stuart: jon corzine had an easy target, jon corzine messed up. >> i had any easier target, the mayor tragically let down the city with an unemployment rate of 14% after hundreds of millions of tax dollars poured into corporate welfare programs and subsidies, a high school dropout rate that is a disgrace to 50%, of the most expensive school districts in america with a dropout rate of 50% and its violent crime spree, 10 people shot every day when disguising calif.. stuart: i live next to it. your move in the polls how much do you attribute to the fact that cory booker is starting to get it? the free pass media typically gives democrats, not calling him a hypocrite or whole lot of things, the track circuit you discuss coming out, surprising to me he is hitting the media. >> it shouldn't be. a miserable failure. he let down -- james was indicted and went to jail and was a criminal, he was a better man than cory booker. and the numbers prove it. stuart: we appreciate your coming in today, you have an uphill struggle but very interesting to hear your side of the story and -- >> we are goin

when he ran the budget into a ditch and had no way of balancing his budget, he ran to jon corzine for what we would call extraordinary aid, a bailout for his city. what i did was i inherited a budget, a$700 million huge budget deficit, and we not only cleaned our books and shrunk the size of our government, but we gave tax breaks of $1000 to each person. city intowho ran his a ditch ask for a bailout. another one cleaned up finances. >> let's get out of the ditch and move on to jonathan. dan from our, austin raises a question about crime in newark. early in your tenure, the number of murders fell dramatically, but they have's take -- have ticked steadily upwards. what makes you believe that you should be elected to higher office? >> i appreciate the question. let's talk facts. right now, crime statistics show that shootings in newark since i've been elected are down 27%. murders are down over 15%. we've not only done that, but we've done it with less resources than my predecessor. tobrought people together drive down crime. republicans and democrats, even the conservative manhattan in

the communications director for the former new jersey governor jon corzine.emen, what does that number tell you? 58% say they don't favor raising the debt limit. >> they don't favor raising the debt limit unless there is some tough love. they live within this every day. they have to have a budget. they have to live within their means. we have seen this he stereo time and time again. the american people are sick of it. we need to make the cuts to live within our means. we have been in the funk for five years. the day of reckoning has come and the american people are with us to make the tough cuts. >> you wonder how much they are listening to this poll. >> i think the polls are in a lot of different places opening default. you had a cnn poll that had the same results when asked if the default would be harmful. bill: but that wasn't the question. nobody wants that to happen. it would damage the country. >> correct. bill: we are talking about how would you vote on raising the debt limit. 58% say they are against it. i'll get to the next poll which goes to the ans

you campaign their 2009 highlighting it as a failure of the judge and -- governor jon corzine policies suggested is across the street and by all estimates as large as ever. why is that? what policies will help the truly destitute like that tend 71 dash city of camden. >> host: i am proud of those who brought to camden south jersey people have always felt politicians always ignored in the things that happens to south and now they know they have a governor who has new economic opportunities for them to grow and attract more businesses. we have taken over the school system that had 23 at 25 of the worst we took them over with the new dynamics superintendent working cooperatively with the school board in the mayor. we also made a big investment in the cancer center and we are doing all those things but those that are the most needy we expanded the of medicaid program unlike others that will make it more available and when those opportunities start to come they can get the jobs as well. >> the people in tent city are like you and me living from paycheck to paycheck. when i went to see that

stability and then when he rand the budget into a ditch and no way of balancing its budget he ran to jon corzine for what was called extraordinary the extraordinary aid bailout for his city for the small town of dakotas. i inherited budget nightmare 700 million could. we not only don't serve budget and shrunk the size of our government that we gave tax rates of $1000. one mayor who ran his city into a ditch had to ask for bailout and another one that cleaned up the financing. >> lets get out of the ditch and move to jonathan with a viewer question. >> dan raises a question about crime in newark. the number of murders fell to manically but have ticked upwards every year since 2008. dan asked us questions. what makes you believe you should be elected to higher office if you can't fix networks crime problem? >> appreciate the problem. right now statistic show that shootings in newark since i've been elected from 2006 are down 27%. murders are down over 15%. we have not only done that the done that with less resources than my predecessor. we brought people together to drive down crime. republicans a

more bipartisan discussion at the white house, congressional leaders coming jon corzine:30 to talk about a government shutdown where there is also no end insight. back to you. adam: when the ceos come out we will take that live if the u.s. statement are any of them letting on as to direct message they might have had for the president regarding the debt ceiling? >> that is the question i want to know. are they telling the president to negotiate. and has done so in private and some executives in the business community. pushing the white house, start dealing with this. and taking a hard-line stance and pushing the administration to negotiate. adam: thank you very much. lori: investors turned to today's adp and lemon report, and 166,000 jobs added to 180,000 analysts anticipated. the dow is down 69 points. and to buy into the equity market, joining me is wells fargo advisor sr. equity strategist, always great to have you joining us. let's begin with the adb rrport compounded by the fact we may not get a government jobs report at the end of the week because of the shutdown. what does it say t

when he ran the budget into a ditch and had no way of balancing its budget he ran into jon john jon corzine for what was called extraordinary aid a bailout for his city in the small town of bogota. i inherited a 700 million budget we not only balanced a budget and cleaned up our books and shrunk the size of our government that gave tax breaks of $1000 to each person. one mayor who ran the city into a ditch and had -- ditch and had to ask for bailout >> mr. booker dan raises a question about crime in newark. earlier in attended a number of murders fell dramatically but they have ticked steadily upwards every year since 2008. dan writes this question. what made you believe you should be elected to higher office if you can't fix newark's crime problem? >> i appreciate the question and again let's just talk facts. crime statistics show since i've been elected from 2006 crime is down 27% of murders are down over 15%. we have not only done that we have done it with less resources than my predecessor. we have a third -- we have brought people together to drive down crime. republicans and democrats

we had had a hole dug for us by the administration of jon corzine and people like barbara buono in theate budget committee that had a $13 billion deficit that we inherited and had to fix in the first six months in office. so we have dug out of quite the hole in new jersey. unemployment was over 10% when we became governor, and so we've worked hard. and we're proud of what we've done. cut business taxes $2.3 billion, 143,000 new private sector jobs, tax revenue going up. and so the new jersey comeback has begun, and the fact is it's not over. it's not over, and it's going to get better if we continue to stay the course. if we go back to the days of the corzine/buono years where a quarter of a million jobs were lost, where 154 tax and fee increases were done for and voted for by senator buono, that's not going to make new jersey better. this is a clear choice. >> moderator: senator buono, i do want to give you 30 seconds for rebuttal. buono: okay. new jersey lags the nation in economic growth for one reason and one reason alone, chris christie's failed supply side, trickle down, romney-s

and then when he ran the budget into a ditch and had no way of balancing its budget, he ran to jon corzine for what was called extraordinary aid, a bailout for his city for the small town of bogota. i inherited a budget, with the deficit to we not only balance our budget, shrunk the size our government but we gave tax breaks. one mayor karen his city into a ditch had asked for a bailout, another one that cleaned up the financing. >> moderator: let's move to jonathan with a viewer question. >> mr. booker, dan raises question about crime in newark. earlier a number of murders so but it takes upwards of your since 2008 the dan what makes you believe you should be elected to higher office if you can't fix newark's crime office? booker: let's talk facts. right now uniform crime statistics show shootings in newark since i've been elected are down 27%. murders are down over 15%. we have not only done that but we've done it with less resources than my predecessor. we brought people together to drive down crime. republicans and democrats, even the conservative institute rolled up their sleeves and