they love trump.hey want to be in trump buildings because they respect what i say because they know i'm telling the truth. i'm not knocking china. i'm saying it's amazing the way our leaders can pick it up. you look at what china is doing to this country in terms of trade. in terms of the dollar, they are just killing us. >> they are being very aggressive. let's play devil's advocate, i don't blame them. >> i don't, either. >> i blame the american politicians allowing this to happen. >> that's why they want to be in my buildings. i have many friends at the top levels of china can't believe they are getting away with it. i agree. i blame the politicians, the leadership. they are taking our jobs, i'm not only talking about china but other things. the reason miami is doing so well is because of south american s, come and want to be in miami that's something that miami has that other places don't have. so it's very sad. >> quick question about the potential next presidential race in 2016, a new university

trump it's on me, the owner. no charge mr. trump. i never need cash.in trouble where i needed a meal, i'd have to pay. it's pretty unfair. >> warren sent one e-mail in his life. do you e-mail? >> i don't do a lot of e-mail. i don't like e-mail. every time there is an e-mail you have problems in courts -- >> that is what he said. >> i don't do many, either. i agree with him 100%. one of the smartest people i know, the head -- i won't mention his name. he made a fortune using e-mail, but he doesn't use e-mail because he says he ends up in court. i'm not a big e mail fan. >> do you use cell phone? >> yes. >> which? >> i have an l and samsung and i have a lot of stock in apple and i want them to do a bigger screen because i like the bigger samsung screen. i've been tweeting. you might have seen it. do a larger screen because people like me. i like a larger screen. >> any hope for blackberry people like me? >> you know, i have friends that swear by blackberry, like you, but i have friends that want blackberry. they love the pad and like the key pad and i un

it trumps the rule of law and trumps what i believe most americans believe, we have to revisit this expectation of privacy simply because provide data to a third party. >> garrett: you've met with edward snowden, what is his frame of mind? >> he would love to be back in this country. he is patriotic american, he loves his homeland. and would love to come back if the conditions were right. >> garrett: what do you mean by that? >> by that, i mean people like general hayden would not be making threats to put him on the kill list and two former cia chiefs would not be saying that he should be hung from a tree. >> garrett: the president of the united states made it clear that he would be afforded every protection under criminal justice system in this country and i think it's fair to say that he would have a wrath of grade a attorneys waiting with open arms to take his case were he to come back to this country. why not come back? >> the very fact that he's been charged under the espionage act would not be a fair process, those trials take place largedly in secret. all sorts of measures people have to

they could be imprisoned for what they would say our trumped up charges, the human rights are trumped- say r up charges, the human rights activists. as far as political prisoners are concerned, the definition are prisoners of conscience, people who are generally there only because they tried to express their opinion, perhaps at a rally, a political opinion, and were detained for nothing other than trying to express their free political opinion. >> thanks for that. , to south sudan, where fighting is on the rise between government troops and soldiers loyal to the former vice president. the rebel troops have taken control of the capital of the key oil-producing state. 99% of the budget of south sudan comes from oil. that is a major victory for the opposition. fighting continues around the country. civilian helicopters have evacuated u.s. cities from the site of a u.n. compound. some 3000 citizens from other countries, like canada, britain, and kenya, are still trapped inside. the south sudanese army says it is ready for a major offensive against rebel forces. >> inching closer to a full

donald trump joins us.mous phrase "you're fired" your phrase from your television success, and tell me, should president obama be using it? >> i don't like firing people and when people are incompetent and not doing their job whether it be sebelius or whoever it may be they have to expect it. if she were in a private company she would have been gone long ago, she would have been gone long before it came out. they knew there were problems with this before it came out. it's not something that people like to do but you have to do it. i'm shocked even in government she would still be around. >> what could she possibly do now because there are experts outsourced to put this something, i could see having this earlier but we're so deep into this. is it a symbolic gesture of he person at the top? >> it can't be put back together. health care is a complex thing is this case not so complex and we have more complex things in this country and how they didn't use the great microsoft or google or any one of our incredibl

donald trump joins us. well, that famous phrase, "you're fired." that's your phrase from your television success. tell me, should president obama be using it? >> i don't like firing people but when people are incompetent and people aren't doing their job, whether it's sebelius or whoever it may be, you have to fire. and there is nothing wrong with it and they would expect it. if she were in, meaning sebelius, if she were private company, she would have been gone long ago. she would have been gone before it even came out, because they knew there was problems with this before it came out. it's not something that people like to do, but you have to do it it i'm shocked that even in government that she would still be around. >> what could she possibly do now? because everything has been sort of outsourced to experts to try to put this back together. i could see if we were having this discussion earlier when it was launched. now so deep in noah this and others called in. symbolic gesture being at the top? >> it c

trump tweeted, quote, how amazing.lth director who verified copies of obama's birth certificate died in a plane crash today. all others lived. what's trump suggesting? what is he getting at? doesn't he have something better to do? isn't there a war on christmas he can fight? the accident was also the top story at birther headquarters, world net daily. they used it as an excuse to trot out their favorite conspiracy theories about the president. these birthers are shameless, but thankfully they're heading for the dust bin of history. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> republicans go ballistic. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in new york. let me start tonight with this. third world war in the republican party. 24 hours ago it was just john boehner showing spine against the wild ones out there on the right. the tea partiers from the clown car. what a difference a day made. tonight there's a real war on with boehner and paul ryan manning the fort defending th

plus, donald trump is already a real estate tycoon and reality show star. but is he adding rapper to his resume? wait until you see what the donald just tweeted. that's coming up. >> now get ready to speed read your way through the news. first to new york city and the latest on the biker accused in that vicious road rage attack on the family in an suv. today 11 of the bulkers appearing in court. plea deals to all of them. no biker has accepted a plea deal. they all l. all be back in court in february. now to london, jury two assistants of celebrity chef watson. using lawson's credit cards to buy luxury trips. now to the giant credit card data breach at target. they are having trouble contacting target through web site and call centers. target says it is trying to fix the problem. yesterday the company admitting information was stolen from 40 million credit and debit card accounts using almost 2,000 target stores nationwide. and now to wall street the dow closing at record high today that is after the u.s. government economic growth for the third quarter and

plus donald trump is on hold right now. we've got donald trump on hold.d his new year prediction. pretty good. >> let's get right to that fox news alert. while everyone was sleeping, terror strikes again in russia. a bomb blast tearing through bus in the city killing at least 14. officials saying it was the work of a suicide bomber. russian president putin now calling for increased security in the region. it's the second terrorist attack in that city in two days. this one caught on camera. yesterday a suicide bomber set off an explosion inside a packed train station. at least 17 killed there. dozens injured. now officials saying they were carried out by the same terrorist group. no one has claimed responsibility for either bombing. this coming months after a chechen rebel leader called for attacks on civilian targets, including the olympics in february. the bombings happening 400 miles north of the games' site. >>> the body of the american heiress to the general foods fortune has been cremated and now back in the united states. police in honduras found th

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reason it will trump these issues, if the democrats or the country has problems signing up younger, healthier people under the affordable care act, and if ordinary people, middle class people, working people, who have health insurance start seeing their premiums increasing, you see additional cancellations, all of those issues, i think, politically will trump issues, even minimum wage increase, which is popular. >> see, i'm wondering if that's true only in the sense we haven't had a great recession like we had in 2008 where so many people who thought of themselves as middle class have now found themselves really identifying with the poor, right, identifying with people who are struggling because now they themselves are facing it. i'm wondering if you think inequality issue is more potent because typically it isn't. >> bob is right about the lack of political on the poverty issue. that's been true sense the end of the war on poverty era. there is salience to the middle class issue. you hear that in the rhetoric, they talk more about the middle class than the poor. that's where their

i think we need to change this donald trump joke...nald trump was eaten by a lion this morning on the international space station. anyone listening? yeah, okay-- cerie, um, how about instead of doing the scripts, uh, why don't you just organize those videotapes? - oh, okay. - yeah. - okay-- actually, uh, could you go downstairs and get me a chai tea? - okay-- um, where are my shoes? - no-no, just go! just go barefoot-- just leave your shoes. - okay.

amazing. >> talk about doing it all, that's perfect for donald trump.ou. >> thanks so much for being here. deadline date for obamacare, the president speaking optimistically. he says he has a million people signed up. they're working out their troubles. your reaction? >> you have 55 million people that lost their plan. so i don't know what a million people means. you have 55 million people that were very happy with their insurance and they're now losing and lost their plan. that number was about two weeks old. so it's expected to rise. that's an incredible number. you have people that were totally happy, that loved their doctors and in many cases they won't be able to see those doctors again. they lost their plans. so you're talking about tremendous numbers. >> i think it's more like 5 million. you said 55 million? >> 55 million. >> okay. >> that's what i'm hearing. 55 million. >> here is robert gibbs, his former press secretary, going after the president, being honest about what this year has been like. >> i would say this is the worst year of the pres

in the country while it's like the revolving door of russian political just is a revolving door of trumped up charges where you have some high profile political president. the rule is in one single week just before christmas just before the holiday says develop should be ready to celebrate but done at the same time although people still remain in jail on three charges if we could stay on the subject of. sochi olympic because you you mentioned that you believe that this was part of the political campaign and when you place and it's interesting the holocaust himself was asked about it during the press conference and i want to play this question by b.b.c. for you are you encouraging people to show she's really fix or to stay away. so essentially the holocaust a man who was released from prison thirty six hours ago after spending their year as the first one of the first questions he is being asked is whether sochi olympics should be boycotted or not and i think that's in itself a rather peculiar question but my question to you is whether you think that's what human rights campaign in russia ha

i think we need to change this donald trump joke...se donald trump was eaten by a lion this morning on the international space station.

please please drop the father from a brain seems to trump robbing sunday of this month. it was all the thing about fifteen km some of the moon's south is standing on the dumps on a bike ride at seventeen ten the utc. china's state run television pool kept the keys to repeat them fly the achievement has made chai now one of only three countries south of the form of soviet union and the united states to send a man comes to this office of the moon. john wesley is expected to release so roll on roll that called you to watch a drop it to subang to move stuff is for the next three months. please expect attacks on the bike exploration programs on the moon with a view to gaining access to the natural resources that that i not completed its first manned space flight colony of this century and plans to open its own space to deny iran the two thousand and eight north korea's state run media has given its fast coverage of lead of kim jong woman sees the execution of his on call and that presumed mentone count on pack of old korean leadership is up on three trying to shoulder the sol

and the third and final suggestion, put trump in charge.t guy got that wellman skating rink when no one else does. he gets stuff done. >> let's skip ahead. the next one in the rundown which is ed henry with jay carney. take a listen about what he meant by saving detroit. listen. >> is the president going to let detroit go bankrupt? >> ed, i think that. haed a while ago. >> wasn't there a campaign that it would be awful to go bankrupt? he obviously helped the auto industry, got them back on their feet, but it wasn't enough. i thought in the campaign he said it would be horrible for detroit to go bankruptcy. >> i think there's an onus hardship caused by what happened in detroit which is why it needs to be resolved between the city and its creditors. >> i was trying to figure out, look, i know ed couched it in president obama mentioned the auto industry, but did he mean to say he didn't want to let the city of detroit to go bankrupt? i don't think he did. i thought he meant the auto industry, but go ahead. >> as i recall, the president's answe

the worst crazy case is donald trump's that obama was born to an american mother in kenya.herefore if you accept cruz as a potential president, then you should accept obama as a legitimate. that was a simple question to put this to character. and he wouldn't accept it. >> you're asking for something they can't give you. you're asking for a moral and political integrity and consistency. and they don't have it when it comes to this president. and just to continue with what howard was saying, the reason that they do this is because it works. you know, for a year end piece i'm doing for salon, the president takes off with approval ratings in the 70s. and it's among the 60s. it stays there through the summer. it's the summer of joe wilson saying you lie in september. and his approval rating plummets from the 60s into the 40s into the 30s and it's never budged. this strikes a chord beyond the narrow boundaries of the fringe. that's part of what skashs me now. >> let's look at number two on the countdown now. during a town hall event in august, he said he wanted to impeach the pre

donald trump marketed his university with this line.rned more in a day than most people do in a lifetime. now he is willing to share with americans like you, but is it a hokies? we will talk about it next. >> did dronled trump defraud those who signed up for his university, some for $35,000 a pop? the new york attorney general said yes. phil, why is donald getting served here? >> well, again you have to read what the attorney general's papers contain. went through them very carefully. he has approximately 60 affidavits from people who took the courses. as donald says out of about 12,000 students overall. he thinks 65 affidavits of people complaining is a relatively small number, and i guess it is on a percentage basis. >> they came forward and said we paid this money -- >> we are not getting anything, none of the wisdom that donald was supposedly going to share with us about how he became such a wealthy billionaire real estate magnate. >> so he wasn't teaching the class? >> he wasn't teaching the class. he supposedly hand-picked the tea

but this morning donald trump is firing back with us.e in a few minutes. >>> and no obamacare for the baby? meet the parents who learned about the obamacare glitch the hard way. "fox & friends" hour two for the first monday in december starts right now. >>> that's a sign, you better wake up. in you woke up early yesterday, you saw this. the fox news alert we're still covering. new video showing the train that derailed and uprighted. we have brand-new information into that deadly train crash that left four people dead in the bronks: the operator told investigators he tried to hit the brakes, but the train did not slow down. >> joining us live from the scene with new details is anna kooiman. good morning. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. you can really start to hear the him of the heavy machinery, the cranes uprighting those cars. you saw some video of that. we can show awe little bit more because one of those cars, one of the seven passenger cars was actually left teetering where the hudson and the harlem rivers meet. just

he had a phony trump university.e k his prosecutors are used to people who are in trouble when we catch them hurling insults, trying to distract from the merits of the claim. he's got a big mega phone. other than that he's committed fraud and he's going to be held account able like everyone else. >> police commissioner, thumbs-up? way up? >> great pick. i've worked with him for years. he's a national leader using data driven resources to control crime. crime has gone down everywhere he's worked. he's a smart, savvy guy. great pick by mayor de blasio. >> all the ducks lining up. thank you four time and congrats on the work thus far. >> thank you, alex. >> coming up new york city is about to have a new sheriff in time. not quite new. we will review the record of the once and future nypd commish bill bratton. that's coming up next. [ paper rustles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another

we both survived the trump rehab. and i'm going to direct my first movie next year. >> awesome.xcellent. >> i'm happy to be part of the movie. >> i can play a debonair talk show host >> i want a role from craft services >> special thanks to joanne, thank you for not making editin. >> tonight, the president urging young people to help plug obamacare. >> i need you all to spread the word how theffordable care act really works. >> a new poll shows most millenials don't plan on signing up. tonight, why america's youth is tuning the president out. >>> the obamacare web site, bull's eye for hackers. >> doesn't appear that any secuty was built into the site itself at all. >> the serious privacy risks that come with signing up for health care. >>> plus, students who used to get straight a's now struggling in class. why common core is not making the grade.

you know just even wrote said of course federal the federal court system trumps this state. constitution and we knew they were going kevin or preemptively at that my power. to move us to this point that he was moving the issue out of the state of michigan into the federal bankruptcy court system as an attempt to sidestep the strong protection for pensions in the misused a constitution really really is just very disheartening that just even rose allow for campaign overs chess move to work and now pensions as well as the portraits speaking of the holdings of the paintings the da on the chopping block and again this is this is really just devastating news for folks to have been fighting for a level playing field in the state of michigan this is kevin or a picture that we were just seeing kurt on the screen just to verify. what message do you think the sense of the city is struggling a financial problem. the messages that is number one that if you want to balance your budget balance your budget on the backs of the most vulnerable about your budget on the backs of of that hard wo

their hard earned pensions on tuesday morning judge stephen rhodes ruled that because federal law trumps state law michigan's constitutional protections for public employee pensions don't apply in federal court it's pretty much official now detroit is going bankrupt the death of a great american city is one of the biggest if not the biggest news stories of the week but the mainstream media has yet to tell the real story behind the motor city's decline i used to live there i know the city bankruptcy law is a complicated topic so the one thing a major networks avoided all the nitty gritty details of the past few months legal battles but they haven't in fact that's all the mainstream media has focused on they've made it seem like detroit's troubles magically fell out of the sky back in july and the city's emergency manager kevyn orr first filed bankruptcy papers and while those legal battles are interesting in their own right they're really only part of a much larger story the destruction of detroit by america's banks billionaire class the media isn't telling that story and it's a story tha

reality show with trump called fix detroit. 16 people, maybe celebrities. >> very good. >> they can come in like kid rock and fix it the. the problem is i'm not surprised by anything they say. they can say one thing to my face and then say, no, no, no, no, that's not what we said at all, you can roll the tape back, it's what they said. it doesn't matter. their own reality governs. it dictates. >> i think he probably wouldn't like to see it. it goes to court. the only thing growing in detroit are muslims. >> oh, boy. >> we'll leave it there. >>> senator rand paul has a plan for detroit. he'll be there on saturday and sunday. we'll have him on. >>> coming up, a famous uproar after a new mom flaunts her toned abs in this selfie taken just days after giving birth. the woman is defending herself. the post baby body debate. i'll kill you for rye wriing that. check out our new website at foxnews.com/thefive. >>> very nice. >> at least one business is >>> very nice. >> at least one business is doing great these days. the hate crime hoa

we both survived the trump rehab. and i'm going to direct my first movie next year. >> awesome.'m happy to be part of the movie. >> i can play a debonair talk show host >> i want a role from craft services >> special thanks to joanne, thank you for not making editing hard, and the great steven baldwin. see you next time. >> holler. we're going across america to let people try the deep sweep power brush by oral-b for the first time. wow. it's "wow," you know? wow. wow. that feels "wow." [ male annncer ] oral-b deep sweep, featuring 3 cleaning zones with dynamic power bristles that reach deep between teeth to remove up to 100% more plaque than a regular manual brush. it seems like it get more to areas of your mouth that you can't reach with a regular toothbrush. [ male announcer ] guaranteed "wow" with deep sweep from oral-b. #1 dentist-recommended toothbrush brand worldwide. >>> okay. so that website thing didn't go off so well, but no worries. it will be up and running by the end of november. >> it will take until the end of november for an optimally functioning website. >> by t

many in the west believe that kodakovski was in prison because of trumped up charges. >> he has been in jail on corruption charges. now today he is a free man just arrived in berlin. he applied to president putin for release, and for most people's surprise was granted it. in a written statement he said, i would like to thank everyone who has been following the case all these years for the support you provided to me, my family, and all those who were unjustly convicted and continue to be persecuted. but president putin did not stop with him. in a surprise announcement he pardoned 20,000 prisoners, including two members of the pussy riot punk rock band and detained greenpeace activists. pussy riot members were sentenced to two years in prison in 2012 amid an outcry at a church. the members of green peace were taken into custody after protesting on a russian oil rig in the arctic ocean. so what is behind president putin's decision to let all these prisoners go? mark hollingsworth is keeping an eye on the olympics. >> he sees the olympics as a real showcase of his presidency. >> reporter

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. >> a video trumps the -- >> you're watching abc 7 news at 6:00. >> the montgomery county woman who was victim of a carjacking says that justice has been served. a judge sentenced a man to 35 deal.as part of a prosecutors say the crime was one of several violent robberies he committed stretching from anne arundel county to alexandria. >> i'm glad he is going to be in jail. i know that is a stiff sentence. it is more than a murderer gets. that there were four victims. tonight on abc seven at 11:00. >> thieves are making changes after seeing an officer using a taser on a suspect for 30 seconds. the video surfaced last month that shows a confrontation -- the joe young terminating featuringters are that only allows five second burst. one of those is the manassas man convicted in 1982 of mr. beating heroine. the president called his and other sentences harsh. the white house says the inmates would receive shorter prison terms if they were sentenced under current guidelines. next, live in falls church. if you did holiday shopping at target, hackers may have your number now. >> a consumer

officials and members, and these have been decried i national human rights organizations as part of a trumped up and politically motivated legal process, so among human rights officials and certainly among the muslim motherhood, this entire process is questionable and illegitimate. >> they have had a difficult relationship in the past, but french president aland and german chancellor angela merkel say it is time for the next step. -- french president holland and german chancellor angela merkel says it is time for the next step. >> what is going to get french and german governments working together is our goal to give hope to europe. to be disciplined, but we also need prospects for growth, which is supported via internal demand but also by international competition. deepen will allow us to cooperation, projects which will strengthen europe but also france and germany. this will bring our societies closer but will also show we can achieve more for the people in our countries when we work together and we can when we work alone. russia's most high- profile prisoners could soon be released as par

observers say the charges were trumped up and he was held for political purposes. bars, heeing behind remained in the public eye. he wrote opinion pieces on putin 's russia. he is expected to talk about his plans for the future at his news conference tomorrow. it is time now to check other stories making headlines right now. the un security council says it is alarmed about the rest -- the worsening situation in sudan. the violence is spreading. sawlatest incident thousands of armed youth storming and army base. thousands of people were killed. -- flowne being thrown back to india. thailand's main opposition party says it plans to boycott the general elections. inre was an election boycott two thousand six that helped destabilize the government and paid -- pave the way for a military coup. the country was punched into a political country -- political crisis. increase pressure on the prime minister to step down. six weeks since typhoon high on theaiyan devastated philippines and many still do not have access to food and water. eurosn. says 500 million in more aid is

superintendent trump, ken raised the issue when is enough enough? about zero tolerance. it's not cart blanche that we have no misdemeanor, no offenses that are actually involving arrests, we still have some of those. we have set limits on what that is. so, for example, theft is for items that are less than $300. we've set marijuana possessions to be less than 20 grams. so there are limits that we've constructed and the school district did this in partnership with the sheriff's office and our juvenile justice system. it's been a collaboration with our law enforcement, our juvenile justice system to come up with this program. as far as the interventions that we put, we created a program called "promise" where the student as well as the family essentially sign a contract to go and get counseling and support. they go through a curriculum that has been developed that's appropriate for the age and the particular offense. there's an assessment that's involved. the student is assigned a social worker, family counselors which work with the school to do resto

is donald trump about to run for governor?record straight. >> governors make great presidents. a marine surprises his entire family at a hockey game. what happened next, no one expected. the marine joins us live next. ♪ ♪ >>> one marine pulling off a double surprise at a detroit red wings game at his family watched the special jumbo tron message from their son. he then shows up in person with an even bigger surprise. he then gets down on one knee to propose to his girlfriend. joining us now is u.s. marine lance corporal chris marn and his new fiance. good morning and congratulations. >> thank you so much. good morning. >> oh, my gosh. i can't imagine what was going through your mind. a surprise announcement after just seeing your guy up on the jumbo tron and then realize he's there, but then he's down on one knee. bring us in that moment with you. what's going through your mind? >> i'm sitting in front of the jumbo tron and saw a video of him come up. i immediately got tears in my eyes. what was running through my head was how

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many believed he was imprisoned by trumped up charges. "inside story" is next. >> after the chaos of the post selsoviet 90s, russia and president putin wants everyone to know that they're pack. a resurgent russia is the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. when the soviet union died russia was a mess. it's economy was a mess. the ruble were plunging in value as were numbers and life expectancies. several former sel soviet membes went their own way. fast forward, boris yeltsin is dead, and yeltsine successor vladimir putin has reasserted russia's place in the world. >> russian president vladimir putin had a few surprises up his sleeve thursday as he announced the prisoner releases in his announcement. most notable, mikhail khodorkovsky. he has spent ten year in jail. he was found guilty of tax invasion in 2015 and i am bes embezzlementment in 2010. >> he's citing humanitarian reasons, his mother is ill. i think taking that into circumstances it is possible to make the relative decision. >> reporter: the russian president also announced

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does the pope really trump the long term impact of snowden's leaks?ere have been a back lash against time if he had gotten the top spot? gentlemen, thanks for being here. appreciate it. i'll start with you. time went with what the editors say is the most inspiring, controversial and fascinating figure of the year. is the pope that person? >> inspiring, yes. is he controversial? is he fascinating, forgive me, father, i think i'm about to sin. no, unfortunately not. if you look at the actual definition of what "time" magazine's person of the year is, it goes to the person who shaped events most over that entire year. and the pope, yes, he did say some things that caught people's attention. but edward snowden would be the most bold in this case. more and more journalism is a business. it is more stuff to watch, if you're goal is to sell more companies of something then i think the pope is the way to go because of seasonal synergy. two weeks before christmas, person of the year, that will sell more copies than edward snowden which a lot of people may not

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when it's concerning their own healthcare, they think their choices should trump the government, right? >> yeah, because the american people know what is best. they have taken -- rose-colored glasses have come out. people realize the only way to truly improve our healthcare system in america is make sure that more individuals own and control their healthcare dollars. i think mike is exactly correct on this. if we want to see a greater price transparency, efficiency and better care, we have to put the individual patients in charge of the healthcare dollars. >> well, rich karlgaard, democrats are not the only one who are going to get an earful or are getting an earful. it's republicans. they get'reful if the constituents saying what should we do? do they have a plan? >> let's hope they have a plan. >> healthcare was broken, broken before obamacare and broken because there is a lack of transparency. the bottoms has been too involved. we need revolution that steve forbes points out. what other part do you ve rising demands iit considered bad? entrepreneurs can rise up and meet the demand i

do we think these charges were trumped up so that kim jung un can consolidate power? was anything even real when this came to the execution? >> it's very hard to snow, suzanne. this is -- this signifies i think the brutality of that regime. the utter and sheer brutality of this mafia style family dictatorship in many north korea. it's very much evocative of the central lynnist show trials in moscow and the soviet union of the 120s and especially of the 1930s, trumped up charges, people executed by the state, very quickly without, of course, any recourse to the law. i think it also shows the insecurity of this young man, this young untested leader because clearly, if you look at the written statement of the north korean government put out, they pointed to others in the regime who are also guilty of treason. and so it may be a power struggle underway, but that's a closed society. it's very difficult to know for sure. >> nick, what is the fear now of what could happen next from this young leader? are we thinking that potentially he could launch some sort of missile test,

because in the state constitution of michigan they are protected, but in this instance federal law trumps our state constitution. >> i wonder if you have any regrets about things you did when you were mayor? >> i don't. >> i'm thinking specifically of the deal you had with governor engler where the state was supposed to be paying over $330 million a year to the city. >> $3.9 million and i regret it was not lived up to. as the governor indicated in an article when asked about it, he said he was faced with an epic financial crisis and he had to make cuts. they did not follow through on their commitment. i'm hopeful since the state of michigan is now flush that at some point in time when this thing is over that the state will perhaps step up and make up for it. >> part of the problem is just looking at the population in detroit. it's been cut by over half. i think there's a population about 700,000 people living in the city. is there anything done -- >> more than half. >> go ahead. >> we had about 1.82 million people in 1953. today we have over 700,000. when you lose that population there's

. >> such uncertainty about the future and mistrust seemed to trump both pro european and pro russian sentiments here. >> i say both sides have their pluses and minuses. it is a tough choice. >> the country's economy is in dire straits, but it is not only the current government's fault. >> others note that initially doing the i, they had two years to repair the economy. >> what did you do for two years? the industrialist union, the directors of the factories, what have you been doing for the past two years? >> while europe have ambitious modernization plans,gzw/w/ 12/23/13 12/23/13 >> from pacifica, this is democracy now! i am writing to david gilbert, a white imperialist ,olitical prisoner who is aging wonderfully, as everything else. i think he is a little over 70 now. >>