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>>ook atustralia where they actually have a $14inimum wage .e for doubling the minimum wage? >> i think troubling may be going a bit too far right now, but there is plenty of pfit to be mad at higher wages. neil: we will see about that. the bottom line is they're not making any chances. whethe it is a push for higher minimum wage. >> this is only about their ds and their political power. the reality is in the last 50 years unions used out 30% and now. most businesses have not succeeded. lookup toyota has grown and gm has loan. and we look at the airline industry. jet blue has blossomed of twa and pan am and other business. unions protect people all the way to the unemployment line. in a free-market people shoul beble to negotiate their ron salaries or work elsewhere. that is where freedom and democracy is about. neil: with the make of this? getting ready for major btles. >> we just heard the numbers about how private-sector union is scrapg the bottom of the barrel a starkly in the u.s. rather than tryg to fight these battles of, consolidate and

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human hair curls sewed into her turbins and put that on in the morning with her curls showing and she ookedounger she thought. the way the greensboro historical museum came into possession of these wonderful items including beautiful silk shoes and carved ivory calling cases is they received it from some folks who brought a trunk at auction that was sort of a hidden treasure. and i want to know what these ladies know about the finding of that trunk that was hidden behind a wall. and i want to say it was in philadelphia. but i want to know how the person that had that hidden behind the wall got those very important things and had hem? >> i'll answer quickly because i want to say this is happening in the 1950's and 1960's so not that long ago. the story of ladies historical society found and financed this deserves a television program f its own. they raised money one chicken dinner at a time paid the sum of $25,000 to get this stuff. >> is that close to where she was born s. that where the onnection was? >> the ladies felt like she was north carolina's only born first lady. you can go there n

if the numbers are run and it ,ooks like there is a problem the report is made to the fbi. if theylooks at it. want to collect content, they must get a probable cause warrant from the foreign intelligence surveillance court. let me quote. based on those fewer than 300 selectors -- queries, 288 for americans, we provided a total of 12 reports to the fbi which altogether tipped less than 500 numbers. what you are saying, if i understand it, mr. english -- there were 12 possible cause warrants. is that correct? >> and in one of the numbers that were tipped could have led the fbi to develop probable cause on more than 12. there were less than 500 numbers in those reports collectively that were tipped to the fbi in 2012. >> let me ask mr. joyce this question. can you tell us how many orders -- how many probable cause warrants were issued by the fbi in 2012? >> i can't off the top of my head, senator. i can get you those numbers following the hearing. >> we would appreciate that. very good point. whether the 702 program or the 215 program, once that information is passed to us, w

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on the democratic side, iowa seems to be concerned, taking a .ook at what is going on there the vice president is expected to speak there next month. abc news talks about heller clinton and the minnesota senator, saying -- for our first 45 minutes, a generic topic when it comes to , specificallyies we are interested in hearing about who represents your political party best. be prepared to tell us who that is and be prepared to tell us why. here are the numbers that you can give us a call on. for the first call up this morning, this is slim from new york on our independent line. ?ow are you tell us who you think best represents your political party. there is no difference between the two parties. they need a third independent party. democrat and republican. neither one of them are for the people. that is my comment. (202) 737-000 [indiscernible] host: who caller: do you think better presents your party? caller:it is ashamed they through howard dean under the bus. the -- he went to every state when he was a chairman. and he to every state talked to everybody. obama lost all those congr

in the 1920's hey had one of these huge military parades in most could you and somebody in the west ooked at the display of force and said yes, it is not the quantity that counts, it the quality. then lenin turned to him and aid smiling yes, but quantity quality all its own. meaning you get enough of omething it creates a qualitative difference that violates the false analogy. so, when the price of becomes small you get more surveillance. a drug surveillance you have to put two officers in a police car and follow the that is expensive. you use it for the most important things. service bureau is willing g.p.s. you 1,000 tracking devices and computers you get more h surveillance. that is is wrong with drones. will get cheaper and there ill be more and in the end the quali qualitative difference you will have no more freedom. those are excellent points and you have put them very well. ne question i often here is we already have police headquarters and we have had them for decades. what is the difference? is as you were saying police helicopters are very expensive. you have to have ground cre

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a second assis for an example, the white house now ,ooks to nctc to take a look at what is the threat going to look like after 2014? very strategic. they are also looking at nctc to describe, who is this guy? what is his role? what is the intelligence on him? one of the benefits that we bring to that is everything we do in that regard is coordinated. we bring together the information. john mclaughlin talked about the critical role of using information. that is the bold idea that animated the creation of nctc. it is not only information, but people. analysts and officers from around the community work together and produce a product, whether it is about the threat strategically or an individual moving tactically, that represents the view of the entire intelligence community. and that is presented to senior policymakers, it reflects that entire coordinated view. that is really valuable. >> another issue that has come up in the last year with nctc is the data that you do not have access to and want. last year, you change the guidelines, the federal guidelines from the 2008 guidelines, and

i do not excuse any action that .ook place but to somehow think it is not dangerous when cartel members are bringing drugs up to this country is not an adequate reading of the situation on the border, and i visit it all the time. said, i think the answer to our border control is technology. you have a point about additional border patrol. one of the things we need more of is customs people so we can .xpedite traffic back and forth there are some of us here old enough to remember we used to be able to walk across and have and walkedgales back. think about doing that today. you bring up problems on the border, and with this surveillance capability, we will people back,keep and then we will be able to send these teams out. finally, the coyotes. we know these coyotes are the worst scum of the earth people, and they are bringing people it'd tucson and up to phoenix and putting them in drop houses where they hold them in the most unspeakable conditions and then hold them for ransom that their families back in mexico. it is an argument for getting our borders secure, but also an argument for u

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in 2008,ook a snapshot in 2009. were those acrid back then question mark -- were those acrid back then? >> i am not familiar with those reports because i was not in this role at that i'm -- at this time. >> that is one of the concerns. when a snapshot is taken, the report gets put on a shelf. concerned with the repetitive nature of these challenges. chief chambers, according to the 44, and inventory is supposed to be taken twice a year. does that happen? >> yes, sir, it does. ofdid you sign this memo august 31 saying i certify that all weapons inventories for which i'm responsible have been completed and all weapons records have been reconciled? >> i did, sir. >> what did you base that on? >> a number of folks in the chamber of command. >> merely conversations? did you ever look at the physical material? >> i reviewed the records, but do not physically touch any of the weapons, but i asked probing questions. i asked how i compare to -- previousature is inventories, and asked if it could become for -- >> with whom di

this is what we are really ooking at. >> we had a task force looking at that. the sergeant who is a great businessman and looking at the future, general mills makes an excellent point. you look at the amount of money and they train them up in all the services. let's say they serve six years active-duty and then they decide they do not want to be on active duty anymore. one of the thoughts i have charged them with is how do we do this? i guarantee you the microsoft and google's of the world are going to be able to pay them a lot more than they're going to be able to make their year six through year 12 in the military. can we come up with a construct where we do as they said. we train them up. they get their time. they do what they are supposed to do. how do we structure some of our reserve components where they can come into those units, and this is another challenge in that it was mentioned that by general grant and others, we've got these incredibly talented youngsters, n.c.o.'s that are going to leave. in the reserves, how do we get them in there? maybe we ar