psychiatrist dr justin frank the same man who analyzed presidents bush and obama as analyzed mitt romney and says romney is comfortable line in part because of the way he was raised in his mormon faith because the real reason why romney can't tell the truth is something much more simple and doesn't make him unfit to be president also republicans win in november with the help of illegal vote purges and what exactly is mitt romney's plan for health care reform in america that and more into nights alone liberal rubble and depending on the outcome of this week's elections greece may soon be departing from the euro and facing even greater financial crisis this be the best move for the greeks or is there another way for them to save their economy and rebuild their nation. you need to know this you might remember last week mitt romney attacked the president for wanting to hire more public workers he wants to add more government he wants to know the stimulus he wants to hire more government workers he says we need more firemen more policemen more teachers did he not get the message of wisconsin

the judges are dr. frank chong , a former san francisco board of education member. applauded. -- go ahead and applaud. dr. morishita. and patsy kito, director of the samoan community development center. [applause] we want to thank and did knowledge southwest airlines for their sponsorship and providing all of the awards with -- award winners with two round-trip tickets to anywhere southwest airlines flies with an unlimited supply of peanuts. i want to ask -- to presnent the community leadership award, and join me in welcoming dr. emily murase. >> thank you so much. how is everybody doing? a great, a joyous occasion. i have served on the board of education and i am pleased to announce the finalists and the awardee, all engaged in events in education. the criteria is described in the program, i want go through it here. it is important for us to recognize community leaders with a commitment to the educational needs of our community to ensure that the next generation of pacific and asian americans are here to address the concerns. the finalists in the community leadersh

brings us to the bigger picture dr justin frank the psychiatrist who wrote bush on the couch and obama on the couch and has now turned his psychoanalytic power powers on mitt romney in a piece for time magazine titled the root of mitt romney's comfort with lying. justin frank laid this out he said it's not just his flip flops on issues from abortion to stem cell research the assault weapons ban global climate change civil unions and obamacare as dr frank points out romney recently lied about a book by noam schreiber saying that the book said that obama knew that obamacare would slow down the economy in fact the book says no such thing the author of went on national television to rebut romney and say that romney was lying about it but a week later and then an ad and then again and again romney kept repeating this very same lie with a totally straight face seeming like he actually believes that although he knows it's a lie how can he do that well dr frank the psychiatrist suggests that romney is so comfortable with wine he's been doing it pretty consistently throughout his entire politic

here to present the lifetime achievement award, please welcome one of our judges, dr. frank. >> wow, lifetime achievement. we have the toughest job. she never gives me easy assignments. the individuals who are here today who are nominated, i know all three of them personally. as many of you know, i recently returned from washington, d.c., to work for the obama administration and the department of education, and we know that education for all of us in this audience and the communities we represent is the key for us. these three individuals have spent their entire personal and professional lives dedicated to ensuring those youth do not end up in the system. and if we had more of the three people we have here, jeff would not have a job. he does a great job with what he does, but marlene it is a woman i met many years ago when i was working at the city college of san francisco, and she was a staunch advocate for immigrants who did not have any voice, and she gave them a voice. and she continues to do that today. when i was elected to the school board, should continue to advocate

and its ally supported peace activists dr frank alam says nato policies are in fact provoking and stimulating al qaida. my point is why be even exist. you know to for dignity and to overthrow some dictators but when you've got an operation like nato. in pakistan afghanistan and iraq of course it's going to break them and give them the opportunity as you know al qaeda has urged its leadership and surge of people to go to syria and get training and go to southern turkey and also in libya libya has become a major training center and i thought it was a fact and i would quit with some of the rebel militia against gadhafi but you say one al-qaeda fighter is worth ten of us. so just a few minutes ahead and inconvenient truth. were we were warned how b.b.c. journalists exaggerate a fact in their pursuit of a bigger story while covering revolutions in the arab world. plus he's really citizen finding extradition to his country of birth where he is wanted for alleged war crimes experts say the case could open a pandora's box find out why in just a few minutes. and your tips for tat rao between russia an

johnson had owned the cbs affiliate in austin and a lot of properties with cbs and dr. frank stanton, cronkite's offendable boss at cbs was one of the crew of -- closest friends of lyndon johnson. it is seen as the turning moment, i call of the cronkite moment where he denounces the income and at that point it could've gone either way for him, but he started becoming a hero of liberals. >> we had had demonstrations in 1965, '66, '67, and this came on in 1968. what proof is there that walter cronkite had that big an impact in changing things if the war did not end in 1973. >> i do not think he had a big impact. it became symbolic. what it did is gave a boost of adrenaline to the new left or the anti-war movement, that they had cherry picked off an establishmentarian who was pro war ended in see the light. it encouraged the doves to stay on the attack. i think it has been over hite, that the influence lyndon johnson's decision not to seek reelection in march of 1968. johnson had health problems and did not need walter cronkite to tell him there were problems in vietnam. but fro

technologies in the market or to bring, you know, an industry in the place but to be frank about it i prefer the general approach that dr. jorgenson has been which helps us answer some of these broader questions. >> senator, i think we have to recognize that efficiency is an engineering concept, a technical concept, and i think that this committee ought to shift its focus to cost effectiveness, in other words, making the best use of every taxpayer dollar. now, addressing the question you raised about efficiency and conservation. the price system works. it produces massive energy conservation. oil use in this country has plummeted over a period of extending over decades. it's now 50% of what it was as recently as 1970s. that's all due to energy prices. prices work in the home fuel market as congressman just reminded us. i'm reading from a publication. energy information administration which i quoted earlier. i'm looking at u.s. henry hub natural gas price histories. my geography isn't all that great, and it certainly isn't very recent. i believe the henry hub is in the state of oklahoma. that is an area where prices of n

dr. pepper, drink more water, brush better, floss. >> o'brien: frank catalanotto is a supporter of sarrell and hopes to bring its model to florida. but alabama's traditional dentists are deeply suspicious of sarrell's success. >> i accept medicaid on a very limited basis. in alabama, as a dentist, unless i saw a lot of patients and did a lot of unnecessary work, if i had a medicaid practice, i could not survive on what medicaid will reimburse me for. the second thing with medicaid patients is they have no value in the appointment-- it doesn't cost them whether they come or go-- and so you have a very high degree of failures and no-shows. >> there is no problem with medicaid patients showing. i would put our show rate up against any private practice-- not a medicaid practice, any private practice-- in this country. alabama medicaid is a good partner and alabama medicaid pays enough. i wish the reimbursements were higher, but they're fair. >> o'brien: sarrell's rapid growth was enough of a threat that alabama dentists discussed it at a meeting in january 2010 at this birmingham hotel. >> o'b

but to be frank about it, i prefer the general approach that dr. jorgensen has been, which helps us answer the broader question. >> senator, i think we have to recognize that efficiency is an engineering concept, a technical con that. and i think this committee ought to shift its focus to cost-effectiveness, making the best use of every taxpayer dollar. addressing your issue come the question raised about efficiency and conservation. the price system works. it produces massive energy conservation. oil used in this country has plummeted over a period extended for decades. it's now 50% of what it was as recently as the 1970s all due to energy prices. prices work in the home field market as congressman sharp just reminded us i'm reading from a publication of the energy administration which it quoted earlier. i'm looking at you is henry hub natural gas price histories. my geography is not that great and it isn't very recent. i believe henry's in the state of oklahoma. that is an area where prices of natural gas were as high as $12.30 a thousand cubic f

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