mushrooms to believe that a government-run healthcare program is going to end up on time, efficient or underbudgetlook at medicare. it started out as $60 million in the '60's and it's hundreds of billions today. if you total up all these programs we're on the hook for non-funded liabilities in the trillions. in promoting healthcare, the president is killing the last parts of the private market and enslaving americans for generations to come. >> it's hard to believe that we can't get a guarantee from congress that they won't add a ton of pork barrel projects to this bill and turn it back over to a trillion dollars. >> the democrats are looking at a py-go which republicans never did. these are crocodile tears from conservatives who never paid for the iraq war or tax cuts. if democrats want to pay for it, you have the c.b.o. able to enforce t look at what is hannoning with tarp. all the conservatives said it would be a waste. now we have 32 banks on the mark for paying -- repaying at least $130 billion worth of tarp funds t depends on how you manage it. if you manage it well and cut the waste, which

the gsa has also seen projects come inhead of schedule and underbudget.ost bids i'm told with the gsa are coming 8 to 10% below the timated costs. recovery dollars are going further and working harder than the vast majority of people have anticipated. they're the facts. 100 days ago in june the 8th i stated that we had -- i believed that we had saved or created 150,000 jobs in the first 100 days. and i went on to say, again, over the objection of some of my more cautious advisors -- i went on to say that we will create another 600,000 jobs in the second 100 days. on september the 10th, the council of economic advisors plans to report to the nation their projection of jobs or saved is relative to the recovery act. i'm optimisticnd as a matter of fact i'm confident that that report will show that we met or exceeded our goal -- that goal as well. to state the obvious, we will emerge from this great recession and i believe that is only -- that's necessary but not sufficient. we have to emerge better positioned to lead the world in the 21st century as we did i