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To: CalculatedRisk who wrote (67220)	8/1/2006 7:32:00 PM
From: shades	Respond to of 110194

Liesman said all the mexican work crews will go into commercial building when the housing sector slows - that unemployment will not increase. Take 1% from one line and add to the other and voila - no problemo eh senore? What about those real estate agents and title search company employees who will be dealing with much less VOLUME of work in that change? What about the banks who won't have all those employees that are needed with dealing with many j5p's? Liesman's analysis didn't go that deep did it? Colbert just had a skit on last night about all the morning shows ROASTING his arse because of that interview with that dumb ga congressmen who didn't know the 10 commandments - Colbert showed they were asking questions on thier show like is it really ok to go swimming 30 minutes after you eat - pathetic. Who wants DEPTH when we can have shallow sugar coating on the news?