you know boss is now owned by lloyds following gordon brown intervening and forcing lloyds to buy h. boss which now meant that lloyds had to be bailed out by the u.k. taxpayer which now owns forty one percent of the. lloyds but anyway the crime the fraud pile the toxic jellyfish that the british population now own started with linda schiro field when he required small businesses us that condition for getting a loan to employ an independent consultancy company specializing in turning around troubled businesses this was key side corporate services it was alleged that a number of businesses ended up in more debt than before i got involved in many cases the company's total borrowings from each boss increased tenfold within a couple of years of david mill who owned the side getting involved he forced them into all these that's basically using this as a way to asset strip right this is the banking model of. of taking on these huge debts getting the government to bail you out and turn acquiring assets for pennies on the dollar which is migrated over to the geo political arena so this is the this

so police are poised to press charges against several h. boss bankers and consultants after a two year investigation into a large scale fraud and corruption involving the edinburgh based bank the probe code named operation hornet is described by a police officer involved as the largest fraud investigation of its type in the u.k. this week well it's probably the only one they could say is the largest because it's the only fraud investigation going on. they're not big on the whole investigating fraud so this case involves the high risk division of bank of scotland from two thousand and two to two thousand and seven now this part of bank of scotland is run by a guy named linden scour field and you know each boss is now owned by lloyds following gordon brown intervening and forcing lloyds to buy h. boss which now meant that lloyds had to be bailed out by the u.k. taxpayer which now owns forty one percent of lloyds but anyway the crime the fraud pile the toxic jelly fish that the british population now owns started with linda schiro field when he req

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the boss ridden convention which gives us warren harding, it is stpe fr h orih hto my ree u o antiwar he is supposed to be the nominee. the chaf the cnven inkshat guyis because -- i nominated a great leader for massachuses, but now othegrmsacset er goevi ol. brlysysett, thnvons id for it is almost figuratively and theso,tey hndpndth p okng aea man. coolh will be prest before that term is up. >>t:'r acinc-n prm.monly eth guisidtr. asttoo bu 19201948 and 1960 elections, as well as a book bout arnd rothstein and several books on thmberare the scre. e ne c o ph, iip. >> caller: good afternoon, thank you for taking my call. i have a question about hebrews, in the hall of ame, will it ever happen. w isnsta repy gog ket p >>st: the rose question is one i have been taking him it for quite a while, but i don't know about the instant replay. its dierenin acole wh uted al weldd ee,, t eu people markum who is the master statistician. he would do the rankings of the great ballplayers. the great ones. ad a right, he said he wasn't really dead. he played so long,being carried to get that recrd. it k

boss. the boston globe built on that reporting finding financial discsure fms tt lt h ashe 100% sol ownf bn capil in02. the stories started breaking, the response from mr. romney has been that these documents that show hisame on them, from bai capil afr 99, the docunts n't tter ese a jus lal mbo juo, even though i signed the documents'm enging in seing as e se sckhoer thefirm at'sust techcali, i don'mean , it'noteall ue. ifou we a ch iestmt magerike me, you would understand >> really? you would understand in your heart. today mr. romney elaborated on s denseyayin a o ese rms, nes bei on a heseorms wel aer 1999 all the fos, what ty meanwa he she own b he was not as the owner paying attention to these things he owned. he was not paying attention to anything at bain and steing anytng a notoing t etin andakindecions. wasot dng athinat ba. heas sll owng . thas ue, tt mea mr. romn wan uo believe -- look at this. look. he wants us to believe he got pa a lot f doi absutel nothg. he mad$1,000 in001 a ainn 200 f the j o doin absutel nothing at bain capital, nothing at all. that 100,000 salary, not th

boss. theostoglobyestday ilt tharepoin finng finaial discsure fms f mr. mney tha lis h a t 0% se oerf baiapit in 02. as these stories have started breaking as this reporting over the last couple weeks has started snowballing, the reonseromr. roey is tha the dumen tha swis na onhem fmain cital afte19, tse docents don' maer. thes are jt lal mum mbo. 's jt auirk ohe law. even though i mitt romney have signed these documents saying that i mitt romney a pnceay engedn t busessf servg as theoletockolde of tfi, thasustegal stf. th's jt techcali. ion't mea. it's not really true. if you were a rich investment manager like me, you would understand, really, you would undetand in you het. day,r. roey abored o hisefen by saygll ohe form his nms bei oll of e forell aft99,ll ofhese forms, what they meant was that he was the owner, but he was not as the owner paying attention to these things that he owned. he wot ping aenti t anhingt ba. heas n speing ythi. he w n gng t etin, noakin desion he was not dog anhingt bain heasusttill owning it. if that's true, it means mr. romney wants us to

boss' role at bain was between 1999 and 02. quot rney was ohe s.e. filis beuse w sll tenicay thwner badn' ansfred nersp tother partrs. heescred h as chnilly e owner. one of the boston globe reporters who worked on the story yesterday expinedhe coradiion tweewhathe roey cp is sayi, a wt the rorti by aumbe of outls hauncored. re iis. thelobend oer rorti is n sayg heas ithe board room on a daily basis at bain, calling the shots. but certainly that his records show that he wasnchge, halegarespsibity. he w thean wh ovsigh respsibity f theompa. hocan u rere fm a coany 199but en rain as president, ceo and chairman? so i think that's one of the discrepancies we are reporting and that's really the crux of oustorand e roey pple as ty didskor a corrtiontheye noetti one caustheyaven bee ab to ow tha anyf o rertinwas accute. dav, isn exanatn he on behalf of governor romney that he had to go solve a crisis, that it was unexpected, unforeseen he would have to and vesthimsf, probly bawordchoi, butet acte in t olpicswhenhey re disess? antherore me dailsike thisecamsecoary. >> well, you know, he has the option of saying, i departed, it was chaotic and it toous two,

bosses. if that commander is not doing their job, you relieve their butts of command. >> reporter: major mary jay have to look at it seriously. i want our victims to come forward. >> reporter: the changes in policy come too late for kelly marquette and annie kensior. their military careers are over. >> it hurts me to hear that. because we betrayed their trust and we didn't take care of them and we need to do a much better job. >> reporter: according to the lawsuit, as a result of the rape, carly became depressed and suicidal, unable to handle the stress of seeing her alleged perpetrator everyday. carly resigned from westpoint. >> it was like i felt like a blemish. >> reporter: because they knew you reported the rape? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: annie says she, too, became suicidal. she was diagnosed with borderline personality disorder and, according to her lawsuit, was then forced to leave the academy. it hurts the message that we're trying to get out there. >> reporter: because of privacy issues, panetta couldn't comment specifically on carly and annie's cases, but he does make clear that blaming the

h o uhmish sort of the thing. chips that got into some hot water with his bosses in u. p.sitc iee mcogo hsti >> they were legally supposed to have weapons training, were >> n, they uew chtacoenre mmed away on the mission of the plastic nose that is beside teamed sxw era ntti, iee rssisgycs se the machine done. cronkite said it was impossible t o hier ath n erer n st thwr onp h mian hour. it wld be a tiny speck of verizon alof sdenso ckrerteee ot oesti before, trying tohammer away. i want you to think abouts th oiowherin poor bigart was tormented the rest of his life, worried hat it shot down thepae w'venipse wclin h formation. the bigart was tormented by all go back?a weth >> well, right. the amazing sto,chis atldbe p o wo th ri ca e usgnthemmnt atply trsford s reputation was bad --ad when on bad cblld u am t te impg i tr leai romr him? you've got to be old for tis. what did he host? anybody remember? the you go. pl we bla ti on at lin. gunlonader impressions. it was the first time your father ever appeared on cbs. so just looking at these two guys been kning what they mea

boss everybody on them. they credit for everything the fire department done in terms of restinpe, inem o of h eyll pd pagl bedppallingly is they didn't respect the request of the fbi in terms of hitting on to the site as a crime scene. once it became clear ther were plouav onro e he th11s thas madg. m tobuy, i can do whatever i like. it did not do any favors to the assoof w iouigation. two and a half blocks from where the federal building was. i heard two explosions. >> rht. spevodddos noeydd bs peoplef argued with me for 17 years that i didn't hear two explosions. know what i heard. rig. aor htth bomb was not made -- that it was made in southwest oklahoma city. i fiy goto gto hreew as itn mdeb iot ve mo mcveigh was -- he and my second son were stationed together at fort riley kanas and ey nomms t wto rs gt y olot atl that bomb that he and tim made did not blow up the federal building because they didn't know how to m bombs ath waal p ot era lo eme nobody wants ttalk about. >> let me address one or two of those things because ihink to rurshaeee rced offoro attre,t di think it'svery important to try and distinguish fact

my immedia boss, john yosak, that i paulroaden in the written order that came down, the order was to seize the crossroads. my interpretation at the time, whh eain mng otisop menic die sr, h we had force--we had aviation forces out there, but by the time of the cee-fire, we did noget any forcesoccu t sr. re trdo e thr an galh schwarzkopf, to the third army commander, john yosak, and i was communicated a written order t us some ti later that morning be teaseire. gel arf wd the crossroads and then he wanted to use that as a site for the cease-fi talks. di hthhe ue t ndba dend s th got reported to him --that we had the crossroads--i don't know, to this day, how that happened. buthene thghhnak by sng cro when, in fact, that was not the case at all. and, yes, i was upset. i s maat time. d hi ady anou tptth atioimndfe d ficoicn had from higher headquarters was to accuse me of disobeying an order --when 7th corps--th ated doyhe, 'd jt ert 1 i anat tir- communication i had, yeah. so i was mad at that. but i reported --what we had done and why and sent that on in --and en lrnedheer c-: yoerk general schwarzkopf about it? >> guest: no, i never did. he never raised it and i didn't b

boss. some show him with managerial control over five bain capital titi thawereormen nuar20. mneyas reatey sai h19, and thi iorta because it goes on to say shouldn't be blamed for the firm's decision to close factories and move jobs overas. s coany pssedhelobe fo a retrtion calng t artie, quot not acrate vertlessthe esidt's reecti teaisouncg o the sue. oba campaign manager stephanie cutter says when it comes to the most recent incident, t diar dispity theatesay ba dera ofnse. >>ithemittroey, tough his nordsndiswn signure,as srepresenting his position at bain to the sec, which is a felony. or he was misrepresenting his posion a in t the arica pele tvoid resnsibity for me othe csequces of his invement andfhat' the ,fe walyin to t arica oplehenhat' a real character and trust issue. >> romney's campaign was outred, sponding, quot priden oba ohto apolize r thout--conol havi ofistaffhich deansheffichelds. campgns e supsed be rd foug,uttatents like those by stephie cutter litt theroce and the candate wse belf s wos. >>t sndsike aasciting ory. nn deutsch, i guess the question rising here we don't kn tha

ink wteetm t cti h improve the performance that we've talked about here today, i think burrell becomes a natural byproduct of the. i think we should understand people usually leave that boss t i think there's an imperative on leadershp ish lwsgrha bld a department of homeland security program for senior executive we have a leing edge program for executives across the federal government. i played ought to be's leadership development programs that are created in te budget i t iratplr of r yo know, hand in hand every year to try to do with program funds or what's left over the end of the year. >> thank you very much for that. i'd like nly s mr. skinner, in particular, seeing as though we've had morale problems ins rr egret and has been. and it seems as though it's a wos remdhshere te ok-- yo make it, exprsions on that, and the problem and the challenges we face, particularly in tsa? >>ati ersuie rarto tsa. i was aware, well aware of the turnover issues there, and we did discuss this with the tsa admistrators when i was there, in pivmein. e tebtah observed with regardo tsa is the nature of its work. it's very tedious, hard work. and people's expectations when they take hese j