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massive recession that takes place under spending levels, fairly well having consumed the agenda in washington. items that we could have worked on in the past, climate change or energy legislation, spending levels -- discretionary spending continues. funds are extremely scarce. there is more demand for them than ever. which is why i hope it makes the ocean side property so key in yesterday's suspicions. but i think that meaningful financial support for the kinds of things we have seen in the past with other entities in the past will continue to diminish. it will be a very lean talk in that respect. of all of the leads we have had out here this week, they were extremely useful as we were about to reach the point where we would need to reach our professional representatives to make sure that they were aware of the status of that. certain things happen. we are about to reach a mid- stage crescendo and we will have to do outreach with delegation members. that is one of the discussions we have had. it has been extremely useful to be out here, from my standpoint. i would love the chance to answer an

these things are tied, unfortunately, to the dysfunctionality and the ideology of separate agendas in washington. >> pelley: well, in washington, the democrats believe that they have it right. the republicans believe that they have it right. and this is a battle of ideologies to see who wins. >> we need to literally put our feet in the shoes of american people. they're not worried about ideology. they're worried about schools for their kids, jobs, housing. this is a problem that is not based on partisanship. this is based on citizenship. >> pelley: how do you create jobs in this country? >> i would beg congress and the administration to achieve a long-term debt ceiling deal that removes the crisis of confidence in the markets, in the economy, and the rest of the world. i don't believe that congress understands the impact that has been achieved as a result of the fracturing of confidence in washington. >> pelley: fracturing of confidence-- what do you mean by that? >> well, right now, you've got about a trillion dollars sitting on the balance sheets of public companies in america, a trillion doll

money coming in from very wealthy individuals, large corporations, who want to dominate the agenda in washingtoncitizens united has made it even worse. so if we are talking about the united states as being a vital democracy, where ordinary people have power to determine what happens, obviously, you need real campaign finance reform. in my view, that means public funding of elections, getting corporate money out of the system. >> but we have to begin with knowing that we have to get the money out and then we can have the debate about how we're going to replace that system. senator, what is your interpretation of the efforts on china of your colleagues, particularly on currency manipulation and trade and obviously the white house doesn't seem to be on board with this. the treasury never classifies china as a currency manipulator. and this is a very good campaign platform. but how much of what we're seeing from the politicians in the senate is intended at really engaging china and how much of it is bipartisan pandering? >> well, i certainly hope that we address the china issue in a very bold way. a

block of the debt super committee many expect lobbying dollars will once again set the agenda human ford artsy washington d.c. . and coming up in the next thirty minutes right here on our t.v. it's more than just a fashion statement they might have a say but everything is kosher is a part of. every movement making a statement across the country we'll give you the lowdown on why these young men and women have their pants on the ground plus see how far some u.s. lawmakers are going to silence these youth from freedom of expression and the global economy needs a wake up call but those in charge of the money seem to be asleep at the wheel i'll take you back to basics in our next half hour some lessons and macro economics one one hundred. and for now that's going to do it but for one of the stories we covered go to our team don't com slash usa or check out our youtube page youtube dot com slash r t america you can also follow me on twitter can find me at franzi we'll be back here at five.

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chopping block of the debt committee many expect lobbying dollars will once again set the agenda in ford artsy washington d.c. . all right taking a break but coming up next we have our tuesday edition of show and tell and this sunday as you know march for the tenth anniversary of the september eleventh attacks tonight we're going to speak to author david garnsey ross about his new book the modern legacy for back in the. into that only military mechanism to go to prison justice or. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i think taxes. i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for sleep you think you understand it and then you've learned something else here sees some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime. i think. one well. we never government says the income safety get ready to give them their freedom.

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agenda, and only in washington can the pursuit of a conservative agenda with centrist policies be depicted. dylan? >> very well said and very well presented. let us dig a little deeper too, it shall we? i talked earlier about the podcast that we published today with senator tom coburn. one of the biggest reasons that i respect senator coburn is this. i find him to be one of the only politicians in washington, d.c. works will address what i call the delta or the order of magnitude of the problem. he's not saying do what i think tom coburn wants. he says we have tense of millions of jobs to create that's going to cost trillions of dollars, we have trillions of dollars in taxing and things that need to be debated. i, tom coburn, don't have all the answers. i have proposals and the balance of d.c. and the media refuse to even acknowledge the scale and size of the project because they are so lost in whether obama is a liberal or whether rick perry is a nut job. >> if obama sat down with coburn can we get back to the grand bargain. >> or how do you just change the delta? how do you change the co

this means under current washington agenda, our economy is poised to take a hit from the government of at least $100 million at least 219 times. i think it's reasonable to ask, is it wise to be doing all of this right now? the current regulatory burden out of washington far exceeds the government's constitutional mandate and it's hurting job creation in our country at a time when we can least afford it. government's threat to job creation has two other components, one is the current tax code that discourages investments and rewards special interests. it strikes me as odd at a time when it's clear the tax code needs to be fundamentally reformed, the first instinct to come out of washington is to come up with a new host of tax credits that make the tax code more complex. on the final aspect is the spending binge that's been going on here in washington. it's created a massive debt crisis that poses a direct threat to our country's ability to create jobs and to prosper. there are people in this town who still deny this. who still deny that our debt is a threat to jobs. but if you take to a

kyung- pil told reporters thursday that... the committee members have agreed to take washington's fta ratification agenda into account... and to process the bill at a similar pace. nam said that the final date will be determined based on many criteria. american politicians must agree on their own congressional timeline, and once they do, the obama administration must decide when it intends to submit the bill. finally, the bill must actually be submitted to congress. he added that the decision about the final timing will take into account these procedural requirements. the opposition democratic party, which has been demanding the government renegotiate ten items in the trade pact on top of two additional measures aimed at minimizing the deal's effect on domestic industries,... said that the submission of the deal can wait until the us sets a concrete timeline on its ratification. laah hyun-kyung, us president barack obama will announce plans to promote jobs and economic growth... in a speech to congress next week. lee ji-yoon has more. us president barack obama will make a speech on his long-awaited jobs

of the debt super committee many expect lobbying dollars will once again set the agenda here when ford artsy washington d.c. . and still ahead on our t.v. bucks out saggy pants go from a fashion statement to a social movement coming up we'll bring you the lowdown and why some politicians are telling america's youth to call their pants. put a picture of me when i was like nine years old so if you told the truth. i am and. i was right because he is sick. that is kind of the jester that. i'm very ill with a split. you know some go to see a story and it seems so easy to understand it and then you give them something else here's some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't. charge is a big. well the fact is though this evening we've talked about the economy about political corruption i want to talk about another thing that so many lawmakers and people in positions of power seem to be focused on and that is saggy pants it's not a new trend but a whole lot of new laws are being proposed and even passed to try to change the trend in florida state senator gary settling was at

the debt super committee and many expect lobbying dollars will once again set the agenda here in ford artsy washington d.c. . still ahead on our team for some men and women. are more than just a fashion statement a lot of the lowdown on why their pants are on the ground and how far some lawmakers will go to make the young people. in the hard work. i think. we never got there. says the safe get ready for the freedom. all right so this evening we've talked about the economy and about political corruption and i want to talk about another thing so many lawmakers and people in positions of power seem to be focused on that is saggy pants it's not a new trend but a whole lot of laws are being proposed and even passed to try to change the trend in florida state senator gary said one was at a florida school just the other day passing out two hundred belts to high school boys so they could keep their pants up and get this billie joe armstrong front man from green bay was kicked off his flight last week for sagging his pants too low and he is not the only one i decided to take a look at this trend and the measur

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trying to hit the reset button and after the debt ceiling fight, they wanted to reset the agenda in washingtony. gloria said they are trying to snake and get the win. they look like they are trying to block it. the president has a lot riding on this. he may get a very small audience. 15 in all so far. the numbers have been going down. it may sound like same ole same ole. the biggest difference is the republicans may give him a bill and not much may happen. a lot of the spending in this bill is to keep things going. not to create fresh jobs. to keep the brakes on the payroll taxes and not let them expire to keep benefits going. that doesn't create fresh jobs. >> there is no doubt that there is enormous concern at the w th into a whole worse economic situation, maybe even a double dip recession. >> right. i think there some people who would like to do more than they are proposing. there is also concern that people do not see barack obama as a leader. you see his leadership ratings were at 70% when he was inaugurated. now they are almost half that. a little bit more than half. they understand tha

. >> reporter: fixing europe's economy is at the top of the agenda for top finance members meeting in washington today. g20 ministers and central bankers are gathering for the next two days for a crucial meeting of the international monetary fund. joining me now is john lipsky, the i.m.f.'s first deputy managing director. john, so nice to have you on program. >> glad to be here, susie. >> susie: well, as you heard, investors all around the world very, very concerned about the european debt crisis, and just want to get your thoughts on how bad is the situation? >> well, there's-- as our managing director christine liggard said today, we are in a dangerous new phase in which it is clear there is uncertainty about the economic outlook and unsupporter about whether economic policymakers have the will and clarity of insight to adopt policies needed to keep the economy-- global economy expanding. we think that the answer is going to be continued expansion because we think that the underlying fundamentals and the policies that we anticipate will be put in place, will produce that result. but for now, i

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border guards in the near washington leadership is taking over but the country is at risk of plunging into tribal war syria the opposition includes those with radical agendas so the aftermath of the so-called arab spring remains very murky and difficult yet washington seems to be using the herb spring to fulfill its long time goals but the fear is it might end up getting the opposite of what it wishes for and undermining the whole region under any shakeout reporting from washington are keen. on the ground in libya the national transitional council has given every one of the seized stronghold of bani walid two days to leave or face a full scale attack last week opposition fighters launched an assault on the city of the offensive stalled in the face of the its resistance rebels however claimed they made gains in the city of red valley sixty kilometers east of it happens home town also even though the embattled former leader's whereabouts remain are known stephen rambam who had an international investigative agency says it's just a matter of time before he sounds could last for years or not but he's a very clever good reason. for forty five years. and i'm sur

guards in the lead here in washington she wanted leadership is taking over but the country is at risk of plunging into twi war syria the opposition includes those with radical agendas so the aftermath of the so-called arab spring remains very murky and difficult yet washington seems to be using the herb spring to fulfill its long time goals but the fear is it might end up getting the opposite of what it wishes for an undermining the whole region i'm going to shake out reporting from washington r.t. israel strained relations with turkey and egypt threaten to leave a dangerously isolated from the whole region a situation made even more delicate by the upcoming decision out of the u.n. on whether to grant the palestinian statehood turkish political commentator yeah i was told r.t. that israel's current policy is leading it nowhere. israel now is getting word from the notion that it needs rational democratic allies in the region and beast isolation taking place because israeli calling israeli decision makers on the political level are choosing to if you will believe it or schools or allies by refusing to apologize for turkey for what has been taking place and hoping to

border guards in the near washington supported leadership is taking over but the country is at risk of plunging into a tribal war syria the opposition includes those with radical agendas so the aftermath of the so-called arab spring remains very murky and difficult yet washington seems to be using the herb spring to fulfill its long time goals but the fear is it might end up getting the opposite of what it wishes for and undermining the whole region i'm going to check out reporting from washington. well israel strange relations with turkey in egypt threaten to leave it dangerously isolated from the whole region the situation made even more delicate by the upcoming decision at the u.n. on whether to grant the palestinian statehood let's get more analysis on this now long live. the first international or a member of gyptian council of foreign affairs many times of being with us here on r.t. now turkey's prime minister has warned israel that it's facing growing isolation in the region do you agree with that and if so how might the freezer for nations with turkey and egypt affect israel's security. i absolutely agree with you actually i agree with the prime minister of tu

this means under the current washington agenda, our economy is poised to take a hit from the government of at least $100 million -- at least 219 times. and i think it is reasonable to ask is it wise to be doing all of this right now? the current regulatory burden coming out of washington far exceeds the government's constitutional mandate and it's hurting job creation in our country at a time when we can least afford it. government's threat to job creation has two other components. one is the current tax code which discourages investments and rewards special interest. it strikes me as odd at a time when it is clear the tax code needs to be fundamentally reformed, the first instant to come out of washington is to come one a new host of tax credits that make the tax code more complex. on the final aspect of is the spending binge that's been going on here in washington, it is created a massive debt crisis that poses a direct threat to our country's ability to create jobs and to prosper. now there are some people in this town who still deny it, who still deny that our debt is a threat to jo

border guards in the near washington shielded little ship is taking over but the country is at risk of plunging into rival war syria the opposition includes those with radical agendas so the aftermath of the so-called arab spring remains very murky and difficult it washington seems to be using the early spring to fulfill its long time goals but the fear is it might end up getting the opposite of what it wishes for an undermining the whole region i'm going to shake out reporting from washington our team was switching gears now immigration detention facilities can be cold as ice especially when it comes to making money that's because the more illegal immigrants they lock up the more the green they are lining their pockets and lawmakers across the country to come up with new or tougher anti immigration bills so that they can keep their presence for so who will speak up for the people who have no voices are to correspondent marina port and i reports. america's financial crisis has been something of the unsociable monster swallowing up millions of jobs homes and businesses throughout the nation yet a need this ongoing economic armageddon one industry has remained recess

guards in libya are washington's reported leadership is taking over but the country is at risk of plunging into a tribal war syria the opposition includes those with radical agendas so the aftermath of the so-called arab spring remains very murky and difficult it washington seems to be using the herb spring to fulfill its long time goals but the fear is that it might end up getting the opposite of what it wishes for and undermining the whole region i'm going to shake out reporting from washington our team on the ground in libya the national transitional council has given everyone in the proceeds stronghold of bani walid two days to leave or face a full scale attack on the whereabouts of colonel gadhafi himself remain unnamed but steven rambam who has an international investigative agency says it's just a matter of time before he's found. qaddafi is a nut but he's a very clever guy who's a northants managed to survive for forty five years. and i'm sure he took note of her or saw a good war was corruption and i'm sure he took note of how saddam hussein was captured and i'm sure he's avoiding those mistakes but hugh will make a new. the chinese prime minister has wa

agenda or not? tell us in washington -- do you want jobs first or not?ell us in washington -- do you want jobs first or not? >> the public's with him. that's the problem. the public's with him on almost everything. >> weigh in on -- >> you know what? it beats sitting around for the next three months watching the super committee decide how much to cut of debt. there's a loser. anyway, thank you mark halperin and jonathan alter. the president will give his spice on thursday night at 7:00 eastern. right here we'll have live coverage. up next what's sarah palin doing about talking about pole dancing? you're watching "hardball" from the reagan presidential library, the site of tomorrow night's big republican debate, first offal fall. [ dog ] i am a rockstar. my coat? solid gold. my insides? pure platinum. [ female announcer ] a healthy outside starts inside. new iams simple & natural has chicken as its number one ingredient and zero fillers. it works inside for health you can see on the outside. [ dog ] i can't be a rockstar on the outside if i'm not one on t

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guards in the lead here at washington supported leadership is taking over but the country is at risk of plunging into tribal war syria the opposition includes those with radical agendas so the aftermath of the so-called arab spring remains very murky and difficult it washington seems to be using the herb spring to fulfill its long time goals but the fear is that it might end up getting the opposite of what it wishes for an undermining the whole region i'm going to shake out reporting from washington our king. israel strained relations with turkey and egypt threaten to leave a dangerously isolated from the whole region a situation made even more delicate by the upcoming decision at the u.n. on whether to grant a palestinian statehood turkish political commentator by dar told me that israel's current policy is leading it were. now he's getting word from the needs and rational critic. in the region and this isolation no taking place because he's really calling these early decision makers on the political level. choosing the one to two you can really only. by if using to apologize for turkey for what has been taking place since modern murmurings and and also killing of s

guards in the lead here or washington supported leadership is taking over but the country is at risk of plunging into tribal war syria the opposition includes those with radical agendas so the aftermath of the so-called arab spring remains very murky and difficult yet washington seems to be using the arab spring can fulfill its long time goals but the fear is it might end up getting the opposite of what it wishes for and undermining the whole region i'm trying to shake our reporting from washington our key. moscow was reiterating its deep concerns over plans to house u.s. missiles in poland following the announcement that parts of the defense shield could be in place by twenty eight teams the foreign ministry in moscow said saturday that urgent talks with nato were necessary as well as hard guarantees that russian security won't be at risk warsaw and washington's outline for putting missiles on polish soil close deals sealed this week with romania and turkey who agreed to host parts of the u.s. missile defense system american says it's designed to counter a possible strike from iran or north korea from the onset of the project russia's voiced concern that the shield

border guards in libya a washington supported little ship is taking over but the country is at risk of plunging into tribal war syria the opposition includes those with radical agenda so the aftermath of the so-called arab spring remains very murky and difficult yet washington seems to be using the herb spring to fulfill its long time goals but the fear is it might end up getting the opposite of what it wishes for and undermining the whole region i'm going to shut down reporting from washington r.t. . moscow has reiterated its deep concern over america's plans to base part of its missile defense shield in poland some of which could be in place by twenty eighteen russia is calling for urgent talks with nato saying that the u.s. program is stuck in the past plans for putting missiles on polish soil follow separate deals sealed this week with romania and turkey who also agreed to host sections of the system the u.s. insists it's designed to counter a possible attack from states such as iran and north korea but russia sees the plan as a direct threat to its security and had proposed building a joint shield instead a suggestion that nato declined here is a professor of

border guards in libya a washington supported leadership is taking over but the country is at risk of plunging into tribal war theory and the opposition includes those with radical agendas so the aftermath of the so-called arab spring remains very murky and difficult yet washington seems to be using the herb spring to fulfill its long time goals but the fear is it might end up getting the opposite of what it wishes for and undermining the whole region i'm going to check out reporting from washington r.t. . the syrian leadership says it's committed to a political reforms and peaceful change members of russia's upper house of parliament on a fact finding mission in syria and their talks with president moscow also hosted the country's opposition leaders last week says the syrian should resolve the crisis themselves without external involvement or international pressure government demonstrations flared up in march and at least two thousand six hundred people have reportedly been killed in clashes since then russia wants the u.n. to take action to push all sides towards dialogue moscow rejected calls from the u.s. and the you assad to step down saying you should be given mor