death in the gutter in america but the collateral damage of care is the losers you mentioned donald rumsfeldand the flu shot in the war in iraq and there were terms like there are known unknowns and unknown unknowns and unknown unknowns and this is the same sort of excuse that m.f. global and j.p. morgan are you saying it's unknown whether we know whether we took the money or not yet we're not sure whether we stole the money he's just sitting in front of a stack of cash jamie diamond says i don't know who are good a good well by the way you know vulture funds are offering eighty five cents on the dollar for m.f. global customers so though be interesting to actually see these vulture funds you know where you see them shaking down african nations whether or not they can get away with shaking down the third world dictator like jamie diamond right the economic hitmen then the vulture funds that operate in the third world latin america they go down there they don't have the money to throw a dictator out of the plane been there in central america america south. so presumably we're going to see jam

yes the oversensitive donald rumsfeld and of course the you know this is a continuation on the theme of banking fraud so what did alan greenspan actually intentionally allowed wanted fraud to flourish and bank robbery to flourish because he said it would help the banking system so perhaps these robbers are just trying to unfreeze the liquidity that is happening in greece so perhaps this is what they were just listening to sir alan greenspan but i grant spence said that the inherent conflict of interest between the broker dealer a special system on the floor of the exchange which encourage insider trading was needed to facilitate liquidity or market making and so he turned and i way from obvious front running and stealing on the exchange but now that little piece wiggle warm a fraud has become the de facto operating system of the entire u.s. and u.k. economy it's all run on front running and fraud and the defenses always were market making what's what blankfein famously has claimed many times over again and what the all the bankers claim is that we're not stealing we're making a marke

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because he thought correctly that donald rumsfeld who was george w. bush's o secretary of defense was, basically, pounding people down and not, not letting them show any strength in terms of their own, their positions. one of these people who gained power by sort of squashing everybody else. whereas others say like george bundy tend to get power by enhancing other people, so they would work together. anyway, um, the -- you had, i'm sorry, i'm a little bit -- >> host: oh, how did general jones -- >> guest: okay. so he was -- obama felt as person who wasn't deeply involved in, he probably felt he wanted a senior person, needed somebody to deal with the military since he hadn't served, he wasn't particularly strong, hadn't had experience dealing with the military. so he appoints jones. problem is, jones -- if you believe bob woodward's story and i do, i'm sure jones told him this -- jones apparently told obama i'm not a good staff man. if you want to appoint me to something, appoint me to a cabinet position because i've never been a good staff man. he bu

and it's right next to a book about donald rumsfeld, yep it's a completely random put away. >> reporter: kreece fuchs is one of better world's three co- founders. the trio of former university of notre dame students hatched the idea for the company in their dorm. they found they could make more money selling their used text books over the internet than back to the school bookstore. >> over the course of that summer after i graduated, i would get an email saying your book sold and i would run to the post office and ship the book and you know a few days later i sold another book. >> reporter: last year better world made about $55 million buying and selling new and used books. the company donated roughly $2 million to literacy programs and to libraries which give better world their unwanted inventories. the public library in evanston, illinois has netted about $4,600 over the past couple of years for the 20,000 books it discarded. >> these books will end up in the hands of people instead of landfills. so, it's really not for the money i would say. it's just a couple thousand dollars a year

like cnn states and its allies period if you were to cite that and argue that george bush and donald rumsfeld should be prosecuted as war criminals there's almost nothing that you could do it even people sympathetic to the ada to be investigated criminally ; real at the idea they should be held criminally accountable for the 100 dead because there look at the act of congress and the large majorities that something that shows how with those nuremberg principles without becoming self marginalized in a quick point* of the fascination i know from a moral and ethical perspective there is zero difference between spending -- is sending a sky9 robot and eradicating the lives of non-citizens as opposed to doing that to citizens with your suspicion or lack of just with the desire to kill them but there is a practical difference there is a greater enhanced danger on several levels when the guarantee against do murder its own citizens as opposed to those of other countries on foreign soil but the supreme court has said the constitution applies to borders and its u.s. cereal and also american citizens to

at the written direction of david shoe, the pentagon personnel chief under defense secretary donald rumsfelde guidance does not make a reference to disposing of any remains in a landfill. new, the washington post has been reporting that it was practice to send remains to a landfill in virginia. the memo said unidentifiable remains mixed with fragments of non-biological material from the attack site were to be treated in the same manner as any biological tissue, removed for surgical or diagnostic purposes. that would seem to suggest the material handled at the air force base could be disposed of in a landfill. the general disputes the findings of the independent report that some remains came from shanksville, pennsylvania, the crash site of one of the hijacked planes. meanwhile, leon pinetta order the fam -- ordered that the family of the victims be briefed on how the disposal of their family's remains were done. >>> d.c. is home to many of the nation's memorials. from the world war ii memorials and vietnam war. millions come every year to pay the respects to the veterans fighting in the wars

he of the personnel chief under defense secretary donald rumsfeld. general norton schwartz's remarks called after an independent pen say mortuaries burned remains and dumped them in landfill. >>> maryland congressman roscoe bartlett denies reports tonight he is spearheading the drive to give men a $250 tax credit for moustache grooming. i can't imagine what would be wrong with that. bruce leshan probably has some information about it. >> this is the kind of story that reporters just perk up about. any time we can kind of make fun of a congressman we want to, but it's called the stash act. the stimulus for critical hair expenses and it really sounds like one of congressman roscoe bartlett's staffers may be in a bit of trouble on this one. it may have been congressman bartlett's bushy gray moustache that made him a target for the jokers at the american moustache institute. the institute is lobbying for a tax break to cover the expensive grooming habits of those who sport hair on their upper lip. >> moustached americans are earning about 4.3% more on av

said when something happened on the night shift at abu ghraib prison, it was george bush and donald rumsfeld's fought. well, who do you see among the media now saying this is the president's fault? his defense secretary, a bad call was made by a military commander to instead of sending these backs back to langley to be analyzed for whatever content they might have in those messages, they were thrown in a trash dump. now, that was an innocent mistake and an unintentional slight to the religion. by the president coming out and saying we're wrong, we apologize, we're sorry and not just once, he did it twice, and he called the second one a severe apology, whatever that means. i didn't go to harvard, so i don't understand what a severe apology is. he's the commander this chief, why isn't he being called on this? megyn: leslie, another point we're hearing from some including rush limbaugh is when you have repeated apologies and you know folks on the right believe president obama is, they call him a serial apologist, that it undermines the effectiveness of the apology. here's rush on that point, take

>> last year his supporters booed dick cheney and donald rumsfeld.ed ron paul's presence. interestingly enough, some of the occupy wall street crowd has showed up and decided to dress up as ron paul supporters. >> erick erickson, thanks so much for talking to me today. >> thank you. >> we have continuing coverage of cpac tomorrow, three republican presidential candidates will be speaking, rick santorum set to talk at 10:25 eastern. mitt romney, 12:55, newt gingrich, 4:10. watch tomorrow for complete coverage of the cpac conference. >>> check the stop stories now, security forces have launched a fifth day of deadly attacks in the city of homs. more than 100 people have been killed across syria. the u.n. plans to take up a proposal calling for a joint monetary mission in syria. >>> the tsa plans to expand its fast lane technology to 28 more airports. you go through screening more quickly if you've already provided personal information before getting to the airport. and the founder of the susan g. komen for the cure says the organization made mistakes r

. -- donald rumsfeld era. it first pulled out of the existing command.at the time where they were going to get the personnel. i said -- you mean all of the existing commands were 15% over personnel? no, that was not what it was. i said we had to figure out where the money was coming from. my suggestion was needed to take a good, hard look as to whether or not they really needed that, now that we had the dual status command structure set up. norad has been drafted in. this is the jack in the launch response factor. just crafted in there for no other purpose other than to try to find something for the northern command to do. it is a command in search of a mission. i imagine that every general in here knows what we're talking about. i, for one, and going to do it. there is an infrastructure there. it is in colorado. i think that the effect is probably not that great in terms of the state, but we will have to take a look at it. i do not want to break anyone's rice bowl. by the same token, if we do not come to grips with this, we will wind up on the short end

to talk about this say well example somebody like donald vance today is getting a rehearing and he was tortured in a prison in iraq and rumsfeld was possibly responsible and yeah when i get anything that that's one of those those rare occurrences kevin i got to wrap it up and forth about thanks for joining us tonight i mean i think that it's pretty disturbing bring up some good points that made people just care more about the economy right now but it does seem like land everybody's given and when both sides just accept this that you know we're going down a dangerous path thanks so much. our guys are taking a quick break away from back report from the times says the u.s. embassy in baghdad is facing a crisis no splenda and a less than full salad bar what seemed like a small thing is this could have a larger implications for our future of rocks will delve into the topic with michael o'brien schools with that. kind we'll be ambulance. people calling like you said for free and fair election. day and we're still reporting from the tomato plant where you can hear behind me loud explosions really. really is you know. i mean. i get it

to talk about this say well example somebody like donald vance today is getting a rehearing and he was tortured in a prison in iraq and rumsfeld is possibly responsible yeah you know what i mean anything that that's one of those those rare occurrences kevin i got to wrap it up and forth about thanks for joining us tonight i mean i think that it's pretty disturbing bring up some good points that made people just care more about the economy right now but it does seem like land everybody's given and when both sides just accept this that you know we're going down a dangerous path thanks so much. our guys are taking a quick break but when we come back in the times says the u.s. embassy in baghdad is facing a crisis no splenda and a less than all salad bar what seem like small inconveniences could have larger implications for our future on the rocks we'll delve into the topic with michael o'brien specifically back. from the. mission. next week president obama will reveal his plan for the federal budget was traditionally released the first week of february but this year pushed back the stated reason was quote determined based on the