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FBN’s Neil Cavuto on New York Times Columnist Paul Krugman’s comments on why he could never be Treasury Secretary.
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Here is all you need to know what Paul Krugman is -- arrogant clueless -- the near times columnist doesn't have a freaking clue.
Says he could never be Treasury Secretary and he goes quoting here it would actually reduce might influence.
As it.
Personal -- you needn't worry because noted the White House over you the job and second as you yourself -- -- you never get confirmed for the job.
Not because you're not Smart but because you are an arrogant asked the don't get me wrong there are many arrogant asses in Washington.
But you're so arrogant and so much evidence that even among arrogant asses.
They find you uniquely -- -- sort of us special arrogant -- Maybe because few arrogant asses describe themselves of the darn near messianic terms you do.
Let me quote from Saint Paul himself.
DN op -- economist at the times is a pretty big deal one of immensely grateful to have been granted.
And those who hold the position if they know how to use it effectively.
Have a lot more influence on national debate -- say.
Most senators will hold Paul why leave -- -- just senators he goes on to ask.
Does anyone doubt that the White House pays attention to what I write -- doesn't anybody -- -- reading that that anyone's advantage until what this self inflated wind bag has to say at all.
A man on record for saying deficits don't matter.
But a lot more stimulus does that spending -- the war on terror is don't.
But pouring good money after bad on -- batteries is not.
And for this Paul -- -- up Pulitzer Prize but I'm happy to say at least not yet.
-- cabinet position.
Never mind he is turning down a job he was never all part.
Doesn't it make you think twice about reading anything he -- because -- people Olbermann doesn't add anything to offer.
By the way I'd -- -- combat Nobel Prize from Basel.
Not maybe consider -- -- he's desperately attempt.
