my father ran a bar where joe sixpack bought his sixpack. americans value freedom, that is what conservatives stand for. tennessee, independent line. our guest is david keene of "the washington times." hold that the democratic party is the party of slime. republicans are the party of stupid. they do not know how to be ruthless. you do not have to be back, you have to be tough. that is why romney got wet and mccain got w-- that is what romney got whipped and mccain got whipped. democrats are going to destroy them because they do not have anything. we do not negotiate with the enemy. please comment. study,by way of a case let me reference the last presidential election. going into it, president obama newberry well he was going to lose millions of voters that had in 2008 because he had not been able to deliver on many promises he made. his presidency was a far different than what he had promised. doy realize what they had to was make sure those voters did not move over to the republican candidate, which you would expect when that kind of thing

my father ran a bar where joe six pack bought his sixpack. americans value freedom and that is what conservatives stand for. >> host: nick in fairview tennessee on a independent line. our guest is david keene from "the washington times." >> caller: yes, i hope that the democratic party is -- in establishing republican party stupid. they sit there and they don't know how to be tough. that is why romney got whipped in that is why mccain got whipped and that is why dole got whipped. no matter who it is democrats are going to find everything they can no matter what and destroy them because they don't have anything. they fear the tea party because we understand. we don't negotiate with the enemy. please comment. >> guest: i will. let me use by way of case study a reference in this last presidential election. going into at president obama and his supporters knew very well that you was going to lose millions of voters that have supported him in 2008 because he hadn't been able to deliver or didn't try to deliver on any promises that he made and his

my father ran a bar where joe sixpack bought his sixpack.ericans value freedom, that is what conservatives stand for. tennessee, independent line. our guest is david keene of "the washington times." hold that the democratic party is the party of slime. republicans are the party of stupid. they do not know how to be ruthless. you do not have to be back, you have to be tough. that is why romney got wet and mccain got w-- that is what romney got whipped and mccain got whipped. democrats are going to destroy them because they do not have anything. we do not negotiate with the enemy. please comment. study,by way of a case let me reference the last presidential election. going into it, president obama newberry well he was going to lose millions of voters that had in 2008 because he had not been able to deliver on many promises he made. his presidency was a far different than what he had promised. doy realize what they had to was make sure those voters did not move over to the republican candidate, which you would expect when that kind of thing hap

we really -- they want to see three or four percent wage growth so that joe sixpack start sharing in recovery. >> is in this because we are going through a structural shift? technology is replacing a lot of jobs. years before0, 15 the economy catches up. >> or innovation catches up. >> technology changes happening quickly and that has created some structural unemployment. we have also had a crummy business cycle recovery. they are both working together. the hope is the cyclical parts will improve. >> peter cook is still with us in washington. ceos were frustrated with washington and they felt like they were not going to put money to work, a were not going to risk that unless they had a better framework. the fed has done its part. is d.c. catching up? >> to some extent, the excuse that washington is less of an excuse today. you have gridlock in washington, what they did but that budget deal together. they are not doing more harm to the economy at this point, but they are not doing anything new. they are not making legislative changes. the issue of washington is less of an issue. other

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have a request on joe sixpack and this e-mail address and everyone who lives in houston or malaysia orthing like that. they say it cannot be that broad. it is tough to say. we are a little more information out of the companies will tell you more. it is not a giant amount compared to how much information the government caught from the upstream methods. address the second part of the title in the story, the u.s. government almost killed the internet and still could. here is a quote from the facebook ceo, mark zuckerberg. explain. years -- four years some companies have been unhappy to dominant power on the internet is the united states. most of the big companies like the ones we have been discussing here and the ones that build the infrastructure for the internet are american, and certainly western, develop nations. they say we want a piece of that and feel maybe we should not connect so easily with the rest of the internet. powers haveus, the opened nature, that anyone can plug into it. you do not need permission to begin a business on the internet, and it is global. urgings on behalf o