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. >> amazing most of those cuts, actual genuine real spending cuts in canada hpened und a labor party governmen john: a liberal government. >> new zland did the same thing in 1990s, and actual to be fair, bill cnton was much better than a lot of republicans. at leaste restrained the growth in spending. republican in congress made a big role in it too. evidence shows if you restrain the growth ofovernment or better actually cut government spending, you are freei up resources for productive sector of the economy that is where you get growth. we havave to focus on taking government, which figurin out, how to at least restrict it so it is growing slower than privacy sector. john: well good luck with that, dan mchell. coming up. two economists will argue about austerity. >> if you first, a man who said that must tert off the turty is like debtor's pson. john: i say, bring on what the punditting calling austerity. let's cut stuff. government spendg $3.8 trillions now. and sorry that is just theefeds, states and local government spends more, it is too much, everylar they spend is a dollar th

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conservatism, which is all about traditn and heritage,he roots of its own heritag these founding in service undedvatism. in fact, i argued thatoder3 conservatism was born on july july 41776. lou: and the thinkers, the tellecals, often cremating thomas jefferson, a conservative? >>>jefferson was actually far re radical and one of the surpsing things that discover in the books john adams is also tattered as a conservative and is quite radical drop most of the revolution he changes his thinking at the end of it. lou: conservatism itself, give us your view today was stated is ina's i have to tell you, i caot always recogni a conservative. >> i thinkhat founding conservatives offered to really important lessons. the first i that they compromised. th fought tooth and nail, then me emphasize tt. they fought tooth and nail for this country. they were an incredible patriot. they worked for theod of t the nation. patriotism before politics. secondesn is that there were facing the world changing demographic, ling voters. as free men and from the lower clasis in the middle class is at the right to vote these

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und 280 we will start that looks good get into the valley. the traffic is moving along pretty nicely on 17. 680 southbound if you driving on the sunol grade should be a nice drive. now to rosemary. >>> we have another fabulous day in store. if you liked what you had yesterday when you are a repeat for today. 87 for petaluma this afternoon. 65 by the water there in sausalito. taking a tour let's head east. upper 70s for walnut creek. 69 oakland and san leandro. 77 los gatos. how about that peninsula? 69 for san mateo. 74 redwood city. 62 in san francisco. with the sea breeze for the afternoon. temperatures will plunge tomorrow. followed boonies rebound midweek wednesday. summer solstice arrives by 10:00 p.m. on thursday. and notice the warmup. pam. >> thank you. breaking news in san jose. what may have caused a driver to plow into several parked cars. >>> a close call for a ten-year- old girl in pacifica. how she was able to fight off a man who police believe he tried to kill her. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse

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but you--it's impossible for you to go unde--for a violation to go undetected, certainly not for a considerableiod of time. >> kroft: but don't try and tell that to the philoctetes center. its main benefactor, the betty and norman levy foundation, was fully invested in madoff, one of dozens of charitable organizations that have been devastated or wiped out. madoff's customer list, single- spaced with small type, is 162 pages long, with victims running the gamut from hollywood royalty to a carpenters' pension fund in syracuse, new york. shelly ludlow has been forced to put her mother in a medicaid-assisted living facility while she packed up their apartment to move in with a friend, all because of bernie madoff. >> our whole lives were turned upside down by this man that sits in his penthouse and smirks. (sighs) >> kroft: 70 miles away, len and marge forrest were leaving their house that they'd just sold in setauket, long island, and were preparing to drive to south florida to sell their home there. they had their money with bernie madoff for 30 years and lost an 8-figure family fortune two days

your idea of what aard should be. a friend und water is something completely different.d today. avo: whatever you're looking for, expedia hamore ways to hp yofind yours. neil: when it come to big three networking waning coverage on what has been could panding irs scandal -- expanning irs dal, you have t wonder if theyre borrow worried, either they i have havell but dropped story fro52 stories in first week, to just one sto, that is so far this week. media watcherrent, haseen crunching these numbers. at happened? >> well, maybe its, because i thk that the med, the networks are comicit in a cover-up, how in the world can they say, in a two weee period, from may -- from may 10 to m 23, we should do 96 stories, then next two weeks 31, the now down to 1. they say, wl nothing is happened. let me ask y this you tell me, if you thinkt is news that the inspector general report how come out, said that 1,000 irs agenes were abusing their credit cds, meaning that instead of taxpayer abusing government,ow the government is is a bussinsing abusing -- abusing the taxpayer. >> you are r

employees, and i don't want to be covered by the employee, i will take two or three employees and cut them undurs? >> with the turnover, hours, open 24/7, over 50 hours, full-time equivalent employees. divide by 130 hours a month. >> what if i'm a small business and have 49 employees, and thinking of expanding. >> why? if i hit the magic number, suddenly what happens? >> subject to the mandate and tax. that's what we're seeing. companies are looking to shift jobs overseas. one company in the medical device trying to hit two things, don't want to be subject to the medical device tax, but also have 12 employees working now on a product that could be shifted to china that pushes them under 50. we know that obama care is a drag on the economy, been a train wreck, drag on economy, and we need jobs, don't need people cutting back on hours. >> let me tell you something about the medical device. a lot of democrats want to rescind that medical device. a lot of medical device manufacturers are in their jurisdiction. if they real estate the law in the beginning, they have to be back pedaling. it's my rub

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