you know this organization for the sense that any american dreams. were created. was. put in a fiction you know was a heresy that's a dimension at the end you know the show you all this stuff and then they sit around somebody who has issues and problems and they talk about you know how badly that person has done and what they're going to do if they don't change their behavior and for us we're dealing with folks who have a serious addiction to corporate money. that we can expect them to get off it on their own even on that in the smoke and i crank up the money for. trying to be very easily addictive somebody who was cool six years ago snuck up on a crack rock this is not the occupy movement has become a conduit to venue for talking about this corruption and so folks that move to a min. in my mind i. said in the bar for the critique that corporations are not persons property not speech constitutional rights are for people over eight hundred fifty six and dred scott the same supreme court so that people are property dred scott affirm slavery in two thousand cannot the sup

everybody agrees that only growth can give us the american dream again and balance the budget. >> how? >> the key to any successful economy in the world today is to have widespread broadband, lots of that internet you were just talking about and very, very cheep and clean energy. if we can move the economy very, very rapidly to cheep and clean energy and to very widespread broadband, we will have the platform on which rapid economic growth will be possible. >> you made the me think about a guest we had a couple of weeks ago. ray was brilliant and talked a lot about the singularity and the future where man and machine and technology will be much more merged than we are now. technology will allow it to do things that are unimaginable at this point. do you foresee that future where technology becomes part of the body and allows it to go to another level. >> the most exciting parts about the future are actually very easy and immediate. here's an example. think of spotify. you can create a music library and be delivered to you and available to you on any platform. on a smart phone or compu

that's the american dream is to go to myrtle beach. and he brings height to the delegation. so welcome, tim. the only advice i can give you is that you got here by being tim scott, not lindsay graham, not jim demint, just keep being tim scott and that will be good for our state. you have a unique opportunity for the conservative cause. you've nikkei burdens. and i want to help you where i can. and anything my office can do to help you get started we will do. but the only advice i can give you is just keep being the good person you are. and the thing about tim, not only is he good about being a congressman, he'll be a great senator. he's a better person than he is a politician. [applause] and i think just being you, you can inspire kids in a way unique, and you can do more good in many ways than any piece of legislation. so i just can't wait to work with you. and, jim, i will miss you. governor, you're tough. you're one tough lady. you put up with more crap than anybody i know in politician, and i just wants to be that blunt about it. i want to help you because you are very e

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if that's part of the american dream, the freedom of choice? >> absolutely. but when you see this many people protesting, and i know a lot of good, red-blooded americans when they see freedom, they any what they are looking at. that is not what they are calling this. when they look at this, they know they are being sold a bill of goods. the republican party, i'm disappointed in them. not all of them because not all of them voted for this. i am disappointed in the governor. my friends and family are disappointed in the governor. the only money they have brought into this state, millions of dollars, are not going to create one job. those millions of dollars have done nothing but ripped that american dream right out of the hands ever all theserking class citizens. it's wrong. >> is it possible that having this provision where people can opt out of a union, it doesn't force the union to be more responsive to everyone's needs? because if the union does could that, then you are going to have complete membership anyway in theory. so does it not just require the union

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because i'm stunned now at the conflation of unobstructed capitalism and the american dream.ow that's been conflated on that side of the right wing economics that you cannot impede the capitalists in any way if you want the american dream. but that strikes me as false. that unions, worker protections, that's an inoculation against socialism and communism. >> yeah, they think that i should be a protected species, kind of like the bald eagle or some kind of thing. that if anything is done it will kill -- i'm play someplace else, exactly. and 20 years ago, the "forbes" 400 had an aggregate wealth of $300 billion. now it's more than quintupled. that has not happened with the middle-class. >> jon: also, productivity of workers has doubled yet median income has stayed stagnant. >> yeah. yeah. >> very true. >> and i don't think the american public really understands that. it kind of snuck up on them. the tax rate -- i mean, you've got -- of the 400 highest incomes in the united states in 2009, the most recent years we have figures for, a quarter of the people paid taxes at a rate le

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smith, who stole the american dream? >> well, you got to get into the story of the narrative in the last 30-40 years happening in wedge economics, inside the economic system, middle class cut out of its share of american growth and prosperity that's basically american corporate leaders doing that, and then there's a big power shift in washington, and it's led by a guy named louis powell before going on the court, a secret memo to the business league of american saying you're taken to the cleaners by the consumer movement, the labor movement, and you got to get into washington and get in the game. they got in the game, and ever since then, there's a policy tilt since the late 1970s, one that hurt the middle class and moved money uphill against gravity, up to the wealthy from the middle class. it's political and economics, not just a bunch of guys sitting around in a room saying let's screw the middle class. it happened historically, but if we don't understand how and why, we're not getting in a good fix. situation now. >>

. >>> and his american dream. the story bookending this weekend for david beckham. one on one with the soccer star. what he will reveal and what he won't about his next goal. >> he is a rare man who is that tough on the field and also have his own line of underwear. >>> good evening on this sunday night. as tens of millions of americans watched football this weekend, it was hard to escape that headline, the heart break in kansas city. and on this sunday, a team took a moment to remember a family in extraordinary pain. jovan belcher was a linebacker for the kansas city chiefs, got there on his own, he wasn't drafted. recently celebrating his first child, a baby girl. this weekend, tragedy. belcher killing his girlfriend and killing himself at the stadium in friend of his coach and general manager. sorrow on the field today. the teammates leading the fans in a moment of silence. and some questions for the coach. were there any signs this was coming? john schriffen in kansas city tonight. >> reporter: with heavy hearts, the players took the field one day after teammate

my suggestion is solid it's you have your my own rebooting the american dream but would they would they take a smaller payout would it be you know if you if you could do the math on this if if if it if it succeeded if half the people between fifty five and sixty five opted for early retirement after if half of those people did it would reduce it would tighten the labor market to the point that wages would go up and social security therefore payroll. taxes would go up it would fund the program had the same effect as a play yeah there's actually there you go now to all those there you go if we can figure that out ahead be perfect without i thought you'd be led happy about it is going to make social security the plate but it's not quite nice guy i mean i'm willing to tamper with those things if the at the payout is so all you're willing to acknowledge the social security actually is a useful thing i'm willing to say that i don't have the power to get rid of it and if i could get rid of it i can tell the social security's going to where i think that there should be options for privatization

smith, who stole the american dream? >> welcome you got to get into the whole story of the narrative of our last 30 or 40 years. it happens in economic come inside economic system, middle class gets cut out a pitcher of american growth and prosperity. that's basically american corporate leaders are doing that. there's a big power shift in washington, and is led by a guy named lewis powell, the supreme court justice before he went on the court writes a secret memo to do business leaders of american says you're getting taken to the cleaners by the consumer movement combine environmental movement, by the labor movement, and you've got to get into washington and get and again. they got in the game and ever since then we've had a policy tilt since the late 1970s, a policy tilt that is hurt the middle class and has moved money uphill against gravity defying the laws of gravity up to the wealthy from the middle class. >> so it's both political and economic. it's not just a bunch of guys sitting around in a room saying let's scr

there are shocking figures showing as the income rises to live the american dream, you start to get taxed on one end the government takes away benefits on the other end those who lose a living standard with $10,000 more in salaries. >> they play more in taxes and lose government benefits. >> earned income credit, of welfare benefits, medicaid, food stamps, housing assistance, you're on a treadmill. you are running harder and it goes backwards. think of the mmssage that since. they think i will not work as hard or get disability. john: in pennsylvania with $29,000 of income you are better to stay there than earning 55,000. >> i hope that is the exception. don't earn more because you lose the safety net. maybe that did not have disincentive we would not have our problem. john: it could antigen gone bad. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the mercedes-benz winter event is back, with the perfect vehicle that's just right for you, no matter which list you're on. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease a 2013 c0 for $349 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >> and nation

ideal and american dream. a very sick individual robbed 20 children, six adults of their american dream. i'd like to think that they are in a better place today. i take some solace in my faith that i don't understand the grand plan. that the good lord does. but what i will say is that we all believe that this was a senseless killing and tragedy. i hope we can learn from it. i hope those in newtown, connecticut, feel the warmth of the nation that is sending their thoughts and prayers to them, this day, especially as we look forward to the holidays in front of us we will all say a special prayer for those that have been lost so needlessly in this act. i hope our country can come together. i hope we can focus on the american dream and the opportunity for all children and all americans going forward. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes thea. oregon, mr. defazio, for five minutes. mr. defazio: i speak on the floor today, the republicans are in conference with speaker bo

he personifies the american dream, the idea that anyone can travel as far as their talent will carry the coast guard, for protecting that american dream for all americans. born to humble beginnings and raised in latrobe, pennsylvania, arnold rose from blue-collar roots to becoming the king, the king of golf. as king of golf, he raised up arnold's army. he always demonstrated etiquette, courtesy and friendship to fans and competitors alike. as arnie's army followed him on the course, he taught everyone about perseverance and discipline. he taught us that you can be six strokes ahead, and still lose. but you can be strikes -- six strokes behind and still win. as he said, he always made a total effort, even when the odds seemed entirely against me, i never stopped trying. that is how arnold played. and that is how he lived. with great determination, tenacity, and the will to win. arnold palmer hit his peak at the very moment when television started bringing golf and sports directly into america's living rooms. the blend of the emergence of televised sport and arnold palmer's personal ch

there are shocking figures showing as the income rises to live the american dream, you start to get taxed on one end the government takes away benefits on the other end those who lose a living standard with $10,000 more in salaries. >> they play more in taxes and lose government benefits. >> earned income credit, of welfare benefits, medicaid, food stamps, housing assistance, you're on a treadmill. you are running harder and it goes backwards. think of the mmssage that since. they think i will not work as hard or get disability. john: in pennsylvania with $29,000 of income you are better to stay there than earning 55,000. >> i hope that is the exception. don't earn more because you lose the safety net. maybe that did not have disincentive we would not have our problem. john: it could antigen gone bad. the ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone deserves the gift of all day pain relief. this season, discover aleve. all day pain relief with just two pills. sven gets great rewards for his small business! how does this thing work? oh, i like it! [ garth ] sven's small business earns 2% cash back on

even think about the fact that that -- the glue that comes -- brings this country together, the american dream, will likely become the american memory. i give condie a lot of credit. in a meeting, she said to me you do not understand. you think this is an education and economic issue. this is america's national security issue. what i thought that was important is because most of the people in this room, if you do not get it, you would not be here but we are an echo chamber. we talk to each other, we feel smug about the fact that we understand it but we are not remotely transforming the country. i found the luncheon discussion today important. we did not have the time to go around the edges. as we speak right now in america, for the first time, we are a generation that will be less educated than our parents were. we are raising a generation that has tended to predict educational outcomes based on that coast and all too often they are correlated with race and ethnicity. there is no great public outcry about this issue. this will decide -- everyone wants to worry about the fiscal cliff. today in

over $1 trillion we find ourselves in a good position to change the direction so we can save the american dreame american people. >>neil: congressman, when i talk to the machine you are replacing, senator demint, part of the reason why he said he was leaving is because he felt limited on what he could do, but the idea was it was the democrats' home and harry reid runs it and there is only so were you could do and he felt he could do more expressing a conservative argument at heritage foundation. what do you think? >>guest: i think senator demint served south carolina and our nation incredibly well and he has been given an opportunity to go to the hurt tag foundation and have a greater impact on the philosophy of america as a man of conviction and principle he has been afforded that opportunity because of a track record of making a difference so he will take that difference, being a difference maker to the next level. >>neil: we last chatted at the convention, the argument that the media was making of the republican convention, they showcase minorities and the like and hispanics and the like but

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investment that many latino scitizens have and those that want to be in trying to attain the american dream. this is not something anti-american. this is pro-american by people that are citizens here. and want to see their families get what americans have promised the world. yeah, you know, so many times during these last couple of years for this immigration dewad debate has been raging. i've listened to americans talk about imgrants, in particular, latinos as though they're foreign and bring different values to the counsel tri. i represent san antonio. and we have latinos who have been here for generations. been serving in the military. been getting good education, they're professionals. they bring the same faith, the same values, the same work ethic that have made america great. in fact, they have been part of making america great. so, during this debate that we have in congress, i hope that folks will recognize that this community that they're talking about is a community that has been contributing greatly to the success of the united states. it's not a johnny-come-lately community. >> m

the demonstration was organized by the american dream counsel and moveon.org. they are asking the public to contact john boehner. >> we are focusing our rally on john boehner and asking him to pay attention to what is good for the country instead of protecting himself. >> the group says they will target any lawmaker who tries to cut a deal over the fiscal cliff. >>> thousands will pause saturday to remember those who lost their lives serving our country. [ bagpipes playing ] >> the kickoff was held today at the state capttle. -- capital. >> makes you quietly think that, one, you are glad to be an american, you have to say thank you to these individuals who gave their service to the country. >> 400,000 wreaths are expected to be placed this weekend. >>> vandals hit a radio station for a third time and knock it off the air. how they got around the alarm system. >> how low temperatures will drop and when rain returns to the bay area. a teen says he was given days to live, the gift that saved his life. ays have my favorite coffee? well, inside the brewer, there's a

it's ultimately the american dream so i think we need to go back to and some argue against me, but weo back to running our country like a business, and there is benefits in small businesses. we create jobs. we're also providing opportunities for people coming out of college. you know, there's so many kids e-mailing me asking for an opportunity, and a lot of times it's tough because i know the cost associated with hiring those kids out of college. neil: you -- >> there needs to be more incentives. neil: get worse, though, because the environment, and health care getting bigger, and, of course, the move in congress not to tackle entitlements, when i was there yesterday, leave entitlements alone, leading me to believe government's going to get bigger. >> that's what majority of americans want; right? re-election of president obama, bigger government is better, give me free stuff. neil: i know if they wanted that, but just both sides get something done. i think the left is overreading it as a stamp of approval for just government largeness. you and i might disagree. i hope i'm right, fear

poll after poll still shows that we are a center-right 70/30 country. 70% of americans want the american dream idea. only 30% want the welfare state. we risk hitting a tipping point in our society where we have more takers than makers in the society. where we will have turned our safety net into a hammock that lulls able-body people to lie in complacency, which drains them of will and incentive. >> moreç takers than makers in august of 2012. >> yeah. i'm sorry to put a dampener on this, but i'm not as optimistic about this change in rhetoric. if you looked at any number of focus groups and polls throughout the campaign, if you actually took the majority of mitt romney's language, he always talked about the middle class. they were looking at the same data. you want everyone to believe in the american dream and get on. the democrats want people to get a handout. that's obviously a caricature, but when you look at what the policies actually are, when you look at how you create opportunity in the republican conservative mind, that actually is espoused by rubio and paul ryan, you're looking at a r

grew up reaching for their piece of the american dream. the most significant thing was when i went to join the boy scouts boy scouts of america. my mother taking up to scout to be good you robert plant with the original blue if one thousand nine hundred thirty three to nine hundred eighty three parked in the neighborhood right there so i go up there to join the boy scouts my mother did with the scout master. it was nice but he chose my mother well i don't know what some parents might object because it was a white truth. to say be prepared to do a good turn daily the scout is is trustworthy loyal friend it could just kind of be careful brave clean and referee that's the boy scouts of america bunch of races. with names like the businessmen gladiators and sloss and it's black teenagers began forming their own street fights returned. to the neighborhood was situated in an area where we were assigned and designated to lucille ball parks and sixty second to call slots and box that's where the name comes from to. you. tube. slawson evolved into w

. >> reporter: finally tonight, for generations, american homebuyers have dreamed of g ving large.a crowd metropolitan area, people are peoplzing their dreams and learning that living well doesn't always require a whole lot of room. >> oh, my god, i would love this. >> dubois: lee pera, brian levy, and jay austin are building little boxes on an urban hillside in the middle of washington. >> my home will be roughly 210 square feet. >> maybe 180-200 square feet. >> reporter: they have turned ommunince vacant lot into a tiny home community, living small in a city short on space. >> driven by a desire for financial freedom, not financial necessity. i think that tiny homes are really great for people who want to live simply, who want to live within their means. >> dubois: across the country the tiny home movement is catching on. n. addition to freestanding structures, overcrowd cities, including new york and san cturcisco, are experimenting with capsule apartments, residences of less than 300 square feet. we'e've been trending towards tighter and exact spaces for some time. >> reporter:

. >> we believe in the american dream. we embrace it. we are american citizens. and this goes contrary to everything that i believe. >> reporter: the women obtain tourist visas and having their babies here. though the practice is legal, the city is investigating. jodie velasquez is a neighbor and sees pregnant asian women come and go. >> they are eight to nine months pregnant, walking around the neighborhood. >> reporter: we tried to get a comment from this man, who was about to drive through the house gate, but he claims not to speak english. i spoke off camera with a building code expert employed by the homeownerment he -- homeowner. he says he was hired to make sure additional rooms added were up to code. he says he saw no evidence of a maternity hotel. but neighborhood advocates argue otherwise and plan to protest the home on sunday. >> we're hoping that we will send the message loud and clear. >>> a man walks into a convenience store. this is not a joke. he may have left -- well, i don't know. he may have left almost $200 million richer. that's no joke. look