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FNC’s Andrea Tantaros discusses how Republicans will deal with administration’s latest efforts to boost job growth.
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People in your mind that after never good -- it.
Okay the Republicans.
They cannot -- -- who's the entire.
The Obama jobs package can now they can't they couldn't even come out swinging and at the other night there -- a concerted strategy by Republicans put together not.
To beat the bill down to say well we'll work on him because they believe.
When they're looking at the polling the American people do want them to work with wants something but they can't pass the whole thing look they'll feel major pressure from the Tea Party movement and from their base.
But they're not gonna get tripped up on this politically they're probably gonna cherry pick a couple things that they like particularly in the house pass it.
Send it to the senate and we'll see what the senate discussion and a couple of Rose Garden because the -- -- assembling that because President Obama is about to appear in the Rose Garden few minutes from now and and he's then gonna come out and say this is the plan.
I'm now giving it to congress -- You -- the Republicans will accept part of it but not all of it now it then goes back.
And the president what's He gonna do if He doesn't get.
Everything is -- what does He do that's the big question is He going to Vito.
Some proposals that He just stood up in front of the nation and said would work for example the payroll tax cut.
Trade agreements Republicans have to be for some of these things because they've been for them in the past He couldn't that they're really -- He couldn't V tonight it's gonna be very interesting to see what He -- if He doesn't get everything that -- -- this going to be a Republican counterproposal.
Right right and some about will be opinion of what goes back up to the president at some point.
I can see Vito.
-- -- -- -- -- Made me yes because the strategy from the beginning that the strategy from the beginning is blame congress for everything I'm sure -- looking darkened.
I'm certain even looks at some of the means very Harry Truman if you looks at any -- -- -- really think that's gonna work.
There's no way He can look at this small ball bill that He got in front of congress and believe that the payroll tax is enough.
To get the economy going again it's like a band aid on a bullet wound.
He really should have thought bigger and went with Simpson Bowles -- have been at least a little more believable to do what Huntsman with it -- deserve the high five Stuart.
Those tax rates his tax plan and had tax plan that's big.
-- -- look you'll politics OK let me digress for 12 -- business economics and markets.
Let's suppose that the president gets the entire me a half trillion dollar package and it's put in place is that good for the market.
All not -- of us can fix the market short term but it doesn't do anything to fix the economy long term they're very different animals.
-- could be a short term fix.
For the markets for the economy I would beg to differ that this is a fix for -- you know creating jobs in this country it's it's it's just a band aid on the problem okay and you know what one other thing.
Have yet to hear him -- -- economists when He stands up and says that this is the solution to creating jobs in this country I'll give you want.
Moms and pocket that in that as -- back guy that's is fallback box and the.
I -- -- stand up is I think he's testifying on Capitol Hill this week.
Months and -- will say this jobs package of his past in full will create.
Two million unfortunately politicians need to this is the same guy that had a one point five to one dollar fifty cent government multiplier you which if it did work we should be screaming.
Land we have there's a trillion dollar stimulus didn't work why would a half a trillion dollar stimulus how much is too much how much is enough and and they're and they're really gonna talk today about how -- pay for this and that's the biggest question he's saying all just tacking on the super committee.
Well the super committees already struggling to figure out how to cut one point -- five trillion dollars.
And it's essentially created a lobbying feeding frenzy.
Between the defense industry and the health care in dividend -- if they can't do it and that's their problem you know that were not because -- -- -- what.
Just -- through this is Michelle Obama this is back from 20080.
Responding to the President Bush's stimulus program what are you could put a 160 billion into the economy I think -- -- -- 600 box -- all the -- on Michelle Obama.
And -- people say.
This stimulus in the you know you didn't 600 dollars they're -- you know I mean.
He -- so what liking it do it that -- lots approaches the -- -- term quick fix stuff.
Sounds good and that they even feel good that first month -- -- get that check.
-- -- -- -- -- Mom call competitive Hu found that data someone deserves everything you've heard under the -- who's who of the company's -- I believe Christi Christina Ambrose found out kudos -- -- being put.
And don't forget the first lady's gonna be what the White House believes this one of his most powerful.
Weapons out on the campaign trail -- very popular but lifted silence they're gonna -- -- out there again they need -- they need to think yes because she's that most popular member of the administration just like Laura Bush was.
When she campaigned for her you think you we will see a lot more of Michelle Obama as we go into the election -- much closer and if not power yet -- -- for another to see if there's always she needs she needs to go into a lot of these inner city areas where the voters are disaffected.
The Maxine Waters of the world have been speaking -- on behalf of the African American community.
-- unemployment in the double digits they need Michelle Obama to help them get their base out that's going to be their big problem.
And watch tomorrow.
To see what happens and that New York -- Stuart if a Republican wins in a district in New York City deeply blue that has not gone Republican since 1923.
That is an indication that the president's problems good again are in the second -- -- -- bigger.
