let's go in focus and find out with ci forbes, elizabeth mcdonald, mike, rick unger. on monday the president id by almost any measure the economy was better. on friday we get these lousy job numbers. >> they're headed for the world series. aning incomes are down. job creation still remains. economics does not work. the top 10% of income earners, yes, knee done well under president obama, but the other 90%, they're stalled and feel they're falling behind. >> 55% say the nation's economy overall is not turning the corner. it is going to g worse before it gets better. who is right? the president or the american people? >>ell, look, i think the president had a right when said that by any measure the economy has improved since he got there. i'm afraid it's a swing and a miss, though, when he says that the worker is doing better. >> look at the median income. people have almost $3,000 less in their pocket. that's why they feel worse off. >> yeah, but finishing the first thought that he isn't right. we see by the numbers that workers are not doing betterer. we have less peop

. >> rick unger, before we go further, we understand the biggest cost of all in all of the conflicts that we've fought and are fighting, human lives. we've lost a lot of human lives, suffering, a lot of injured service people as well, but the costs are already stacking up. the costs escalate so quickly since mid-june, this war against isis between mid-june and august 29th, it's cost $562 million. that is a huge cost. this is the cost of the war on terror in general, but already the cost against isis is mounting up. how do we pay for it? >> first of all, david, i'm pleased you made the point you made. all too easy to forget we're talking about real people in those situations. glad you did it. look, this is a tricky situation. wars cost money. if the nation agrees this is a war that has to be fought it's got to be paid for. i don't want to make the same mistake we made back in the early 2000s when we went to war and spent money we didn't have. so there's two choices. cut the budget, and use that money to spend it on war. you can issue a war tax which is what the congressman offered. my

the unger meetings, unlike the meetings we've had thus far which have been behind closed doors, the unger meetings, these countries will be speaking out publicly at the united nations security council and the world will see what each of these countries are prepared to do. we have a plan, we know the players, our focus now is in determining what each country's role will be and how to coordinate those activities for success. later this week, we're going to have more to say about our partners and the contribution, and we still fully expect this coalition to grow through unga and beyond. one of the things that i'm most pleased about is we've asked one of our most respected and experienced military leaders, general john allen, to come to the state department and oversee this effort. he came within 24 hours of being asked, was at his desk at 7:00 in the morning, and is now already laying out the campaign from a diplomatic point of view for how we coordinate what will be needed for all of these other aspects beyond the military piece. i had a long meeting with him yesterday, again today, and i'm

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