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necessarily take a victory lap and talk about the recovery of the detroit auto industry, but new ceo andon gm's the manufacturer in michigan who is turning around the workforce, job training. and i thoughtthat it was manufacturing specific and michigan-specific. in ohio and the second and north carolina. he did make mention of fuel economy standards and his efforts going forward to make those stronger for new tracks. >> based on what he did or did not say about the auto industry, is it your sense that the white house feels that we have pivoted, that we have made the turned the industry is on the rebound and the recovery we have been seeing in the improving number of car sales will continue in the year ahead? >> the auto industry has come around. all the automakers are turning a profit. detroit came off of its auto show that had high attendance, the highest attendance in about 11 years. i did think it was interesting that he did not make mention of in the sense that general motors is no longer -- the treasury department no longer has any stake in general motors. it was surprising that he di

we are still punishing some of the iraqi people who were not for of the previous regime andons that are political unfair. processe the political is now strengthened and we need to act seriously and quickly. the next elections are very important and may face many problems. the situation will be stable and avoid anye should political measures that are provocative as happened the day before yesterday, the decision to start a military campaign against the provinces which led to a reaction. also what is happening in the other province. al qaeda is there and we should fight al qaeda and the clans are fighting at this point but not everything is terrorism. demands andlitical rights. and problems that the political solutions, not military arrangements. i am ready to answer your questions but let me state once again that iraq is on a crossroad. give a successful example of a democratic system in a troubled era or god for bid we will move into something similar to the syrian situation and this is to be expected if the problems are not faced in the right way. needst this point ,econciliation, wisd

they have spent about $20 , andon over the last year they are serious about this, as well as in washington>> seth, hold that thought. keri back in. they have huge amounts of money. they can hire compliance lawyers or anything that we need. this is not like a mom and pop, regional bank. what does this mean? >> i think it means that going to have to clear out the rest of its investigations. going on in asia, and then there are the other issues with the foreign exchange and interest rates and things like that, and then we will see what happens to be jpmorgan brand and the stock price and if they can get back to the fundamentals of making money and having record returns when all of these are behind them. until we clear out the case files, we are really not going to know. thes far as how you see jpmorgan competitive stance, do they eventually win more business, or is it immaterial? >> i think it this point, a lot of people that i have spoken to think that at this point it is immaterial. however, that can change at any point. clients could decide to take their business elsewhere. i do not think

harder andon became harder until our ambassador in london was shot in his head. then israel took a decision to send our air to attack terrorist targets in lebanon. in reaction, they started heavy shelling of our settlements and. on the 16th of may, 1982. we faced a very dangerous situation and the government decided on the fifth to move to destroy the plo terrorist infrastructure, and that's what we did. those tragic events that took later,ter -- place neither myself nor any other involved in these atrocities. foundquiring commission fault in me not anticipating that the event could have .appened nobody of us to participate -- did participate in it. >> tom friedman writes a paragraph here. it goes right to this whole issue. he says, sharon knew how strong israel was and believed wrongly that this military strength could it almost mechanical conflicts, deeply rooted political problems, the tiny israel could drive the plo syria lebanon, neutralize and forcese muslims, the palestinians living in the west bank and gaza strip to .ccept israeli rule sharon did not know

when you start getting into jobs and retail andon working in restaurants and things like that, it gets trickier. americansa lot of willing to take on that kind of work. a lot of undocumented workers are definitely working in that field. one of the things we saw in the senate will, they create a new visa for workers in low skill work. janitorial jobs and restaurants. the thinking is trying to strike the balance between a lot of employers trying to cut corners, but the demand for the work is still there. they think they can regulate it a little better that way if they create a new visa category and whatble to monitor employment conditions are in the country on a year-to-year basis and allow a certain number of foreign workers to come in and take the jobs. you at worktime enforcement on top of that and the thinking employer, i i am a could not hire undocumented immigrants and then i would have access to some foreign workers if i really needed them. >> bonnie seemed particularly concerned about vaccination issues. is that thing that is a concern in other communities? not that i've come acr

facebook, andone, twitter. the union, live on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. onour guest tomorrow morning the washington journal will also take a look at the state of the union address, starting with ken walsh, followed by utah covers been jason chaffetz -- hungers been jason chaffetz -- congr essman jason chaffetz. from fccoday we heard commissioner michael riley. he spoke at the hudson institute. here are some of his remarks. >> said you were involved in , and most people when they read that provision are surprised that the court interpreted it the way they did we can you give us any color about what you thought 706 meant when it was originally written? what kind of voice you will have as they go forward in interpreting the boundaries of 706 authority? >> i do not want to say too much, because that is something we may or may not tackle going forward. i would suggest, and i hope mike all equal to or with the -- my colleague will convercur with me, i think it is a fair analysis, similar to what people would refer to as congressional finding. it's weight should

how does this connect to the andonal debate on marijuana about kentucky's use of industrial hemp. >> hemp is a totally different plant, there shouldn't be any confusion on the marijuana and hemp issue. number two, hemp, approved by our state legislature on a broad bipartisan basis, has the potential to be a new crop for kentucky farmers. senator rand paul actually was the first person to sort of bring this to the agenda in kentucky and what the farm bill provision allows is for the commissioner of agriculture to engage in pilot projects to find out in effect if there is a market for industrial hemp, has nothing whatsoever to do with the marijuana issue. i'll take one more if there is one. >> is there any appetite among the republicans for a minimum wage increase. >> appetite for what? >> a minimum wage increase? >> it seems to me the last thing we ought to be doing is destroying jobs. and on one of the sunday shows sunday, i made the point that the vast majority of people who work at the minimum wage are young people. the people who are suffering under this administration, the highes

when you start getting into jobs and retail andon working in restaurants and things like that, it getsckier. americansa lot of willing to take on that kind of work. a lot of undocumented workers are definitely working in that field. one of the things we saw in the senate will, they create a new visa for workers in low skill work. janitorial jobs and restaurants. the thinking is trying to strike the balance between a lot of employers trying to cut corners, but the demand for the work is still there. they think they can regulate it a little better that way if they create a new visa category and whatble to monitor employment conditions are in the country on a year-to-year basis and allow a certain number of foreign workers to come in and take the jobs. you at worktime enforcement on top of that and the thinking employer, i i am a could not hire undocumented immigrants and then i would have access to some foreign workers if i really needed them. >> bonnie seemed particularly concerned about vaccination issues. is that thing that is a concern in other communities? not that i've come across.