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rogoff has been saying, people know this is winter of people get that.l research shows it, people see that in their lives. people i think really want something new. they want a new idea. they do feel there needs to be some game changing political transformation. i think this is appealing. i think with herman cain the difficulty is going to be as time goes on and people test, is there anything behind 9-9-9. the world is a complicated place. >> it's great -- i want to say 911, because that's what i want to deal with this economy. >> your plan. >> rogoff's 911 plan. >> it's a muddled version of the flat tax. the flat tax is beautiful. this is not. it has a lot of problems. i give him a lot of credit for having the vision. let's make it simpler, do something people will understand. i don't think it's quite the wright way to do it. >> said, wouldn't it be nice to give a number for congress, the tax code will expire. we talked about it so many times, said the stars are aligned but is now the time to do it. >> now would be the best possible time. >> which means

greece has been in default or rescheduling its debts and this is based on research from economist ken rogoff and carmen reinhart was played in this whole creation of the euro we know going back to the beginning they were seduced into hiding their debts goldman sachs was involved in them as part of this. drama this greek tragedy that's playing out now that greek people have been played like chumps once again throughout history this is the role that best suits them because they have been departing for fifty point six percent of their better futures market right now is actually rising because of the demand for federer on the global markets will increase greece defaults get it all they know get back to making ropes and the us better cheese olive oil and hosting big bachelor parties and bachelorette parties on those fabulous islands let's get back to where greece does best party party party. of course the kaiser report is coming up later in the day. russia has launched another glow nasa navigation satellite into orbit bringing the total number to twenty four this now means it has the same global

greece has been in default or rescheduling its debts and this is based on research from economist ken rogoff and carmen reinhart so fifty point six percent of the time since eighteen hundred greece has been in default or rescheduling debts that's a lot of fun to choose well max so do you think this is a f.s.f. therefore and yet another bailout for greece is going to do the job not at all the grace was played in this hall creation of the euro we know going back to the beginning they were seduced into hiding their debts goldman sachs was involved in that as part of this. drama this greek tragedy that's playing out now the greek people have been played like jumps once again throughout history this is the role that best suits them well ok so we're in another great depression and one of the things they're trying to prevent just like they tried to do it the first great depression and they're trying to basically defend the banks and save the banks at the expense of everybody else defaults are not an option and and yet greece will default we know that everybody knows that in fact according to bloomb

romney i will say tonight he sought to bring in a strategy of combativeness and i think chris christie rogoff on him after this that he actually thought that he could perhaps come in and be governor christie i don't think it works quite as well for romney and matter fact at that point where he put his hand on rick perry and followed that and kind of it kind of seemed like a little high pitched like come on let me talk it just didn't sit well for romney at that point but i think overall he probably had a level performing. angry well and i think it was nice in my opinion it was nice to see romney come across as more human because a lot of times his responses are just so holliston so almost robotic you know those nice reason emotion actually you know i don't disagree with that herman cain talking about the occupy wall street thing you know with the second clip we saw are going to really to blame for their own fate as he says. it's just a makes a matter of drug creation this is the point is when i mean says that when you listen for a moment when cain says that and he gets the applause line he doe

. >> rogoff's 911 plan. >> it's a muddled version of the flat tax. the flat tax is beautiful.is not. it has a lot of problems. i give him a lot of credit for seeing the vision. let's make it simpler, do something people will understand. i don't think it's quite the right way to do it. >> i think it was senator tom coburn wouldn't it be nice to give a number for congress, the tax code will expire. march 31st. find something to put in its place. is now the moment to do that? we talked about real tax reform. is it really now the time to do it? >> now would be the best possible time. >> which means they won't. they will not. >> you don't know. i'd much rather we channeled all this anger with the tea party, with the occupy wall street, channel all this anger to something constructive. i'm worried if we don't we're going to get a game changer, a trade blocking regulation. something. >> we did this in 1986. that's the amazing thing. we had a total bipartisan consensus for cleaning out the tax system and lowering rates. that bill passed 97-3. >> it's not as radical as this. >> it was