for american advertising federation and public-relations. my question concerns the capacity as self-government discussed in your book. why obligation do we have to provide affordable healthcare for the members of our state to cannot secure affordable health care for their families? >> it is important. we created such a program. i discuss it in the book. as recently as this morning, a lady came through the line and your little me how much it has meant to her daughter and her family to have the peace of mind when they did not before. not to take a long detour, but it is relevant to another theme of the book. we should trust the people more than some of our policies to take control of their own lives. you see this very clearly in a plan for the low-income and uninsured. they're protected if there is an illness or injury that is very expensive. what they are proving is the same thing to of our state employees. and 90% are in a help a savings program. -- health savings account program. folks that say this is too complicated cannot be permitted to

advertising for american workers -- yes, they were. too. that's absolutely -- >> excuse me, bob. they advertised in local newspapers. there was a federal i.i. there was a federal investigation. and it said that the local workers probably didn't know that the jobs existed. >> did they advertise snitch they advertised in obscure newspapers, purposely, not to get american workers? >> really? [overlapping dialogue] >> the bottom line, solyndra was wasted and they knew it. sunpower, wasted. the oregon money -- wasted -- >> you want no solar power in this country? >> excuse me. listen -- >> do you want solar power? >> when it's so good, we will buy it from you. >> so you are going to depend on dinosaur dung. >> listen, bob, i building in free markets, like we created the free market i. name me a free market. >> america's not a free market. that's the problem. >> we have been dealing with b.s. in washington for years. >> thru go. thank you. >> the reality is, this capitalist system, the greatest in the world, when it is played under fair rules and a fair game. it is not being played with fair rules or fair game. when the government bails out ind

advertised for american workers. and they -- >> no. >> that is absolutely wrong. >> excuse me. they advertised in local obscure muchs and there was a federaltion and the feds said that local workers probably did not know that even the jobs existed, number one. >> did they advertise or not? >> they advertised in obscure papers purposely not to get american workers. >> that's a little more conspiracy than i thought. >> solyndra was wasted and they knew it would be known down the tubes. sun power wasted. the oregon money, wasted. >> you want to have no solar power in this country? >> excuse me, i want free -- >> do you want solar power? >> when it is good we will buy it. >> so you are basically going to depend on dinosaur dung, is how he started the conversation. >> listen, bob, i believe in free markets just like we created the automobile. >> name me a free market. america is not a free market, that's the problem. >> forget the dinosaur dung, we've been dealing with bs in washington for years. >> there you go. the capital system, which is the greatest in the world had it's played under fair rules or fair game. it is not played under fair rul

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and rather than facing the fact that the federal government has a spending problem, the president is advertising and campaigning on a new american jobs act stimulus and tax hike platform containing even more spending and short-term debt accumulation. we are told that it will be in the interest of the american people to borrow more today in order to spend more on infrastructure, for example. the stimulus proponents say interest rates are low, so let's ramp up borrowing right now. that's the same approach the senate took when it voted to extend and expand trade adjustment assistance. they ignore that piling trillions more on to our national credit card issued by china and our other creditors moves us that much faster into the company of the euro zone countries who now face default and elevated interest costs. while federal borrowing rates are low today, what happens when global factors tire of our profligacy and debt-financed spending and begin to demand higher interest compensation? as spain and italy have seen, low interest rates are not guaranteed and the interest rate environment you fake faze canopy srot on a -- can pivot on

advertised for a lower price at another local store, and it's available, wal-mart will refund the difference. the offer follows a national retail federation report which almost two thirds of americansns. >>> and routine flight from chicago to new york got a little less routine for passengers, when a man proposed to his girlfriend, mid flight. the crew allowed him to pop the question over the plane's intercom. take a listen. oh, isn't that sweet. well, they actually they met on a a flight following that same route last year. and he says he knew that he wanted to spend the rest of his life with her then. delta treated the passengers to champagne and cnn affiliate wgn reports, the airline also surprised the couple with a free trip for their honeymoon. not bad at all. what a treat for the other passengers on the plane, wolf. >> congratulations to both of them. >>> and you're in "the situation room." escalating threats against the united states ambassador make america's deteriorating relationship with syria even worse. the embattled assad regime under fire. >>> plus, survivors are freed from earthquake rubble with shovels and bare hands np in turkey, the living face another kind of dang

and rather than facing the fact that the federal government has a spending problem, the president is advertising and campaigning on a new americanatform containing even more spending and short-term debt accumulation. we are told that it will be in the interest of the american people to borrow more today in order to spend more on infrastructure, for example. the stimulus proponents say interest rates are low, so let's ramp up borrowing right now. that's the same approach the senate took when it voted to extend and expand trade adjustment assistance. they ignore that piling trillions more on to our national credit card issued by china and our other creditors moves us that much faster into the company of the euro zone countries who now face default and elevated interest costs. while federal borrowing rates are low today, what happens when global factors tire of our profligacy and debt-financed spending and begin to demand higher interest compensation? as spain and italy have seen, low interest rates are not guaranteed and the interest rate environment you fake faze canopy srot on a -- can pivot on a dime and escalate rapidly. borro