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let's bring in joan walsh editor at large for salon.com and joe madison with us tonight.ent a little cover here, joan. did you hear what i heard there? he's basically throwing middle classers under the bus after all the corporate tax breaks, after all the bush tax cuts extensions he's turning to union workers and saying, you got to bite the bullet, too. what do you make of that? >> obviously, union workers and other workers have already sacrificed. the thing about shared sacrifice is when do we get to share it? we sacrifice, workers sacrifice, and the corporate america never does. so that part of it is disturbing. you know, it's part of the president's campaign, though, to be the most reasonable man in the room and to be the person who's above this partisan fray and to convince americans that he's willing to make the tough compromises that other politics won't. i'm not sure in this economy that that's going to be a terribly convincing message, but his advisers are sticking to it. >> what do you make of it, joe? can this it president get re-elected saying this to the middl

host of the joe madison show on sirius x.m. satellite radio is on the air from six to ten am weekdays on channel one twenty eight and brian darling columnist of human events and contributor to red state dot com and big government dot com and director of government studies at the heritage foundation welcome to all of you and let's get started. officially. the economy added one hundred seventy seven thousand four hundred seventeen thousand jobs we get we got this news this morning the seventeenth straight month the president had this to say about. but while this marks the seventeenth month in a row of job growth in the private sector nearly two and a half million new private sector jobs in alt. we have to create more jobs than that each month to make up for the more than eight million jobs that the recession collect so that's the good news and contrast to have million new jobs so far to bush's three million for his only years but the bad news the dow dropped five hundred twelve points yesterday it was back a little bit today with

host of the joe madison show on sirius x.m. satellite radio during weekdays six to ten am yesterday on channel one twenty eight thanks for getting up stand up so late. to begin warren buffett turned heads this week when he wrote this in the new york times he wrote while the poor and middle class fight for us in afghanistan and while most americans struggle to make ends meet we measure which continue to get our extraordinary tax breaks my friends and i have been coddled long enough billionaire friendly cars it's time for our government to get serious about shared sacrifice talks news followed up by accusing buffett of being a socialist. warren buffett wrote an op ed in new york times today so we should be i think you mentioned earlier we should get we should be taxed more i guess for the people who are doing a little cuddling you guys want to create your article you know these are job creators tax them a little bit more because they're not doing enough already what is this i mean is he completely a socialist so my question what'

and joe madison talk show host of sirius xm radio. let me thank both of you for joining me. ryan, let me start with you. the president has said that right after labor day he is going to lay out an extensive jobs plan and challenge the congress. what can you tell us is going to be in that plan or do we know yet and what do you think the likelihood of getting that plan through congress? >> the plan is still being crafted. but you can hazard some guesses at this point about what he's going to present. first of all, you can guess that he's probably -- and this is what i'm hearing, that he will probably push for some significant amount of infrastructure investment. not only does that help create jobs immediately, but it is overwhelmingly popular. it is hard to find people out there who oppose investment in infrastructure, roads, bridges, schools, et cetera. the other thing he will push for very early on is extending unemployment benefits. right now , you have, and you hinted at this at the beginning of your show, more than 6 million people out of work for more than six months. th

joe madison said yes it needs to be reformed bp but we have rejected the ryan plan. it down the american public's throat even they they said, there is not the reform we want? >> i like a lot of as spefkts ryan plan. the tea party has everybody back in d.c. insane. they call us arsonists, suicide bombers, terrorists, jihadists because they -- >> they are not. >> they sure are. >> let me get -- david -- >> nobody is calling a jihadist or terrorist -- >> oh, yes they have. >> no, they haven't. >> i'm sure heidi will denounce sarah palin saying the president started in a terrorist living room. let me ask you david, give me the political landscape of 24. tea party goes back out. starts doing these town hall meetings after this whole devicive polarizing. are they going to help or hurt in doing this. >> i think you're right, american people weren't too excited about the reform plan when it was first introduced. it doesn't seem to get a lot of grass roots ground swell support from conserve ranks. they were a little bit but to my point of view relatively silent. they want to

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. >> hey, hey, guys -- >> joe madison, first of all, just for the record, the obama campaign said they'renow where these came from, but second of all, joe, i mean, we are talking about mitt romney who was in this huge home, looking at the lake while we're dealing with the debt ceiling. let's point out something. you damn right it's weird putting your dog on top of a roof. tomorrow is old news, so i mean, the reality is politics is a contact sport, and you have on the other side they swiftboated one candidate. look, these guys -- this is amazing. this is a party that showed obama with a bone through his nose. this is a party that referred to him as -- >> that's not true. the party didn't do that? >> i think they called it the tea party, which is now part of the republican party. >> they didn't do that. they wouldn't say that. the republican party certainly didn't do that. >> well, hey, america, don't be fooled. >> john, we're talking about -- you really don't want to talk about old news and going back to how some people in the republican party went back to the president's birs certificate

watching me now and joining me for this discussion is joe madison, a sirius xm radio host and tony, ayndicated columnist and former newt gingrich press secretary. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> joe, help me read the tea leafs here, pun intended. isn't it time to margin lies this movement? >> the way you marginalize it, is i would pick up on something john conniers said in a caucus meeting. you're not going to change any of the tea party leadership's mind about what we do no more in the 60s you would change the dixie krats and democratic party. what we need to do, i think as john proposed, is stay true to our base. educate america. this is why you are seeing these polls the way they are. people got educated and this debate we had about raising the debt ceiling and they saw how this sausage, and that's when a we refer to to it, the mess of how to make sausage and they didn't like it and i think that's who the polls reflect. so stay true to our base. i think educate the president that he's got to do something bold, and let me make this quick so tony doesn't accuse me of

madison, wisconsin. it couldn't be more em paw thete cal to this small town jie. what are they doing coming there, joe? me out. go back to madison, wisconsin you weird owes. >> it is weird when foundations come up and get involved. i agree. i don't think there is any reason for a public school to be doing a reliege -- religious ceremony. god hear yourself prayer wherever you are. and i think if you think praying before a football game -- runt interfering with the prayers, oh god i know you are getting prayers from the sick and the poor, but we need this two-point conversion, so move our prayer to the front. say what you need to say, but don't make a spectacle out of it. >> i don't know. i can understand the legal argument, but it is the best way for an atheist to go pr-wise, to go to another state and harass a group of people minding their own business. isn't it a little too much? >> they should probably leave them alone. they are getting ready to smash into each other for an hour or more with the force of small car accidents over and over and over again. these kids routinely die playing the game and so

joe." jonathan capehart still with us. michael steele still with us, and joining us now from madison, wisconsin, the republican governor of good morning. good to have you on the show this morning. >> good morning. >> you're losing your voice a little bit. somewhat of a busy week? >> i am. was at the state fair and raised a lot of money for kids but unfortunately my voice is gone. >> it is. well, i guess we are moving ahead now, the democrats. we, as in -- we. >> i'm over here, mika. >> and thank god allmight any heaven. >> she's looking at me. michael steele is saying, it doesn't work like that. i'm sorry. >> we're looking ahead to next year, you know. >> who is we? >> well, we democrats. >> oh, my god. you know, at least she's straightforward about it, governor. governor, what's your take on this past week, it was suppose to be your administration -- what's your take? >> we had six races in wisconsin and i think all along people, at least in this capitol, asouped two of the six were going to lose because of demographics changes in those districts. the race was going to hone in on two in the middle and ended up winning co