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FBN’s Stuart Varney discusses how things have changed during the first term of the president.
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The inauguration is next Monday the second -- begins mine how times change.
Here's my take four years ago Barack Obama stood before American spoke eloquently of his hopes for the future.
He proclaimed that unity of -- -- conflict and discord.
His woods is woods and he.
Fast full.
Two days ago.
-- -- -- engaged in extreme conflict and discord when -- directly attacked his political opponents.
The Republicans he said what suspicious about what that the government should make shall kids in poverty get enough to -- The Republicans.
His books clearly the tone has changed.
And then we have the economic backdrop to the inauguration four years ago it was desperate times but the president offered hope that we would spend a ton of money.
And recover up quickly.
Fast forward we spent the money we have not recovered the economy's been in the doldrums for four long years and -- -- he's truly out of control.
That's why there is no euphoria this time around the thrill is gone on the hope really did not pan out instead we have national anxiety.
We look more more like Europe we deeper and deeper in debt and our president has no plan for change -- office no hope.
The Washington Post headline tells the inauguration story it -- the inauguration.
A big fiscal.
