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RUSH: As we learned from a caller in our job summit in the previous hour who was self-employed, self-employed people do not get unemployment benefits. They don\u2019t get unemployment compensation. In a sense you could say that they are targeted. It\u2019s all part of the war on individualism and entrepreneurism that\u2019s being waged by the Democrat Party and the Obama administration. Greetings, and welcome to a real jobs summit happening here on the Rush Limbaugh program and the EIB Network. And we\u2019re talking to people today who are either unemployed or are small business owners who are having to let people go, talking to them about why they\u2019re doing it and what it would take to start hiring people again. Telephone number is 800-282-2882, and the e-mail address, ElRushbo@eibnet.com. <\/p>\n

Here\u2019s something really laughable. At the top of the hour I\u2019m sitting here and I\u2019m looking at the television. I was in Snerdley\u2019s office looking at television and I was watching MSNBC, and they\u2019re talking to the governor who was the architect of the highest unemployment rate in the country: Jennifer Granholm in Michigan. The Michigan unemployment rate is 15.1% (probably a little higher than that, even, if you count the U6, people that have given up looking). Now, what is the architect of the largest, highest unemployment state in the country doing at that jobs summit? What in the world can she tell anybody up there about creating jobs? Oh, I forgot! Robert Gibbs said job creation is not what this is about. No, this job summit is not about that. You know what this is about is putting more demands on the private sector. That\u2019s what this is about. These people, these academics and these Ivy Leaguers who have no experience at all in the private sector are going to figure out ways to target all this on the private sector and blame them for what\u2019s happening. You watch. That\u2019s what\u2019s going to be the end result of this. Let\u2019s go to some audio sound bites. Suzanne Malveaux, CNN this morning. The infobabe talking to her said, ‘What exactly is today\u2019s event all about? We\u2019ve been waiting for it. It was announced a while ago, and today\u2019s the day.\u2019<\/p>\n

MALVEAUX: We\u2019re getting new details from the White House about this event. We know that the president and the vice president are going to be meeting with some CEOs of some top companies — Google as well as FedEx — but also union leaders as well as academics, all of them basically getting in a room together, breaking up in smaller groups as well to talk about some things that the government can do to help the private industry create more jobs for the American people. The president is actually going to talk in individual groups to some of these leaders. He\u2019s also going to take questions, we are told, from the audience later in the afternoon; open up the floor to questions so he can actually see if they can generate some ideas. No major announcements, Heidi, that we\u2019re expecting out of this jobs forum today. Really it\u2019s more like kind of a talking session, if you will.<\/p>\n

RUSH: All of these things are just a show conference. This is just a show. This is what community organizers do. They sit around, they have these little focus groups, and after two or three hours they come out and admit the problem\u2019s solved. At the top of the list you heard liberal professors and union leaders — with their historic record of creating jobs. Union leaders and academics. You know what they shoulda done? A test for potential experts, one simple question: Would you increase jobs for any inner city teenagers by increasing or decreasing the minimum wage? But the correct answer to that doesn\u2019t fit the mold of what Obama wants to do, so that question would not be asked. Moving on with the audio sound bites, Valerie Jarrett — who is bad news. This woman is the alter ego of Barack Obama. She was on the Today Show today. Meredith Vieira said, ‘You\u2019ve heard the critics say this is just another forum. The president has held a lot of these since taking office and it\u2019s nothing more than a PR stunt. What specifically can this forum do to create jobs?\u2019<\/p>\n

JARRETT: We would welcome the critics to come down and help us with constructive ideas as well. I sent out a broad e-mail a couple of days ago inviting everyone who has constructive ideas just work with the White House. I think what\u2019s good about today is it\u2019s clear that government alone can\u2019t solve this problem. It has to be a partnership with the private sector. Long-term, sustainable growth is going to come from businesses investing in our country and growing the economy — and we\u2019re very optimistic, Meredith, that today will be a productive day.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Do they think that we are idiots? They do! They must think that we\u2019re idiots. This is not what she believes. Or they would not have wasted all this money in the stimulus and told everybody that the government is… It was Obama himself that said government\u2019s the only place capable of dealing with this, and that was one of his selling points before getting the stimulus passed. And now she\u2019s out there, ‘Well, we\u2019re seeing government alone can\u2019t solve the problem.\u2019 Obama doesn\u2019t think that. She doesn\u2019t think that. And, by the way, there aren\u2019t any ‘critics\u2019 in there. They\u2019re not letting the Chamber of Commerce in there. They\u2019re not letting the National Federation of Independent Business in there. They\u2019re not letting private sector in. They have a couple of CEOs for show. One of the CEOs is a big leftist anyway, the Google guy. So on CNBC\u2019s Squawk Box, Valerie Jarrett showed up over there, too, and got this question here: ‘Part of the tone of anger is the disconnect between how players on Wall Street and Main Street: Big profits and bonuses of the Goldman, a quarter of the children in the country on food stamps. Does the president believe those profits are a necessary evil to get the economy on track? Does he regret the amount of money made on Wall Street?\u2019<\/p>\n

JARRETT: Is it important that we have a healthy banking industry in order for Main Street to thrive? Absolutely. That\u2019s why the president was so supportive of the steps that we took. And look, Bank of America: Paying us back in full, paying us over a couple billion dollars of interest which go to the benefit of taxpayers. Were those steps necessary? Yes. Now! As the stocks of those banks have gone up and as the general economy is rising, people\u2019s 401(k)s are increasing in value, too. I have senior citizens as parents who watch (chuckles) their 401(k) every single day.<\/p>\n

<\/a>RUSH: I don\u2019t know what to say. I just don\u2019t know what to say. That\u2019s why the president was supportive of the steps we took? The president was supportive of the steps we took? From the Heritage Foundation, their Morning Bell blog today: ‘The Road to Recovery Begins with the End of Obamacare — When President Barack Obama was trying to sell his $787 billion economic stimulus plan to the American people, there was no louder cheerleader for the plan than Mark Zandi of Moody\u2019s Economy.com. Zandi confidently produced scientific tables purporting to prove that for every $1 the Obama administration gave to states, GDP would grow by exactly $1.36. Zandi later produced an analysis claiming that Obama\u2019s stimulus would create 2.2 million jobs.\u2019 <\/p>\n

Isn\u2019t it interesting how we get scientific tables in anything? Scientific tables in politics, scientific tables in economics — and it\u2019s all bogus. ‘But as millions of Americans now know all too well, Zandi was very, very wrong. President Obama\u2019s stimulus has completely failed to create any jobs and instead has witnessed more than 4 million jobs lost in 2009. Commenting on the state of the US economy, Zandi now tells USA Today: ‘It\u2019s getting increasingly unusual that we\u2019re not seeing a hiring kick set in.” Increasingly unusual? It\u2019s like curiouser and curiouser. It\u2019s ‘getting increasingly unusual we\u2019re not seeing a hiring kick set in.\u2019 Now, ‘If Zandi and his allies on the left want to figure out why the economy is not creating any jobs, they need to put down their failed Keynesians formulas and talk to real business owners and executives,\u2019 which is what we\u2019re doing today. <\/p>\n

‘Executives like Dan DiMicco, CEO of steelmaker Nucor Corp, who told the Wall Street Journal: ‘Companies large and small are saying, ‘I am not going to do anything until these things — health care, climate legislation — go away or are resolved.”\u2019 In other words, Obama could go a long way to creating jobs if today at the summit he said, ‘I am halting all talk and legislation on health care and cap and trade as of this day. It is all off the table.\u2019 If he did that, if he just said, ‘You know, we\u2019re going to delay it. I\u2019m going to stop action on this until we get our economy going again.\u2019 If he just said that, you would not believe the business attitude and climate change that there would be — and if there was talk of a few tax cuts for small businesses, the same thing would have happened. Now, ‘These businessmen have every right to be worried. As we\u2019ve detailed before, the Senate Health Bill currently being debated in the Senate would be a disaster for the US economy: … <\/p>\n

”All told, the Reid Bill raises taxes by $370.2 billion over the next ten years with many of those taxes starting to be collected this year with unemployment at 10.2% and rising. Worse, the bill includes a job killing employer mandate which taxes companies for hiring people. Specifically, companies with more than 50 employees that do not offer a health plan approved by federal bureaucrats will be forced to pay a $750 per employee job tax. … The Reid Bill acknowledges it is terrible public policy for small businesses and tries to address this problem by including a ‘small business tax credit\u2019 to minimize the impact of the job killing employer mandates and regulation-caused increases in private health insurance premiums. But the tax credit only lasts two years and largely excludes small business owners, small businesses with high-average payrolls, and firms with 25 or more workers.\u2019 <\/p>\n

So ‘Essentially, after all exclusions, the only eligible firms are those firms with 10 or fewer workers as well as those with low-income workers — the least likely to offer coverage even with a significant price reduction. … The Reid Bill\u2019s employer mandate is especially punitive on poor families. Firms that hire an employee from a low-income family who qualify for an insurance subsidy are charged a tax penalty of $3,000. So a company could save $3,000 by hiring, say, someone with a working spouse or a teenager with working parents, rather than a single mother with three children. Worse, companies only have to pay $750 an employee instead of $3,000 if one quarter of employees are low-income.\u2019 This is absolute nightmare! There\u2019s no way anybody\u2019s going to be able to keep up with the complexity of this. <\/p>\n

Everybody is going to be in violation of the law once this bill is passed and signed into law, if it is. It\u2019s 2,000 pages in the House. It\u2019s 2,000 pages in the Senate. Nobody knows everything that\u2019s in it. Well, nobody voting on it knows everything that\u2019s in it. The people at the Heritage Foundation have combed through it and they know everything that\u2019s in it, and by the time to finish it, the conclusion is: You are going to be in violation of the law somehow, somewhere. It\u2019s not going to be possible to avoid being in violation of the law. There\u2019s simply too much for everybody to know here, and ignorance of the law is no excuse for breaking it. So businesses sitting around — and believe me, folks, the people who are entrepreneurial enough, energetic enough, ambitious enough to want to start a business based on a passion that they have, are also smart enough to try to figure out what\u2019s ahead of them on the road. <\/p>\n

People that run businesses try to fix as many long-term costs as they can. That\u2019s why they make long-term deals with suppliers, long-term deals with employees and unions, \u2019cause they need to have a handle on their fixed costs for as long as down the road as they can. It\u2019s the only way they can operate and make an attempt at showing a profit and with all this going on now, the health care, the cap and trade, and who knows what else — you know, income taxes are going up; the Bush tax cuts is sun-setting — the inheritance tax going up, all kinds of new taxes, carbon taxes, whatever they are, nobody can get a handle on the lay of the land. Nobody knows what\u2019s ahead of them. And this jobs summit today is not going to clear up anything because it\u2019s not about clearing anything up. It\u2019s a show designed to make people who look to government as their salvation and solution, designed to make people look at Obama as working hard for them, trying to get them a job. When it is Obama and his policies and the entire legislative agenda of the Democrat Party which is destroying the private sector, and bringing to a stand still any effort at growth. <\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: According to CNNmoney.com, here are some of the leading ideas under discussion at the jobs summit at the White House today: ‘Offering a payroll tax holiday that would temporarily suspend the 12.4% tax on people\u2019s first $106,800 of income.\u2019 Snerdley, anybody think at the end of this summit we\u2019re going to get a payroll tax holiday? Ain\u2019t no way. ‘Creating a new jobs hiring credit.\u2019 Let me tell you how that\u2019s gonna work. In fact, this is already in the stimulus bill, or at least it was. I don\u2019t know if it made the final cut but it was in the early stages when they were writing it. They want to offer small businesses a $3,000 tax credit for hiring new employees. Big whoop. So you get a $3,000 tax credit for going out and hiring somebody, what are you gonna pay them, 35, $40,000, plus their health benefits package. That\u2019s an incentive to hire somebody? And then when they don\u2019t do it, that allows Obama to point fingers at the private sector, ‘Hey, we offered \u2019em tax cuts to hire, and they wouldn\u2019t hire. We\u2019ve done everything we can.\u2019 <\/p>\n

The thing every small businessman will tell you — well, not every, \u2019cause there\u2019s some Democrats out there — they don\u2019t want to be in partnership with Obama; they don\u2019t want to be in partnership with George W. Bush; they don\u2019t want to be in partnership with the government; they want the government out of their way; they want fewer regulations; they want fewer taxes; get rid of all the red tape. They don\u2019t want a partnership as Valerie Jarrett was talking about in the sound bite. Try this one: ‘Some of the leading ideas under discussion today: giving more money to states and localities to close budget deficits.\u2019 Excuse me? What the hell was the stimulus? Do you know that the vast majority of spent stimulus money went to the states to help them close their budget deficits? Now, somebody explain to me how in the world that\u2019s going to lead to private sector job improvement. It says here in this story by CNN that these budget shortfalls could cost 900,000 jobs in 2010 alone, according to one think tank. <\/p>\n

Would somebody explain this to me? You gotta be talking government jobs here, not private sector. What the hell, help the states close their budget deficits is going to help the private sector how? And then finally: ‘Offering public service employment.\u2019 So now we get to what the real objective here is, is the expansion of government. That\u2019s what the labor leaders are going to suggest, that\u2019s what the academics are going to suggest. Let the government hire people. Let\u2019s expand public sector employment, that\u2019s exactly what this is about, and make no mistake, and then there\u2019s this, the piece de resistance of the story: ‘One measure that is more likely to be enacted is an extension of unemployment benefits. One million people could lose unemployment benefits in January if Congress does not lengthen the deadline to apply for federal aid beyond December 31st.\u2019 (gasping) Oh, so the job summit is gonna end up expanding public sector job opportunities and extending unemployment benefits. <\/p>\n

By the way, speaking of the self-employed, not only do the self-employed not get unemployment benefits, they still have to pay the tax that funds unemployment benefits. Well, partially funds because we\u2019re not paying for anything we\u2019re doing. Obama spent three-and-a-half trillion dollars this year, folks, and we\u2019ve got a budget deficit this year alone that is going to be one-and-a-half trillion dollars. We don\u2019t have any money, and yet we\u2019re going to expand public sector hiring? This whole thing is just a gigantic trick. ‘The US Chamber of Commerce on Monday sent a letter to the president with seven policies that it said are crucial to job creation. Its suggestion include expanding infrastructure investment by removing regulatory and other requirements, as well as better preparing American students for future jobs and lowering tax rates on entrepreneurs,\u2019 the risk takers. And that\u2019s another aspect of the greatness of America, American exceptionalism, risk-taking. And now they\u2019re trying to take all of that out. <\/p>\n

We gotta get rid of the risk because Obama and his boys believe that risk is what gave us the financial crisis. You know, Valerie Jarrett said earlier that we want to work in partnership, the government alone can\u2019t great jobs, we know that. Well, Obama didn\u2019t say that. Obama said only government can break the vicious cycles that are crippling our economy, where a lack of spending leads to lost jobs, which leads to even less spending, wherein inability to lend and borrow stops growth and leads to even less credit. Only government can break the vicious cycles. And in his view, it is risk-taking on Wall Street that led to all this. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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