he says george bush's debt is unpatriotic.vior that you don't like so you are doing it. when you are on the plane and somebody comes in three bags. next time you do the same thing. they don't like a debt ceiling until they are president and then they need the debt ceiling. >>> i think candidates will backtrack on foreign policy, i'm sorry, foreign aid claims, i will not give foreign aid to any country. >> kimberly: you want to say, see all those guys, they are even worse listen, i need four more years because it was so bad when i took over. i need time to correct it. >> eric: so if it's debt unpatriotic them. here are the numbers. president bush added $1.2 billion per day on the debt. it came out to $34,000 per american. under obama, $4.2 billion per day, 350%, more than triple as fast as bush. $4048,800 per american and record food stamp usage and record entitlements. >> this record is broken. it keeps going over and over again. do you know if mitt romney is elected president of the united states. he will automatically incur

. >> sean: he called george bush unpatriotic and unpatriotic for accumulating $4 trillion in eight yearsingham sewed this program mr. springer that barack obama who got you in trouble was unpatriotic and irresponsible, you would say? >> he is a great president and god bless him. i'm looking forward to the next four years when he is president again. having said that, obviously we are in a recession. obviously, we're in difficult economic times. ideally, it would be great if every american could have a job in the private secretary for, that would be perfect. in a capitalist system which we all three love and benefited very much from, in a capitalist system, every business tries to employ as few people as possible lowest benefits as possible. knowing that the government has to step in when people are unemployed. >> sean: bill, if we took the $5 trillion and he distributed it to the bottom 50% of how holds in america, tens of thousands of dollars per family could have been given out? >> sean i look at this way, we in a terrible time. when i saw mark throw it 40 yards down the field. mark lev

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he said george bush was unpatriotic. he had a $4 trillion debt in eight years, he had $5 trillion in three years. what does it say rhetoric versus what he does? >> you are saying how i feel. he says things that the american people agree with and nod their head to, lower taxes, lower regulation, take advantage of energy resources, crackdown on china, consolidate training programs. we listened to a lot of though things but you look at his record and he did just the opposite. how we are stronger internationally, we have more influence. this is the time he a laying out proposals that cut our military budget by almost a $1 trillion with the deal he made with congress. taken america's military we can only fight one war at a time under his policies. we've had a two-war policies since franklin roosevelt. he has weakened our military and family values. he says one thing and does something very different. >> sean: i recently released your tax returns and it shows you paid about 15% rated. as the irs pointed out about 97% of the am

he said george bush was unpatriotic. he had a $4 trillion debt in eight years, he had $5 trillion in three years. what does it say rhetoric versus what he does? >> you are saying how i feel. he says things that the american people agree with and nod their head to, lower taxes, lower regulation, take advantage of energy resources, crackdown on china, consolidate training programs. we listened to a lot of though things but you look at his record and he did just the opposite. how we are stronger internationally, we have more influence. this is the time he a laying out proposals that cut our military budget by almost a $1 trillion with the deal he made with congress. taken america's military we can only fight one war at a time under his policies. we've had a two-war policies since franklin roosevelt. he has weakened our military and family values. he says one thing and does something very different. >> sean: i recently released your tax returns and it shows you paid about 15% rated. as the irs pointed out about 97% of the am

he called bush unpatriotic and said he was irresponsible and unpatriotic. 5 trillion already in threeld trump says, he should be fired. >> he should be fired. i wish trump would get him on his show and fire him. >> i don't know if detroit would griffin agree with that. the economy is on the up swing, we are leaving afghanistan and iraq, it's not that bad, guys. >> the economy is to the on the up swing. >> ain't a down swing. >> foreclosures are still happening. >> it will be 25% this year. >> he's created jobs -- excuse me, government jobs. >> but the alternative is the cast of characters that you call the republican primary candidates. >> i'll take the pirate. >> i'll take any of the -- i'll take this football over obama. >> but the american public won't. the american public remembers obama of the month club and that's what we've had. >> every republican is a bum? >> that's what i am saying. >> what if i call obama a bum? >> i'm saying politically a number of people have put their personal ambitions ahead of principals and that's what the republican party is about. we will be here in

he said about your oen old boss on july 3rd or 4th in 2008 he was irresponsible and unpatriotic becausebush acquired $4 trillion in debt. he is over $5 trillion in three years. how does he explain this to the public and a credible way? >> he doesn't. look that is not the purpose of the state of the union. let's be clear. what he is going to do? he is going to say the middle-class, in fact, please let's not having drinking games based around the phrase middle-class or we're going to have a lot of drunk people in america tomorrow night. second of all, wealthy are not pairing their fair taxes and how they need do a little bit more. third he is going talking about things he is going to do to solve the economic problem and he is going to be saying congress needs to pass these things. there are things he knows he can't get passed the democratic senate let alone a republican house. we saw one that pre-staged this. the year before you gave a political state of the union you are not serious about policy you are all about politics and why should he change this year if started it last year. rememb

he called george bush unpatriotic. this is reckless. bush accumulated 4 trillion in eight years.ush tax cuts were reckless. >> sean: no, you can't go after.... >> why are we talking about it? >> the deal was made in august. money has been committed. basically already spent. we need to be talking about president obama said today, let's make government leaner and smarter. six agencies and put them altogether. >> sean: you talk about three separate issues. $6.2 trillion, this is new obama debt. now if we break it down, for every man, woman and child in this country, we could give them $20,000, $40,000, if we took out the 50% on federal income taxes. we could have written a tax close to $20,000. >> it's not just that he wants to raise taxes. with $15 trillion that we have spent that we tonight have, its bailout. it's the government bailing itself out. taking that money out of economy where we need it to grow. >> sean: you hear these words, i want to consolidate this agency with or without congress's help. >> six agencies, coming together making it leaner. >>> how many agencies did he

about companies with money overseas, there's something i'm not going to say unamerican, but seems unpatriotic shoring money overseas. he was paying taxes but, again, it's not good optically and not good from a messaging standpoint. >> and the timing is p terrible. it's going to be all about him one way or the other as obama talks about taxes and income and inequality. he has a couple of days before peek start making up this their minds in florida and we are out of time for him to say anything other than i'm really rich. >> the president will talk a lot about the buffett rule and every time he does that people in american will be thinking about mitt romney and how he does not pay enough taxes and working people pay a lot more. >> you can bet the people will be keeping that talking point aloft. it's good to look at the trend lines in terms of national tracking and gallop, showing, not a cratering seems too severe but slightly accurate when you talk about mitt romney's support, the red line dipping down is where romney is at and the gray line where newt gingrich is. this had stuff is hurting him

he was blasting the bush administration and republicans, calling it, unpatriotic. now the number is not 30, 34,000, it is 48,000 and going to 50 and beyond. martha: stuart, thank you. stuart varney from the fox business network. see you in a little while. bill: we heard that over the weekend. some of the stories we're watching include this. a top house republican says the president has the country, quote, on a fiscal train wreck filled with doubt and dekay in the future. fair and balanced debate. martha: plus iran using oil as a weapon. the rogue regime threatening to stop shipping oil to europe. they are a huge recipient of iran oil. what will that do? ambassador john bolton will be here on that. bill: a lot of opinions on that he said. things getting ugly at a occupy protest. why police turned to tear gas and stun grenades to control these crowds. [explosions] i like to recommend polident, it kills the bacteria without causing any abrasion. when my patients follow my instructions, their dentures feel clean and fresh. they look forward to putting them in their mou

oh called the debt unpate -- remember he called the debt unpatriotic and it's up under obama.w food stamps proliferated. this one right here, this is the one that you will hear a lot of this. is what we'll talk about a lot going forward. >> greg: you have #failed. a shut-out to twitter. >> bob: is that what that is? that is well done. >> dana: if this job doesn't work out, you can get job with graphic on "fox and friends." >> bob: you can. did you put that together? >> eric: no. >> dana: "top kill" stayed u -- brian kilmeadestayed up al. >> bob: one good sign of the economy is there are more manufacturerring jobs created in the last two years than the last eight. that is a good sign. for once, he is trying to get the manufacturerring sector, which had been leading jobs. corporations find cheap labor. >> andrea: cut the corporate tax. >> eric: 100% right. >> bring businesses back here or keep ones that are thinking about leading. >> bob: corporations pay higher taxes here. >> eric: guys, one second. it's not enough. we pay the highest corporate tax rate on the planet right now.

july 3, 2008, when barack obama was running, he actually accused president bush of being unpatriotic because at that point, in bush's presidency, 8 years in, he had accumulated $4 trillion in debt. president obama made that mark in 2 1/2 years. fiever said anything like that, chinever would about a president, would that be a double standard? >> of course! obama can spend $4 trillion and the media's not holding him to it. it is not fair to me. i'm 21 years old. i don't know if i will have social security. i probably won't because of the size of the government-- >>> frank's going to have yours. >> i ain't going to make it that far. >> sean: is this your first vote? >> i voted in 2008. >> >> sean: who did you vote for? >> john mccain. >> you glad about that? >> yeah. >> who are you going to vote for? >> newt gingrich. that's who i will am pulling for. >> i want someone to defend barack obama, in the back? >> i'm disappointed in some of the things that barack obama has done. i hold the american people. what i mean is this, we shouldn't have career politicians. if people aren't doing thei

july 3, 2008, when barack obama was running, he actually accused president bush of being unpatriotic because at that point, in bush's presidency, 8 years in, he had accumulated $4 trillion in debt. president obama made that mark in 2 1/2 years. fiever said anything like that, chinever would about a president, would that be a double standard? >> of course! obama can spend $4 trillion and the media's not holding him to it. it is not fair to me. i'm 21 years old. i don't know if i will have social security. i probably won't because of the size of the government-- >>> frank's going to have yours. >> i ain't going to make it that far. >> sean: is this your first vote? >> i voted in 2008. >> >> sean: who did you vote for? >> john mccain. >> you glad about that? >> yeah. >> who are you going to vote for? >> newt gingrich. that's who i will am pulling for. >> i want someone to defend barack obama, in the back? >> i'm disappointed in some of the things that barack obama has done. i hold the american people. what i mean is this, we shouldn't have career politicians. if people aren't doing thei

if you question the inequality in the country that you are some kind of socialist, that you are unpatriotiche president. let me show you what he said last night about social inequality. >> we cannot go back to this brand of you're on your own economics. we believe that everybody has a stake in each other and that if we attract an outstanding teacher to the profession by giving her the pay and training and support that she needs, she'll go out and educate the next steve jobs. >> now when you look at the percentage of republicans, 55% saying there's a problem between the classes, and on and on, i don't see how they are trying to tell people to be quiet, perry, or telling people they are socialist is going to work against that kind of argument that speaks right to where the american -- majority of americans poll, including republicans are saying their concerns lay. >> i think, al, what we're seeing is mitt romney is kind of an unforced error again the last few days with the comment about inequality in quiet rooms. rick santorum who is a republican in the same primary has talked about inequalit

family values and with patriotism and going into iraq if you questioned those things somehow you're unpatriotic and that's dividing americans, too. i think the real complaint they have is less one about culture and social values and more about politics in an election year. they are being forced in this situation -- they in congress, republicans -- to defend wealthy people who pay less taxes because of the tax laws. it's all legal, by the way -- than people who make moderate amounts of money. that's not a position they want to defend in an election year. the truth, though, is, if obama does raise taxes on the wealthy it's not going to raise that much in taxes. it won't solve our deficit problems but it's a great slogan in an election year. so they are complaining about it. he is on the right side of issue with no significance. >> we have to end it there. thank you for joining us, joe. thank you, cbs 5 political analyst joe tuman. >>> new federal regulations kick in tomorrow to protect airline passengers against hidden fees. carriers will be required to include all taxes and fees in their adverti

i mean, he's the one that said adding $4 trillion to the debt was unpatriotic. did he say that?> yes. a president though -- >> how much was added in in his four years. jin >> i understand this is what you're paid to do, to come on and talk about what you'd like to see the republican party do within his nominee. let's get back on track with the republican party and governor romney -- >> i'll get on your track. go ahead. >> governor romney and how you think nationally he's going to do in a general election if he's having a hard time getting a unification and the effort needed, this swell of support, in primaries. >> barack obama had a hard time getting unification, and he cleaned our clock pretty good between him and hillary clinton fighting it out for six years. i think that primaries like this are good for our party. they were certainly good for the democratic party four years ago. and i think having a little bit of drama and a little bit of a back and forth is a good thing for parties that are challenging incumbent presidents. so i think it's par for the course in american hist

if you go back to july of 2008, then candidate obama said that george bush was irresponsible and unpatriotic and in 8 years he accumulated billions in debt. 12 million more are now on need stamps. where is the racial component here? >> look, the racism is all in the mind of the liberal. the liberal can't defend their policies. they can't defend their institutions. they can't explain schools that failed poor children, they can't explain neighbors with no police or entire areas with no jobs. obviously rather than defend their failures they attack us and say you wouldn't be saying that if you weren't a racist. we have to make fun of them, go straight at them, tell them to tell the truth, stick with the facts. and i think we are winning the argument in the country at large and people in the country overall increasingly realize how shrill and how fundamentally dishonest the left wing media is. >> all right. stay right there, mr. speaker. when we come back, you have released a new campaign ad. we will have more with the former speaker of the house on the eve of the palmetto state primary. we will

second question was about secession, the unintended consequence for burr that he made secession unpatriotic but it was so popular, he was in new york and wasn't just a seventh thing and you think of the federalists and hartford convention they were talking as well. did they think about secession in constitutional terms or just as something like you mentioned it is in the american blood. is a session that way? >> that is a lot. secession just to deal with that quickly if i can, new england secession was economically motivated. it was because of the embargo that was in place and the economy in the war of 1812 and they didn't support the war. i still think it was very important that burr failed -- that secession -- it was viewed as the worst criminal in american history other than benedict arnold. when the southern slavery issue reached a full boil secession came back but when you look at the previous period when suspension was rife in activity as a plan there is a difference. jefferson's inactivity is hard to explain. it is never explained. he may not have believed the reports about burr's ac

it's unpatriotic.conomic team that i'm going to be meeting with today is helping to shape what is going to be a bold agenda to create 2.5 million new jobs. we can create 5 million new jobs that pay well and can't be outsourced. >> we have to have a president that understands that the essence of the american dream is a good job. >> the real question is -- will our country be better off four years from now? >> chris white of our staff went through three years of stuff and put that together. >> that was great. >> wow, that took a lot of work so, of course, we're previewing that talking about the numbers and the success of the last three years of this administration because of the state of the union starts right here tonight at 9:00 p.m. you will hear the president talking about his three years in office and looking forward. >> i'm sure that foxandfriends.com will have that whole piece. >> absolutely. i wonder tonight if they'll be playing in the halls of congress that benny hill music. >> i don't think th

that's unpatriotic. >> oh, man! if $30,000 was unpatriotic, stuart varney, what is $190,000?ese are no spin numbers, aren't they? these are solid numbers. 34 -- let's get it right. $34,000 owed by every man, woman and child in america on day one of the obama administration. 34k. fast forward to today, solid numbers. $48,000 for every man, woman and child. that's our share of the national debt. that's our share of the national debt today and if you head out into election day, it's going to be north of $50,000 owed by every person in the united states of america. you can't spin those numbers. you can't excuse them. you can't say like you say on unemployment, we saved 2 million jobs. you can't blame the banks for the housing market. you've got to take responsibility for that number. >> what you can do is add more to it. >> that's what's going to happen. >> with the unfunded entitlements, though. what i said in the lead was $189,000 per person. >> right. that is unfunded entitlements. that's what we've got to pay out in the future in total that we've not yet taken in. so that's a

it's unpatriotic.choose another four years with the same reckless fiscal policies that busted our budget and wreaked havoc on our economy and mort gaged our children's future with mountains of debt. >> the schools that aren't repairing our children and the mountain of debt they stand to inherit. megyn: matt mccall and chris stirewalt. gentlemen, welcome. the numbers are really staggering. we are heading for over a trillion dollars in 2012. it was 1.4 trillion in 2009. the largest deficit recorded before all this was $458 billion in 2008 just to give the viewers perspective on how large these numbers are. give us the broad brush perspective. you have the a.p. using terms like alarming and perilous. >> i think we are walking on a tightrope. we are coming out of the worst recession we have seen in decades. now this path with four straight years of mind-blog deficits. if you read the report, it looks as if you can take away some of the good expectations, it could get much worse going forward. only 1.1% on

it's unpatriotic. >> we can choose another four years with the i am reckless fiscal policies that bustedudget and wreaked havoc on our economy and mort gained our children's future with mountains of debt or we can restore fiscal responsibility. >> we need to confronts the cost of our independence on foreign oil and healthcare. megyn: what a difference a few years make. america's debt limit is about to go north of $16 trillion with no end in sight. and it's president obama seeking the increases. matt mccall is president of penn financial group. now we are going up to $1.5 trillion in debt. a lot of people believe it's because of president obama's policies, but as a realistic matser in this kind of economy did have any choice but to significantly add to this debt? >> he had to add some to it. the government has to throw some money auto we don't go into a depression. i'll give president obama that. show that we are not falling apart. i do understand. but going from $9 trillion to $16.5 trillion, i think he went overboard. i think it's not going to end anytime soon. talked about president bu