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"We've been a little bit lazy, I think, over the last couple of decades. We've kind of taken for granted, well, people will want to come here and we aren’t out there hungry, selling America and trying to attract new businesses into America."

Brit Hume says the "Occupy" protests are seen as "toxic" to the average American voter. Hume says the Democratic party needs "to get away from these Occupy Wall Street protests as fast as they can." Bill Kristol calls the protests "fundamentally anti-democratic and anti-American."

"President Obama is trying to make sure the middle class gets 17 different tax cuts for small business owners. Ninety-five per cent of Americans got a tax break at the outset of Obama's administration. We are focused on getting things turned around, and while yes, we've increased our debt, we've done so in a way that has made sure the economy can s

Eight Republican presidential candidates gathered at South Carolina's Wofford College for a national security and foreign policy debate hosted by CBS News and National Journal.

George Will, Donna Brazile, Dana Loesch, and Jonathan Karl.

"It's time for us as a country to say no to foreign aid to countries that don't support the United States of America," Rick Perry said.

"We believe that frankly increasing tax revenues could hurt the economy, but within the context of bipartisan negotiations with Democrats, clearly they are a reality," Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX) of the super committee told CNN this Sunday.

Brit Hume, Liz Marlantes, Bill Kristol and Juan Williams discuss Occupy Wall Street.

Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett (R) says that the witnesses to child sexual abuse at Penn State seem to have “met the minimum obligation" legally, but he points out that meeting legal requirements aren't always the same as moral obligations.

E.J. Dionne and David Brooks on the Penn State situation and the country’s moral predicament. And, their take on the race for the GOP presidential nomination. E.J. Dionne says “you still feel there’s an opening for another Republican candidate” in the GOP presidential race. David Brooks offers his take.

Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) says he is not giving up on the super committee, however if it doesn't get anything done by the end of December the Senator believes Congress will vote to cancel the triggers. "But in the very very unfortunate event that we don’t, I think it’s very likely that Congress would reconsider the configuration of that sequest