the other big debt expense they incur is on acar.own money that depreciates the moment you drive it off th lot. >> that is generally okay. are you using other people's money and generally f good stuff, unless you lie about it. >> tracy, it's very, very stressful, money, money can also be the deal brkner a relationship. before you get together, you both have tons of debt, student loan credit card debt. what does that do? >> pizza on the first night is cute. after that, it is not. to live life like that knowing your paycheck is gone before it comes in because you areot on the same page about your spending habits, that could be a total deal breaker for company, for couples. and i think gary b. is our expert. he at least has the longest one. absolutely. >> that qualifies you, gary. >> thankyou. >> okay. jessica, is this money over marriage? >> yeah, certnly i think it's a larger macroeconomic issue people are talking about, larl this time of year. it is an important topic facing young people. my generation, generation x, millennials, in

freedom of speech and that's because the hacker group often targets sites for political reasons that acars say they are in gauging in civil disobedience not terrorism meanwhile edward snowden the man that brought all these revelations to light is the target of debate on capitol hill one of the biggest critics representative mike rogers the chairman of the house intelligence committee he. says for stealing a secret documents but it's not just snowden he's after he's also speaking out against journalists that work with him. so if i'm a newspaper reporter for fill in the blake and i sell stolen material is that legal because i'm a newspaper reporter right if you're a newspaper reporter and you're hocking stolen jewelry it's still a crime and if the hocking stolen classified material that are not legally in the possession of for personal gain and profit is that not a crime i think that's a harder question because it involves a news gathering function could have first amendment implications it's something that probably you'd better answer by the department of justice. after that hearing rogers

great acar stop act as a resolution that calls for a lawsuit against president obama over his use of executive orders to delay obamacare is employer mandate an act the dream act and allow people to get to buy junk insurance plans the actors pick up steam since the president made executive orders a centerpiece in his state of the union address and you know why or why republicans freaking out about this i mean if you look at the history of use of executive orders were. we've got a graphic of the cereal this is the history of the user graph of executive orders in the cube to the president who has done the fewest is obama. f.d.r. really beats them all but hardy and hoover coolidge and taft teddy roosevelt and jerry ford they're all republicans. i mean i think i think looking at the numbers is asking the wrong question the question isn't how many executive orders has the issue of the question is what executive order says he is sharing and are they within the bounds of his authority as the president franklin roosevelt was putting japanese in prison all right but do we want to hunt osama to

palmer acare add trillions in government spending and made things worse for the economy and working families. by 2017 cbo projects as if 2.5 million people stopped working full time by 2024. between 2017 and 2024 labor compensation will decline and these changes, disproportionately affect low-wage workers. translation, washington is making of a poverty trap much worse. report points out weak spots in our economy. low investment, high unemployment, people leaving the work force. if we get our act together we could start paying down the debt and give our economy the certainty that it needs. tax reform, regulatory reform, energy development. all of these could create jobs and increase take-home pay. if you could bring up from the cbo report slide 2.8. this is a point i would like to highlight. this report says not only does the debt get worse, we have slower economic growth compared to the last forecast but what is particularly troubling is cbo's projection of the labor force participation. cbo's says half of this decline is attributable to the aging of the population. baby boomers are coming,

have a demonstrated pattern of negotiating while continuing to make progress towarder that goal of acaring nuclear weapons capability. i'm concerned that the negotiating framework at the moment doesn't require that iran dismantle any of its core capabilities. it simply requires them to stop them in place. this administration, though, has made real progress. in iran really is taking its 20%, etc. highly enriched uranium stockpile and converting it to ox side or cutting it back to 5%, if they are revealing us to plans for the water reactor, if they are giving searching inspection capability, that's real progress and we need to give this window this miami of opportunity for peace, a chance. but if there's any country in the world i don't trust to actually abide by its treaty commitments, it's iran. i think there's an appropriate role for congress in holding the president accountable, in supporting the negotiates, but in making it clear that we will act on sanctions at a moment's notice if the iranians default on these negotiations. >> let me ask you, the affordable care act, another area they

palmer acare add trillions in government spending and made things worse for the economy and working families. by 2017 cbo projects as if 2.5 million people stopped working full time by 2024. between 2017 and 2024 labor compensation will decline and these changes, disproportionately affect low-wage workers. translation, washington is making of a poverty trap much worse. report points out weak spots in our economy. low investment, high unemployment, people leaving the work force. if we get our act together we could start paying down the debt and give our economy the certainty that it needs. tax reform, regulatory reform, energy development. all of these could create jobs and increase take-home pay. if you could bring up from the cbo report slide 2.8. this is a point i would like to highlight. this report says not only does the debt get worse, we have slower economic growth compared to the last forecast but what is particularly troubling is cbo's projection of the labor force participation. cbo's says half of this decline is attributable to the aging of the population. baby boomers are coming,

palmer acare add trillions in government spending and made things worse for the economy and working families. by 2017 cbo projects as if 2.5 million people stopped working full time by 2024. between 2017 and 2024 labor compensation will decline and these changes, disproportionately affect low-wage workers. translation, washington is making of a poverty trap much worse. report points out weak spots in our economy. low investment, high unemployment, people leaving the work force. if we get our act together we could start paying down the debt and give our economy the certainty that it needs. tax reform, regulatory reform, energy development. all of these could create jobs and increase take-home pay. if you could bring up from the cbo report slide 2.8. this is a point i would like to highlight. this report says not only does the debt get worse, we have slower economic growth compared to the last forecast but what is particularly troubling is cbo's projection of the labor force participation. cbo's says half of this decline is attributable to the aging of the population. baby boomers are coming,