. >> each page transports viewers back to the days after the attacks when there was so much uncertainyds had no idea where their loved ones were. they put up posters all over the city in desperate attempts to find them. >> i believe he's out there somewhere. >> there were also messages of hope and support. >> i worked at the united nations for four days and collected as many speeches as i could at the press center. i wanted to show how the world came together. how new york came together. tens of thousands of these were used. >> he hopes his mementos capture a unique per ive of the times. the significance of his collection has been -- has been recognized by among others the u.s. library of congress which has included more than 900 documents from the collection in its september 11th, digital archive. >> i'm proud i did it. i want my children to see it some day. now i'm a new grandfather. i want my granddaughter to see it some day. and i just feel proud here nine, 10 years later. >> when we return, the exhibit that perhaps more than any it's game day, buddy, and, boy, are we in for a dooz

. >> each page transports viewers back to the days after the attacks when there was so much uncertainyad no idea where their loved ones were. they put up posters all over the city in desperate attempts to find them. >> i believe he's out there somewhere. >> there were also messages of hope and support. >> i worked at the united nations for four days and collected as many speeches as i could at the press center. i wanted to show how the world came together. how new york came together. tens of thousands of these were used. >> he hopes his mementos capture a unique per ive of the times. the significance of his collection has been -- has been recognized by among others the u.s. library of congress which has included more than 900 documents from the collection in its september 11th, digital archive. >> i'm proud i did it. i want my children to see it some day. now i'm a new grandfather. i want my granddaughter to see it some day. and i just feel proud here nine, 10 years later. >> when we return, the exhibit that perhaps more than any other will bring the horror of now, when you want powerf

all of this goes to the word uncertainy.ntil you get rid of uncertainty you are not going to see hiring. the only jobs created for the last year have been in the private sector, decrease in jobs has been seen on the government side. his plans have not worked. all of that was based on infrastructure that does not work. [ talking over each other ] >> sean: i'm worried about the tax reform. to me whatever embodiment it comes in, is going to be a tax increase. he can't resist raising taxes as we can see. >> there's not going to be the political appetite for that. steny hoyer said they are not going to even back raising taxes. when your base starts to pull away, also conservative members like senator claire mccaskill is up for reelection. she can't get behind tax increases in a swing state like missouri. a lot of ideas that seemed balanced were in his own deficit commission rejecting it completely. now he's trying to pull this political stunt by squashing the gop debate. his ego has reached an unreal level. can cockiness, arrogan

we can no longer continue to expect businesses to invest and expand with all of this uncertainy. my 9, 9, 9 plan, livelies the playing field. expands the base and stops politicians from being age to pick winners and losers. that will i go this economy going. one other point quickly. this economy is on life support. that's why my plan is as bold as it is. we don't need another speech from the president that is going to layout some broad principles. the american people can't keep waiting. which is why i put my plan on the table. >> greta: mr. cain, thank you very much. i'm sure we'll have you back. we have a lot to talk about between now and election day. thanks for joining us. >> thanks. >> greta: why did president obama want to unveil his plan wednesday? congress' first day back at o or mischief? we'll ask tucker carlson. >> jenkins has somethin [ male announc ] life is full of missed opportunities. like the leap of faith you never took. but there's one opportunity that's too good to miss. the lexus golden opportunity sales event. see your lexus dealer. two of the most important

>> obviously, there's been a lot of fear and uncertainy. there's a lot going on.we are recovering from this near death experience this is not a rebound from your typical recession. this was life-threatening for the financial system. tectonic plates where we are going from a society that makes stuff to a society that bits of intellectual property that requires some kind of change. we are going from 20, 30 years of binging on debt as a government and people with home equity loans into frugality. it is like a bone marrow transplant in some ways. the patient to try to cure. we need more spending for the economy to recover. we need less spending cuts to rein it in so we can get well and spend and start recovering. there's that vicious cycle. there's one other factor and i'm hearing it more. federal government, also state and local, especially federal government is also very much at fall. if you want to know why, i can give you reasons. >> greta: give me the reasons. fold in the fact we are willing to flush down 535 million dollars federally guaranteed loan that doesn't

business in america, sitting on 1 1/2 trillion not investing and not hiring, because of the uncertainy that is not john mccain's word. viewers, many small business people, go ahead and e-mail greta as to whether i'm telling you the -- telling her the truth or not. i think you will get a lot of e-mails. >> greta: i do hope they e-mail. i would love to know. i would like to know the other side and i have a hard time getting that information. troop withdrawals watch do you think about the president's plan to withdraw troops? >> they've said that it is not the case. but it is published and it is in all the media they are going to withdraw at 3,000 troops. i would rather have no troops than 3,000. we would be putting americans in harm's way, as we did in beirut. as we did in somalia. and we have other times in our history. it is not enough. we need 10 to 13,000 troops on the border between kurdistan and iraq. it is very dangerous for technical and intelligence capabilities and help with their air force. no military person has recommended a low number such as 3,000. >> greta: when do we hear

injecting tons of uncertainy into the corporations and buys of america. let's deal with that. -- and businesses of america. let's deal with that. we passed a lot of ideas in the house to create jobs. energy policy, regulatory reform stacking up in the senate where they haven't been acted on this is one of those ideas we would like to see an effort. we hear democrats say they want to do this. >> greta: bonfire on the mall, burn the tax code on start over. i bet there isn't a member of congress who does his or own tax return it is so complicated. >> probably not. i've been on the ways and means committee for over a decade. this committee did a lot of this. i have to tell you, what the tax code is being used for today is to try and micromanage and social engineer economic activity. instead of raising proper amount of revenue for the government in the most efficient way possible so we can maximize commission growth and remove barriers from businesses that want to get started that want to invest. all the small business people i met with throughout the month of