Chris Wallace says ...

Mr. Goolsbee, again I'm quoting directly from the President's budget here, this is page five of the President's budget. Again he's saying those at the commanding heights of our economy, I assume that means people who are more than middle class have not played by the rules and then again let's go to this statement from page five "There's nothing wrong with making money, but there is something wrong when we allow the playing field to be tilted so far in favor of so few."

And again I guess what I'm asking is there seems to be a moral argument here that somehow people who have made money have done something wrong and need to pay for it and what you're saying, you say "there's something wrong when we allow the playing field to be tilted". The argument seems to be there's something wrong when the government allows people, rich people to keep their own money.

The fact that Chris Wallace doesn't get it, that he doesn't understand just makes him the perfect Fox News commentator, does it not?

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Chris Wallace says ...

I for one am on the Glenn Beck bandwagon and I advise you to join it as well.

If this had come from anyone else, I would have assumed it was sarcasm. Instead, it's just garden variety, Fox News stupidity. (Make sure to watch the video at the link to find out what Shepard Smith, the closest thing to a real newsman on Fox, thinks of Glenn Beck. Awesome stuff.)

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Chris Wallace says ...

You ever feel like saying ' I told you so?'

This is a comment directed at John "Loser" McCain. These are both men who are the sons of men who have achieved great things, and that is about the only good thing you can say about either of them.

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