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. >> well, he's a-- well, but i will ask you this, when you shake things up, and when you did at ge, and in other words, address the slowdowns that occurred and you talked about a mess when you came in, and you had to send a clear, distinct vision right awayment you were on top of things and rarely did i see you doing 20 things at once. i saw this president do 20 things at once. so if you had to advise him as he shakes up again, a strategy, what would it be? >> focus on the economy and jobs. i mean, this has been the case for a long time. i think charles' point he came in with an agenda that didn't have much to do with the economy and jobs and left nancy pelosi and others to put together a package he focused on health care, cap and trade and other things. >> he said that those would be beneficial for jobs. >> oh, that, come on. he basically was carrying out a-- he felt he wanted to do. >> well, i'm just going to devil's advocate here, but that they have slowed the bleeding in jobs and though unemployment is still high, we're off our lows, what do you make of that. in other words, the

now it's an interesting 2-1 you see ges and hillary clinton putting down biden, making him the odd man out. what does that do? >> it's remarkable, because the secretary of state and the secretary of defense have a natural rivalry. and thrgh history those two secretaries have not gotten along. but secretary gates has made it his job to get along with the secretary of defense, whether it's condi rice and now hillary clinton. it's created this wall of support. obama intellectually sided with them as the debate went on, but i don't think his heart or his passion was ever in it. now his heart is saying there's a little buyer's remorse right now in the white house. chris: here's bob's description. "nearly everyone could see that by supporting mcchrystal, clinton was joining forces with the uniformed military and the secretary of defense, diminishing e president's running mate was a definitive moment in her relationship to the white house team. couldhe be trusted even though it seemed circumscribed? anything can happen." another point in your book, you say, "mr. president, you have a dilemma

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you. what's the agenda for today's meeting? >> well, this is an outside group of economic advisers, not on the white house staff, by and large. you've got the outside chiefs at ge and caterpillar. you also have gray beards like the former fed chairman, paul volcker, so it's supposed to be sort of a breath of fresh air giving the president new ideas. he meets with them every few months or so. and specifically what they want to do today is focus on the long-term. white house officials say there is going to be a lot of discussion about education specifically working with community colleges, because they keep hearing from the private sector, as his administration tries to create jobs, they need more highly skilled workers to compete in the global economy. so president is going to be laying out a new initiative. basically, it's going to be looking at how to link up you community colleges with corporate america, making sure every state has at least one high-impact partnership with these community colleges. the president also urging the private sector to work with community colleges to help achieve a goal he laid out recently of having an additional 5 million communit

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ge? >> i'm talking about business. you said pro-business.ment doesn't differentiate between businesses that do make things which i would love to see and businesses that utilize the government. >> i'm talking about businesses that create jobs and businesses that create jobs want an environment where they can create more jobs. organizations like the chamber of commerce and republican governor's association is supporting a business environment. they want lower taxes, less regulations so businesses can create new jobs. >> wasn't it lack of regulations on the banks that allowed the banks to precipitate the recession and deprive our country of lending and available credit? is that the deregulation you're talking about? >> i would argue it's the government in the form of fannie and freddie and their liberal -- >> you may argue that. if you look at the relationships between the bank and government, it's clear what has happened. what do you think of these relationships? >> i think you referred to the bush administration's policies as liberal. talking

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