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my name is sydni and i'm your dividend. >> republicans strip 1.three billy americans of jobless benefits for those who cannot find a job kicking them to use a curb so very christmas from the g.o.p. liz: those jobless benefits have already been extended over five years that = two o foxbusiness.com/cavuto temporary extensions the lerals still push to extend jobless benefits tomorrow to accuse the g.o.p. for routing christmas by letting them expire. kato economist says the best present for the unemployed is tough love. it is trending but it is trendy around 3914% with high jobless rates with african-americans so i would say cutting out extend the benefits again? >> the key issues not just the unemployment rate but the labor force participation rates people going into the disability program we have a labor market th is not creating jobs and what frustrates me about an ad in the whole political conversation we should figure out how to figure out private-sector job creation going again that i the best thing not permanent long run government dependency where the skills are there with a giant fl

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