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if wep had the balanced budget amendment now, nirvana, basically reducing government to 20% of gdp.utting it from 37.75 positive 3.0. the difference. a lot less government spending. do they believe a lot less government spending now would be good for the economy? do they believe their own solution would be good for the economy? >> they believe it. the hard core of the republican party believes it. >> they do? >> but most of the rest of the world does not. >> yeah. >> that in the recessionary time, which we are still in, with unemployment the way it is subpoena manufacturing regaining some strength but still uncertain, with demand being down overall, consumer demand being down, don't withdraw hundreds of billions of dollars out of the economy at that time. i mean, that's what drove the president to propose the stimulus they at the beginning. that's what kept him from attempting to raise taxes and from accepting the bush tax cuts earlier on as way to stimulate the economy, and that ends up putting the president in a difficult positioé politically now to try to raise taxes. >> let me a

awful amount of damage we've seen in the center of oslo the thick smoke was seen rising from the nirvana all ministry building after it too caught fire and police evacuated people from the city center also oslo's central railway station just to recap again unconfirmed reports say the terror group the helpers of the global jihad has claimed responsibility in the last in response to norway's involvement in afghanistan. all right let's get more thoughts about it often vents unfolding in front of our eyes in oslo for peace the foreign news editor for the danish magazine political and most of all stop thanks for being on the program more than europe's for some time wasn't being criticized for lax immigration policy some even said it was getting safe haven to terrorists would you agree that this might have a bearing on the attacks we've seen in norway today. well i don't think so. very strict immigration policy. and. many more than. you i don't think. immigration policy. nevertheless all it takes i guess is a couple of extremists if this is to be true and as i say the global jihad terror group

difficulties so i think markets are likely to drift in and on watts maybe we will see some nirvana's might steal this is going to be some minor rants and will not spoil the overall three year. well that's all the business news for now all the headlines are next with carrie. for the full story we've got it from the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. there what are the headlines out about the man who exposed the news of the world phone hacking scandal has been found dead at his home as revelations and resignations keep coming on tuesday leading figures from the bed a media empire and the police will be grilled point but a champagne. europe's economy looks east for the. interim and i'm going to buckle prepared to talk business in germany the country's most biggest trading partner is looking to write a profitable is on the publisher. sees growth as greeks showing the city to. play. well in europe because of the numbers and getting its economy back on track all to no talks the united nations man who is looking at only now to the catastrophic boom bust cult

remember the nirvana album "never mind?" it a great album, it had a great photograph on the photograph. a classic. but now though it's been around for 20 years, it's one of the most recognizable coverers in the history of music, facebook removed it from the faceceok page because they say it's offensive. so, take that, pedophiles from 1991. facebook says they pulled it because the nudity violates their terms of use, which iss - it's just like when michelangelo's david got unfriended. it's an outrage. i think it's ridiculous we have to blur it here but at least this is television. it's a baby. it's cute and the album's been around for a long time. myspace is actually trying to use this controversy as a way to win some users back from facebook. in fact, they unveiled a new slogan today. i don't know if you you've seen this. myspace. we love baby penis. watch catchy. [ applause ] no, please, i've got this and i'll use it if i have to. this is pretty crazy. last night in atlanta, the braves played the pirates. the game lasted alm

i'm not going pretend there's some nirvana of two separate worlds relating to total transparent sip and per inspection. that's not real life, but we can do a hell of a lot better than what we've done so far. as this scandal shows, while it is vital that a free press can tell the truth to power t is equally important that those in power tell the truth to the press. now, let me just say this about a couple of the individuals concerned. first, andy coulson, who work fed for four years as my director of communications. he resigned from "news of the world" because of the things that happened on his watch. i decided to give him a second chance and no one has ever raised serious concerns about how he did his job for me. but the second chance didn't work out, and he had to resign all over again. the decision to hire him was mine, mine alone. i take full responsibility for it. on the case of rebekah brooks. as i said, i don't think it's right for the prime minister to start picking and choosing who should run, who shouldn't run media organizations. but it's been reported that she offered her res

. >>> facebook is banning nirvana's "never mind" album cover.ent. >>> hundreds of people have applied for a job as assistant duck master. duties include cleaning up duckingham palace. the peabody is an historic hotel in tennessee. >>> these animals don't quack. the animal whales are attracting tourists off colombia. already 100 humpbacks have been spotted. >>> this guy doesn't swim. he flies. this is his human home run. watch this. he is 69 years old. david smith shot out of a cannon and homered over a wall in front of thousands of fans in lowell, massachusetts. >>> gene simmons finally proposed to his long time girlfriend. he will propose to his girlfriend on his reality show. he takes a knee during a sunset walk-on a beach in belize. that is how it goes. not bad. that will wrap up this hour of jansing and company. coming up next is thomas roberts. i'll see you tomorrow. rapid ink. its retinol formula smoothes wrinkles in just one week. why wait if you don't have to. neutrogena®. so i took my heartburn pill and some antacids. we're having mexic

nirvana will be putting out a commemorative album on september 27th so that's why there's a little bite around albums, amy winehouse is back on the top of the charts, people who have rushed back to her music since her death. >> that's right. something that is not totally uncommon when we see a great performer pass away, especially when it's early and tragic like amy winehouse was, but the number of people who have rushed out to get her "back to black" album is phenomenal. sold 37,000 copies in the days following -- the two days following her death. interestingly enough, peopleç wondering about how people consume their music now. 95% of those copies were digital sales so it's not the record stores have a long way to go to catch up with what people are actually doing online. >> cds going to the landfill. >> last time there was a huge bump in amy winehouse's "back to black" sales was when she won five grammys and in the week after that only 27,000 copies. >> talent gone too soon, for sure. very latest in entertainment news logon to scoop.today.com. thanks. >> got it. >>> still ahead, are

when there were prophecies of gloom and doom for two weeks and it turned out to be like motorway nirvanaeeded the warnings, and they did it again. >> what's the perspective there from your family about -- you're the journalist in the family. you're the host and the anchor of this show. and we've been reporting on carmageddon. they say, you know, alex, i'm not so sure, you guys may have gone a little too far with this. are they saying that? because it's been so clean and clear down there. >> well, you know, it's like anything. you build build up to something you know, you think was it overkill? hindsight will be 20/20. will people think it's overkill? well, maybe because everything seems to have gone so well. had journalists in southern california particularly not warned people about this, then it truly could have been a nightmare. >> right, that's true. >> so, you know, i think -- i mean, the coverage today -- isle be honest, i was watching your show/my shoe this morning. you're doing a great job, by the way. they were all over this. was i getting a little bored? yeah. and you know, a go

on this, and no surprise because your report said close all these loopholes and that's the way to nirvanaht. that's what i'm saying. 34 republicans voted the other day to get rid of the tax loophole for ethanol. i call that getting in the game. >> you lead me right into a quotation of yours. it says -- and this is you -- if there's anybody in america who wants to solve this son of a t bitch, show me your favorite sacred cow and shoot it. give me some cows that have to be shot. >> well, they have to be mine. i'm here in cowboy country. this state, wyoming, my state, any native state, is the largest producer of coal in the world. if it were a nation, it would be the largest coal producer. we're in oil and tight gas and oil shale beyond that, and -- and a nonfossil fuel. this is nuts. if we're going to get -- there are 180 of these babies. if they say get rid of them, we'll give the people what they've been shrieking for. broaden the base of the taxes, lower the rates, take spending out of the tax code. that's what they've been shrieking for. that's what our report does. i always say to peop

there's no point in which they said well, we reached nirvana and perfection so we don't have to uplift ourselves. it is just those lovely people. there was this continued emphasis on self-development, a concept that dubos articulates well in the end of his -- the century. the need to develop yourself. in fact it is a continual process. and the last thing that i will say and this is what reminds me somewhat of job is that all of this in the 19th century which is maybe why some of this history is forgotten, takes place in a deeply christian framework. the idea that through all the suffering, the afflictions, whatever, god is on our side. maybe that is what empowered my family and their relatives in the 19th century and maybe that is not here today. you know, don't now but that was a powerful motivator. god is on our side. we are suffering for a reason that we will try him. >> and dr. jones, god was on job's side. why don't we, when we go through christ, why is a society are we not able to have that faith of job? we read in the headlines every day about how people sell each other out, how

theret going to pretend is some nevada in total -- nirvana in total transparency and technical perfection. that is not real life. we can do a helluva lot better than what we have done so far. it is vital that a free press can tell the truth to power, it is equally important that those in power tell the truth to the press. let me say this about a couple of the individuals concerned. he worked for four years as director of communications resigned from the news of the world because of the things that happened on his watch. i decided to give him a second chance to and no one has complained about the job he did. he resigned again. the decision to hire him was mine and mine alone. i take full responsibility for it. on the case of rebecca brooks, i don't think it is right for the prime minister to start picking and choosing who should run and who should not run media organizations. it has been reported that she offered her resignation over this. in this situation, i would have taken it. before i take your questions, let me say this. for people watching this scandal unfolded, there is something d

we americans are waiting for obama nirvana but what can he do when a supreme court decides a corporation is an corporation can contribute to political complaints. we are a complete olli gross marginy because of karl rove's clever united citizens. he uses language to control us to change the clean air act to the clean skies act and pollute us. so i hope you're all aware of that. and i think the gentleman who spoke of genetics, one of the great women of our time is combating monsanto. our president has made mr. vilsack secretary of agriculture. he comes right out of monsanto which is engineering seeds that will commit suicide after one generation of crops. so they are organizing people who hand their home grown seeds that they have treasured for generations to each other against this monsanto oppression of farmers of the world. mr. rushdie chose a very important theme really for the first night written on water but he was the only one who said, water is our only monarch. i didn't hear much of the public intellectual a-la emerson and al-la our high schools and they need to understand citize

we americans are waiting for a obama nirvana, but what can you do with the supreme court that has decidedat a corporation is an individual that can contribute to political campaigns? we are now a complete on a garden because clever united citizens. he uses language to control us did change the clean air act to the queen's diana temple lead us. so i hope you are all aware. i think the gentleman who spoke of genetics, one of the great women of our time is combating our president that has made mr. dill said secretary of agriculture right out of monsanto, which is engineering feat that will commit suicide after one generation of crops. so organizing people to hand their homegrown sees that they have treasured for generations to each other against the oppression of farmers of the world. he chose a very important theme, really, for the first night, written on water. the only one who said water is our only monarch. i did not hear much of the public intellectual ala emerson and edwards lead until this morning. i am very pleased that the young people had the most vital things to say. they need to