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it includes merrill lynch, bear stearns, american express, ameriquest mortgages. the proposed consumer financial protection agency would eliminate predatory mortgages. it would police the kind of financial products that nearly brought down the entire economy. it would regulate the credit card industry with rates and fees. don't think for a second that those corporate clients want any of that. as for lies, we know they work, whether created by luntz, or sarah palin or michelle bachmann or insert your name here, betsy mccoy. look at how republicans responded in a poll which we briefly referred last night. 63% of republican respondents believe obama is a socialist. no one asked if you could define that. 36% believe he was not born in the united states. another 22% not sure. 21% think a.c.o.r.n. stole the election even though obama won by the largest margin since ronald reagan and no one explains how they would have stolen it. 39% think president obama should be impeached for something. let's bring in the former deputy campaign manager for president obama and head of

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how the american people expressed their response to the court, and how does that translate into judicialthe obama administration in the state of massachusetts, and one could say the administration has failed. so the american people had begun reacting to the president, but suppose thatñr the president has come to talk about it with citizens united. how does that make a difference? >> these are two different outcomes. with congress and the president, for all the bad things that have happened over history, stripping the jurisdiction, it can stir the up to do that. the public is an outer shell. i think they are cautious. they read the stories of people who are not activists of all but they heard about roe and were shot there is a right to abortion, mobilized, organized from the bottom up. the next thing you know, there is a vibrant offered. >> this has been mentioned not just by united but also by the roberts corp., assuming constitutional customer >> their house, where people are energized. thereçó are organizations who ae energizing them. the remarkable thing is that obama understands the

among attending, heads of american express, microsoft's steve ballmer and frederick smith and john chamberscisco, coincidentally, leading the few nasdaq stocks in the green today. >> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera, overseas worries don't stop with sovereign debt. is a major trade war with china about toic night? >> i'm dennis kneale. start with bob pisani at the big board, sir? >> reporter: similar to january and february last year, it wasn't pretty there either. we dropped all through january. last week we stabilized january. then after a few calm days in the beginning of february, last year, we dropped again. didn't hit a bottom until the beginning of march. the big sectors, we're clearly in correction territory in some of the groups that we watch closely here. the gold stocks have been down notely. many down 7%, 8%. much of the decline is today from the january 19th highs that we saw in the market. semi cuconductors down 11%. airlines, health care services. if you find a correction more than 10%, these sectors are in connection territory. then the materials, where you get a lot of phrases l

i would tell source it to american express, visa or mastercard because i don't think the federal governmentment it. [applause] and then i wouldn't focus on the person who's an undocumented worker who happens to be here. i would focus on the employers and say to the employers economic penalty for not obeying fall is going to be horrendous but that only works if you have a guest worker program so that the employer has an easy reliable and legal way been able to deal with it so if you raise a good question on taxes on p.m. for an option at the present time i think it's hard to replace the income tax like my friend john linder and kneal boards have a great book on the fair tax and i'm confident we could have a long discussion on that. i think it is very hard to get to for a variety of reasons. i think the interim best step is to have an optional flat tax where you can keep the current complicated code or having one page alternative that is extraordinarily simple. you decide which one is better and you can do either. a number of places now adopt that. [applause] >> good morning. my name is bald

where we thought job growth could be predicated on the availability of an american express card -- thatis not going to get fixed overnight. it is not going to happen again. we have to lay a foundation for the fact that -- how do we address the fact that largely for the last decade we did not create jobs, and people saw their wages flat line or stagnate? those are monumental challenges. whose fault is will be decided by history. there are 8.4 million people who do not care about history. they want jobs. >> i want to add -- the report is all facts. it is not trying to shift blame. it is just trying to said here are the challenges we face. that is what the economic report is supposed to do. it supplies the motivation for policies going forward. >> [unintelligible] that is pretty tepid growth. i am wondering if you are saying -- if we get the jobs filled, to you think the job growth can be stronger than not? ford does that assume that? >> 95,000 is conservative. i think the blue-chip came out and the house a question. they think on average in 2010 it will be 116,000 jobs a month. you're in

there's tea party nation, tea party patriots, tea party express, new american tea party, tax day tea party, tea party revolution, just to name a few. and some of the factions are furious with how this convention is set up -- for profit, charging $550 per delegate. >> when somebody steps up, and they say that their purpose of putting on a convention like this is to make a profit, it essentially is the antithesis of a grass roots movement. >> reporter: the keynote speaker, sarah palin, will be receiving a reported $100,000 for her appearance saturday night, though palin says she will not pocket the money. >> i won't personally gain from being there. the speaker's fee will go right back into the cause. >> reporter: so, some controversy in this first-ever national convention. john berman, abc news, nashville, tennessee. >> certainly a different version of grass roots. >>> when we come back, ketchup in a cup. the replacement idea for those tough-to-open packets. >>> big banks, big trouble. charges filed against bank of america and its former chief. >>> and a homecoming of sorts this morni

some of you have probably had situations where you will get a call from visa or american express saying did you make a charge i am but a cerus -- buenos aires? were you in boca raton in this date? they have analyzed what are the billing practices and want to get ahead of what may be fraudulent activity. we're doing a similar operation where we now have an opportunity to share real time data with those at the justice department. we have analysts who are looking at various patterns to try and have boots on the ground to go and quickly check out what in the world is happening. the strategies are paying off. later today, you have a panel dealing with geographic variation in health care. let me give you an example of how we are using our current tools. miami-dade county is home to 2% of the medicare beneficiaries who are receiving home health benefits. in recent months, they have 90% of the home health patients receiving more than $100,000 of care every year. you do not need a ph.d. in statistics to see that something is going on. in fact, we moved one of the strike forces into the miami are

some of you have probably had situations where you will get a call from visa or american express sayingmake a charge i am but a cerus -- buenos aires? were you in boca raton in this date? they have analyzed what are the billing practices and want to get ahead of what may be fraudulent activity. we're doing a similar operation where we now have an opportunity to share real time data with those at the justice department. we have analysts who are looking at various patterns to try and have boots on the ground to go and quickly check out what in the world is happening. the strategies are paying off. later today, you have a panel dealing with geographic variation in health care. let me give you an example of how we are using our current tools. miami-dade county is home to 2% of the medicare beneficiaries who are receiving home health benefits. in recent months, they have 90% of the home health patients receiving more than $100,000 of care every year. you do not need a ph.d. in statistics to see that something is going on. in fact, we moved one of the strike forces into the miami area, one of

there's tea party nation, tea party patriots, tea party express, new american tea party, tax day teaarty, tea party revolution -- just to name a few. and some of the factions are furious with how this convention is set up for profit, charging $550 per delegate. >> when somebody steps up, saying their purpgs to put on a convention like this is to make a profit, it is the antithesis of a grass roots movement. >> reporter: the keynote speaker, sarah palin, will be receiving reported $100,000 for her appearance saturday night, though palin says she will not pocket the money. >> i won't personally gain from being there. the speaker's fee will go right back into the cause. >> reporter: so what's next for the tea party groups? they're targeting republican primaries across the country. the most prominent, the florida senate race, where they are campaigning against charlie crist, but they also have their eyes on races in california, colorado, new hampshire and kentucky. they want 2010 to be their year. diane? >> all right, john, and as you know, of course, the tea party members take at least

some of you have probably had situations where you will get a call from visa or american express saying did you make a charge i am but a cerus -- buenos aires? were you in boca raton in this date? they have analyzed what are the billing practices and want to get ahead of what may be fraudulent activity. we're doing a similar operation where we now have an opportunity to share real time data with those at the justice department. we have analysts who are looking at various patterns to try and have boots on the ground to we have analysts who are looking at various patterns to try and then have boots on the ground to go and very quickly check out what in the world is happening. the strategies are already paying off. later today you have a panel dealing with geographic variation in healthcare. but let me just give you an example of how we're using our current tools. miami-dade county is home to 2% of the medicare beneficiaries who are receiving home health benefits. but in recent months they have 90% of the home health patients receiving more than $100,000 of care every year. now, you don't

i would out sources to american express, visa or mastercard because i don't think the government canmplement it. [applause] and then i would focus on the person who is an undocumented worker. i would focus on the employers and i would say the employers, the economic penalty for not obeying the law is going to be her in this but that only works if you have a guest worker program said the employer has an easy reliable and legal way of being able to deal with it so i think you raise a good question. on taxes, i am for an option because at the present time it is very hard to replace the income tax and my dear friend john linder and neal bortz of the book out on the fair tax and i'm confident we could have a long discussion on that. i think it is very hard to get to. i think the interim step is to have an optional flat tax we need to keep the current complicated code or you could have a one-page alternative that is extraordinarily simple. you decide which one is better for you. and number of places now have adopted that. [applause] >> good morning. my name is bob and i am running for cong

talk about where we thought somehow job growth could be predicated on the ability of getting an american express or housing loan. that's not going to get fixed overnight and it's never under the president's ideas not going to happen again. what we have to do is lay a foundation for the fact that how do we address for the fact largely for the last decade we didn't create jobs and people saw their wages either flatline or stagnate? those are monumental challenges. whose fault it is will be decided by history. there are 8.4 million people that don't care what history decides. they want a job. >> i just want to add exactly what the entire report, it is all facts. it's simply not -- it's not trying to shift blame. it's just trying to say, here are the challenges that we face. it's fundamentally -- it's what the economic report is supposed to do. it's saying, what's the motivation for the policies going forward? >> what are the numbers -- for 95,000 payroll creation and that's a pretty tepid growth. and i'm just wondering, are you saying if you get the jobs bill that you think the jobs growth can be s

god's grace and the compassion and decency of the american people is expressed through the men and womenlike that corpsmen. and as secretary clinton said, it's expressed through multiple faith-based efforts, by evangelicals at world relief, and the american jewish world service, and main line proud opportunities. by americans of no faith and every faith, uniting around a common purpose, a higher purpose. it's inspiring. this is what we do as americans in times of trouble. we unite, recognizing that such crisis call on all of us to act, recognizing that there but for the grace of god go i, recognizing that life's most sacred responsibility, one affirmed, as hillary said, as to sacrifice something of ourselves for a person in need. sadly, though, that spirit is too often absent when tackling the long term, but no less profound issues facing our country and the world. too often, that spirit is missing without the tragedy, the earthquake or tsunami, that can shake us out of complacency. we become numb to the day-to-day crisis. the slow-moving tragedies of children without food and men withou

some of you have probably had situations where you will get a call from visa or american express sayingwere you in boca raton in this date? they have analyzed what are the billing practices and want to get ahead of what may be fraudulent activity. we're doing a similar operation where we now have an opportunity to share real time data with those at the justice department. we have analysts who are looking at various patterns to try and have boots on the ground to go and quickly check out what in the world is happening. the strategies are paying off. later today, you have a panel dealing with geographic variation in health care. let me give you an example of how we are using our current tools. miami-dade county is home to 2% of the medicare beneficiaries who are receiving home health benefits. in recent months, they have 90% of the home health patients receiving more than $100,000 of care every year. you do not need a ph.d. in statistics to see that something is going on. in fact, we moved one of the strike forces into the miami area, one of the first places that we targeted within a shor

how the american people expressed their response to the court, and how does that translate into judicialerendum on the obama administration in the state of massachusetts, and one could say the administration has failed. so the american people had begun reacting to the president, but suppose thatñr the president has come to talk about it with citizens united. how does that make a difference? >> these are two different outcomes. with congress and the president, for all the bad things that have happened over history, stripping the jurisdiction, it can stir the up to do that. the public is an outer shell. i think they are cautious. they read the stories of people who are not activists of all but they heard about roe and were shot there is a right to abortion, mobilized, organized from the bottom up. the next thing you know, there is a vibrant offered. >> this has been mentioned not just by united but also by the roberts corp., assuming constitutional customer >> their house, where people are energized. thereçó are organizations who ae energizing them. the remarkable thing is that obama under

god's grace, and the compassion and decency of the american people is expressed through the men and women like corpsman breshard, it's expressed through the armed forces, through the efforts of our entire government, through similar efforts from spain and other countries around the world. it's also, as secretary clinton said, expressed through multiple faith-based efforts. by evangelicals in world relief, by the american jewish world service, by hindu temples and mainline protestants, katherine relief services, african-american churches, the united states, by americans of every faith and no faith, uniting around a common purpose, a higher purpose. it's inspiring. this is what we do as americans in times of trouble. we unite, recognizes that such crises call on all of us to act, recognizing that there but for the god go on, recognizing that life's most sacred responsibility, when affirmed as hillary said by all of the world's great religions is to sacrifice something of ourselves for a person in need. sadly, though, that spirit is too often absent when tackling the long term, but no less p

there's tea party nation, tea party patriots, tea party express, new american tea party, tax day teae factions are furious with how this convention is set up. for-profit. charging $550 per delegate. >> when somebody steps up and say their purpose in putting on a convention like this is to make a profit, it certainly is the antithesis of a grassroots movement. >> reporter: the keynote speaker sarah palin will be receiving a reported $100,000 for her appearance saturday night. though palin says she will not pocket the money. >> i won't personally gain from being there. the speaker's fee will gright back into the caus >> reporter: some controversy in this first-ever national convention. john berman, abc news, nashville, tennessee. >>> still ahead, super bowl sunday is not a day to count calories. to control my diabetes, to zx is what i need stay healthy - and get on with my life. it comes from liberty medical. testing supplies - but it's where i get my prescription drugs as well. see if you're on medicare, the cost of your diabetes testing supplies as well as your prescription drugs may

. >>> that's the panda express arriving this morning in china delivering two american-born giant pandas to their new home. tai shan born in washington's national zoo and mai lan from the zoo in atlanta will become part of china's breeding program to save their endangered species. only about 1600 giant pans today remain in the wild. >>> back in washington, this condition's newest senator says he is anxious to get to work. scott brown, the massachusetts republican who won ted kennedy's former seat, was sworn in yesterday by vice president joe biden. senator brown told reporters he is willing to work with democrats on health care and the economy, but is concerned about huge new spending deficits. >> people back home, i can tell you, were very upset at the amount of spending not only in massachusetts, but you couple that with the amount of tax dollars that are being spent and sometimes wasted, people are fed up. >> brown gives republicans 41 senate vote, enough to blokt democrat prs pushing through president obama's agenda. >>> brown's surprise victory in massachusetts was thanks in part to

they have expressed a deeper disappointment over the disclosure of intelligence of a british executive by americans. as the east coast of north america struggles with snow, plenty of it, the west coast is the unseasonably warm. tricky, that, for the winter olympics. organizers had to import snow. there is a darker side to one of the world's most lovely cities, drug problems on the streets. >> vancouver had ambitions that were not dampened by the rain. olympic organizers have spent nearly $2 billion to show off their confident, modern metropolis. the shadow of the gleaming stadiums, there is another problem that no one is proud of. this is a downtown east side, every corner has a deal being done. a tough neighborhood for one of the worst drug problems in north america. within 20 minutes we found shirley smoking crack behind a dumpster. >> it is easier to buy it then it is a pack of cigarettes. >> there are many like her the downtown east side, the bottom rung of a dangerous food chain. dozens have been killed in the vancouver drug wars, caught up in turf battles. one hour away from the border with t

god's grace, and the compassion and decency of the american people is expressed through the men and women like carmen wishart. it is expressed to the efforts of our armed forces, through the efforts of our entire governme government. through similar efforts of spain and other countries around the world. it's also as secretary clinton said expressed through multiple faith-based efforts. by evangelicals, by the american jewish world service, by hindu temples and mainland protestant, catholic relief services, african-american churches, the united states. by americans of every faith and no faith, uniting around a common purpose, a higher purpose. it's inspiring. this is what we do as americans in times of trouble. we unite, recognizing that such crises call on all of us to act, recognizing that there but for the grace of god go us. recognizing that life's most sacred responsibility, one of firm as henry said, by all of the worlds great religions, is to sacrifice something of ourselves for a person in need. sadly though, that spirit is too often absent when tackling the long-term. but no less

can get a sense and some of this is in evidence as it were the americans regime change dealing with wmd, it is a different way of expressing the same proposition. the americans in this sense were saying we are for regime change because we don't trust the is ever going to give up his tebeau mt conditions. we say we have to deal with the wmd ambitions of that means regime change so be it. so it wasn't that we can at this from completely different positions. >> in preparation for this meeting at chequers, what kind of conclusions did you reach and what advice for you being given by your advisers? >> well, basically we were obviously now going -- we had the military action in afghanistan. it was obvious the american system and indeed our own system were going to look at the wmd issue and there was advice on options as to contant idf regime change and so on and so forth so all of those options were being explored. and as i say following that meeting and before i went to see president bush there was quite an intense interaction on this issue that sir roderick was raising with me about smart sanctions because i needed to get a se

god's grace and the compassion and decency of the american people is expressed through the men and womene he. it's expressed through the efforts of our armed forces and through the efforts of our entire government. through similar efforts from spain and other countries around the world. it's also a - as secretary clinton said spread through multiple evangelicals and american, jewish world service and main line temples and protestants. african-american churches. by americans of every faith and no faith, united around a common purpose. a higher purpose. it's inspiring. this is what we do as americans in times of trouble. we unite recognizing crisis call on all of us to react. there but for the grace of god, go i. recognizing that life's most sacred responsibility, one affirmed as i ri said by all of the world's great religions so sacrifice something of ourselves to a person in need. sadly, though, that spirit is too often absent when tackling the long-term. but no less profound issues facing our country and world. to often, that spirit is missing without a spectacular tragedy. the 9/11, ka

how the american people expressed their response to the court, and how does that translate into judicialion has failed. so the american people had begun reacting to the president, but suppose thatñr the president has come to talk about it with citizens united. how does that make a difference? >> these are two different outcomes. with congress and the president, for all the bad things that have happened over history, stripping the jurisdiction, it can stir the up to do that. the public is an outer shell. i think they are cautious. they read the stories of people who are not activists of all but they heard about roe and were shot there is a right to abortion, mobilized, organized from the bottom up. the next thing you know, there is a vibrant offered. >> this has been mentioned not just by united but also by the roberts corp., assuming constitutional customer >> their house, where people are energized. thereçó are organizations who ae energizing them. the remarkable thing is that obama understands the message of barry friedman's book. if you read model answers for students, me and all of m

here again, expressing what we hear continually. the american people are tired of talk.y want to see action and they want to see problem solved. and they want the laid out clearly. give a timeline of how we're going to move forward to address some of these problems. now, when it comes to being the party of no, which is something the mainstream media many times likes to say while the republicans are the party of no, we're the party of no. nobody is in in these bills. and we are against these policies that are being brought forward. increasing taxes is not a good part of policy. that is not something that needs to happen right now. indeed, when you have an economy that is in the situation that we're in right now, increasing taxes is not which you want to do. you want to move back and reduce taxes, increasing spending is not the right move to make. that sends the wrong message. it sends the wrong message to other nations that own the data of the united states. it sends the wrong message to the market. most importantly, it sends the wrong message to the taxpayers of this gre