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cantor is also a solid conservative with an american conservative union, acu rating of 92 out of 100.da rating, americans for democratic action, the premiere liberal rating system, is 5 out of 100. as congress recovers from its painful -- critical debt problem in the u.s., $14.3 trillion of debt. cantor has rejected all proposals that would taxes for the american people. >> question, who deserves more credit for holding the line against tax increases, john boehner or eric cantor? >> what impresses me about eric cantor is he is the republican guide to wassef and that's not the tea party base. it's two bases, the wall street and the tea party, the real conservatives. so cantor top fund-raiser, very close to wall street. and wall street was the guy saying cut a deal, cut a deal. i think cantor was going back to wall street saying, our deal is not going to involve raising taxes. i give them both credit for holding the line. >> you like cantor? >> there are things i don't like about cantor. he's too close to wall street. but i'm glad he helped -- >> legislative? you really need to be have

larry is the new president of acu.t the risk of embarrassing him -- [applause] he started a program inside the acu to discuss the military budget, and you can't solve mass transit problems if we have all this military stuff and it takes a lot of guts, but you can do it. members respond to it. i want to raise something different to what you asked me about. i was in madison, and one of the ways we, it's a teachable moment, a learnable moment, right? and i asked myself this question, and others asked me to question, and friends of mine who were not in the labor movement and don't know shit about the labor movement asking this question. so how do you get to this situation? how did it get so weak? it happen on our watch, hello. how did we get here. and i think we have a lot, i think we have some good answers to that, mostly globalization as practice, productivity and technology productivity and the destruction of labor movements. but there's another one that i was on some talk shows, radio talk shows and meetings and stuff

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going to trickle down to public high schools, high school football, all this stuff, i mean, and -- acu basketball. never mind seven on seven football. let's have a little bit of first union here. first, my father when i was a kid taught me geography using football and basketball conferences. that of course is out the window now when a school like st. louis university is in the atlantic 10 in basketball and marquette is in the big east. >> or texas in the big east. >> now a math issue. why does the big 12 have ten teams and the big ten have 12 teams? >> amazing question. maybe marketing. you remember what the big ten was originally when it had ten teams, then 11, now 12 with the university of nebraska. now you also have the pac-10 now being called the pac 12, the big ten, we've heard texas a&m is going to -- sorry the big 12 -- >> see? >> leave the conference and they will become the big nine? let's talk about that texas a&m thing for a while because it plays into rick perry. >> it does? >> it does. >> political connection. >> political connection. a proud aggie. you have texas a&m, who

so many of the shows get acued of being sort of scripted. this was very raw.inutes of the show was taped on august 29th and dealt directly with the suicide of taylor armstrong's estranged husband, russell. the housewives could be seen sitting together, sharing their emotional reactions to the tragedy. the rest of the show were scenes shot six months ago, but were reedited, to deal with the suicide. >> she needs us more than ever. >> reporter: an emotional and uncharacteristically somber introduction to reality tv's most-anticipated season premiere. "the real housewives of beverly hills" cast, gathered at adrienne maloof's home last week to discuss the suicide of armstrong. >> there's so many men who their wives leave them and they don't kill themselveses. you can't feel responsible for that. nobody can. it was his choice. >> i've gone from, you know, feeling really sad to, at times, i felt very angry. you knkn, wanting him to think it's a very selfish act. >> reporter: armstrong did not leave a note. but members of the show speculated financial difficulties ma

i would like to thank acu. i was a very active member of adc for a good 10 years. just a brief background -- i am coming from a completely different perspective than my fellow panelists. i come from the grassroots end of t hings. trying to pull together the moslem and arab american community in metro detroit. post-9/11, things change dramatically for our community. so this is something that has been at the forefront for many of us at the grass-roots level. you have to begin organizing at home in your home towns before you can take it to a national level. so, on my end, i wanted to touch base on some of the things that i feel that communities were 9/11.ng at prior to 15 years ago, our focus was on foreign policy, how we were concerned with the issues that we were facing on a foreign level as opposed to dealing with things domestically. there was more of a focus on the middle east, the palestine- israel issue, immigration policies and procedures, and helping people to get political asylum to fully at the nation's they were living in and dealing with their own sufferi