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anone thing that is extremely successful policy is the earned income tax credit.i know people disagree on the minimum wage. the earned income tax credit, they ought not to disagree. that has been a very successful policy. what that means is that working people and up getting a little boost -- end up getting a little boost so they are not struggling quite so much. i would do everything i could both to make sure the earned income tax credit is really working, that people are getting it, and i would do everything i could to see how that model, which is one where people have good incentives to work, where you are not creating a policy that has an undefended bad consequence -- an unintended a bad consequence, is built on. on the executive power side, i would focus very much on people who are either in the middle class or struggling to get into the middle class, what can help them in the short-term and long-term. long-term, one thing we can really do is increasing educational opportunity. there are things that can be done at the executive level to help. aid, as financia

anone hand this is a bit of escalation of rhetoric within ukraine, however, it also represents very muchhe crisis mentality of the new government. as she mentioned before, there have been an increasing protest in other cities. where pro-russia and pro-ukrainian protest have clashed and three people have died so far. there been accusations traded, but kiev has claimed a large portion or majority of these pro-russian protesters are indeed russian citizens that russiaen busased in from and are also tightening the border. it appears they're trying hard to avoid any other province in ukraine from getting the crimea treatment at this point. >> on sunday, prominent russian state tv host who has close ties to vladimir putin warned russia could launch a nuclear strike against the united states. the anchor spoke with a picture of a nuclear explosion behind radioactives "into ashes." >> russia is the only country in the world that is really able to turn the united states into radioactive ashes. i don't know if it is a coincidence, but obama called putin and probably again try to put pressure on him

at least today in leb anon and jordan that have vulnerabilities that have no solution in this country because this country has dramatic problems and can hope for a better life to rebuild their lives in a better way if they can be resettled in north america or in europe. >>> thanks to antonio guteres, the u.n. refugee. the military led government synpathices with the band of muslim brotherhood but the group denies involvement attacks on soldiers have increased since the ousting of mohamed morsi last july. roughly 300 military officers have been killed. >>> in neighboring libya, rebels who control three oil ports in the country say they are ready to negotiate with the government. separatists seized the port six months ago. they say they will give it back if the government does not go through with a military offensive against them. the rebels are calling for a greater share in the nation's oilwealth. last week, tripoli threatened to attack a tanker that took oil from one of those ports. >>> tensions running high in ukraine one day before a controversial referendum. we will get the view f

the anon this morning sent out its aircraft. nothing as well.sume the search later this afternoon. indicaten, china did that it detected objects on its satellite. three objects. one is 24 by 28 meters. the other 18 by 13 meters. these are huge objects. so far, nothing detected. they are using satellites. vietnam using satellites, now china. they have gone to the gulf of thailand. now, back to the south china sea. six days on, still nothing. >> what about the search? we heard it has been expanded further. >> it has been expanded. india.est to join, we have experts on the ground from all over the world. faa, ntsb, boeing, the cia. nothing has, to fruition at this point. malaysia has said it wants more help, more expertise. in which particular area, it did not indicate. it just said it needs expertise to help decipher the data they have. as far as we know, vietnam has said it wants to pull back on it search in the south china sea. it says it hasn't got enough information. it is waiting for more information from malaysia. that indicates that informa

vote without even a single republican vote so i knew it wouldn't be enough to hold all republicans anon -- we would need at least six democrats to come along with us. the odds were good. sometimes you to fight the fight even when the arts aren't good. [applause] so i went to work to give floor speeches radio interviews and press conferences and i appreciate the traffic help from the philadelphia f. op, many conversations with my senate colleaguecolleague s. i was trying to persuade them, we can't let this happen. yesterday morning the morning of the vote i didn't know if we have the vote to defeat this nominee but as i was cub repairing might closing argument for the senate something very interesting happened. the door to the senate chamber opened and in walked vice president joe biden. now that was the best news i had have had in a while. that is not my usual reaction. but it was clear they didn't know whether they had the votes and they thought they might just need vice president biden in the presiding officer's chair to cast the tiebreaker if there were ties so they call the vote and

in the 1960's, we dealt with the anon and jobs. the 1960's, we dealt with the vietnam and jobs. in 2014 it is iraq and jobs. why do the same problems keep going on? question that a is above my pay grade. i do not disagree with some of the things you said. i can't tell you what i tell my constituents, i can only answer for myself. i do not elect the rest of congress. if i have the minority view, so be it. i am a child of the vietnam era. it does feel very similar. i am hoping we have finally, i thought maybe we had, we have learned our lesson when it comes to foreign adventures. tweets.a of tranquility guest: fannie and freddie are not government agencies. they have not been for 30 odd years or 20 odd years. greed is a human nature. not the solet is owner of that term. neither are they exempt. everybody i know has some degree of greed, that is why we have the laws and regulations. to control our human weaknesses. i want to be clear -- fannie and freddie -- i think greed played a factor but they are not government agencies. fallacy.he big i wish i knew directly, i believe it was d

post" has anon interview with haman karzai. afghan's died in a war that is not ours.mind, al qaeda is more a myth than a reality. the majority of the united states' prisoners here were innocent. some americans call karzai a delusional leader, who became an and adversary during the 12 years of his presidency. grand rapids, michigan, democrats line. i would like to point out some similarities in terms of conduct pretext -- from up pretext.- trumped up memod the downing street and cherry picking intelligence. that seems similar. i will take my response off air. you mean it is similar to the ukraine situation? how so? activity in the backyard of russia. if we had that same activity in our backyard, we would be sending in tanks. host: that is john, grand rapids, michigan. putin declares war is the headline. actobama and the west must instead of merely threaten. after the invasion of georgia, wassident obama pretended it was dick cheney. as part of the thoughts of the wall street journal. this is twitter. nato leaders should play a proactive role. they're hiding kind amerco

in the 1960's, we dealt with the anon and jobs. the 1960's, we dealt with the vietnam and jobs. in 2014 it is iraq and jobs. why do the same problems keep going on? question that a is above my pay grade. i do not disagree with some of the things you said. i can't tell you what i tell my constituents, i can only answer for myself. i do not elect the rest of congress. if i have the minority view, so be it. i am a child of the vietnam era. it does feel very similar. i am hoping we have finally, i thought maybe we had, we have learned our lesson when it comes to foreign adventures. tweets.a of tranquility guest: fannie and freddie are not government agencies. they have not been for 30 odd years or 20 odd years. greed is a human nature. not the solet is owner of that term. neither are they exempt. everybody i know has some degree of greed, that is why we have the laws and regulations. to control our human weaknesses. i want to be clear -- fannie and freddie -- i think greed played a factor but they are not government agencies. fallacy.he big i wish i knew directly, i believe it was d

pakistani on embodying the anon he said it was in a sense similar to the whole process in case of inase of course or and also the find that after the recognition came very quickly from the l.-i first from india and then from the air lies of india and then u.k. also came in and australia so this was a clear cut case of office a session which was preceded by a military invasion intervention by another state and the have the very similar case in case of course we're going back to the inconsistency of the cost of our uniqueness argument i think it's underscored by the fact of how promptly the tables have turned since two thousand and eight i mean bad than it was western powers who used humanitarian reasons the right of self-determination and the suffering of refugees as reasons for supporting the independence of course sarabande russia as you know stood on territorial integrity and sovereignty but. this time around in the case of crimea really we see a complete reversal of these positions i wonder from your point of view how different these two cases are will the major difference to us w

nine thousand dollars which we put in your deposit account and on our asset side of eligible recall anon thousand on the debt you are twice and that means that they increase the amount of money in circulation without affecting your deposits that old in fact they increase the bulk of the votes in the economy by making that line steve are you afraid that having a system of pay out money without constraints will lead if not to excessive government are you creation then to excessive private bank credit creation oh no that is pretty good what i'm worried about is that we're always going to have banks wanting to lend more money than the system actually needs for the simple reason that the more the private banks which is the way they create the money the more debt they create the more profit they can buy so the real danger is that it is not the government's the high which is known to be an incredibly diverse drain most of the most of the history of. governments it's the behavior the commercial banks which by the by that say that money ability being there and by you and me accepting somebody tra

dollars which we put in your to alter the account and on our asset side of the ledger we recall the anonthousand on the day you are twice and that means that they increase the amount of money in circulation without affecting your deposits at all in fact they increase the bulk of the politics in the economy by making that line that was a macro economist professor steve keen. time now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return we're bringing you the best of the best from this past week plus edward harrison and i are tackling your viewer feedback or as we'd like to call it we can be a crude interest how about a stock market but as we had to a quick break here are a look at some of your closing numbers of the bell please stick around. two of them on the news. most women use is work with martin luther king said i have a dream obama is today to me i have to draw on. drones have not caused a huge number of civilian casualties. for the most part they have been very precise system like. this small body on the ground is a little girl and just next to her is a little boy of eigh

nine thousand dollars which we put in your deposit account and on our asset side of eligible recall anon thousand on the day you are to us and that means that they increase the amount of money in circulation without affecting your deposits at all in fact they increase the bulk of the votes in the economy by making that line. that was a macro economist professor steve keen. time now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return we're bringing you the best of the best from this past week plus edward harrison and i are tackling your viewer feedback or as we'd like to call it weekly a crude interests have kind of about a stock market but as we head to a quick break here are a look at some of your closing numbers of the bell please stick around. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question lol. star wars. for the finish line of the hour. it's friday and that means it's time for our best of the best segment now first up is david titus on why he'

thousand dollars which we put in your deposit account and on our asset side of the ledger we recall anonthousand on the day you are to us and that means that they increase the amount of money in circulation without affecting your deposits but old in fact they increase the bulk of the votes in the economy by making that line. that was a macro economist professor steve keen. time now for a very quick break but stick around because when we return we're bringing you the best of the best from this past week plus edward harrison and i are tackling your viewer feedback or as we'd like to call it we can be a crude interest kind of about a stock market but as we had to a quick break here are a look at some of your closing numbers of the bell please stick around. thank. you. paying for the products with this label. guarantees better deals for the third world produces. looking at the small print use or suppliers of the business and by the workers on it in a calm i.c.m. and advocates better working conditions and high social standards we gave them five euros a day. and it's not enough to satisfy us.