so if yolook at thworld as a whole while we were expanding, there was very ready availability of goodsen inflation rises in one country those citizens have the option of buying from abroad. there was a lot of emphasis on expenditure restraint. and that was particularly strong during the 1990s. there was a great debate at the beginning of the clinton administration about how to deal with what was perceived as a relatively small recession, but nonetheless a recession, what to do. there were those who wanted to spend their way out and others said no let's have budgetary restraint. that will be better for the economy, that will keep interest rates down, it will tend to restrain inflationary pressures and, in the long run we'll be better off. and that was i think fortunately, the approach that was adopted. and lo and behold, the economy did so well that we got some productivity increases, that revenues increased faster than expected budget expenditures were held down and for the first time in decades we had budgetary surpluses. schoumacher: there was no inflation when it came to goo and ser

>> when yolook at individual stocks and individual market, lot of return as well. look at stocks, part of it is yet to look at the fundamentals. the other side of it is supply and demand for that security and what it has done technically. charles: radioshack, this article came out ibusiness week talking about it being 2% of what it was 14 years ago. another new strategy called less play. should anybody play the stock? >> i wouldn't. anybody on their back can get better. netflix came up with new stuff. apple was dead in the water. they came out with new products everybody loved and what best buy did, the earnings are better because they streamlined the company, companies can come back at any time. charles: jcpenney, tre is a big tug-of-war. he believes in the company, blackberry a lot of people buying back stock. the show was about investors who have gotten burned in the market. sometimes a market comes back, sometimes individual names come back, but these are three that i worry about. >> the three stocks you are talking about, jcpenney is funny because i wt to high

our kids, now yolook at video games, we can buy a shoelace because they have to pay this off, it keepsng and going and going until it hits a wall somewhere. you can't keep printing money. neil: both sides love you to death, but why are they so okay with this? it is not a right or left issue, they are okay with the fact government is back giving out more stuff is okay, we like going back to this. >> i will tell you anything we can do right away. i think as fars foreign aid is concerned, we don't give it to any countries consistently voted against us 70% of the time in the united nations. everything is a microcosm in the neighborhood. if you have a guy who hasn't paid you back, you don't give him more money. you don't get might these people who are always knocking us and voting against us. let them just go wherever they're going to go and it is very hot down there. neil: he your dad ran for president, are you? >> i wrote in for mike huckabee in the last election and i will tell you why. even i didn't think he had a chance, when he was asked would anybody in the world he could pick anyone