obama has welcomed chinese vice president xi jinping at the white house. obama pressed him on trade and human rights issues. xi is expected to become head of the ruling communist party this fall. >> translator: i look forward to my in-depth discussion with you, president obama. >> obama told xi that china must play fair with its trade partners around the world. >> we want to work with china to make sure that everybody is working by the same rules of the road when it comes to the world economic system, and that includes ensuring there is a balanced trade flow between not only the united states and china, but around the world. >> obama urged xi to recognize the importance of human rights. he said increased responsibility goes hand in hand with power and prosperity. xi says he hopes his visit will deepen mutual understanding and lead to greater consensus. he said the countries should build a cooperative partnership based on mutual respect and interest but he suggested the two need to acknowledge their differences. the administration is extending an unprecedented level of hospitality to xi. vice president joe biden is accompanying him to most of his destinations. republican party leaders have criticized the administration for being too soft on china. that's all

obama? i know you have seen the videos where they drive to these things with their hybrid cars and their apple phones and their obama stickers on their cars, and you go out there and interview them and they say barack obama, barack obama, barack obama. but he is the wall street candidate. nobody has gotten more money from them. >> with so much going on, is there a danger -- are they trying to marry us to the bank bailout somehow? >> what i would take from occupied is they are like sybil. they have multiple personalities. you do not know where they're coming from. one needs banking. one loves capitalism. they are all over the map. the tea party movement has remained relatively stable in terms of what we believe and our core values and things like that. with the tea party movement needs and the conservative movement in general, and what we can take from this is, i admire the level of fight that the left brings to what they do. we like keeping things we say civil. we are not in civil times. the left changed the definition of pedophilia to across generational sexuality. that is nutty. i had a panel on race relations and people were saying african- american. there is no african-american. there is only america

because is he focusing on the wrong person because romney was all obama, obama, obama and gingrich was romney, romney, romney? >> i don't think gingrich is interested in winning the presidency. i think he is just trying to keep it from romney. it is a i hate romney tone. it wasn't presidential. he'll have some strong states in the south. it doesn't add up to delegates. it can deny mitt romney that number of delegates. >> thank you very much. remember to check with cnn tuesday evening. our entire political team will be here to bring you the latest results. our coverage begins tuesday evening. >>> coming up bishop wrapped and pronounced king in a bazaar ceremony. you have to see this video which has gone viral. ( susan ) so what are you gonna get me for valentine's day ? ( seth ) wouldn't you like to know ? something sparkly ? maybe. something sweet ? mmm... let's just say it's a surprise. the helzberg diamonds gift box. diamond heart pendant and godiva chocolate gems. i love you. you do ? ask me. [ male announcer ] even if you think you can live with your old mattress... ask me how i've

obama. but not as confident as i was last time. >> make it sound complicated. >> who are you supporting in the presidential election. >> obama. >> not obama>> obama. >> why? >> why not? >> barack obama. i voted for him last election. >> you know you can change your vote. >> how do you know. >> i have to go with obama again. >> again? >> yeah. did you vote last time. >> no, i didn't. >> this guy is a real zero, that's true? >> i'm tired of old white guys. i want to stick with obama for right now. >> isn't that kind of racist? >> no, not really. >> what about rick santorum. >> is he running for president. that's how much you know about him. i don't even know who is he. >> why are you yelling at me? >> rick santorum? >> never even heard of him. >> how about mitt romney. >> haven't heard of him. >> ron paul. >> yeah. >> there you go. ron paul. >> there is a revolution going on. >> ron paul, all right. why? >> because i believe he doesn't believe in big government. >> what's obama's economic policy. >> brings new light on people that are in the streets. >> what the hell are you talking about? >> what is obama's economic policy, exactly. >> as

obama." i said i think mitt romney can beat them but i never said they can all beat president obama. i don't think it's going to be an easy election. one thing for sure, obamais a good campaigner. i don't think he's as good as people think because if you look at hillary, he was just limping across the finish line. she almost won and she should have won and if she would have started out a little stronger, she would have won. i'm not so sure he's a good campaigner but he is known as being a good campaigner but i don't think they can all beat president obama. i don't know where you got that from. >> i'm curious, do you think, this is a hypothetical, do you think secretary of state hillary clinton would have been a better president in your mind than president obama? >> yes, i do. >>? what way. >>? i think -- first of all, i think we would have had a more unified country. we wouldn't have had a country where the republicans hate the democrats. i dealt with republicans and democrats all my life, and they argue and fight and then make deals and go out to lunch together and like each other. these people are actually enemies now. i've never seen anything like it. an

obama administration. i know governor romney focuses on the obama administration. the reason he does is because he supported what the bush administration did. well, i didn't. >> romney is pushing back, urging voters to examine santorum's record on capitol hill. he said the pennsylvania senator is guilty of running up government debt on the tax payers's tab. >> had republicans go there that were going to try to reign in spending. they started acting like democrats. spending too much money with big earmarks. billions of dollars in rick santorum voted for. i've got the record that he does not have. and i believe that when it comes to that economic conservatism people will have a hard time finding someone more conservative than myself. >> the super pac supporting rick santorum is looking a bit further down the road past michigan and even past mitt romney to president obama. >> obama's reckless agenda must be stopped and there's only one candidate with the courage to do it. rick santorum. father, husband, champion for life. the leader with a bold plan to restore america's greatness. create dynamic jobs, cut wasteful spending and reform washington. rick santorum, proven conservative. vote tuesday, february 28th. rick santorum for president. red, white, and blue fund is responsible for the content of this add. >> nothing about the height of trees in michigan. newt gingrich is blasting his opponents for pulling out of next month's debate in georgia, the state he represented of course in congress. there's still a debate set for wednesday in arizona. congress is preparing for a week-long break from capitol hill where the debate over reproductive rights is suddenly dominating the conversation. the issue deals with everything from birth control, religion and the role of government. as nbc's kelly o'donnell reports it's a heated topic on both sides of the aisle.

is he focusing on the wrong person because romney was all obama, obama, obama, and gingrich is romneymney, romney. >> well, i don't think gingrich is real interested in winning the presidency anymore. i think all he's interested in is denying it to mitt romney. that's not just a reflection of his speech last night, don, which basically is this huge massive i hate mitt romney tomorrow from invoking george soros to calling him a liar from start to finish. put it this way, it wasn't presidential. he'll have some strong states in the south but it doesn't add up to 1,144 delegates. but what it can do is deny mitt romney that number of delegates just stringing this thing out and trying to deny it to mitt romney. >> all right. will cane in his necktie, jamie, thank you. you're very appropriate so i don't need to say anything. see you both very soon. appreciate it. >>> coming up, parents in one new york state community want answers about a medical mystery. listen to this town hall meeting. >> i am done listen to you. you guys need to do something. my child, my children, all of them, i run a b

obama should pressure xi over the detention of prodemocracy activists. a dissident writer is seek political asylum in the united states. >> translator: a peace prize laureate himself, president obama should press vice president xi to release prodemocracy activists. >> he says chi that's communist party has stepped up oppression of prodemocracy dissidents before the change in leadership later this year. he says the u.s. treats human rights issues in china too lightly and recognizes its one party rule in order to maintain stable trade. >>> a territorial dispute between japan and russia has been simmering for decades. the two sides have been engaged in negotiations over four islands off of japan. a a solution is hard to come by. and now russia has asked other countries to participate in economic activities on the islands. >> reporter: the four islands, are close to japan's northern prefecture of hokkaido. they are surround by rich fishing grounds. soviet forces took control of the islands soon after the end of world war ii. japan renounced control of the kuril islands in the 1951 san francisco peace treaty. but tokyo insists there was no agreement to surrender the four disputed islan

obama care. he agrees with obama on several key issues that people in our party don't agree with. that is cap and trade and the wall street bailout. and as i said obama care. he cannot go toe-to-toe with president obama because he held the same views on those issues and we have rick santorum who is opposed to obama care, vowed to repeal obama care. against the wall street bailout and certainly not in favor of cap and trade. he's a very fiscal conservative. he was one of the gang of seven who fought the excessive taxpayer abuses as a member of congress. he was one the media referred to him as the tea party guy before there was a tea party. he's been a member of washington, but fought against the wasteful spending. he's worked hard when he was in congress to institute a balanced budget amendment and worked hard on cut canning spending and did away with the free lunches and meals and hair cuts for members of congress. while he was there, he was doing everything he could to be a responsible steward of taxpayer dollars and cut wasteful spending and he wants to continue to do that, this time from the white house. >> alice, i want to give you credit, where

obama. >> obama told xi china must play fair with trade partners around the world. >> we want to work with china to make sure everybody is working by the same rules of the road when it comes to the world economic system, and that includes ensuring there is a balanced trade flow between not only the united states and china but around the world. >> obama urged xi to recognize the importance of human rights. he said increased responsibility goes hand in hand with power and prosperity. xi said he hopes his visit will deep enmutual understanding and lead to greater consensus. he said the country should build a partnership based on mutual respect an interest but he acknowledged they need to address their differences. vice president joe biden is accompanying him to most of his destinations. republican party leaders have criticized the administration for being too soft on china. >>> eurozone countries are expected to postpone a decision on additional financial aid for greece. the debt strapped nation has not met some of the requirements for a bailout. the prime minister jean-clawed juncker said the eurozone finance minister meeting for wednesday is cancelled. a teleconference will be held instead. although they approved austerity measures, they haven't turned in written pledges. the greek government has not presented details on this year's

. >> we now know he joins obama. obamas big food stamp, he's little food stamp but they both think food stamps are okay. >> texas congressman ron paul trying hard to convince people in the silver state. >> the first ones to introduce the age of government with this rejection of the founders motion that we should have an -- i'd like to restore that we should need it. >> rick santorum is moved on to missouri where that state's primary takes place on tuesday. >> every time -- caucuses allocates -- which means that all of the candidates could come out here with something of a win. in las vegas i'm john roberts ktvu channel 2 news. >>> forbes magazine has released its annual list of america's most miserable cities. based on factors such as violent crime, unemployment, pollution and foreclosures. forbes listed miami as no. 1 miserable city. sacramento came in 6. more said 15. because of it's municipal prices. modesto came in 19. >>> federal prosecutors today announced they dropped to doping investigation of lance armstrong. the

power that has the ability to do that and i hope this this this will occur otherwise we look at obama obama may not want war but he's too feckless to avoid it his administration is full of warmongers we look across that cameron sarkozy the europeans these again are either feckless or devotees of the war party a very very dangerous combination well fresh from a visit to tehran in store and watch the top three thanks very much indeed for your thoughts on all taken to twenty thank you. coming up in the next few minutes here on the pro-democracy anniversary across the middle east the place gunshots in libya for days of celebrations to the to finish it isn't going anywhere casting a shadow on the country to stability. in another middle eastern country bahrain police strong antigovernment protesters with the help of one of britain's former top cops. at all still to come this hour but first frustrated greeks have been running in central athens once again to protest against ever more a stir being pushed upon them greece's cabinet has passed the final set of massive cuts e.u. creditors demand in ret

nuclear submarines there we have battleships there we have preparing for war no wonder no obama obama i was obama is using the military might of the military to say hey listen it's a deterrence matter you bring our ships they're like oh well they brought their ships or that means if there is an option to go to war we can do that the president also is that every options on the table he's never taken an option off the table republicans on the other hand to take every other option off the table besides going to war with jacques thirty seconds your thoughts on this although not at all republican candidate none of the republican candidates are saying we're going to go and just invade iran that's preposterous yes and what's not happening well bill doesn't have that as ron paul everybody else so they want to invade iraq you know what they didn't say they said they want to go to war with the wrong date and say they want to strike roberts and saddam is going to worry about it i think is what people. that's different than going to war with them for what they're going to try to somewhere in the senate is no

>> obama. >> obama is a terrorists, don't you know that? >> obamamuslim, a terrorist himself. >> rick santorum can deny any comparison to president obama to hitler. his spokesperson could say she meant to say environment when she said islamic. they know the power of language. what rick santorum said last night in georgia to me was very clear. he compared the challenges the country faces today with the peril the world faced in 1940. to bring up any discussion of this guy in europe about our modern day political environment i think is absolutely outrageous. he should be called on it. senator, former senator from pennsylvania, give us a name. who were you talking about? get your cell phones out i want to know what you think. tonight's question, do you think rick santorum was comparing president obama to hitler? text a for yes, b for no to 622639, you can go to our blog at ed.msnbc.com, we'll bring you results later in the show. >>> i'm joined by former congressman alan grayson of florida running for the seat one more time after redistricting. congressm

obama administration owes $30,000 right now. after four yearsf obama, that person will owe 50 to $60,000. if barack obama is re-elected at the end of his eight years, that eight-year-old will owe $80,000. we're $16.2 trillion in debt. we have not really cut anything except slowed the increase of the federal debt. and if mr. obama, president obama is re-elected, we will have 20 to $22 trillion in debt. look me straight in the eyes, okay, and basically come to the point. you have a checking account. you have a mortgage to pay. you know just as well as i do that's called bankruptcy. neither republican or democrat are willing to go ahead and step forward and really make the choices. and i'm talking about entitlement programs. we're going to go ahead and hear the spin on this. the reality is you have to cut those things. if you do not, well, guess what, we are bankrupt. we will default. >> congressman. >> well, first of all, you're absolutely correct that we've got to manage our federal money properly. but the reason y or the last 10 years we got into two wars. we didn't pay for it. we provided a prescription

obama campaign. so what explains santorum's recent surge after republican voters in most states ignored him for so long? a majority of republican voters and the obama campaign feel the same way about mitt romney. they want anyone but romney to be the republican nominee. so is it possible that president obama brilliantly played his hand in governing and campaigning at the same time, when he allowed last week to be temporarily consumed in a political controversy over contraception coverage in health care plans. a controversy that the president ended on a date and time of his choosing after it helped push santorum ahead of romney in the polls. andrew sullivan brilliantly dissected the contraception controversy in "newsweek" and said this tonight on "hardball." >> it is going to empower rick santorum to win and do well in the south, which is going to, long-term, be a fantastic advantage for obama. so what this did, i think, accidentally, and i called it an improvised bait and switch, is that he gave rick santorum the gift that could win him the nomination of the republican party, which will be a catastrophe for the republican party. >> joining me now is "washington post" political columnist dana milbank and salon.com dave kornacki. we shall now entertain what should be called sullivan proposi

obama obama's finishing four years he promised a lot of promises and now his goal is going for reelection he's not criticizing him self and saying i should have fought harder and i didn't have i didn't have clear when creating a medical system we don't really know about the era carly did to me every trial and said all right so in the senses is it sounds good to me but how's he going to do it right there it's the question and i have to attract your attention of the one thing everybody said it's a very bad thing that the economy of russia belongs to the gas and oil and we somebody declared we have to build new factories which will be reproduced oil and to produce the gasoline and to bring it to the market will but nobody have to ask himself who care about our gives them who we are in a common market with our blood again because in a world where there are a lot of sore maybe we have to do something else. say journalist shawn ramsey of larimer scenario spotlight will be back shortly after a break so stay with us don't go. but i am leslie strive for somalia australia are doing it only on new zealand no we're going to see the film on strange if you want to have sex go and have sex. means of protection can be used. when global supremacy is at stake. between two thousand and five and two thousand and nine u.s. has spent fifteen billion dollars and the price paid for the entire program that we are dealing with right now here in two thousand and eleven is another hundred fifty billion dollars that's larger than many country's entire military budgets twenty six because the best for. you welcome back to spotlight time algor norman just a reminder that my guests on the show today are journalist shawn ramsey a journalist and filmmaker and bloody murder some business minutes and journalist and writer and a filmmaker not sound if they're going to get america thank you very much both. for being here just a reminder that we are discussing the latest article published in the a and one of the russian papers about the part about lattimer put in the presidential candidate and now let's listen to another quote let's hear what the prime minister says about what awaits the russian manufacturers in the w t l mark. i can see all the challenges that our extension to the w. cio was pushing before a number of industries exposed and i would like to assure them that i will do my best to khushi the transition based problems however the manufacturers of industrial and technological goods must be clearly aware that the days of competing in the single national market have gone but no one there will be no prompt people nations for high tech products and there will be only one market the global one. so here's the doctor again you promises to question but are you proud or anti w.r. in terms instead i mean for russia what was your storage my opinion every my time on i was again is this the person because we are talking about how to develop in a different kind of directions our economy if we will try to produce shoes or dresses or food or something else we have a lot of samples is which come to us abroad from abroad like import and like we watch here and for example you ever such a good old russian family really are the jackets yeah so how your group have to organize the competition between us so if we will open the gates you have to know what you will do next time if you're proud say introduce somebody or attract some attention to come to your market you have to understand what you will do we have no the saying here we have no plan that is the biggest mistake but in general to be involved in the world economic relations definitely is good but how showing us is complaining that i quote most integrated the companies the favorite braincell have put himself have so far failed to become globally competitive or highly capitalized nor are they consistently profitable and quote so do you think that he's ready to address the importance of it the main reason are the situation the lack of transparency the. official management most of whom are. personal friends and so on yeah i don't put and takes a lot of flak about about the so-called. corruption that's. it's. he's he's at the top so he has to stop here he has to answer for what's happening in the country but. i guess that and this may be unpopular but he's probably trying i imagine he's trying to do something maybe he's not doing enough. i don't mean to apologize with no no i'm not on the putin payroll that's for sure but i mean i wish i was but. i don't but i don't think i think a course you have to fight hard you know it's a tough problem and it has a history and he inherited it it started before his his time and never could figure out of your putin's promises that i quote the government will support large infrastructure projects firstly this means transportation networks and reliable communication with siberia and russia's far east and quote well the question to you as a free successful businessman you were so so are so the cost of road construction it's too high in russia it's raising corruption suspicion so so what's putin what is he proposing to control it and why why could they start trying to rosewood ten twelve years ago. it's a difficult question but i'll try to make the answer first of all in the whole world the raw few programs international programs which can be very useful and convenience to many countries. instructions and build the buildings yes it's a very good because it's a lot of people who will be involved a lot of money turnover and etc etc etc and then the same time he has to declare to the any other sector of economy possibility to develop so this is two way one belong to the state sector and another one belongs to the private sector if you will have a very good combination between these two and give to them very good road and conditions. definitely all of them has to strengthen again is the corruption this is the main question how. for both of you well one of the favorites favorite person nash is in the putin's government is mr force and how they can be had to their the education minister the same goes for simcoe reforms hated by by the parents by the kids by teachers by everybody put in says new cation is the primary base for the new economy let's hear the quote. restoring the inner beauty of nature of the economy should begin with universities which should be seen as equal centers with fundamental science and resources for innovative people we need to pursue a national objective that results in globally competitive russian universities my twenty twenty we should have several world class universities that spans the entire spectrum of mood material and social technology. if i would comment on this i would say that putin is understands that the quality of education in russia is falling and the rate of the brain drain is rising which is what your strange way but it is that being said so do you think that something urgent should be don't rush and u.k. should please even obviously i mean if if if somebody plans to stay in russia and plans lead russia they have to keep russia strong and that has that means they have to keep what they have you keep keep obviously keep your your best people in the country i mean that's why it was impossible to solve your period right you couldn't open the doors in the soviet period you spent twenty years investing in these people and you had a closed system a closed economy you couldn't just open the doors and say ok you want to go so you're taking our equivalent of i don't know how much is a great brain worth two hundred thousand five hundred thousand just take it and go and then who work in another economy can't do that well and he has. to protest to how much is like a pair of feet worse than if their feet feet from the bolshoi i mean. really i mean that's just a common sense stuff so obviously that's his job can he do it. i wish him luck because i like this country much as far as my opinion. long time ago during the period of soviet era we had a very good system of education it was in my opinion that one of the best but it was previous period in the new period has to have the new variance of education which will be much more convenience to the new used of economy definitely we need force and maybe is not so good in this way because he didn't think about this like about something extraordinary i have a task i'll try to do the best but it's not in my forces in general we have to see that the new house is structural in russia just grooving just of enforcing it is not the last period he just maybe just maybe he's not clever no so smart but we have to do more in this way and this is i'm in this way i supporting mr putin exactly because if you want to build a new country you have to have the new kind of education i want to just add if i may that russia has a tradition of great as you said in tradition of great education and it also has the resources it's the ninth or the sixth largest economy depending on how you're judging in the world and they can afford and if it does if they don't do that and it's a big failure in the world one thing more you have a lot of program is the. people who are making the programs in the united states from who belong to the rusher and so that we have a capacity we have a potential but the main idea how to organize it and force and unfortunately he's not the best person to do move to move to push this process that is the question. in one of the in one of the lines putin talks of the so-called rival countries he says russia is losing out to rival countries in terms of its investment climate one well what would you say sean. what does put in imply which of those rival countries is. and what is it with well it obviously isn't just election read through i've been talking about enemies of rival gravels around the world or does he really believe that somebody wants to take or to take over russia. well i mean. is he talking about china for instance or india. or is the food in about the only way we couldn't have this surprise you know we will we just talked of earlier before we came into the studio and we talked about the a bit the anti-american rhetoric of the russians and the russian government something but we said that it's only inside it's only in the in the russia when russia wishes go outside they're not anti-american at all i mean i mean the. world well what putin does isn't bad at all for the united states is it it doesn't do anything bad for the states know the other countries in the world i mean right i mean in fact. obviously we since mr obama has kind of dealt with the nato issue so that nato no then the west is no longer pushing pushing the former soviet union point of russia in with nato expansion into its you know into its socks. i think you know basically putin is somewhere on good terms right there's no big reason for for problems that can last very short question to mr similar to many people many ordinary people read this article says oh it's about the luxury tax there's going to be a special. jury are you concerned with that on yes it is necessary because we have a country who. out from the soviet union system and not to come to the new one we are in the middle and if you want to in the wind somebody you have to see what the hell you are make the invitation for what he said in the future in a new world all the rich people will be how it's a punish because they are not so good and you are simple people workers the collective farmers you will be together with me will give some people that is the it's a propaganda noth

. >> stephen: i'm sorry did obama -- did obama -- [cheers and applause] did obama personally parachute into the compound? that was the navy seals, sir. >> bush said during his term i don't care about bin laden he is no longer an issue for me. obama did. he comes in and says to the c.i.a. this is a priority again unlike under bush and he personally approved a specific plan including the extra helicopters to go in. it's bad-ass. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: all right. okay. what has he done for me lately what about the economy? people are worried about their jobs. >> you would concede that he didn't create this recession. >> stephen: nor did he create one job. he has not created one job, sir. >> it's not true, i'm afraid. >> stephen: it is because i will repeat it. [ laughter ] >> yes. >> stephen: he did not create one job. >> the worst month in this recession was december 2008. >> stephen: when he took office 7.8% of americans are out of work. it's still above 8:5% sir. check mate. >> and not before he took office we were losing 750,000 jobs a month. >> stephen: of course, everybod

obama. obama believes he's so smart he can take from the overly happy and redistribute to the underhappy. that's nonsense. one of the major themes this fall will be a campaign between a paycheck and job candidate, newt gingrich and a food stamp and unemployment candidate, barack obama. >> newt gingrich republican presidential candidate in las vegas. at the white house today press secretary jay carney asked a lot of questions about issues dealing with the debt and deficit, the economy and re-election issues. also the issue of donald trump. >> should the president seek the endorsement of donald trump? >> you know, i'm not going to comb over that question. that's good, right? >> you ready for that? >> there's a danger in speaking off the cuff. but, no. i think the -- i need you up here. you guys are pretty good. look, the only comment i'll have on that beyond the one i just made, i think the president gave his views about mr. trump at the dinner that many of you attended last spring. >> thank you. >> that dinner, of course, the white house correspondent dinner which by the way is one of the most watched events this past year on c-span's website. check it out at c-span.org. our video library, and we'll leave it at that with white house press secretary jay carney. this

plan i think it's seductive but again the question is since quite simply just like in the case of obama obama's finishing four years he promised a lot of promises and now his goal is going for reelection he's not criticizing him self and saying i should have fought harder and i didn't have i didn't have clear when creating a medical system we don't really know about that the recovery really gets me every child into the right so in the sense is it sounds good to me but how is he going to do it right there it's the question and i have to attract your attention of the one thing everybody said it's a very bad thing that the economy of russia belongs to the gas and oil and we somebody declared we have to build new factories which will be reproduced oil and to produce the gasoline and to bring it to the market but nobody have to ask himself who care about our gives them who we are in a common market with our blood again because in a world where there are a lot of store maybe we have to do something else. say journalist shawn ramsey and lattimer somalia spotlight will be back shortly after a break so

obama. obama. you want to know why. he blames... all right. i'll give you a little ground there. but obama earthquake and everything is responsible. president bush, talk radio, fox, karl rove, rush limbaugh. >> listen. at the end of the day we will see how the people are feeling in november. >> he is a one term proposition. >> things are starting to look up. more people bought cars in january and there has been who are housing. >> you have 2.8 million in new york on stood stamps. >> sean: i thought he fixed it. >> 700,000 have come on the rolls since obama. >> it's getting better all the time. >> sean: they said chronic unemployment will go back up. 30% increase in taxes, no dramatic change in the economy, as far as the eye can see, four consecutive years of trillion dollar plus debt. >> jobs. >> he inherited it. >> with net loss of jobs. >> you areou