mr. kaiser was yon had time and energy to use but -- bair and tables she had the maker once. tell her to lasso the but. i told them not to move furniture. ordinary drama made for a pleasant distraction after the meeting she made her rounds coming across the teacher worried about turning down the fish tank due to drought conditions. there is a living thing in their. [laughter] so the next passage something that should never have to happen. a few months later anabel has rounded up some of her best students to go to the middle school. it was like scores are coming up and they need to show the middle school students they have a reason to come to reagan high. this will also include at the start athlete at the school at the time now at i was stay on a football scholarship. anabel hurried out to the bus where the band had a solid rhythm going. she counted heads. first athlete turned up in sandals. where are your shoes? i don't have any he said. you will wear mine. what size? fourteen. she passed around fliers of the electives we have every sport except swim team. we need us when tea

mr. kaiser and others, would get their money back before the taxpayers did. and so this 1705 program, and the 1703 program, in my view, put the government in as a venture capitalist in risky projects. and we know they're risky because solyndra's already bankrupt, abound solar is bankrupt, beacon power is bankrupt, nevada geothermal has no positive cash flow. first wind has withdrawn its i.p.o. and having significant financial problems. so the president was not really developing a sound policy to stimulate the economy. he was developing -- providing money to risky venturers to push america into green energy before the technology was really available. so this legislation simply puts an end to the program. now, i would be the first to say that there's still -- may i have one additional minute? there's still $34 billion left. we have 50 companies that have presented applications to the department of energy. they spent a lot of money so to just cut it off right now would be basically unfair. i would like to end it right now but it would be unfair. but let me just

economists out there around the world know that's it mrs liked isn't it in italy he recommended mussolini ok state sarah thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harkin welcomes a big picture. download the official publication. choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device more charting any time. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to montreal and speak with bill still director of money masters documentary that's been here really successful. he also has recently run for the nomination of the libertarian party for president bill still welcome back to the kaiser report no thanks all right bill still in your most recent still report you talked about the gold standard you talk about the negatives of a gold standard can you expand on that forest well you know gold is concentrated money i'm al