we just thought we wanted to plif like college students for as long as possible. we wanted to make something where anyone could find something new and interesting, 24 hours a day, whatever they're interested to. there wasn't something very grand, we didn't sit out at this madey table an draft out something wonderful, it looked really jankey. voting on it having discussions and all that and having it be as open a concept as possible. there was no grand vision. and i think one of the things i've tried to do on this book tour is disabuse people of the notion that world changing big stuff happens like in some dramatic way with a bunch of special people who are different from everyone else. no, it's two recent complej grad collegegrads who had no reason r starting reddit, there's no difference, you or me or any of you, carbon base life form. >> as a carbon based life form i have not why is started my own media group. i wear makeup and ask questions. you said jankey. that's your exact word. reddit is a jankey website that has 80 million users. what's the appeal? >> well

. >> it doesn't matter if you're white, black, mexican, any kind of race, as long as you're down, as long as you're there for the cause and the struggle. as long as you're there for it. >> kirkpatrick says he relished gang life right from the day he was jumped in, an initiation rite where a group of current gang members fight the wannabe. >> four of my homeboys from my hood jumped me. they told me whatever you do, don't just curl up in a ball and lay down, you know what i'm saying? then you're going to look like a coward or a punk. you know what i mean? so i did the best that i could. and i slung with the best that i could. you know? i still got my butt whooped. i was still busted up in the face and all sore the next day, but i was part of the hood now. i belonged to something. and i loved it. i'm not going to lie. i loved it. >> having abandoned his family for gang life, kirkpatrick turned to other crimes. when we met him, he was serving his second prison term, eight years for burglary. >> i know right from wrong. i'm not a stupid individual. i might make stupid decisions, but i'm no

as long as they're in conservatorship, that's a temporary measure. allows some room, this congress may act on housing finance reform at some point. we weren't sure where that was going to go, we had to take account of that and draw that into our calculations. that's a second box, and it's very easy for a lender. you just plug it in, you get a yes or no. you don't have to sell it to fannie or freddie. third box is the small creditor provision that i mentioned before. covers thousands of community banks and credit unions. any mortgages they make if they sell them in the secondary market to fannie or freddie covered by the second box, if they keep them in portfolio, covered by this third box. >> thank you, sir, for your testimony. i yield back. >> time of the gentleman has expired. chair now recognizes the gentleman from michigan. >> thank you, mr. chairman, i appreciate that. and, director cordray, appreciate you being here. obviously, you've heard a lot of concern, some of it a little more heated than others, but concern on both sides of the aisle, fr

and member of the san francisco bicycle coalition and never owned a motor vehicle in my life and as long as i have lived in san francisco and the majority of my life i have the bias of motorists against bicyclists and the police repeatedly against bicyclists. you will hear more about this next thursday but i want to speak to the deficiencies in your statistics that hide and prevent you from seeing that pattern of bias. you have statistics. most assaultings on bicyclists fortunately don't leave the bicyclists in the hospital or mouth and no collision and just swerved at us and terrorize us off the road. those don't show up. if people were coming repeatedly saying there is a

as long as you pay by then, you are covered all month. the extense was granted after people reported problems getting invoices. >>> the supreme court is putting same-sex marriage in utah on hold. an emergency appealed by the state. on december 20, the u.s. district ruled the state's ban on gay marriage, violates gay and lesbian couples' constitutional rights. >>> today, the woman who called

inequality is not the problem, as long as everybody is moving up. who cares if mort has $1 billion. and we may not. >> wait a minute. [ laughter ] >> don't understate the man's wealth. >> any quality is not the issue. jobs are the issue. and education is the issue. those are the issues. >> but the fact that jobs and income are not working the way they should, it has created a huge gap. we are now looking like a banana republic, which is not what this country is about. the president asking, how can i talk about this growing any quality without everybody screaming, class warfare? i think now republicans agree it is a problem too. now the debate is about, what do you do about it? and democrats -- you have progressives you want to raise taxes on people who make over $500,000. i think that is a great idea. that is not enough. and you have the old hillary clinton, built clinton centrist -- bill clinton centrists, who think it is about job growth. so he is left really to plead, raise the minimum wage. it is hard to get new jobs. >> you are making too many excuses for him. he is a very skil

sanctions some of them targeted seem to be working as both sides now say they are willing to sign as long as the wording, as long as they are in agreement with the wording of the cease fire agreement. >> mohamed i want to go back to the sanctions you just mentioned. we have reports that the targeted sanctions is that going to play a role at all in these talks? >> um -- i didn't hear the question. but i think you asked about sanctions being threatened by the united states. >> yes. >> what the united states, whose officials are here, that are cent officials who are present as the talks are going on, thinks like a travel ban, freezing of the world or property or whoever is seen as being an obstacle to a peace deal being achieved here so this seems to be working for now and both sides say they are willing to sign agreement as long as they are in agreement with the wording of the cease fire deal. >> and mohamed ado in addis ababa thank you. >> same sex marriages are going to be recognized even though state refuses to do so. eric holder says they will be eligible for federal benefits. >> these

but at the same time, there are a lot of people who believe that it's in their private life, and as long as it doesn't affect their performance in office, it really doesn't matter. but the thing is, that if you talk to any campaign staffer, or anyone who has worked for these guys, they will tell you that 95% of these guys are dorks. they have been dorks their whole life. and they're not used to attention or respect from women. and they don't get is that until they get into a position of power, and once they get that attention, they don't know how top handle it, and they can't say no, and they end up making a lot of stupid decisions and it becomes front-page news for all of the tv networks and news magazines. >> speaking about alleged docks. anthony weiner and eliot spitzer, and i didn't call him a dork,: a allison, is there a magic recipe for image rehabilitation for a politician after suffering from a sex scandal? >> i don't know if there's a magic recipe, but there are certain things that you should not do, and anthony weiner did it, and you should not do it, and not get caught. >> it'

inequality is not the problem as long as everybody is moving up. who cares that north has a billion dollars and you and i may not. >> you go too far pat. >> don't understate the man's wealth. >> inequality is not the issue. jobs are the issue, and education is the issue. those are the kinds of issues we have to deal with. >> the fact that jobs and income are not working the way they're supposed to. we've created this huge gap and we're now looking like a banana republic which is not what this country is about. the president is n that new yorker article, meeting with academics and asking how can i talk about this growing inequality without everybody screaming class warfare. i think now republicans agree it's a problem too. now the debate is about what do you do about it. and democrats, you have progressives who want to raise taxes on people who make over $500,000. i think it's a great idea but that's not enough, and you've got the old hillary clinton bill clinton, you know, sen tryst who feel it's all about job growth. this president has put these j

as long as it ain't true, then why put up an argument?put up an argument, that's showing some kind of guilt. >> right then a group of inmates walked by and started yelling things out at tommy. i couldn't understand what they were saying, but he barely missed a beat. my initial concern was they were making fun of him either for being interviewed or because of his relationship with kenyatta, and then i realized he just took it in stride, almost seemed pleased and proud about the situation, and then just kept going. if someone walks up here and calls him your boyfriend or girlfriend or something like that, how do you react? >> it wouldn't matter. i don't react on stupidity. >> tommy, would you two be friends on the street? >> yeah. yeah. >> his homosexuality is not a factor? >> no. i don't look at individuals by what they do or what they is or what they done did. i mean, we're all humans. >> through all my relationships that i've been with with guys, he's been tight, he's been right there supportive of me. we've been close. real tight. real

storm track and shove it up into alaska and british columbia rather than here where it should be as long stays parked in the position that it currently is in and it's not moving. the high literally has nowhere to go. we look at what is in front of it. that is stuck. the big low pressure area over eastern canada is not moving so our ridge is not moving. if you want to take the half full approach, you take the sunshine. the half empty is the fire danger not leaving and the drought. warm weather. if anything it will be warmer tomorrow and thursday. widespread mid-70s. above average even the next week when we cool off. it will be chilly at night. away from the waters, 30s each night. january 15th is tomorrow's date. we will have high fire danger and a high of 75 in san jose. hayward sunshine for you and 71. pittsburgh 71. san ramon, livermore low 70s. vallejo hits 71. alameda, get out and enjoy the lunch outdoors. 73. we begin a very slight cooldown on friday. by saturday, we're down to the mid-60s. by next week we have a little bit of cloud cover with highs in the mid to upper 60s. but i do

as long as the guy next to me knows what he's doing and i know what i'm doing, we're good.ut what is there to change? we have a great game plan and as long as you are honest and know what you are doing, it will work. >> we are ready. tomorrow night, 6:30, it's a live half-hour road trip to a championship special all the way from seattle and another one-hour show saturday night starting at 9:00 p.m. major league owners unanimously voted on the new rules. that's sports. >> thank you. >> and thank you for joining us. >> have a great evening, everybody. okay, here's the number for poison control. ask for carol. honey, we're gonna be fine. enjoy your reunion. oh, it'd be a lot more fun if you were there. i really am sorry about that. i just can't miss the chance to bowl on jay's team. mnh. that's why i ordered these glide rights. if you break 'em in properly, they're supposed to give you a completely frictionless-- (thud) (groans) if i'm being honest, the reunion might be a little more fun if phil isn't there. otherwise, i spend the whole weekend telling him who's who and explai

and as long as it is not audible outside of the premises, and as required by abc and then, that is fine with us. >> we do share it with the blocks that are currently under investigation with the police department. ironically, their model, which is for security, among them, and the model, among them which is bright lights and cameras. so that you can see the conduct of the patrons outside of the establishment. it shared by the cross marijuana or canibus dispensary like five doors down and it is through their and i believe that it is through the required stipulations for both of these premises that the crime is actually started to get better in that area and it is not perfect and it can continue to get better and we are, and we are taking a good look at these other two places. but i think that they have made a strong effort so far. >> we have questions, i believe and i will start with commissioner hyde. >> i have two questions, the first one you may not know about lee, and someone else said, there was another situation that i was at recently, where certain employees did not feel they coul

she may have arrived in sochi as long as 10 days ago. 40,000 police have been deployed in the sochi area, with the opening ceremony 17 days out. the pentagon says if the russians need extra security they'll have two naval vessels on standby. >> allen schauffler will have more on the olympic security. >> syrian peace talks are back on. first, the u.s. said iran shouldn't be allowed to participate unless it agreed to preconditions, including establishing a transitional government. iran would not agree. on monday the u.n. withdrew the invitation. after the announcement syria's main opposition coalition agreed to attend the courts which began on wednesday with a conference, before moving to geneva on friday. as the diplomatic intrigue unfolded, it was a day of violence in syria. 16 people were killed after two car bombs exploded on the border with turkey. as nick reports, it happened in an area held by fighters. >> just two days before a conference designed to start a peace process, syria's war is as vibrant as ever. monday's attack. more than a dozen killed. the bombs targeted vehicles goin

again, as long as we have that slow, steady grind. if we had a big jump that would be a different story because borrowers get that deer in the headlights look but as long as the economy is improving and that's why we're seeing rates move higher, it's that improving economy that's going to get people to but houses. >>what about savers? they've been very patient during this time. will they finally see higher rates in 2014? >>i wish i had better news on that one. it's gonna be another tough year for savers. savings accounts. money market accounts, short-term cds---those yields are all gonna stay in the basement this year. you could see some improvement in longer maturity cds in the back half of the year but it's not gonna be enough to make them compelling. >>what about car loans? a lot of people have held off buying. they're thinking about it this year. what about those? >>we saw record lows in 2013 for car loan rates. rates are gonna stay pretty close to that level this year. so, the landscape is gonna be very attractive for the many pe

you can get powerful drugs on-line as long as the official cause of death is a 19 hour boner. (laughter) and texas is not, they're not the only state that's thinking outside the box for new ways to put people in a box. so is ohio. >> dennis mcguire was executed by lethal injection with a combination of drugs never before used in the united states. >> it's a sedative painkiller combination being used because ohio's former execution drugs dried up. >> this is a combination that had never before been used in lethal injections. they are typically used for colonoscopies. >> stephen: sounds like a win-win, while they're executing him, they can screen him for polyps. of course-- (applause) people, all the people out there, anyone not strapped to a table we are all up in arms about killing a man with an untested cocktail. but folks, federal judge gregory frost found that ohio is free to innovate as it evolves in its procedures towards ministering capital punishment. yes, ohio is free to innovate. after all they are the home of the wright brothers who, remember, invented the flying ele

>> i believe so as long as he does not have another issue that crops.ress conference for 2 hours, he fired people. as far as i can tell, he handled it exactly well. unless -- >> what if more mayors pop up? >> look, ex post facto? come on. at the same time, from benghazi, not one single person has been responsible for the deaths of 4 americans. not one prisoner has been fired or held responsible. interesting. >> interesting indeed. next time you join us you will have to bring tom with you. john wants to recite more poetry to me. here we are on the macintosh and it is a perfect scen -- on the mountain tops and is is a perfect scene to do it. >> sounds cool race but there are serious issues to tackle. coming up, our next guest has worked for one company is whole entire career, and now he is the ceo. he will tell us how he works smart and up the latter. and at liberty media ceo greg maffei has been on the front lines of the battle for time warner cable. stay "in the loop." ♪ -- workave to have can't consume every minute or every hour of your life. you come

as long as they were safe, as long as they were loved and protected and fed, that's acceptable.ss would not allow that in any placements. we're using our tradition and culture we were able to find a lot of kids permanency with extended family. >> they're able to live together, go to school and remain their connection to the lakota culture. >> there you go. >> the best being in life is that we love each other, we share with each other. we care for each other. in our lakota ways of life is a very precious way of life for us. >> for young people who don't have an extended family who can take them in the transitional living program or tlp creates it for them. it's a home for teenagers ages out of the foster care system. >> our kids would age out of foster care with no skills to survive on their own and a lot of them ended up pregnant or incarcerated or in substance abuse situations, and they really didn't have the tools to know what independent live something. >> very recently arrived at the tlp. she first went into state custody when she was eight years old and lived in up to 12 ho

that's code for as long as you do what i say. >> as long as you greaty with me. agree with me. >> if it wasn't gary johnson wouldn't you start off your state of the union and tell us what went on in ross well? >> ross well was great. i went there for fox news. >> ale can comment on is the -- all i can comment on is the alien to work program and they are hard working individuals. >> they have the alien parade every year and the opening of the sky walk with buzz all dren. >> congratulations. any other things you have been to? have you been to disney world? >> is it hard sitting in your apartment with your pipe? >> it is. it is possible. >> i just think it is time to end this thing. >> it is all [bleep]. it doesn't matter who is a republican or democrat, it is a lie. >> if these speeches meant anything we would all be going home on high speed rail. that's every year it is high speed rail. >> wree supposed to -- we are supposed to close gitmo. >> most of america does -- doesn't watch it. we have to because it is our job. but they don't care. >> we can't find japan in

what worries me is we may have a generation not living for as long as parents unless we can tackle this issue. it is not a social problem, but a medical problem. >> in terms of implementation, what have you seen at the cleveland clinic so far. >> we no a couple of things will happen. we'll be paid less for what we do. >> that's for medicare and medicate. we don't know if we'll have more patients. we haven't seen a big influx. we expect that to change. how do you, in a free market system, square that. >> we see left money coming into health care, having major implications for the economy. health care is the biggest industry in the united states. 17.3% of the u.s. economy. if we look at that, there's reduction in costs. it's got be people who have to be taken occupant. every ceo of a hospital talks about reducing employees. remember, health care is the only industry that is growing jobs since 2000. so that could have major implications in a lot of areas. >> that was toby cosgrove of the cleveland clinic. then arnie sorensen, the ceo of marriott hotels. they brought a south african hotel c

some told us they've been here for as long as a year. they don't know where they'll leave or go next. >> the director of the center says integration is next to impossible if migrants don't move on. migrants can leave the place as soon as possible. the longer they stay the harder it makes it on all of us. >> while the football team profess to be a winner refugees know being granted asylum is a different ball game. >> more than 400 migrants drowned last october in two shipwrecks near the island of lampedusa. it's the closest territory to south africa. >> dangerous weather expanding its grip. why outdoor enthusiasts are not letting frigid temperatures get in their way. >> with most of the u.s. facing record-low temperatures, many are prepared for the worst. winter sports lovers are ignoring warnings to stay inside. some were on the frozen waters of michigan. >> you might think nobody knows cold weather like an ice fisherman. >> if the fish are biting, i don't care how cold it is. there we go. >> most have never experienced the cold weather

this woman has plenty of good reviews on yelp as long -- as well as a few bad ones which is a source of motivation. >> you have to improve a lot of things and make it better for the customer. store, thenearby owner says a bad review after she first opened in 2007 is still doing damage. long has been there for so and people are still reading it until this day even though i made changes. a lotsumers seem to favor of information coupled with a dose of common sense. >> the occasional bad review. >> you can tell when someone is bashing or being informative. >> it is good to get a balanced opinion. >> christopher dietz is suing her for $750,000 and now perez's countersuing him for damages. this trial is expected to wrap up why thursday or friday. >> thank you. when you brush your teeth, you probably reach for mint flavored toothpaste, maybe cinnamon. that may change because crest announced a featuring flavors like chocolate , lime, and vanilla. you can expect to see them on the shelves in february. >> i hope the chocolate is not brown. i want those merlot flavors. interesting day to say th

>> he is in exile, he can stay away as long as he wants.there isn't any should-a, would-a, could-a. this new york times de editorial today, what this is all about, it isn't whether snowden wants to come back but the kind of upheaval he could cause in this country is something you want to consider. >> for example, the nsa is building a new even better superdeencryption computer and is in a kind of computer space race with european union nations and switzerland in order to achieve that. to know part of what we know now, we clearly don't have the full picture to have that debate. >> we don't have the full picture, i'm sorry to interrupt karen. >> great. >> does the end justify the means? i can understand there's an issue with the nsa collection, maybe it's much to broad, much to broad at a domestic level but is the answer to release it to communist countries or to the world, do those ends justify the means he used? i agree, it started a debate but is that all it started? >> and would you agree karen that the ends justify the means? >> i need w

. >> a judge ruled friday that jahi can be removed in her current condition as long as her mother is willing to assume full responsibility. the judge however did not agree to family's request to force children's hospital to insert breathing and feeding tubes and no facility has agreed to take jahi without those procedures first. >>> an east bay mother has a lot of questions tonight for the staff of an oakland rec center after her 5-year-old went missing for several hours on the streets of oakland. oakland police found darrel carter iii after he disappeared from the rec center around 3:00. his mother said she was told he was waiting for her in the computer room there. when she went to pick him up, he was gone. garrett wants answers but there is no excuse for what happened. >> for me to send my child somewhere, thinking he's going to be safe, is not safe because he wasn't watched. he wasn't supervised. because if anybody -- you know where a 5-year-old boy, you should know wherever he goes. you put him in a room, he should be in that room. >> darrel was found nearby just before 7:00 at

we may have a generation that doesn't live as long as their parents unless we can tackle this obesity issue. major problem. and it is not a social problem. it's a medical problem. we have to face it as a medical problem. >> in terms of implementation what have you seen at the cleveland clinic so far? >> well, we really know that a couple of things are going to happen. we know we're going to get paid less for what we do, and so that is for medicare and medicaid, and also for the private insurers, and we don't know if we're going to have more patients or not. we checked our emergency rooms closely, we haven't seen a big influx, but i think that will change over time. >> when you say we'll be paid less but you're talking about the industry. how in a free market industry square that. >> we'll see more money come into healthcare. that has major implications for the entire economy. healthcare is the biggest industry in the united states. 17.3% of the u.s. economy. and if you look at that we're going to have reduction in cost, it's got to be people who will be taken out. every ceo of a hospi

as you know par as long as with san francisco beautiful is one of the original appellants of the exemption from departmental review. i would like to give you what it has been, par has been the largest organization in the city representing over 4,000 people. we were never asked to get the letters from at&t. listing all the sites from the district. there was never a preliminary what are you going to do with it. we just got them. we published them in our newsletters and invited residents and par members to give us a call if they had questions we would respond to them. one of the things we found is the following.. no. one, we haven't found anybody yet whether they received a notice or whether they were proposed sight that proposed having a cabinet there with one notable exemption in the richmond district. that exception is the apartments at ocean beach which were assigned as customers. for at&t. 2, part of the problems with the exemption from the environmental review is you've left us with no tools really as alternatives for remedying the situation. three, the alternatives that you talked abou

it could take as long as a year. >> but this is like whack-a-mole. problem, it's hard to go after everybody. and to get convictions against everybody. >> you were saying the most important thing is to make sure the tax return that you fill out gets to the irs before the one someone else fills out for you. >> reporter: that's right. you want to get it done quickly, because the longer you take, the more time you are giving that thief to get it in first. >> all right, gio benitez, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, this puzzled us today. will amazon soon be shipping packages to your neighborhood before you even order them? what this is all about, coming n in 1971. afghanistan, in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we kn

they can only watch as the ice claims their egg and the life within it. this couple's partnership is now over, the longhave lost their egg, as well. as for the others, the partnership is about to change. with unending patience, the pair rehearses the steps they will need to transfer the egg from the mother to the father. they practice this clumsy ballet dozens of times, if need be. and then with great care, they will dance it. ♪ ♪ >> and now begins one of nature's most incredible and endearing role reversals. it is the penguin male that will tend the couple's single egg while the mother feeds and gathers food to bring back for the newborn. it is the father who will shield the egg from the violent winds and cold. he will make a nest for the egg atop his own claws, keeping it safe and warm beneath a flap of skin on his belly. and he will do this for more than two months. ♪ ♪ >> having passed the egg, the exhausted female must depart quickly. she must eat soon, or she will die. as the winter progresses, the father will be severely tested. the mother will be tested, as well. her return trip to the sea is c

but as long as i'm on parole, that possibility is always there. i mean, i don't have to be committing crimes, doing drugs, anything of that nature to come back here. i mean, you can end up back here a whole lot of different ways. >> you back already? >> i got all of that. >> dee dee has spent her life in and out of prison. but this is t.j. mcdaniel's first time inside and possibly his last chance to escape a similar fate. >> the judge told me he wanted me to get a feel how prison is. he said my life is like this. if he send me to prison, he said for a sentence and he feel my life is going to be over with. he said if he give me a chance to demonstrate that i'm going to be all right and i can succeed and be successful in the community, then i'm going to be able to get out. now that i'm here, i have got to follow all instructions, do my program and stay out of trouble. >> four fingers. so you nervous coming today? >> well, not really. >> why? it's prison. why wouldn't you be nervous? killers in here, thugs. >> it's everywhere. that's my life. >> what

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as long as you pay by the new deadline, you will be covered all month. the extension was granted. >>> the santa rosa city council is considering a plan that would relax rules for marijuana dispensaries. a proposal would extend operating hours. dispensary workers would be able to use marijuana on the job on a limited basis. santa rosa has the two dispensaries. the city council is expected to consider the changes on tuesday. >>> a saturday afternoon trolley ride in san francisco sent four passengers to the hospital. the streetcar crashed into a big ridge on the embarcadero yesterday. passengers and witnesses say the truck driver ran a red light. it happened near the intersection of bay street and traffic was jammed for hours. >> we were in the front seat. my wife had her leg pinned underneath the seat on the grading on the front. we had to rip the seat out to get her leg out. >> fortunately, no one was seriously injured. police are investigating the cause of the crash. >>> a close call on the highway in the bronx. a small plane made an emergency landing on

as you know, my grandfather visited washington often during his long career but perhaps most notably president franklin roosevelt during the second world war. on december 20 6, 1941, just days after the appalling atrocity at pearl harbor, he came across the atlantic and was invited to address a joint session of congress just yards away from where this moving ceremony is being held today. on that occasion, as we have been reminded, he famously joked that if his father had been an american and his mother british, instead of the other way around, he might indeed have got here on his own. now, mr. speaker, he lives here in his own right. not as a guest but as a member of an illustrious pantheon here in this magnificent hall. it is a wonderful and resonant and adding tribute in one which would have caused him great pride and pleasure. born to an american mother, he cherished his relationship with america and the american people's, often describing himself as an english speaking union. there is no doubt that the united states adopted him. in 1963, awarded honorary united states citizen shi

as long as the debtor is there with unlimited credit card to pay for everything. will be no spefrnding as long as the fed is there to bail any one and everyone out all of the of the time. >> when inflation comes when will the governments do? they issued wage and price control. >> when they were divorced in gold in 1971 what came after that? 1670d and universal wage and pricing compare the to nixon. he did it in 300 ad he made it punishable by death. even still you got the same bad consequences shortages decreases in quality product not coming to market. >> distortions they wouldn't let you change jobs, either. constantine says any one who remains in the current occupation may be bound in chains. when he opposed this he used greed. they were eager to turn a profit on blessings of the god. i hate it when people use greed to explain something. greed is constant. it is always there. that can't explain a price decrease. the greedy oil companies are less greedy the price came down. doesn't work like that. greed doesn't explain it. (applause) >> one solution some people

as the product companies are being forthright about about the health concerns that exist is long as a person knows the facts and is paying for his own health care and will if it gets to that pay for his own casket let him serve as a libertarian are you opposed to the actions that were taken against tobacco do you think that this is not a success story that eight million people's lives have been saved as a result of this clearly it's a success story i don't smoke myself but i don't think it is the government's role to tell everybody what they can put in their bodies to a large extent and i think you're hitting it right on the money but health is the next you know the next rubicon that's going to be crossed because if we collective eyes health care to the point that like all of europe basically doesn't ever develop. all the developed nations of the what are we going to get to a point where you know you can't have that i don't have a. but we're going to begin to salsa and trans fats and all those other things that you know some have even suggested well we'll just tax them we'll have a