because there's a net force. and if you've got a net-- what's the rule? if you've got a net force there's an acceleration, so look at that, they're both accelerating. now, as they go faster and faster, what happened to the resistance? bigger or stay the same? the air drag depends on two things again. it depends on how big the thing is, how much air is plowing through and how fast it's going. you're in the car, you're driving the car. one of your friends is driving the car, you're going 20 kilometers per hour, you stick your head out the window. feel the air drag? now, the friend's going 50 kilometers per hour, you stick your head out of the window, more or less. now, your friend is going 100 kilometers per hour, you stick your head out of the window, what do you get? dandruff job, right? i mean that air resistance really builds up. the faster you go, the more the resistance, yeah. okay. so these people are both gonna go faster? how do you know they're both gonna go faster? because they're both accelerating, okay? now, they go faster until the air drag bui

net neutrality is a great example of where two sides say the opposite. 'llans say this is a horrible invasion of internet freedom, the government regulating the internet. and democrats say you neated in neutral to have a free and open internet or you'll have corporations dominate it. >> the ore gyp of the internet freedom term came during the arab spring when the government inside the middle east shut down the internet to try to disburse protesters or protesters could not use social media to organize, and communicate. but it's interesting how in our own country, the definitions have evolved and been politicized. >> last word. >> i think the internet freedom may be the issue of next year, especially if we do see things are going on in syria and other parted of the middle east. repression of communications is a f

although there's this lingering court case, verizon and metro pcs are challenging, um, the fcc's net neutrality rules in court, and, um, that case probably won't go to trial until the end of the year, maybe early next year. um, but, um, there was a lot of rhetoric, again, at the conventions about, um, net neutrality and whether it's a good policy or not. the republicans very much adopted a platform plank that called for the repeal of net neutrality rules. um, and, um, while -- so, um, and i think that is a line that the house republicans have been, um, they've been calling attention to that and raising questions about net neutrality for a while. so it'll with interesting -- it'll be interesting to see depending how i the election goes, how the congressional election goes whether there's also a move to undo some of the, um, the rules like net neutrality. >> guest: well, yes. and i'm not a lawyer, but i'm told that the case for the net neutrality regulations is, i think, debatable at best. so the court challenges have a real attempt -- the last time comcast challenged the fcc's net neu

of net neutrality race in the first place. the sec has other options. we'll see what happens in the courts. >> and the net neutrality provisions have been invented in some of the telecom deal -- embedded in some of the telecom deal. there are conditions of some mergers that there are reviews and that they ought to -- how to make net neutrality incorporated into their business plan. >> the net neutrality might get struck down only to those provisions that can be imposed on those deals. i am not a lawyer, but the d.c. circuit district court knocked down these rules before and were pretty clear about it. the sec just got unlucky. eight courts it could have ended up in and they got the same one th

upon completion of the project, and establishment of stabilize net revenues. we project it will be approximately 2036. it is not a precise number given that there are four phases and many complexities to the project, but we estimate the stabilize revenue flow will be approximately $1.5 million per year and that has a net present value for the remainder term for approximately $35 billion to the general fund. over the first 50 years of this lease, at what recognize we have a 50 year positive history on this site, there has been no net revenue flow to the city. we're changing that dynamic in this agreement. the project works because the only fiscal burden to the city is the replacement of a dilapidated world war two vintage facility. we knew we had to replace this on site or elsewhere. it has been previously articulated as a deferred or unfunded need. the remainder of the sources come from project revenues, the institutional financing, new market tax credits and potentially some federal sources. with regard to 901 rankin's relocations, we have to use is there --

in this first net is conceptually excellent. i think the proof's in the puddle, and the board hasn't met yet. they don't meet until september the 25th, the first board meeting. but if everything works like it's supposed to, hopefully, within four or five years we'll have an interop o rabble first -- interoperable first responder network throughout the entire country, and that definitely will be a good thing. >> host: is it something you're going to be watching closely? do you have any remaining questions about where first net is? >> guest: well, i potentially have a lot of questions, but i have to give them the benefit of the doubt. let's see what they do. but if they follow the law and they don't have a lot of bureaucracy about getting the networks up and running, i'll be with you. >> host: the republican platform that was approved at the convention put an unusual amount of emphasis on internet freedom, spectrum. it was much more detailed than what some to have previous platforms had been, and i'm just wondering what does that

there'd be a zero net force. what's the net force up and down over here? - zip. - zip. so what's the change in motion? zip. and what do we call the change in motion, beginning with the a. - acceleration. - acceleration. so what's the acceleration if there's no net force? zero. zero, that's right. that's newton's first law. that if no net force acts on an object then the object won't accelerate. and we learned last time that acceleration is a 50-cent word for what? change. you remember that? see. if there's no change then there's no acceleration. and newton says, "there'll be no acceleration if there's no net force." that's why things that are sitting at rest, no force acting, no net force, can stay at rest. you get something moving, no net force acting, what's it gonna keep doing? stay moving. it's going to avoid change. and that's the idea of inertia. people that way too. some years ago, i was working in-- i used to be a silkscreen printer, sign painter. i used to work for a living before i got into this. and i used to work in a factory, silkscreen printing t-shirts. a

you guys see the net force acting on a system is zero, what's the net impulse then? zero. it's the net force multiplied by the time. and it's -- gonna be zero. so what's the change in my momentum if there's a zero impulse? zero. zero. and the momentum of my system doesn't change. this one stops and this one continues. this one continues with the same momentum this one had. let's suppose at the beginning when-- let's suppose this had five units of momentum. comes to a halt. how much momentum does this move with? five. so what's the momentum before and after the collision? five fives, no change, which turns out to be a very, very neat idea. and the idea is this. if there's no net force acting on your system, and when you say system depend-- what do you mean by a system, gang? see, i've got three systems here. but if i have a system such that the net force is zero, then the impulse is zero. that means that change in momentum is zero. zero. careful. it doesn't mean the momentum is zero. it means the change is zero. so whatever momentum you have before something interesting hap

>> john, obama's redistribution is not just a safety net.he obama care subsidies go to the middle class. you've got cash for clunkers. cash for clonkers. cash for banks. everybody, big bank, middle class, millionaires, they're all getting the money redistributed and paul ryan said it very well once, it is instead of a safety net, it becomes a web that ensnares people and middle class don't like it. they want americans -- >> wait a minute. who does this remind you of? who does this remind you of? clarence? >> rahm emanuel? >> it reminds me of a web that ensnares everybody. >> did you hear of joe the plumber? >> spreading the weth around, exactly. >> yes. and he said is to joe the plumber. >> and that has been the same for years. >> how is this any worse? recueing the same discussion we had four years ago about joe the plumber. have you heard of the progressive income tax? have you heard about the $10 million amount of money that bain received from the fdic. the companies that bain owned were receiving tax breaks as well. redistribution is the

this is the net removal of 70 trees. the reforestation will result in an increase of new trees, of 94. this would be a compensation for the removal and a net increase on top of this. these are real numbers that are not ambiguous, or unclear to me. >> and this does not compromise the green space for the park? >> there are over 4000 trees. >> glen park canion was my backyard and i did not even know that there was a heating system >> thank you. seeing no other questions from the commission, let me just comment that i do not think there is a member of this commission that is ever happy about taking out a tree unless this is necessary to enhance the overall project. but we are interested in seeing a public process be followed with the people who use the parks and the associations around that me and contribute to the process to the point where we have a majority of support for improving these projects. i am sympathetic to those who don't want to ever see any tree disappear, i think the evidence is that this has been an extensi

find in the net to the amusement of the more school fans. it is that i really enjoy the atmosphere here how much is very warm and kind and we need to find the spectators for that of course that for us participants it was also an opportunity to show our passion for all came and gave our supports to the families of the former local players. however the most and dissipated here is on the ice where the two captains and their shell stars give our children milk in their charges into countless attacks and counterattacks. times producing not only goals and assists but turn in the knights into a real show i after the sixty minutes the battle was started fourteen men in both sides had five penalty shots apiece to try and see victory even penalties couldn't separate the two sides both teams scoring two out of five sixteen sixteen was the final result in this quite extraordinary hokey game. but i think it was an interesting much to watch everyone who took part and they tried to play out sending the and show his best hockey because then there is looks lo

schmidt went up the red and black balls on the net. they keep it from dragging along the sea floor. >> you do not have many baby fish. these are really big fish. >> yes, those are nice, big fish. we found a spot that has some really nice cause. >> the inspectors also liked what they see on the danish trawler. evidently it is possible to fish without substantial by catch him. >> we see this all the time. when this guy is out here along with other fishing boats, he almost always has a better catch than the others. >> the next trawler. we get the impression that this one is not as careful. >> this time, it is small cod, say, about 10%. 8% at the most. >> baby talk's -- baby cod, ways that is in touch, never to grow up or reproduce the stock. instead, the sea gulls cry. the eu wants to ban the dumping it at sea by 2013, but by then, schmidt will have retired. >> that report brings us to the end of this edition of "european journal." thanks very much for watching. until next week, bye for now. captioned by the national captioning institute

is the first day of the first month after completion of all of the capital improvements, after which net revenues are positive for three consecutive months. after that date, the san francisco market corporation would be required to pay the city rent consisting of net revenues so that would be gross revenues last operating expenses in any debt services and its net revenues would go to this city's general fund. on page 5 of our report, we point out as summarized in table 3 -- on page 9 of our report, the capital improvements total estimated cost are $107 million, over a 20-year time frame and those are further itemized in an attachment on page 21. by golly, we point out on page 11 that because of various unknown factors -- finally, we point out on page 11 -- this includes how much revenues at the city would receive which is still an unknown and we consider approval to be a policy matter for the board of supervisors. supervisor chu: thank you. just a final question -- with regard to the revenues that would come in, from my understanding, the revenues would accrue to the city or accrue to pa

setting up that one and the scene of a netted his second go as many games early in the second half to give angie a comfortable lead to both play go back to the home side and you dive hanging on to victory see what i say this is the top half of the table looks after seven matches reigning champions any level on points at the summit with surprise package tearing their discard the best moscow team in the third set to say that they to lost my take. i were an england new signing robin van persie scored a hat trick for manchester united is they want to three two thriller at southampton united with two one down with twenty minutes to go and then missed a penalty but the dutchman scored twice in the last five minutes to move united to keep it in the table while the same boston elsewhere has netted the one to go with his new title came back to draw one with an aston villa the new boy santi cazorla and lukas podolski sport aston merrygold of the season as they won liverpool. manager arsene vanga says it's premature to talk about title hopes. i am confident potential. to include. new but if you

well you netted the second half without a spot so you. kind of mean times the needs of the fire during a strike alexander cocksure golf was about igor denisova but he's being called up for russia's two world cup qualifiers at home to portugal in azerbaijan next month coach fabio capello will name his final squad next week because of all the nice off should have been obvious choices after they saw skipper the national side in their opening group best victories are the northern ireland and israel doctors who called back to brace and tell of the however to have since been demoted to using its reserves after complaints over pay days of spoke out after the russian champions find out the actual it's all in a one hundred million dollar double sweep earlier this month. while elsewhere ukraine got out they got a new house strongly defended his move to another kid the fifty nine year old legend before mikey have strike a will remain in charge of the national side for next month's to out the qualifiers out and this time to montenegro while the numbe

so he engineers are trying something different, net zero energy. peter rossy is a true believer. >> part research, part getting people to get excited about it, and then sheer determination. >> net sear rove means the building will create at least as much energy at is uses. the power comes from this huge field of high efficiency solar panels on the roof. made by a silicon valley group, and they're expected to generate 1.3 mega watts. about what it takes to run a thousand american homes for a year. >> differently on this panel is all black no metal on the front0. so all sunshine goes into the cell. >> that's just the start to reach net zero, the new exploratorium has to use less power. >> the main reason that net zero approach is possible is because the new building it right next the bay and the cool water here, and in order to heat and cool the building they're able to use the water in a very clever way. >> this pump room is the guts of the system. >> that's the bay right there. >> bay water comes into the building through a giant filter. >> we brin

net. and that he's. following up to get to know. the power play has been impressive this season defenseman for the young people to go back. on sunday in local level midway through the second period thanks to an assist from i was also the first player to school in the shootout with alexei cough claiming the decisive goal moments later despite that defeat last state top of the table. golf now rory mcilroy has played down his wild number one status going into this weekend's ryder cup the no the large one insists he's just one of many players on the european team who defend their title against the usa in chicago and twenty three mcelroy is the youngest member of the european team and the one with the most accolades having won four events this year including one major the p.g.a. championship but he insists that none of this burdensome with extra pressure. the one there in the world one person and it's well known to you know not you know. it's a team effort you know those twelve guys all striving towards assume goal and you know i'm just

netted one big goal is newcastle came back to draw one one with aston villa a new voice down because because all and lukas podolski scored arsenal's first league goals of the season as they want to kneel at liverpool although gunners manager arsene banga says his pet make sure to talk about travel. truly. confident. in formula one jenson button has claimed his fourteenth career win and his second of the year following aid. dominant like the flag display at the belgian grand prix the briton catapulted him self into contention for the title after also winning the race in the shredding grand prix back in march but it was a day to forget the standings leader financial alongside the spaniard crashed out at the start of his hamilton pet is. also retired and the french were most handy of one race ban after a spectacular pileup on the first corner past star maldonado also bad early on however the reigning champion sebastian vettel clawed his way up from tenth on the grid to finish second ahead of him reichen in the german was arguably the biggest gainer as the red bull man overtook teammate

so he engineers are trying something different, net zero energy.eter rossy is a true believer. >> part research, part getting people to get excited about it, and then sheer determination. >> net sear rove means the building will create at least as much energy at is uses. the power comes from this huge field of high efficiency solar panels on the roof. made by a silicon valley group, and they're expected to generate 1.3 mega watts. about what it takes to run a thousand american homes for a year. >> differently on this panel is all black no metal on the front0. so all sunshine goes into the cell. >> that's just the start to reach net zero, the new exploratorium has to use less power. >> the main reason that net zero approach is possible is because the new building it right next the bay and the cool water here, and in order to heat and cool the building they're able to use the water in a very clever way. >> this pump room is the guts of the system. s the bay right there. >> bay water comes into the building through a giant filter. >> we bring the wate

the net neutrality that the f c c has promulgated -- i think that is more than sufficient. i go back to the tender 15 years ago, to the energy and commerce committee where chris cox, who chairman of theairma fcc, we put in a law that you cannot tax the internet. more information, more accessible, more transparent is better for democracy. i have nine steadied the republican platform, but if it is would you say it is, i -- i have not studied the republican platform, but if it is what you say it is, i think that is a good thing. >> do you foresee action on potentially taxing? >> i think there is an issue. if you have a sales tax in a state, the brick and mortar store collects a sales tax on a transaction in the store. the same consumer, if he buys the same product or the internet, it is not a sure thing that there will be a sales tax collected. i think that is an issue where people like me who don't want any taxation of the internet could reasonably support the collection of a local sales tax. but other than that, i am still no transaction tax, no user tax just to get on the i

complete disgust and as always bill is netted the winner from outside the box minutes into injury time as the band condemned this six the feet from seven the game's. wild goose hitting sangi maintain their push for a european place with a two one win and creative yet of the family chris sandberg headed home a beauty there to put the business is ahead mid-way through the first half when. setting up that one and the senior thrower a netted his second go in as many games early in the second to give angie a comfortable lead pablo. go back to the home side hang on to victory she won finn. so this is how the top half of the table is shaping up after seven matches reigning champions anita level on points at the summit the surprise package to discover the best moscow team in place there. to see after that victory last night take. over an england new signing robin van persie scored a hat trick for manchester united is they won three two three at southampton united were two one down with twenty minutes to go see them missed a penalty but the dutchman scored twice in the last five minutes to move

that people who need the safety net have access. >>neil: you do not think he was throwing half the people under the bus? >>guest: no, i don't. it is a distraction that the obama campaign is trying to put out there to take away from their record which has been a failure. i do believe you talk to most people in the country and though know we can do better. they know their life can work better if it were just for better leadership in washington. >>neil: are you worried about how it is resonating in the polls? i know it is early to make make a big deal out of polls. things do not look good for the ticket, maybe even the senate for the republicans. in your state of virginia, the democrat has a four or five point lead and hopes of the republicans taking the senate could be iffy. only time tells. somehow, republicans are not seizing the initiative or botching it. what do you say? >>guest: well, in virginia, neil, the issue is about jobs, about helping people get back to work. we have a huge issue senate commonwealth about the defense cuts.

net transfers are just the same thing that is more of what might be but as you say doctor as you say that catalonia has been struggling for the past thirty years if it gets independence why would you think that catalonia can do so well on its own. ok because we have been struggling in part because of the economic relationship with in the spanish estate has been very very discriminatory towards catalonia with our tax. able to collect our own taxes would have. thirteen thousand million euros more per year that's what the recent study shows banking to icon that we manage to build old structures and to expand all the competence that now are in the hands of the spanish estate now we've been hearing some rather why reading things from the spanish military with possible threats to catalonia separatists saying they could face more short squeeze me a court martial if they continue on this course with the military interfere do you think. well i think within the e.u. this is not anymore possible spain belongs to the european union the european union want. the spanish state to act violently agai

>> john, obama's redistribution is not just a safety net. the obama care subsidies go to the middle class. you've got cash for clunkers. cash for clonkers. cash for banks. everybody, big bank, middle class, millionaires, they're all getting the money redistributed and paul ryan said it very well once, it is instead of a safety net, it becomes a web that ensnares people and middle class don't like it. they want americans -- >> wait a minute. who does this remind you of? who does this remind you of? clarence? >> rahm emanuel? >> it reminds me of a web that ensnares everybody. >> did you hear of joe the plumber? >> spreading the weth around, exactly. >> yes. and he said is to joe the plumber. >> and that has been the same for years. >> how is this any worse? recueing the same discussion we had four years ago about joe the plumber. have you heard of the progressive income tax? have you heard about the $10 million amount of money that bain received from the fdic. the companies that bain owned were receiving tax breaks as well. redistribution is t

where the brooklyn nets are busy preparing for their first season in their new purpose built home the eighteen thousand seater state of the art barclay center in new york city will be officially opened with a rock concert by nets minority owner jay z. next weekend the nets first game against city rivals the next takes place on the very first new york mayor michael bloomberg wasn't home to cut the opening ribbon on friday the nets majority owner of russian billionaire mikhail prokhorov says the arena shows the franchise is a. lawyer to do. the changes for us and the move of the suit will be those who are. we so assume will be in board. with the like you witnesses to such in the room and have begun the defense of their twenty twenty cricket world cup in emphatic fashion the holder she crying in must of one hundred six run win over afghanistan in group a the victory means the english are through to the separate stage no matter what happens in their next match against india and making one hundred ninety six for five from their twenty overs helped by a massive knock of ninety nine not art.

is very much interested in boosting its stake in ross net and he says welcomes this initiative very much now this could be done through the sale of b.p.'s stake in the russian british joint venture to t.n. k b p now this could be an extremely important deal for both companies but notably for b.p. whose expansion progress has somewhat altered over the past couple of years especially given that its previous deal with ross never to develop the arctic shelf was blocked by the russian part this. piece so b.p. for a long time has been wanting to get out of this joint venture now ross never would pay for this stake free market mechanism mostly with cash and with its own shares boosting bt stake the twelve and a half percent in ross never which would make it the second most important shareholder in gross net and the russian oil giant has always strived to reduce the state's stake in the company so it's in the mutual benefit but we will have to wait until the seventeenth of october to hear any kind of confirmation on the deal being signed because until that day the russian partners in the have a

centuries most still live off the land of cattle and fish every evening local villagers place their nets and in the morning the catch is always good. we always have enough here. if by call is often called the pearl of siberia a horn is said to be the pearl of. its all end of fake forests. and vast steps. it's also a place of traditions respected by locals and travelers alike. an economist turned adventurer has crisscrossed by call shores and learned its customs well. you see pillars like this and thought to have supernatural powers every traveler who comes here asks the spirits to make their journey easier give them strength and fulfill their dearest wishes virtually undiscovered by tourists until some twenty years ago i was cornish quickly becoming a magnet for nature lovers and if you will sic others but those used to five star pampering maybe end for a surprise the island's infrastructure has yet to catch up with the growing demand you're quite some way from civilization here accommodation on the island is very basic so you can forget about the or even running water for most people a

the news beyond the economy this presidential election will also be a debate over the social safety net in particular medicare and social security that became obvious when mitt romney picked paul ryan as his vice presidential nominee paul ryan you know the guy who wrote the republican budget that ends medicare as we know it ryan has repeatedly to plan and defended his plans for voucher izing medicare on the campaign trail assuring republicans that this is a debate they want to have and a debate they will ultimately win but ryan's been a little less vocal about his plans to privatizing social security which was a major initiative by george w. . bush even though you ultimately failed when he tried it in two thousand and five back in two thousand and ten paul ryan wrote the republican's roadmap for america's future calling for social security to be handed off to wall street in the form of private retirement accounts president obama has been more than willing to hammer mitt romney and paul ryan over medicare he's been oddly quiet about social security and that maybe because he has his own s

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cheer up of the weather the storm and took it six four one patrol over eventually returned into the net is the furthest a through third seed is got since winning the us open back in two thousand and six you can see what it means to sharapova and she will play marion bartoli next after she beat five seed patrick of eight of or. elsewhere the women's number one seed victoria azarenka had an easy win over georgia and at least really it only took an hour and twenty minutes to wrap up a six two six two win as the rank of will play next straightly sam stosur for a place in the semi. and so is how they could potentially tricky tie against eighteen year old laura robson the brit have beaten kim clijsters and nine seed gnarly broke the australian early on but after that blip stows it took control winning six four six four. i mean molly defending men champion of it djokovic has progressed the last sixteen beating julien benneteau comfortably on arthur ashe caught in an hour and thirty seven minutes six three sixty six to the school i hate joke of a chappie to get through the morning magic time or

right daily and sam sax progressive commentator and contributor to alter net thanks guys for joining me tonight it should be entertaining interesting conversation the r. and c. and the d.n.c. both all wrapped up first here's something president obama said last night about giving voters a choice when all is said and done when you pick up bad ballot to vote you will face the clearest choice of any time when to generation. so are there clear choices in this election adam in your opinion no that's a silly question actually there is not a clear choice in this election if we're looking at mitt romney or barack obama the only clear choice i see is voting for the republican version of big government or voting for the democrat version of big government democrat or democratic real name of the party. first we have we have candidates that both support medicare in the expansion of it. despite whatever they're standing by for all we know most about john is that you guys why should they kill off. the r. and c. convention was a tribute to medicare all week long i heard how they were going to say i k

but i don't think conservatives are arguing against a social safety net anymore. they're arguing for saving and reforming the net so that a future generation can benefit from it. and that's actually the crux of the issue when you get to how are you going to continue to have these federal programs and have people who aren't paying taxes, how are we going to reform the system so that it's solvent into the future? >> i'll have to leave it there, only for time's sake. it remains to be seen whether this ends up being a dukakis issue or 52 more days of the news cycle. margaret and bernard, thanks. do appreciate it. >>> mitt romney has no public campaign events by the way scheduled. instead he's going to go to more fund-raisers. and he'll be in salt lake city as well as dallas. old stomping ground for me. >>> president obama is on the fund-raising circuit as well today. he's supposed to be in new york city a little bit later on, a fund-raiser being hosted by beyonce. then he has an appearance on "late night with david letterman." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t. the nati

like -- >> he used a giant net to fish it from underneath the car.e doesn't just let it go. he wraps it up in a blanket to maneuver the head from underneath the net so he doesn't get sprayed. >> had ice cream or yogurt. >> ice cream. >> some sort of dish. >> a dish with a plastic lid. >> from mcdonald's. >> mcdonald's. >> the domed lid is still on that thing. >> yeah. the dome lid is, you know, around his neck. he's able to get what was holding the food off. that plastic lid is not going anywhere. they moved to the truck to get some scissors. he gets one part of it off but it's really snug around the neck. >> the people of toronto wild life rescue finished the job, put him in the woods. you can see there was a rain drop on the lens, why it's blurry. >> keep beth from crying. >> this is from mdm. >> this guy is unbelievable. like ice skating except you got a motorcycle. >> see how many crazy stunts he can pull off when we come back. >>> i think that we could do our own spinoff called cats do the darnedest things. >> that would be a good show. i would

- we are making these cuts so we can, you know, just in case anything happens, you do have a safety net. and they're both coming out with a sort interesting variations on the same theme. >> neil: you know, ben stein. you have to look at it. one thing i did notice is that both are very comfortable like i said, their own respective skin. and republicans are a funny time with, you know, mitt romney early on and embracing bain capital and an intra party fight over that and they seem to have, you know, gotten around that, and moved on with that, and democrats of course, not running away from it, actually embracing it. so, it's a clear choice, right? >> it's a clear choice, but the republicans would have spend about what reagan would spend about 18% of grosse pointe woods, very, very roughly and we're up to about 25, 26% under president obama and that's an amount that's just unsustainable. and the especially if they want it to grow. it's definitely unsustainable. and i think in the obama's speech last night, mr. obama's speech last night was basically quite a conservative speech, but if you s

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john: thank god for the safety net.ohn: reheard republicans want to hurt people. >> then there is medicare. instead of safeguarding the scene years romney/ryan want to take away the promise of medicare turning into a voucher program. >> is just plain wrong. john: the chattering political class say that will not win the election. >> the republicans say the same thing. medicare is not going anywhere. the romney rights plan will not kick in. not for another 10 years. medicare's dry been the bankruptcy. it needs to be blown up. we need to recognize old this not mean pour we are systematically robbing young workers of this seed capital goal to base their life in retirement to give it to old people regardless if they need it. and this is where their closest but they are still arguing. john: at least paul ryan has a plan. the democrat say we will keep it strong for seniors. >> mitt romney is the top and have said he will preserve medicare and attacked every other republican who dared to question it. but paul ryan has the wrong

. >> he is against safety nets. if you fall, tough luck. that strongly suggests that you wake the [bleep] up. >> bill: also tonight gutfeld and mcguirk will analyze samuel l. jacuzzi's -- jackson's latest poem. >> we're all on his own if romney has his way. >> bill: you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. capitalism vs. socialism. romney vs. obama that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. mother jones possibly one of fidel castro's favorite publications put out another old video of mitt romney. >> bain capital is an investment partnership, which was formed to invest in start up companies and ongoing companies, then to take an active hand in managing them and hopefully a to 8 years later to harvest them at a significant profit. we had the consulting resources and management skills and management resources to become actively involved in the companies we invested in to help them realize their potential values. >> bill: even though mot

>>neil: but we are down net-net.have been building back over two years but even by your math that is weak number for recovery. >>guest: we should all be using the same math. the point is when this president --. >>neil: i just gave you the math. >>guest: we have 29 straight months of a year of job creation and the fact is we were losing 700,000 a month for the first several months. >>neil: do you think we are better off. >>guest: i do. let me put it this way: when i came to office right when the president did, we had a meetg at national governors' association in february, a month after the president came in, and we met with bernanke, we met with the budget director and get neither, the secretary of the treasury, three of the most sobering meetings because what they said, the financial markets were frozen. they said there is an abyss and we are going to do everything we can to step back from that abyss of the financial markets. if we can't, we are not sure what happens next because we have never been there. >>neil: but