muhammad ali was smarter than the president of the united states, muhammad ali was smarter about vietnamtricked a gullible news media into thinking he was a genius, and muhammad ali was brave enough to face the consequences of his principled stance. he was willing to lose income, to lose his boxing career, to lose his freedom, to go to prison for his beliefs as were many other brave and principled young men of that era. mitt romney on the other hand effortlessly hid from military service in france protected by the unconstitutional arrangements his church had with the selective service. and of course, the romney history here does not involve a matter of principle. the mitt romney who was hiding out in france while muhammad ali was facing the wrath of the federal court system and a prison sentence is the same mitt romney who as freshman in college while hiding behind the college deferment from the draft participated in a demonstration in favor of the vietnam war. mitt romney was in favor of young american men his age being drafted and sent to their deaths in vietnam as long as he wasn't on

i'm ali velshi. this is "your money." as long as your candidates don't tell you the truth about the economy, i will. >>> right now that storm hangs squarely over greece. it's erratic, though. spain, italy, portugal, ireland could all be next needing emergency shelter and support. in an economic storm, that means more bailouts and cutbacks with europeans spending less money. and that means the world's factory floor -- asia -- has fewer things to manufacture. china, an economy second in size only to that of the united states, or of europe, has slowed. india has slowed, too. that means more than 2 billion people in the fastest growing nations in the world are buying less. this is one big storm. what is america doing about this storm? well, we've got umbrellas. what we need are hurricane shelters. but you can't go out and build an economic hurricane shelter yourself. that's something you need help with. government help. congress, for instance, could help stave off the effects of the storm, but they won't because that would me

all the while, ali, the bond market?est rates are super low here, sort of giving cover to the urgency of all this as well. >> absolutely right. it is still cheap for the u.s. to continue borrowing money. christine, thank you. ken rogoff, even two years ago, people would have said, what are you panicking about? the election is in november. this happens by december 31st, they'll get it. the basic -- the basic thing that a government has to do is get its budget together and they don't do that. so there's really -- ben bernanke's worried that congress may not get their act together. are you waerd or you think they'll work it out? >> i think they'll work it out but i don't know what they're going to work out. i think that's what scares everybody. it's hard to imagine they're really going to hit a deal before the election. there are just so many reasons for partisanship and sniping at each other. but they have such different investigations. ali, we've been paralyzed for years now. we haven't undertaken fundamental reform. we h

. >>> sentenced ousted ben ali to prison. the move comes after the egyptian court also handed down a life sentence to former president hosni mubarak. a court in the northeastern province found ben ali guilty for his role in the deaths of the protestors. more than 200 people were shot and killed by security forces during their protest that toppled the government of ben ali in january of last year. the protest touched off the arab spring uprising which spread across north africa and the middle east. ben ali was tried in absentia since he fled and remains in exile. prosecutors have demanded the death penalty. ben ali lawyers, denied any involvement by the ousted president in the killings. the u.n. human rights counsel is studying the impact of the nuclear tests in the marshall islands. leaders carried out the experiments during the cold war. u.s. officials began the tests in the pacific islands in 1946 and tested 67 nuclear weapons over 13 years. the government of the marshall islands requested members of the human rights counse

ari fleisher, paul begala, ali velshi, jill dougherty, john king.resident pushed back against what he seemed to kb consider a lack of respect. tonight's response seems to have certainly a bit of edge, didn't it? >> well, it is an old tradition. paul and ari and i know this well. it used to be an emphasis that when the president was overseas, in major international summits, that you shut down the criticism. maybe if romney was on his bus tour, he could. but you don't criticize what the president's doing at that moment on the global stage. this op-ed piece written in an overseas newspaper by a romney adviser was taken as an affront by the obama white house. i'm going to say this and some people out there will get mad about this. democrats have done this too in recent years. ari knows this. whether president bush was up for re-election in 2004 or when bush was still president, mccain was running in 2008. some democrats violated this rule as well. so this is one of the many rules that have crumblemillion recent years. you're right, the president didn't

tavis: ali and howard cosell together. near the end of his life. i will let you tell the story. it is a powerful story. >> a lot of people think they did not like each other, that they were just using each other. both smart guys. beyond that, i think they really came to love one another, and when i went to see howard, -- he were showing me things in his apartment, and he picked up this statute, and he said, "fragged, -- "frank, muhammad gave this to me." it was very touching. funeral, at howard's and i told him about that, so at the end of the day, they were two men who used each other and used their hearts. tavis: have you felt used by this business? >> yes. i will quote arthur ashe. blacks and what we call coloreds who came to him, and they said, "do not go, arthur, they are using new," -- you," and he said, "yes, but i am using them too." by the same token, he is giving n't he?od story, is it is part of the quid pro quo. tavis: arthur ashe was not just another person, he was your friend. >> i did not start out to be buddies. he lived in new york. i lived in new york. we seeme

krupskaia alis nos informa desde ciudad de mÉxico...ws -- los candidatos a la presidencia de mÉxico realizan los Últimos eventos con los que esperan definir la contienda, a su favor. actos masivos, como el registrado Éste domingo, en el estadio azteca en la capital del paÍs, donde, el priista enrique peÑa nieto resumiÓ asÍ su oferta electoral. "y tenemos la confianza de que éste es el proyecto que se está ganando el respaldo mayoritario de la sociedad mexicana, y por eso estamos convencidos y estamos seguros de que vamos a ganar de manera contundente e inobjetable el próximo 1er de julio". en dÍa antes, en la plaza de toros mÉxico, la candidata del partido acciÓn nacional, josefina vÁzquez mota, hizo lo propio. "todos tenemos dos opciones: la restauración del pri o seguir adelante. solo tenemos dos opciones. la restauracion del pri con un candidato -- un joven viejo que le tiene miedo a los jóvenes". durante casi 90 dÍas, los 3 principales aspirantes a la silla presidencial han recorrido de norte a sur el paÍs, para dar a conocer su est

>> ali, look at the macro level. when you talk about getting things done on capitol hill, everything is done through the parties. quite frankly, what we've seen on the republican side is we've seen the rise of the tea party which had an enormous amount of influence over how house republican leaders approach legislation and approach how they do things. on the same side, on the democratic side, you have the liberals who are really pushing hard on the agenda. when you talk about the folks who are in the middle, these blue dog democrats, these folks who try to build bridges, folks that perhaps are saying might be the problem because they are trying to chart some kind of middle course. the bottom line is it so poisonous on capitol hill right now. this is not going to get fixed until after the election. if we think thinks are bad now politically, wait until after election day when they have to deal with all the major issues. >> and that's my concern. if you are so adamant as stephen moore was that this isn't going to get d

ali will be back in court on june 28th. >>> in a landmark ruling a massachusetts teenager has becomeirst driver in that state to be convicted of vehicular homicide by texting after causing a crash that killed a 55-year-old man in february of last year. 18-year-old aaron davo testified that he was not texting before the head-on collision, but phone records showed otherwise and a jury found him guilty. the teenager was sentenced to 2 1/2 years in prison and will not be able to drive until he's 33 years old. >>> we begin the report with a story we've been telling you and your friends about for weeks. the nasdaq exchange now trying to make good on trading glitches it had during the facebook ipo. our business and tech reporter scott budman has been following the story since facebook stock hit the market. >> nasdaq today said, yes, it made mistakes that cost a lot of money and plans to set aside $4 million to make up for it. it says it will reimburse traders who lost money because of a technical glitch on the ipo day. in terms of money changing hands, not 40 million, but they made some mon

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i'm ali velshi. i'm going to tell you the truth about the economy. i'll tell what you the candidates aren't telling you about what is and what is not within their power to change. but first, i'll tell you about a storm that's raging in the distance. it's headed to our shores. it's an economic storm. it hasn't hit yet. we're starting to feel the outer bands of it. those who watch me every week know, i'm generally an optimist. but i understand the u.s. economy. the u.s. economy is driven about it confidence of its citizens. the customer in this case is the american consumer and is always right. they think things are slowing down, it will welcome self-fulfilling because they'll stop spending. businesses stop hiring. and the economy could grind to a halt. let me tell what you i'm talking about. here's the good news. we had 20 straight months of job growth in the united states. the pace of that growth is slowing. the last five months, there have been fewer jobs created each month than were created than in the month before. but jobs are being created, not

ali pointed it out. he likes to go on the campaign trail and say barack obama wants to emulate the capitals of europe. he's got a point when they do crazy things like provide health care. but now it is the europeans in dublin, in london, in berlin who have imposed austerity and forced their recovering economies back into recession. austerity has failed in europe. it's going to fail in america. we've lost #600,000 public sector workers, teachers, cops and firefighters even as the private sector has had a little bit of growth. i think mitt romney has the wrong side of it when he goes out and says we don't need more teachers, cops and firefighters as he did a week or two ago. >> john, for you, what came out of tonight if anything? >> well, politicians learn from the last election. i would say in the last election i'm not disagreeing with my friend ali velshi's economic advice. if you look at the wisconsin recall, the governor who imposed austerity got reelected. two cities in california voted to rein in pub

in 2010 kelly received an endorsement from this group also known as ali-pac.america's top immigration enforcement and border security advocacy groups. but they're linked to several white supremacist groups, including the social club. the adl calls it, quote, hard-core racist skinhead group. and the adl links ali-pac to the largest socialist movement, the largest neo-nazi group in the country. in 2010 when john mccain was running against an ali-pac endorsed challenger, his campaign slammed the group calling them an extreme fringe group linked to white supremacist neo-nazis and anti-semites who condone raciveracisracism. last month kelly sat down for a local interview on arizona tv and was asked about it. watch what happened. >> we have something from one of our viewers again. this is joe who said recently you accepted the endorsement of americans for legal immigration group. senator john mccain and american defamation league have denounced -- >> that's false. i did not accept it. that's false. that was from 2010. would you please read correct answers. >> this i

i'm ali velshi. christine romans, my good friend, has been studying these numbers. she breaks it down for us now. christine, every jobs day you and i have some area of disagreement. i can't even find one today. >> no, no. you and i aring to on this one. the glass is half empty. we both see it that way. this is rare. 69,000 jobs created. this is the labor market that the world follows. you know, the american middle class is still a very big driver of global growth, and there you go. people don't have a job, they can't be spending money. this is the friend, ali. here's the last three months. this is what is important. you don't look at just one month of data. you like to see the trend for markets and economics. after three months of 200,000 jobs created or more, people are saying, look, it's healing. things are going to get better. the rearview mirror is a slow jobs recovery. then you have a stall here. when your biggest customer has countries in it that are in recession, that doesn't mean if you're a big company in this country you wan to be adding a lot of workers.

ali, to you first. richard, you close uz out. how much is the political dysfunction contributing to the problem? >> maybe at best, 20% to this problem. it is not even a factor in this whole thing. everybody in washington needs to pipe it down. the political problems in europe are very responsible for this, i think. richard? >> i would agree. i would say one thing. it is not a political circus in europe at the moment. you go to a scircus. you enjoy watching the high wire. what we have here is a financial disaster that we are looking at. there is a lack of leadership in europe at the moment, whether it is the commission, the country involved. the famous line is the thing you don't want to be made are sausages and lores. you don't want to see the europeans reforming themselves. the only worrying thing is that nobody is calling the shot. >> is there a bell to cut him off? helping us to understand all of this. ali, richard, thanks so much. >>> the jobs debate dominated the campaign jockeying today. >> we will come back stronger. we do

. >> same thing with muhammad ali. "my name is muhammad ali."u better get in that dressing room." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he didn't listen, though, i gather. >> no. >> jimmy: no. hey, what's going on? i see you have the "number-one dad" deal on there. >> yeah, my kids. >> jimmy: did your kids give you that for father's day? >> yeah, but they bought it with my money. >> jimmy: oh. >> it was bought with the change. it was bought with the change that was left over [ laughter ] do you find a kds1y-ghan r's yboiikefind a kds1y-ghan r's they get dinner cooked, pageantry, parades. [ lter >> jimmy: bldre >> i told them to call e >> jimm 1o >> and one of them got >> jimm h > theld e tak [ laughter ] i don't call them "kids" no more. they're "e >> jimmy: yeah, they're adults now, right? i got that baseball bat, man [ laughter ] i do to roo te up [ cheers and ae i'm ajax. i'm ajax. >> jimmy: well, wait a minute. now, you're engaged. isn't that correct? >> yeah. she's a wonderful woman. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> yeah. [ cheers and use we going to get mar

my handle, @ali velshi, the show handle, @cnnmoney.newsroom." i'm fredricka whitfield. all eyes on spain right now. the country is facing a deep banking crisis, and they are formally asking the european union for a bailout on international monetary fund report friday said spain will need at least $50 billion to get its footing back. in madridfollows development. what is spain asking for and what is it getting? >> reporter: hi, fredricka. i am just outside the press conference. had just been in the press conference. the finance, commerce moniinist said spain is a

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again, it is the base politics driving all this, ali. our liberal democrats, conservative republicans who want their members, their congressmen and senators to really dig in and to hold back and not cut the deals. as much as we're talking about how about the crisis is now, let's talk the day after the election. we have sequestration and all the expiring tax cuts coming to a head. we always talk about how dysfunctional washington is. wait until after the election. you're going to see dysfunctional. >> ray of sunshine, candy? >> i want to say the fault lies maybe not in congress but in ourselves. more and more what we have seen is, you know, the census comes along every ten years. depending on whether your state legislature is republican or democrat, there are different ways to do this, they're redrawing the lines. what happens, the lines get redder if it's a republican congress that you have in your state. and they get bluer if they're democrats. so we're self-segregating. you're elected by a very democratic district or by a very republic

. >> i think that's right, ali. i think part of it is natural politics. neither one of them wants to sound like a pessimist. that's not appealing. but there is an appeal to authenticity and honesty. and neither one of these candidates is saying to the american people that this could be a long and protracted hole that we're in or a long, slow slog. and neither -- we're not offering you a policy that's going to get us out of it terribly quickly. but stick with me because i'm being honest and telling you the truth. what they're saying is president obama is saying i have seen progress. it might be not happening as quickly as you'd like. but if you stick with me, we'll get more progress down the road. and the other guy, he's going to serve you snag is really rotten. and romney is saying he hasn't turned it around fast enough. so let's change horses. you know, neither of them is really telling you this could be bad for a while. >> thank you. that's how you win lectihe lebs herher -- elections. are you better off than you were four years ago? now a recent cnn/or

he owned a dunkin' donuts in hunter woods plaza that ali helped him open. >>> a faulty stove caused a carbon monoxide scare. carbon monoxide detectors went off inside one building of the villa apartments. nine people from two units all reported symptoms related to co poisoning. they took them to the hospital. firefighters say they sealed the malfunctioning gas line in the building. >>> a scary scene in northeast d.c. as a car plowed into a georgetown home. take a look. this happened at 1500 block of 28th street just a few blocks east of wisconsin avenue. the driver whose car has diplomatic plates did stay on the scene after the crash. fire crews determined the house was not structurally sound. at least one person will have to fined temporary housing. >>> in court today in the trial of jerry sandusky. will pick back up on monday where the prosecution is expected to rest its case. the last of the eight accusers took the stand yesterday. victim number 9 told the jurors just sandusky accused him multiple times starting around the age of 11. investigators in his own stars next to it. legal

. >> same thing with muhammad ali. "my name is muhammad ali."r get in that dressing room." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he didn't listen, hey, what's going on? i see you have the "number-one dad" deal on there. >> yeah, my kids. >> jimmy: did your kids give you that for father's day? >> yeah, but they bought it with my money. >> jimmy: oh. >> it was bought with the change. it was bought with the change that was left over from mother's day. >> jimmy: really? [ laughter ] do you find are your kids more attentive as far as mother's day goes than father's day? >> yeah! everybody is like that! they get dinner cooked, pageantry, parades. i got a -- i think i got beat up one year. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: by the children. >> i t mufasa. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> and one of them got a bat. >> jimmy: oh. how old are your kids now? >> they old enough to take punches. [ laughter ] i don't call them "kids" no more. they're "dudes." >> jimmy: yeah, they're adults now, right? >> yeah, man. i got that baseball bat, man. [ laughter ] i don't just say, "wake up! w

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include classified information in his book the reluctance by something that he denies there's also ali soufan a former f.b.i. agent who said that his book the black banners receive the f.b.i. stamp of approval but hit a wall when the cia wanted to redact comments from public hearings on capitol hill and details on the cia's interrogation tactics and who funds book also points out how intelligence overlooked some key factors which could have helped to maybe prevent the nine eleven attacks the agency knew that this could operatives in southeast asia flew to america or they have visas to come to the united states and somebody decided let's not share that information. now the case is a van buren kiriakou ishmael and shaffer all have something in common they all criticize government practices in some form or another so keeping that in mind let's remind you of the recent book published by jose rodriguez called hard measures how aggressive cia actions after nine eleven saved american lives this member by the former director of the national clandestine service spoke openly about cia torture pr

i want to bring in ali velshi, chief business correspondent, host of "your money." it's about as clear as it can be. >> yeah. >> there's no real evidence that obama care or this health care law has caused anybody to fire anybody. >> right. >> but small businesses are concerned. >> yeah, but look, small businesses, very fairly, have reason to be concerned about a lot of things. they're concerned about uncertainty. small businesses depend on the ability to plan for what's going to happen, and there was uncertainty about whether this law would take place. now that this law has been approved by the supreme court, there's uncertainty as to whether -- >> do you think it's a job-killer? >> first of all, michele bachmann said, and several times during that interview you used a clip of, millions of people, millions of jobs, millions. we hardly lost millions of jobs in the entire financial crisis. that's just entirely, entirely false and untrue. what would be better is to try and make people understand how they budget for this, how do they do this. there are definitely some b

court in the country has been found guilty of murder looting and inciting disorder ben ali and his wife fled to saudi arabia after mass protests last year ended his twenty three year rule saudi authorities i've yet to respond to tunisia's extradition request his overthrow help inspired the arab spring uprising . south sudan's parliament has accused seventy five top officials of corruption with at least four billion dollars stolen president salva kiir wrote a letter to the current and former government in floyd employees asking them to return the funds sixty million dollars have already been recovered south sudan declared independence almost a year ago with the country suffering from massive corruption and poverty. war medals a symbol of a soldier's sacrifice to his country usually an author to veterans and they wear them proudly but in the u.s. some are throwing them back at washington. to reports former troops are joining an american public and say they're fed up with the nation's continual state of conflict. true patriots they followed the order to fight their country's battles scott

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ousted tunisian president ben ali has been sentenced in absentia here to twenty years jail by a military court in the country has been found guilty of murder looting and inciting disorder ben ali and his wife fled to saudi arabia after mass protests last year ended his twenty three year rule saudi authorities are yet to respond to tunisians extradition request has overthrow helped inspire the arab spring uprising . south sudan's parliament has accused seventy five top officials of corruption but at least four billion dollars president salva kiir wrote a letter to current and former government employees asking them to return the funds sixty million dollars have already been recovered south sudan declare independence almost a year ago with the country suffering from massive corruption and poverty. but the u.s. ambassador to russia has denied allegations that washington supports opposition protests here in moscow which mainly in the way when ian many i should say in the west have labeled an attempt at a revolution but michael mcfaul didn't admit that previous american administrations were b

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