we have wayne rogers and johnathon and tracey burns and jay layfield. and christian is with us. wayne, who is right on this, the president or those who say we need to cut spending? >> i think the president is wrong in the following sense. i think the whole philosophy has not worked in three and half years. the government is spending and we haven't had a spur in the economy and unemployment above eight percent. milton freedman. the whole philosophy is wrong. we cut taxes in '81 and again under clinton in 94. and both of those things helped the economy and we had a strong recovery and that is what should be done today. >> all right, tracey, the president's argument here is that he is going to extend the bush tax cuts . now the republicans are saying that businesses are going to get hurt and that is going to hurt the commempt >> that is small businesses and that is absolutely who is getting hurt. the cvo said that 20 percent of our so-wealthy americans are covering our tax bill. how much of a buren do you want to put on these people. they are trying to make it better and all we are

they are 13 times earning. >> wayne rogers?ll, we talked about it early, cities need more and more revenue. they will get it from the gaming taxes. >> god one. >> jonatn?

we have wayne rogers and johnathon and tracey burns and jay layfield. and christian is with us. e, who is right on this, the president or those who say we need to cut spending? >> i think the president is wrong in the following sense. i think the whole philosophy has not worked in three and half years. the government is spending and we haven't had a spur in the economy and unemployment above eight percent. milton freedman. the whole philosophy is wrong. we cut taxes in '81 and again under clinton in 94. and both of those things helped the economy and we had a strong recovery and that is what should be done today. >> all right, tracey, the president's argument here is that he is going to extend the bush tax cuts . now the republicans are saying that businesses are going to get hurt and that is going to hurt the commempt >> that is small businesses and that is absolutely who is getting hurt. the cvo said that 20 percent of our

wayne rogers what do you like this? >> i like health. gnc. and i buy a37 and put in a stop loss.h is a seller. and johnathon? >> well, every day half a million kids get transported to schools on school buses that are owned by the school district and 30 percent are properly run. stp is the for school buss and transport. >> who knew that john -- johnathon liked kids. we'll see you next time. have a great weekend . mitt romney had enough. he said president obama should stop the campaign lies. paul goes one on one with the governor . states can now forgo works required by welfare recipents. some are blasting the president for another test of the president ignoring the law. we'll get the take coming up live. part of the country starts with the flood waters and farmers are praying for rain . what that means for the grocery bill. and on the coastlines this summer worse than before . we'll talk to the producer of shark week. i am uma with the news headquarters. it starts right now. governor mitt romney is on the offens and i have calling for president obama to apolize for the attacks his

our cashin' in crew this week, wayne rogers, jonathan hoenig, tracy byrnes, john layfield and joiningein. we'd like to bwelcome all of you. tracy, how could skipping college help the job market. >> i'm not advocating skipping college, but so many jobs all you need is a high school diplomas, we need drivers, mechanics, people that have a trade and not to mention going forward in the future. 40% of the jobs available over the course of next ten years will only require a high school degree. i want people to go to college and want america to be smart, but i think we need both sides of the coin and i think we do a really bad job of making people feel really bad about themselves if they don't go to college. it's not for everyone and not to mention the debt. people can't afford it. >> it's an interesting question she brings up, john. is college a good investment at this point for many americans? >> it depends on what you do in college. tracy is exactly right. this is not an either/or equation. if you're going to college and getting a liberal arts degree, odds are you're wasting your parent'

. >> wayne rogers? >> well, we talked about it early, cities need more and more revenue.will get it from the gaming taxes. >> god one. >> jonathon? >> i like oil, cheryl. the more oil we have pumped over the years, the better and better man's life has become. i am invested in oilt, that is oil, tank and partners, a company that ships all over the gulf. >> that's it. thank you for joining us. see you on fox business weekdays. have a great weekend. >>> a fox news alert, the danger not over for police investigating a mass shooting in colorado. a tense situation underway as the suspected it killer's apartment, said to be booby-trapped, wired with trip wires and explosives. i'm john scott joining you live from outside the century 16 movie complex in aurora, colorado, the scene of the terrible masacre that left 12 dead and 59 injured. the last of the victims removed from the thee -- the theater last evening. the danger remains in place at another crime scene. here is a look at the situation at the apartment complex where the suspect lived. the building's other tenants all evacu

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and we had in congress or in the senate, we had peter dominic and byron rogers and wayne aspen dal who was considered this mega power house, never met a water dam he didn't like and on every kind of project you could think of. colorado river base sin, arkansas this, colorado that. he was considered one of the most powerful people there as the chairman of the interior committee. and we had done bratsman and frank abbotts. so that was 1970 and we were the second most conservative delegation voting in the house. but it fit with joe coors and that's how the world saw us. all of those young hopeaholics that moved in. there were so many of them, that the permanent settlers here didn't have time to encircle them and tell them to chill out. they all came in and had selected colorado by choice. they thought it was the greatest place on the planet and they were going to make it. they were really going to make it a wonderful place to live and they were going to follow all of these things that people had talked about in the '60s. so the big rumble started in 1970 when craig barnes decided to run a

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