call us or email us at firstbusinessnews.com. >> coming up, dan deming talks about his concerns withe visit redcross.org or call 1-800-red-cross. thanks for your help. unemployment numbers. that's still to come on "first business." demi joins us. dan, i am wondering about the jobs number comes out later today. you're an options trader. what does the paper seem to be predicting about that number? >> you break down yesterday and the markets across the board, the expect aces were high coming in for this jobs number. i'm cautious about that. it really is not a whole lot of support for this market. i've the s&p 500 coming in around 1017. if this number is very bad, that's a possible stomping ground. there still is more down side. >> why is there so much selling ahead of of this number? >> i don't think that the number had too much to do with yesterday's selloff. the dollar looks still like the reserve currency for the world. >> thank you very much. dan deming. >> thanks, angie. >> that's it for today's show. thanks for watching everyone. have a great weekend. we'll see you monday.

. >> but folks, answer this question for me this morning, email us or twitter us. what just drives me crazy is i wanted to see more fireworks like you alluded to, brian. >> with lamar alexander. >> i wanted to see more give and take. let's get down to the nitty-gritty here. instead, every other politician that started out gave the same stump speech that they would give at their town hall meeting. they ate up all this time instead of getting to the heart of the matter and going toe to toe. >> the man who was involved in the pledge of allegiance controversy went at it directly. they have complete information to make that conclusions and he -- and the california congressman came back and said are you saying the cbo is lying? that seemed relatively real. meanwhile, it was smmed up by the president of the united states who said it was supposed to be a six-hour thing. it was only one hour over and he summed up where we go from here. listen. >> we cannot have another year long debate about this. so the question that i'm going to ask myself and i ask all of you is there en

you can follow us on twitter and submit a question there, or send us an email as well at journal@c-span.org one more bit about the jobs bill. yesterday the senator did an interview with a local pollster and analyst in nevada. this was on his show. he talked about the jobs bill, specifically where he's looking for support. here's what he had to say. >> we're having real good luck with the new senator from massachusetts. >> scott brown is your new best friend? >> he has a difficult decision to make. understand, this bill doesn't raise tax one penny t. lowers tax for small business. it's paid for with some loopholes that are offshore scams, quite frankly. it's a good bill, and it will create jobs. i can't imagine why anyone would vote against it. it would be somewhat foolish, it would seem to me. and that's my conversation cans with scott brown. host: and what's the likelihood scott brown is going to come to the party on that? guest: this is going to be a big deal for scott brown whether he supports. this inalt sure he will or not. it has some of the elements he might like, but there are also

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us about him. george's in particular on the bad list of the environmental crazies. [applause] george, long before climategate and the emails that demonstrated that there is no facts or [unintelligible] george said there are no facts and no science. they are so tolerant on the left a began a campaign to get newspapers to drop his column unsuccessful. it gives credence to one of my favorite axioms. for liberals, believing is seeing. which is a corollary to another of his axioms. liberals are for anything as long as it is mandatory. the other set of enemies are my favorites and that is the crazy on the campaign reform. he has written many columns. george calls this the five most beautiful words in english language. the first five words in the fifth amendment. congress shall make no law. [applause] jurors has -- george has written 13 books. his last book for this one, george wrote that writing a column presents the hon. rules about catholic confession. the blunt, be brief, and be gone. he said the clamourusous media e tugging at america's sleeves, saying, pay attention to this. on behalf of conservatives and all who love ameritech, i want to say thank-you to george will

emails. and there was a national dialogue and i can tell you what happens when our family gets together and takes three or four family reunions to get usprocessed. but we'll meet three or four times and meet with friends and neighbors and a lot of dialogue going on between christmas and new year's. we talk about three things in particular. we talk about the weather and talk about religion a and we talk about the markets and we talk about politics. that's four. and politics moved up on the list. and actually sat there number one and it was at the dinner table, in the living rooms, all across america, people were talking about what was happening to our country. and while that was going on, scott brown was campaigning in massachusetts and you had people waking up in massachusetts. the polling that showed on that day on the 23 of december when the timing schedule for adjournment of the senate and the cloture vote was scheduled, on that date, scott brown was down. but not a single pundit even predicted that scott brown could be the next united states senator from massachusetts. that was two days before christmas. no one predicted it before

email was. they started swapping. she told our scheduler, you know, maybe you could use this like to schedule the congressman. what a radical idea. and before you know it five or six years down the road everybody was addicted to it. and then i remember 9/11 not many of us had a blackber ear. it had an ability -- us had a blackberry. it had an ability to get out over the internet. i know mr. gordon and many of us here have seen all this grow but know this phenomenal piece of equipment can find maps anywhere in the world. you can talk to somebody on the phone. you can take pictures and instantly send it to somebody. you can download music although i have no idea how, and internet people can look up things, google online and binge, and can you imagine what this will be five years from now? it is -- online and bing, and can you imagine what this will be five years from now? we actually voted my freshman year not to allow calculators because the t -- the texas instrument, i think it was called an sr-10 -- can i get an amen over there? it was $179. we voted in my chemistry class at michigan state university not to allow calculators because most middle-class kids cou