[applause] craig: 50 american dollars.en't done this in a while. >> no, i haven't done this for a while. you have to remind me. i've done the others. craig: you can either answer a question or guess what's in my box. i imagine a box in my head. i don't know what's in it. only geoff knows what's in it. you try and guess. if you're right, geoff will tell us. if you're wrong, you have to take all your clothes off. [laughter] >> thank god i have my coconut bra. craig: coconuts count as clothes. >> i don't want to answer a question because i'll definitely not be able to. craig: i think you'd do very good. >> this is what i'm afraid of. if i am asked a question on the spot. maybe i should do it. let me confront my fears. here it goes. craig: are you ready? >> not really. craig: iceland is in the north atlantic. its capital city is reykjavik. in a recent survey, what percentage of men say wouldn't mind being stupid if they could have the perfect body? is it c? 19%? [laughter] >> i think it is c! [applause] craig: that's correct!

including pro-choice americans we shouldn't use hard-working american dollars to finance abortion. rape is rape period. this is language, stock languageed used for differents bills, bills i didn't author. the language was removed to be clear. i agree to remove it so we're clear. rape is rape. period. end of story. >> bret: you have been critical of president obama for what you call lack of leadership on iran. you said he should have supported the green move in the tehran and been forceful early on. look at the situation right now, what would romney-ryan administration do differently with iran? >> for the last three years the obama administration has tried to water down the sanctions that we applied on iran. because we have had huge bipartisan votes in congress do we have the sanctions we have in place. romney-ryan administration would not stand in the way of sanctions. ryan-romney administration would have been leading the position of the sanctions, which is to make sure the iranian regime see we're serious. that is important. the other concern i have with our foreign policy, not j

the threat to the american dollar does not come in beijing. they defend the dollar. the threat comes from washington and wall street. i make that, as that new argument in the new addition of wealth and poverty. >> and you write in the new prologue, the united states over the last decade has witnessed a classic confrontation between the forces of on to pinero platt capitalism and those of established institutions crammie expertise and political standing. one side subsists, unforced profits of enterprise. the other on rant and toll and privileges at the treasury, the federal reserve command the white house. >> and that is exactly what we have had. you know, when lewis wrote that book the big short he was writing about all the gaggle of hedge funds that bet against the big banks who are all supporting these sub prime mortgage concoctions and confections and scams. and it was all the most prestigious forces in both the u.s. and the world economy that backed the blind side, as i call it, the people who were investing in these crazy concoctions, mortgage securities in whic

craig: gave him 150 american dollars. geoff: uh-huh. craig: i like when you go uh-huh but your mouth goes like that. i wish i could do it. uh-huh. uh-huh. did you learn it in france? geoff: yeah, those garden little people they can get in lots of places. craig: i bet they can. they get in there with their tools and really fix you up. [laughter] do you learn anything on the show tonight? geoff: i learned that i like clowns. [laughter] craig: really? geoff: yeah, i'm a big fan of the clown. craig: well, send them in, then. geoff: are you suggesting i send in the clowns? craig: don't bother, geoff. [laughter] craig: we'll be right back -- i mean, we'll see you. [cheers and applause] [ female announcer ] life is full of compromises. but when it comes to what you really love, you shouldn't have to sacrifice. and that goes double for ice cream. now you don't have to give up. you can give in with dreyer's slow churned light ice cream. we churn it slowly for all the rich and creamy taste with just half the fat. so now you can have your ice crea

craig: gave him 150 american dollars. geoff: uh-huh. craig: i like when you go uh-huh but your mouth goes like that. i wish i could do it. uh-huh. uh-huh. did you learn it in france? geoff: yeah, those garden little people they can get in lots of places. craig: i bet they can. they get in there with their tools and really fix you up. [laughter] do you learn anything on the show tonight? geoff: i learned that i like clowns. [laughter] craig: really? geoff: yeah, i'm a big fan of the clown. craig: well, send them in, then. geoff: are you suggesting i send in the clowns? craig: don't bother, geoff. [laughter] craig: we'll be right back -- i mean, we'll see you. [cheers and applause] . >>> right now, 9news is on the scene where a massive cleanup is still under way following that train derailment that killed two teenagers and dumped thousands of pounds of coal. >>> but first tonight, what happened in a crash that killed a local cop. did the department break a policy. >>> this is 9news now. >>> and we do have new information right now about t

. >> another generation, would you rather have $100 worth of pop tarts were $100 worth of american dollars>> probably pop tarts. >> i would take $100. >> why? >> fluctuating it. >> what is the first thing you would buy? >> i would buy something for my wife. >> aww, that is great. gerri: we will be right back with my two cents more. and is this a make or break week for mitt romney? stay with us. [ male announcer ] how do you trade? with scottrader streaming quotes, any way you want. fully customize it for your trading process -- from thought to trade, on every screen. and all in real time. which makes it just like having your own trading floor, right at your fingertips. [ rodger ] at scottrade, seven dollar trades are just the start. try our easy-to-use scottrader streaming quotes. it's another reason more investors are saying... [ all ] i'm with scottrade. but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect w

. >> sean: you get on that 1.24 american dollars, you know, you get to that point, there is no incenthink that's the goal. i think in america, i think the goal right now of the administration is for people not to even have that incentive because the rhetoric that i hear is that people who are successful have no values, people who are successful somehow-- >>> ill-gotten gains. but the obama campaign keeps going back to this. can it be effective -- because there has to be a reason they are using it, they are poll testing it, focus grouping it, 49% of americans don't pay federal income tax. are they counting on the fact that people want redistribution? or a larger percentage of voters want it? >> 40% of americans are already feeling like we are moving toward a socialist society. they are seeing it -- whether or not they want that, if they do want that, they don't know that they shouldn't want that. rich people will leave. small businesses will not start. corporations-- >>> where is a tax-friendly country? where? >> a lot will go to asia, england. who knows. >> sean: where do you think th

african americans lost billions of dollars of wealth. we lost a disproportionate amount. if you give me the opportunity at every other american has, you can call me in american. let me say again i come to this will position of privilege. so it you can't kill warning about discrimination even though it happens. who worries me of the people on the bottom. median family income for whites, $50,000 a year. income for african-americans 31 tons dollars a year. it is a gap, and it is an excess cash. whether you're talking about buying school supplies were her child, which a lot of people are doing, we're talked about paying tuition. >> host: en "unfinished business" you right, when it can influence consumer market by spending all withholding their dollar and can signal approval or disapproval of international hiring policies with their dollars. the economic pick-up muscle is one that women have relief flexed, yet it is an option if women want to influence aspects of our economy. >> mid the some point earlier. never any number of advertisements that are so demeaning to women. yet w

including pro-choice americans we shouldn't use hard-working american dollars to finance abortion. rape period. this is language, stock languageed used for differents bills, bills i didn't author. the language was removed to be clear. i agree to remove it so we're clear. rape is rape. period. end of story. >> bret: you have been critical of president obama for what you call lack of leadership on iran. you said he should have supported the green move in the tehran and been forceful early on. look at the situation right now, what would romney-ryan administration do differently with iran? >> for the last three years the obama administration has tried to water down the sanctions that we applied on iran. because we have had huge bipartisan votes in congress do we have the sanctions we have in place. romney-ryan administration would not stand in the way of sanctions. ryan-romney administration would have been leading the position of the sanctions, which is to make sure the iranian regime see we're serious. that is important. the other concern i have with our foreign policy, not just with

but when you look at a dollar in the african-american community, there's a thing where the eagle flies. well, the eagle flies once in our community. we get the dollar, and it's gone. in many other communities the eagle flies five and six times which means communities are regenerating their dollars in the community. we have to be willing to support african-american business if we want to talk about the success of african-american business. and so that's a really great point, and it's really important. and finally, um, i love what you said about historically-black colleges and universities. i quite frankly think every person ought to invest in an hbcu. and i think anyone whether african-american or not who cares about african-american education ought to invest in an hbc by giving. it could be as little as $100 a month or year, but every dollar really makes a difference. >> host: in this e-mail from edwin greene, why do you think the president doesn't say more about the black community? >> guest: president obama is the president of the united states of america. he's not the president of b

an all time high in the u.s., every effort must be made to promote american jobs and use americans' tax dollarsnd the scenes the ggoup lobbied the feds for millions of dollars to retool a shuttered chrysler plant to a shuttered chrysler plant to manufacture fuel efficenttengines in ryan is not alone.-fellow nsin.- republican senator richard burr criticized the department of energy for pickinggwinners and losers in tried to obtain tax dollars to help the microcell corporation develop hydrogen fuel cells in burr's hooe state of north carolina. this is the samee fuel source the obama administration triee to cut funding for after audits found hydrogen would take years to become commercially viable.thee energy department over the past decade has spent some 2 and a half billion dollars to develop hydrogen fuel and supporting cells -- that's pooe than four times the cost and loss that solyndra turned out to be for taxpayers.ken green is a scholar with the american enterppise institute, a non-partisan thinnk tank tank green has analyzed u.s energy, environmental policy for two decades. [sot in ken gree

happening in america today and that's taking a big toll in our economy it's costing americans one hundred sixty five billion dollars every year in food that just goes right into the garbage for the average american family that's more than two thousand two hundred dollars every year and so at a time when a lot of americans are watching their own budgets it's tough to believe that every month they're they're throwing one hundred fifty dollars in into the garbage maybe maybe unknowingly. really interesting way of describing the picture here the big picture you know in the u.s. we have this mentality that big or bigger is better what can be done to change that to change to this kind of culture of consumption. that's right so the bigger better mentality. is kind of pervasive in our system so the waste is happening actually throughout the supply chain from from the farm all the way to our plates but the two main places where it's happening are in grocery stores and then on the consumer and so in restaurants and in our kitchen and so in grocery stores i'm sure you've gone and you've seen these big piles of fruits and vege

american billion dollar vietnamese to easily and nixon was willing to do that just to win the election i just to his credit or whatever a week or so after the election he he had his people get in touch with the head of south vietnam and say ok now you can do the deal like he could turn that on and off like a faucet in the southeast and he's had this like no you know so i mean what are the links he would go to to win an election are just stunning but so much of what we see today whenever you see someone making outrageous claims about their opponent if you. they know that will get the media attention it will distract from their own in america right and they keep saying if people want it while it's been proven he is well it works you know advertising works the more people hear a message in advertising the more it works and i'm always shocked when i see the obama america is a muslim and sure it's a lot of republican conservatives but look sometimes and it'll be small sometimes single digit independents in single digit democrats but those that's the difference in an election that's the swin

what action should can taken to stop the massive bleeding of american capital and the american dollar>> that is the great debated we have right now. we have the romney-ryan plan. they have a plan and they say this is going to help fix things. it's going to take a while. we're not going to get out of this easy. one way we're going to get out of this but do we take pro-active measures or continued to increase this. that is the question americans have to deal with at this point. what do i believe we have to do? spending has to be curtailed. there is no question about that. this was your household and kept getting more and more debt and got worse and you are paying the interest at low interest rates, if interest rates went up it would be worse. so you have to say, hey, time out. let's slow down. let's sell the house and get a smaller home. let's take some measures, some austerity measures to slow down how much money you are spending. >> kelly: you're saying the government should be doing the same thing? >> the government needs to do that. >> kelly: before i let you go. a couple weeks ago

currencies are so weak or stunted that we see any as again in the euro crisis money flowing into dollar holdings so american policy i think martin and i certainly agree on that is damaging to the dollar but i think the decline is very slow because everything is relative it's not just your currency it's how your currency looks against other currencies and in that sense the dollar's doing ok ok what do you think about that market is there none of the currencies are very attractive these days particularly the euro. i mean that's and that's an important point and i want to separate two points i mean one of course is the strength of our currency relative to another in terms of value and certainly the dollar continues to look good soley because everybody else looks so bad and then there's another aspect which is this simply the use of a currency which i think is you know it could be a strong currency could be a weak currency but some of that is determined by the use i would emphasize very much agreement on this is going to be a long process and i think we're talking you know fifteen to twenty years and maybe to p

in the asian-american community, 1 dollar circulates for 28 days.in the jewish community, 1 dollar circulates 1980s. in the black community, a dollar is gone and hours. tell me how you came to this measure. i believed was a report and what are the consequences in terms of wealth creation. >> guest: i hear those numbers and people are appalled when they hit the numbers, but we have to think about what that means. that means hard-earned wealth in the black community. someone comes home with their pay. it immediately goes to immaturity on bank lets say. for the family can't afford a bank account, immaturity on check cashier or something like that. let's say he comes home with cash that day. she needs food. the first thing is going to do is go to that probably great storytelling and known grocery mart in his community and that money, probably a big chunk of this check will go to that great family. the greek family at the end of the night puts the steel doors down and drives to their suburb or their greek enclave and spends that money in their community.

the hard working american taxpayer dollars that want into the bailout, if you treat everyone the samemake it fair and equal. did not treat one group one way and another group the other way. we are americans. at the end of the day we are all americans. i want every american to win andry american under the law needs to be treated fair and equal. that is the issue. this is an administration that picks winners and losers and that is not right. >>stuart: trespassing on someone else's property is not legal, right? maybe not if you are in a labor union, a study may shock you. listen up, ladies, we will tell you what men want when they stressed. trust me, it is in the what you think. you do what you do... because it matters. at hp we don't just believe in the power of technology. we believe in the power of people when technology works for you. to dream. to create. to work. if you're going to do something. make it matter. >>stuart: stalking in pennsylvania, trespassing in california, sabotage in wisconsin? a study finds that some states are giving union members a pass when it comes to criminal

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we give with american tax dollars billions of dollars a year to israel.for him to even compare them is ridiculous and then make believe when he talked to carl cameron he never put down the palestinian culture. if he's going to be a leader on the world stage and possibly have to deal with mideast peace, you can't be making those kinds of statements. bill: tucker? >> we give money to palestinians as well -- >> nowhere near what we give to israel. >> as well as a lot of other impoverished countries that aren't as successful as israel. the bottom line here, and i'm not going to defend romney's changing extra nation for what he said. he got it right the first time. culture effects outcomes, alan, there's no arguing with that, that again, israeli culture is more conducive to success than palestinian -- >> palestine's not even a country. they're not a country. >> whatever. not a country. >> you can't compare them. >> it's a distinct land mass and borders and people with a national identity. okay, fine. it doesn't change the point -- >> sure it does. >> in fact,

over the last three years we've put nearly 100 million dollars into american education.t's thousands of kids learning to love science. ♪ isn't that cool? and that's pretty cool. ♪ >>> we're learning new information about the victim in an attack. 29-year-old thomas mazelin found unconscious saturday morning on a porch. he had been badly beaten. derrick ward talked with a family friend about the attack and of the condition. >> reporter: on this sunday, family plays with their children in this park, but less than 24 hours before, it was a crime scene. he was found unconscious on the front porch of a home on the 700 block of oklahoma avenue. police believe he was assaulted in the park. a close friend says he was returning from a nats game. >> on the way back, that's when this happened. the same time, vanessa's husband had come up on the crime scene. >> i was stroll iing with the boys, normal saturday morning stroll and our neighbor across the street who is an actual policeman was there, but i didn't put the two and two together until vanessa phoned me. >> reporter: it's beli

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. >> sean: with american tax dollars -- >> no, i want him to stimullize this country.ant him to keep it here and make us what we were. >> sean: how many of you think, by a show of hands if i may, we will get you in the background, i promise, how many of you think that the president really redistribution was the answer and that he tried tgave us $5 trillion in debt, how many of you think that that economic philosophy is a failure? you do. you believe it would work? >> no, i didn't raise my hand because i think it stale works. i am not -- i don't think he knows where to go right now. i think that he -- you know, got everybody excited. everybody was hopeful and now we are starting to realize that it's not the change that he promised didn't come. what else does he have to promise? i think he is now trying to... get excited in other ways, like he is going out with the celebrities. he is-- >>> i think -- >> he's, you know, trying to be laid back. that's not where we are at. >> sean: that's a really good point. we'll pick up on that when we come back. thank you for being here

taxes on the middle class as this chart from the tax policy center shows all americans making more than two hundred thousand dollars a year will see anywhere between eight point eight percent and a four percent increase in their after tax in their after taxes income rez those americans making less than two hundred thousand dollars a year will see a decrease of one point two percent in their after taxes income in other words romney is making the middle class pay higher taxes to give the super rich yet another tax breaks tax break and he thinks this is what will win him the white house if so then he'll need every bit of those couple billion dollars that oligarchs like the koch brothers sheldon adelson and karl rove play to throw at him in november. join me now for more on this is richard fowler progressive strategist and host of the richard vella radio show and michael warren reporter with the weekly standard richard welcome michael welcome to the show so this start with you michael sharon is to explain it's not serious is it well look first we have to take this this study with a grain of salt i mean two of the resea

eighty one point two billion dollars over the last ten years well it paid on average over those ten years a mind boggling only low tax rate of just two point three percent american teacher thirty seven can buy thirty seven percent combined tax rate on fifty thousand bucks g.e. two point three percent and eighty one point two billion dollars something seem off to you not only that for four years during the last decade g.e. actually had a negative tax rate with our government writing them checks for billions of dollars unfortunately when corporations like gto pay their fair share in taxes and working people have to pick up the slack because ever since reagan here in america we tax working people to pay for tax cuts for the rich here's the bigger picture as corporations as corporate taxes go down. g e the bird gets shifted to working people i mean here you can see it in this graph right here this is payroll taxes and this is you know from the one nine hundred forty s. to the to today it's all purple stuff is payroll taxes and the blue line see how big it is was back here afterwards it was corporate taxes and corporate taxes if they have just you know they've gone f

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