model what the actual gooks you know the airplane you fricken loser you know and this is where bill black picks up on your theme of the dante circles of hell he comes up with ten and he says level ten is septic tank scum they deserve eternal hell these banks toure's deserve a physical hell of infinite torment and duration he said this is reserved the circle of hell is reserved for officers that directed control frauds that involve making predatory loans to more than ten thousand homeowners who lost their homes as a result of the frauds but all the way down at level four max he places the banks jurors who cost us our money instead of our homes goldman sachs and friends and he says they should be sentenced to a generic prison a life of boredom and a severe loss of freedom advocate equivalency if the bankers and the bank stirs want to go back to the. middle ages of service and lords they want to get rid of magna carta they want to get rid of a b.s. corpus they want to go in then under oath frickin obama he wants to get rid of anything that would stop the government from putting americans any

recently that was such an outrage against it that i haven't or in one sense let's turn here to bill black because we've had him on the show and he is one of the real thinkers behind this global insurrection against banker occupation he provides the legal the legal framework and he's in this headline max bill black dantes divine comedy bank stars edition he's responding to this quote from obama where he was interviewed on sixty minutes one of the things that surprised me the most about this poll was that when asked who your policies favor the most forty two percent said wall street only thirty five percent said. average americans my suspicion is some of that may have to do with the fact that there's not been any prosecutions criminal prosecutions of people on wall street i can tell you just from forty thousand feet that some of the most damaging behavior on wall street in some cases some of the least ethical behavior on wall street was made illegal. that's exactly why we had to change the laws so he's responding to obama claiming that there was nothing illegal gone on wall street and bill

laws so he's responding to obama claiming that there was nothing illegal done on wall street and bill black looks at it and he says that it was all based around these liar loans only fraudulent home lenders made liar's loans liar loans were endemically fraudulent lenders and their agents put the liason liars loaned appraisal fraud was endemic and led by lenders and their agents c.d.o. is backed by a liar loans were inherently fraudulent and he goes on and on so he said it's all fraudulent it's not under existing law and obama is wrong to suggest otherwise well what does this tell that from obama i can tell you from forty thousand feet in other words he's in the air force one on his way to hawaii to play a round of golf and his mind is on the golf course he'll say well you know from four thousand feet looking though it doesn't appear like anything's wrong and by the way i'm missing my do you done what i mean four thousand feet about six me. like you know mental model what the actual gooks you know the airplane you're frickin loser you know and this is where bill black picks up on your theme

and former banking regulator, bill black, professor of law at the university of missouri in kansas city benefit to learn quite a bit from. nice to see both of you here today. nice to see you in person. we've done some podcasting and what not. walk us through how influential -- before we get to the anecdotes, why are tax and bank policies so determinative as to whether you have investment in value creation or extraction and value destruction. >> well, we have a tax policy that encourages people to put money outside the u.s. and to invest it in ways that are not productive, because people are looking to get immediate, quick returns. so they're buying financial products and speculation rather than -- and heavily using borrowed money to do that, rather than things that take time to return, investing in ideas, factories, software development, things like that. >> and the same thing on the banking situation? why do we not see more money coming in, and why is there so much money going out? >> the banks drive it the opposite direction. they're like the engine pushing out, creating the pressure,

bill black needs to be that somebody had the guts to take them on during the lunch process you know somebody like that and you need a politician to back them up currently we have need them and that's the political side of it but you also argue that economists and the people that are there advising policy that they need to change to write well you know i mean the i'm waiting for max planck talked about in the buy side of a program suppose in a discipline he said progress in one funeral that is time and neoclassical economists the never going to die off the unfortunately you cannot persuade people who believe the mythical vision of reality and weave that their whole lives is dedicated to believing that why do you talk to crew when i have a lot of time for christmas policy conclusions but his analysis sidelocks him into a way of thinking about the world that he thinks is the only way i can analyze the economy they always fall back to it so my favorite there is all of a bland showed a little child who was head of the imus economic wing and was the founding editor of the american economic reviews

. >> bill: next on the run down marc lamont hill on president obama and the black vote. is there some trouble in those precincts. later quarterback tim tebow devoted christian, causing trouble on the field in the bell bill our pal marc lamont hill recently wrote a column saying that newt gingrich is an intellectual heavyweight that may hurt him in his run for president. please explain this in terms even i can understand. i read the claim. i didn't quite grasp it but you cede he is smart guy. >> very smart guy. >> understands policy and how the government runs. >> every debate. >> bill: you recognize his frame of reference is solid. >> absolutely. >> bill: then you say republicans don't like that? >> no, newt gingrich has been around for decades. republicans don't pick the smart guy. >> bill: how come he is leading in the polls then. >> they are deeply frustrated with romney because he he is as liberal as i am at least in his history. romney inflamed out. rick perry can't debate. he is the best option they have. >> bill: how did you arrive at the conclusion that republics

talking about major -- >> bill: calling the black leaders to the white house and having lunch with them? is that what what he is doing. >> the actual meeting was people in president obama's administration. people connecting. >> bill: intellectuals? >> every day people who are doing policy work. >> bill: so obama's guys and gals are now inviting selected african-american leaders to come to washington. >> that's one piece of it. but also going into communities and actually talking to every day people to find out what their key issues are and to make sure the people are registered to vote and come out to vote and understand the issues at stake. >> bill: that won't matter this year though because republicans are blocking the votes by asking for i.d.s at the polling places. >> i know it's tongue and cheek to you. voter suppression. do you have an i.d. >> you have to an i.d. to buy wine. republic beverage suppression? you have to have an i.d. to buy beer. you don't want an i.d. to vote. >> it's not necessary. it's not voter suppression. whether or not felons can vote. >> bill: felons can't vo

for all the buzz, tim tebow could prevent the bills from being blacked out on local tv. the bills have had three home games blacked out this season. 8-6 broncos trying to clinch it for the first time since 2005. kris humphreys who he was marriage to kim kardashian lasted as long as a car wash is the most hated player in the league. you marry kim kardashian and you are hated. or you divorce her and you are hated. >> it's got to be the first one. >> reggie bush is not hated. i'm just saying. >> kardashians. thanks, dan. >>> chalk one up for social networking. cops arrested and charged a woman for stealing the baby jesus. amanda crelia charged with grand larceny. she posted the figure on facebook. one of her friends contacted police. she took detectives to where she was hiding it. the statue is now back in the -- back in place at the central park shopping center. sorry. it's a statue of baby jesus, not baby jesus. >> we are glad he is back where he belongs. >>> an organization suffered a hit when the group's van was stolen. 50 pounds of food and cards intended for servicemen

. >> and bill ayers, black liberation theology. jeremy wright. ooted in socialism. >> did bill ayers write his first book? >> i don't know. >> i think so. >> he was bragging he did a fundraiser for obama. when you read black rib liberation theology, it's rooted in the socialology. >> i would like to give him the benefit of the doubt and not say it's something that's covert. but let's see what happens. the bottom line, whether it is or it isn't, you need a change. you have to have a change or we are in big trouble. >> you talked about we must repeal obamacare. you said something else that was interesting in the book. you said we've lost track with the self re liens that was preached by our founding fathers. you said by global standards, poor people in america are rich. >> true. that is true. but you know the other thing i said, and i very strongly talked about it in the book and it's very rarely talked about during the debates, we are being destroyed from the outside in. we are making bad deals with the world. china is going to make $350 billion on

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during a 2008 debate when the moderator asked him about the tony morrison quote that bill clinton was the first blackident. >> i would have to, you know, investigate more, you know, bill's dancing abilities. you know, some of this other stuff before i accurately judged whether he was, in fact, a brother. >> so maybe our presidential "soul train" isn't a terrible idea after all. i wonder what that would look like. ♪ >> there comes a time in every soldier's life where he must -- ♪ him jumping up and down ready to hop ♪ ♪ >> oy vey. i've seen the enemy, and it's karl rove. for more, let's turn to dr. james peterson, drkter of after director of africana studies. you spend your life trying to sparse the complicated interrelationships between what people say and do and what they're trying to signify. tell us what you make of bill o'reilly's assumption that african-american outreach means going on "soul train." >> well, this is just an attempt by mr. o'reilly to undermine the administration's efforts to reach out to the african-american community. he's well aware of the fact that this administration is seni

half they opened the day after thanksgiving, black friday. bill >>darya: , denies. it gets crazy this experience zoos have had in and and parking is not an issue. >>jackie: it is a calculated choice their retailers have made. for this year, they have really decided to extend these hours. >>darya: is good for people with an of work schedule. >>justine: we want to show everyone the list of stores, here is a list of new ones. many stores are opening early and staying late. sears is open from 7:00 a.m.-midnight. there is plenty of time to still do all of your shopping. we will take a break and be right back with much more right after this. for faugh fox >>james: here is a quick update on the weather. below freezing tenders in santa rosa, novato, napa, concord if any of your holiday plants take in that direction is going to be faulty. we're looking for a mix of sun and clouds. temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. elissa's as though tuesday of next week could be a chance for us to see some rain. let's find out about traffic with george. >>george: we are not tracking

bill black is tracking the story, live in moscow. phil what do you know?ol, that we're working here at the moment. the facts are still being confirmed here for us. we know that from the russian customs services they say that some sort of radiation alarm weekend off at one of moscow's two major airports today, and they inspected one of the passengers piece of luggage as a result of that. inside they say they found 18 metal objection packed in individual steel cases. they performed initial tests on these steel cases, and they discovered that they exceeded radiation by 200 -- 20 times according to russian customs. they conducted further tests and discover a radio isotope. according to russian customs can only be obtained from nuclear reactor operation. now, an interesting twist here. while they say those tests, further tests, were being conducted, the passenger, who was due to fly on a flight from moscow to tehran fled. disappeared. they don't know where he is. they are still looking for him. we've spoken to the russian atopic energy agentomic energy division

hey, what are these little black dots all over your bill, plato? aviva: did you say dots?h sensors. yes, but a little different. that's it! the sensory secret is in the platypus. right there on the tip of her bill. maybe it's not too late for you and i to figure this out and fix this mess. i'll never doubt a platypus again. or a kratt brother? don't push it. (beeping) martin, tortuga, come in. chris, where are you, brother? about a mile downriver, i think. i'm setting a trap to stop gourmand from cooking the platypus eggs. but there's not much time, and i'm teeny. uh-oh. (chris groaning) ow. that'll leave a mark. guys, i've got his coordinates. great. chris, hang tight. i'm on my way, with platypus power. cool! i'm almost there with these platypus bill sensors. i'll send the bill attachment as soon as it's ready. great! because i'm not coming back without your eggs, plato. these will work much better in the water. gourmand: oh! i cannot believe i let that wild kratt crouton get away. ah, but cooking endangered animals always makes me feel better. (chuckling) man: uh, servi

bill: this black hole formed by the collapse of a star, gravity so strong not even light can escape.e know. nasa discover as new planet similar to earth sitting outside our solar system. seems to be ideal place for life, 72 and sunny. it is like palm springs. what does this tell us? we'll take a star trek with editor-in-chief of discover magazine later in our show. do you know how long it takes to get to the planet? martha: we won't make it, i know that. bill: if you were on the space shuttle, 22 million years. how do they find this stuff? we'll find out. >> isn't that amazing though? bill: close your mouth. martha: oh my. remember that expression, you kiss your mother with that mouth? that may apply to blago in that situation. who could forget the recorded wiretaps almost three years ago that was? capturing a sitting governor trying to sell president obama's former senate seat. now as we look at video of rod blagojevich heading to court we'll find out whether he spends most of the next two decades behind bars. mike tobin live for us at the federal courthouse in chicago. mike, what d

. >>> there will be a museum dedicated black history and culture. the bill president obama is now expected to sign that will make that happen. >>> plus, parts of the northeast can they get a white christmas. the storm that could be headed our way. now to new york for this morning's tech bites. >> reporter: in today's tech bites big news for sports fans. for the first time ever, the superbowl and other post season nfl games will be streamed live online and with verizon mobile app. viewers will get additional content such as game stats. into now a new yahoo app identifies what you are watching and provides links to live discussions and twitter streams and show try yeah. wall street journal was impressed -- >> it listens to what you are watching after you tap the i condoesn't matter if it's a youtube cliff or tivoed show or a live game show or sports event on your tv. >> reporter: into now is a free app for apple and android devices -- devices and the song friday was the most watched even if the comments were negative. those are your tech bites. >>> now "good m

statement would be true is if this were 1996 and the president in the oval office was bill clinton and the articulate black colin powell. herman cain, i don't know what planet he is living on, but he's delusional. >> planet pizza? >> sure. >> let's get to the debate in iowa tonight. you described in your column that i read this morning, you described this race size like a reality tv show. we are having the 18th or 19th episode tonight. it has been fantastic. for people like yourself who take the republican party seriously. >> i try. >> this is horrifying. >> it's embarrassing, absolutely. there have been embarrassing moments that were at the hands of candidates and some by the media. there is enough blame to go around. when you have two guys out there trying to outdo each other on who is the better rich person at a time when joblessness and the economy or at the forefront of these issues, it is embarrassing. let me tell you this. it's reminiscent of 2004. democrats trotted out whacky characters and john kerry and john edwards and howard dean. it was john kerry's to lose. he was up against a very unpopular

. >> bill: people are adding personnel. there was a big buying on black >> black friday 16% higher than a year ago. 6% higher for four days. >> bill: all of this is good for everybody in your opinion. >> absolutely. >> bill: i subscribe to that i don't think we should put the welfare of americans below politics. i mean. >> absolutely. >> bill: sit on the sideline for politics. but, you know, we still have 15 trillion-dollar debt. for me, that's the biggest issue. >> you bet. >> bill: when you look at the stock market though, it didn't go up today. it was flat. so you think if the employment rate went down, go up another 200 points. >> this market moved up 500 points. on the week, bill, the dow jones industrials up 7%. do you remember i said to you, in the middle of october. >> hold your stuff. because i really believe we are at a turning point. we are starting to see higher industrial production. pending home sales. retail sales are gaining. >> bill: it's getting better. >> it's strengthening. will will why didn't the stock market go up another 100 points

bill. and then blackness. what came next he would reconstruct later for flashes of recollections. shattered head throbbing, of body bleeding, they reach agusta and is tossed to the ground his arms around the trunk of the tree his legs are laid out in front of them and pitch pored over them in under his feet they pileup kindling and the flame catches the tar to steer the flesh the feet are on the flier the attacker sees his broken head to pull out in clumps they cut off the strips of scalp making the blood rundown have remarkably survived. later a doctor comes to the blazer he is confined setting the broken bones and is above that it guard moved and allows him to let him get away he arrives in to the border of south carolina to take shelter with loyalist friend. this may not sound like the american revolution you learned about in school. but today i open with the story of thomas brown one of the early episodes because i want to ask you to throw out about to put in a way out of your mind and follow me instead through a looking glass to see the american revolution from the other side

black council member. >> thomas attended the meeting. he voted for the bill. a final vote is expected december 20. >>> we turn to vote 2012. the first debate in virginia at's senate race will be held today. george allen and tim kaine will debate each other for 90 minutes. the two former governors are not the only candidates, but the other six did not meet the qualifications. >>> coming up in our next hour, an update on the presidential race. what the president is saying about the economy and why republicans are urging candidates to skip the debate hosted by donald trump. dat>>> and aide faces possible conviction. they found him guilty of trying to suppress the african american vote with a call during last year's election for governor. the call said that martin o'malley had already run the race. he is scheduled to be sentenced in february. >>> 4:49. rob blogoyovich is expected to address the judge today. yesterday, his lawyers and admitted he is guilty of corruption. they convicted him of trying to sell or trade president obama's former senate seat. the judge i