do you agree congressman michael grimm? >> i think everything should be done by xos anal blah what bo all those homes direct -- stated tan island you hope ner the etyest i think it should be done with all of that in mind and we should certainly put all of the different classes within there the economic classes and look at it from an economic benefit for the entire community not just isolated. >> why are we showing the tree? no beaches? >> this is something that irks me personally. i always wanted to live on the beach when i finally could afford to live on the beach and now it is ironic. i buy the argument there are plenty of other nonrich people who benefit from beach replenishment. something happened in your life last night. you were riding around i mentioned you were a 911 respondser. tell them what happened? >> i was going from one shelter to the next shelter. the rain was coming down pretty hard. i was driving with nick from brooklyn. we were in staten island a gentlemen with a walker is standing at the bus stop in the

this board i'm optimistic will be able to do that, this committee. >> congressman michael grimm.t's always good to talk to you. >> great. have a good night. >>> coming up next, our panel of experts will give us their take on this historic compromise between president obama and the republicans. we'll be right back. >>> i want to urge members of both parties to do the right thing and support this deal with your votes over the next few days. it will allow us to avoid default. it will allow us to pay our bills. it will allow us to start reducing our deficit in a responsible way. and it will allow us to turn to the very important business of doing everything we can to create jobs, boost wages and grow this economy faster than it's currently growing. that's what the american people sent us here to do, and that's what we should be devoting all of our time to accomplishing in the months ahead. >> that was the president a little more than an hour ago. of course, before they can get on with the business of jobs, there is this little business of having to vote on this framework of a deal th

this board i'm optimistic will be able to do that, this committee. >> congressman michael grimm.ys good to talk to you. >> great. have a good night. >>> coming up next, our panel of experts will give us their take on this historic compromise between president obama and the republicans. we'll be right back. >>> i want to urge members of both parties to do the right thing and support this deal with your votes over the next few days. it will allow us to avoid default. it will allow us to pay our bills. it will allow us to start reducing our deficit in a responsible way. and it will allow us to turn to the very important business of doing everything we can to create jobs, boost wages and grow this economy faster than it's currently growing. that's what the american people sent us here to do, and that's what we should be devoting all of our time to accomplishing in the months ahead. >> that was the president a little more than an hour ago. of course, before they can get on with the business of jobs, there is this little business of having to vote on this framework of a deal that was a

joining me now on the phone, congressman michael grimm republican from new york who was elected with support of the tea party. congressman, good evening. >> good evening, how are you? >> well. i presume that the question to you is what happened on the conference call that you just got off of with john boehner? >> well, he outlined what is in the plan and the agreement and very similar to what we pased in the house with boehner plan with different tweaks and overall, it is something that i voted for before, and i will obviously be supporting this time. >> did you get a sense on that call that there was any nervousness? do you think that there is going to be difficulty within the republican party getting the votes that's needed to pass this in the house? >> no, i don't. again, i think that it's similar enough to what we just passed therefore, you know, by that nature, we shouldn't have is any problem passing this, and i also think that this time, you will have bipartisan support which is what we want here. again, we can be real partisan and look to demonize one another and we have done

joining me now on the phone, congressman michael grimm republican from new york who was elected withport of the tea party. congressman, good evening. >> good evening, how are you? >> well. i presume that the question to you is what happened on the conference call that you just got off of with john boehner? >> well, he outlined what is in the plan and the agreement and very similar to what we pased in the house with boehner plan with different tweaks and overall, it is something that i voted for before, and i will obviously be supporting this time. >> did you get a sense on that call that there was any nervousness? do you think that there is going to be difficulty within the republican party getting the votes that's needed to pass this in the house? >> no, i don't. again, i think that it's similar enough to what we just passed therefore, you know, by that nature, we shouldn't have is any problem passing this, and i also think that this time, you will have bipartisan support which is what we want here. again, we can be real partisan and look to demonize one another and we have done eno

you may have heard our conversation with michael grimm, tea party supporting lawmaker. arguing and the friction, some have to ask how can we work moving forward on jobs if we see anything but bipartisan ship. >> well, first of all, we do have to move forward on jobs. certainly we have to end this nonsense that's going on. we just got through a self-made crisis, a manufactured crisis in terms of the debt ceiling that should have been addressed. we put that behind us now. now let's focus on putting america back to work. democrats have been calling. our theme is making it in america. job after job after job. proposal has been blocked or hasn't been taken up. but there are a number of bipartisan approaches out there, including natural gas act. it has 186 signatures. >> there are a bunch of ideas that the president wants done. a number of ideas the president has suggested that he would like to see at his desk here. is that the one you favor the most of the many he has put out here? >> i think there's many that are out here. that is clearly one of them. anything with infrastr

on that note meet congressman michael grimm a rising star in congress.sent staten island among other places. before i answer how much it will cost, how did the low lying areas in staten island one of the boroughs or counties in new york city that was evacuated partially how did it go and was it necessary? >> toward the evening they hunkered down. i think it was necessary. you don't want to take any chances. i got to tell you the administration and i would be the first to say when the mayor's office doesn't do their job the outreach was incredible. they were in contact with us constantly. harry was tremendous. we gave them a laundry list of needs and concerns. they were working with us. across the board by partisan effort it was a very good effort. a couple people those who live on the other half of the country asked what the media hype is this wasn't the apocalypse it wasn't the end of the world. we had 21 fatalities at least. was there media hype? was there official hype? really we took our lead from the mayor from the governors of several states. >> i

do you agree congressman michael grimm?nal blah what bo all those homes direct -- stated tan island you hope ner the etyest i think it should be done with all of that in mind and we should certainly put all of the different classes within there the economic classes and look at it from an economic benefit for the entire community not just isolated. >> why are we showing the tree? no beaches? >> this is something that irks me personally. i always wanted to live on the beach when i finally could afford to live on the beach and now it is ironic. i buy the argument there are plenty of other nonrich people who benefit from beach replenishment. something happened in your life last night. you were riding around i mentioned you were a 911 respondser. tell them what happened? >> i was going from one shelter to the next shelter. the rain was coming down pretty hard. i was driving with nick from brooklyn. we were in staten island a gentlemen with a walker is standing at the bus stop in the pouring rain when it is hours after they are n

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i am congressman michael grimm from new york. after serving my country in combat, i decided to go on my own and start a small business. i have seen firsthand how politicians and bureaucrats can make it harder to meet a payroll and create jobs. the latest jobs report shows that president obama's stimulus- driven policies are simply not working. the over-spending come over- taxing, and over-regulating coming out of washington is creating uncertainty and holding your job crater's back. i hear the frustration in the voices of my neighbors and constituents who ask, where are the jobs? this reminds me, this is not the country we grew up in. the good news is that we can, and we will, get it back if we change course. that is what speaker boehner told president obad not grant his reque to increase the national debt limit unless we cut spending by a larger amount. we would not accept any tax increases, which would destroy jobs. the budget control act signed into law takes a step in the right direction. i voted for this legislation, but i h

. >> joining us is new york congressman michael grimm, good morning to you, sir. >> good to see you.r? >> if you want to look at overall debt there's enough blame to go around for a long time. we've been addicted to spending for a long time. there's no question that president obama did not decree evacuate the debt crisis but certainly pressed on the accelerate or, no questions, three years of trillion dollar deficits, refusal to cut spending, hunkering down on raising taxes but not cutting the spending. i think that had we passed throughout the senate or even cut balance we may have been able to avoid this triple-a downgrade on friday we got some decent news about jobs that came out. it got buried on page three on saturday morning because of what happened with standard and poors on friday night. can you give the white house any glimmer of hope or can you say any good news about the white house given that new jobs number? >> i think it was 117,000 new jobs. >> which was more than forecast. >> so dismal. put in retrospect. >> also people are leaving the job market. >> this is the probl