that's 1/3 of the private sector according to the arizona state university professor and add to that -- and i don't know what the overall percentage is and i don't want to speculate without some basis of knowledge, but we have 33% of the former private sector taken over by the obama administration now in control of the management or ownership or control of these private sector entities and now we are at 33%. obamacare has passed. that's about a consensus of the counts right at 17.5% of the overall economy of the health care. 17--- 17.5%.%- 18% bus 13% is 51% oo the former private sector activity under the ownership, management or control of the federal government. 51 mrs. what did tyler tell us out of scotland and in summary terrs, when the public understands that they can vote themselves benefits on that day, democracy ceases to exist. here wer we are seeing data that only 47% of the households that 47% of the households zoont pay taxes. 47%. we don't have a number to show us the percentage of individuals. if 47% don't pay federal income tax that tells us we are only 3.0001% away fr

." >> arizona state university hosted this 90 minute event. >> good morning, everyone. am the president of arizona state university and i would like to welcome you to this panel on getting back in the race in the american education future. i do not know that the question is one of the fixing because i generally think that it is not about failures but that it is about seizing opportunities that we now live in a rapidly expanding economy in. we are growing to 400 million people, powerful forces, change, social change, economic change, competitiveness, diversification in our culture. these mean if you're going to move forward. educational performance has to be constantly enhanced and we need to find new ways to do things. i will not be labor the numbers, but a our performance has peaked. now it is time to look the achievements we have made in the past. we need to gain additional wages for these to be enhanced. we need to enhance the learning process, use technology, and i will not go through all of that. we will not spend time on introductions. we will spend time on answeri

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on education with speakers representing universities, state education departments, the federal parkman -- the federal government partner, and private sector. arizonanutes. >> good morning everyone. i'm president of arizona state university, and i would like to welcome you to this panel on getting back in the race: american education's future and fixing it. i do not know that the question is one of fixing because i generally think that it is not about failures. it is about seizing opportunities. so we now live in a very rapidly expanding and growing democracy the senses will probably report between 310 million or 312 million people growing to 400 million people. powerful forces of change, social change, economic change, economic challenge, competitiveness, powerful forces, positive forces of diversification in our culture, which means if you are going to move forward on to a democracy of a size we are now within and what will be in the future, and educational performance has got to be constantly enhaaced. we have to look to innovation. we have to look to finding new ways to do things because it is clear from the numbers -- i'm not going to believe

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administration and that's 1/3 of the private sector activity according to prfsor boyles at arizona state university, 1/3, then along came obamacare which passed. the gentleman earlier talked about that being 17% of the economy. the number i see 17.5%. we're with within half a percentage point. when i added up, i added 18% to 33%, takes us to 51%. the question is whether it's 50.5% or 51% of the private sector activity taken over by this government, three large investment banks, a.i.g., fannie mae, freddie mac, all the student loans in america, chrysler, now the nationalization of our bodies, of our health care, taking away our a person's individual choices on how they'll manage their health care, what insurance policies they'll buy, because after all, the drug choices administration -- excuse me me, the health choices administration czar they call him a commissioner, i call him a commiczarissioner will write the rules later. the president of the united states can say, i guarantee that this policy will be able to you when obamacare is implemented. not one. he promised america that if you like your h

now that totals to 1/3 of the private sector activity as described as professor boyle at arizona state university some months ago. and when you add to that 17.5% of our economy, which is underneath the now ownership, management, control of this administration called obamacare. now we're up to 51%. remember 33 and 18, 51%. the financial services package ppwhich looks like it's very difficult to block and most likely to end up on the president's desk, as much as i'd reich to stand in its way, -- as much as i'd like to stand in its way, is another 15% of our economy. now we're up to 66% of our economy swallowed up if the financial package gets to the president's desk. behind that cap and trade or cap and tax, a tax on everything that moves in america. it takes energy to move anything. it takes energy for me to raise my hand. so many calories burned up for a push-up. i suppose somebody knows that number, madam speaker. but some say that cap and trade is about 8% of our economy. i think it's larger. i think it grows into being larger. it may well start out at 8%. so 66% that we're at now in the total

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