis. first quarter, wasting no time. bears on the move. kevin riley. in the end zone. 23-yard hookup. second quarter, riley again. this time finding marvin jones. diving in. 13-yard connection. 14-0. a few minutes later that star in the making, true freshman keenan allen. remember this name. tacks the handoff. looks like he wants to throw. sees an opening and takes off running. 18 yards and in. 21-0. he also caught a td. 35-0 at the half. the bears win big 52-3. >>> across the bay jim harbaugh and the stanford cardinal kicking off their season at the expense of state. 7-0 cardinal. luck going to the air. how pretty is that? he takes care of the rest. 81-yard pass play. 14-0, cardinal on top. later in the first. they are not done. cardinal cruising. luck is at it again. to stephan taylor. how about 59 yards worth of work. 21-7. right now 38-7 stanford leading at the half. while cal and stanford are beating up on their opponents, san jose state's turn to buck that trend. they are facing the top ranked team in the nation. crimson tide is heav

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i'm going to repeat my remarks because finally, i really want to hear what jeff bell has to say, having heard daviswill. but want to close with one thought. and that is this. the focus right now understand is on what's going to happen, with the tea party be effective in elections coming up, and i think it's a pretty good assumption that they will. but as important and interesting as that is, a vastly more important question will be what happens in 2011? if the republican party in congress fails again to deliver on its promises, it's going to be a very, very chaotic political year in 2011 and beyond. and, frankly, speaking as a journalist, that's going to make, going to make a target-rich environment for those of in journalism. thank you. [applause] >> thanks very much, mark. we will have jeff bell here. we also want to get to questions because i'm sure a lot of you ve questions and want to ask. our next speaker will be jeff bill. just without policy director of the american principles project which is a new job for them. he said many jobs and a very distinguished career. as an author and republican