countries saw their borrowing costs shoot up again but economics journalist patrick young says the bracks have to stop cashing in on the troubles big european union being like fund is on the verge of running out of money i should use one of those major economies such as. and every day the market is saying it is terrified of the debt that has been built up in the system and it's appalled by the fact that nobody in the euro zone wants to actually lead a side of this problem i think the public is being kept in the dark and it's been sent a lot of smooth messages from the political classes that don't really hold up to the stark reality of markets i think the problem is that ultimately banks are going to have to lose money as part of this entire play they originally bought a lot of these bonds thinking that would be an endless nerve via not of cheap interest rates for all of these countries and effectively to give it up but players over governments need to step in they need to restructure the market and we actually need to see that demon the word the thoughts in other words some of the boards

. >> it would be like telling rick perry this number of jobs in texas that you've been bracking on come from federal defense jobs that go to texas. but -- >> exactly. >> partly it's frustration that some seem to be expressing along the way at the way the president negotiates with republicans. he is trapped because the ipd pents want to see him a compromiser and get something done. the base wants to see him go up against them. this is the president describing his negotiating strategy as if he were negotiating how to pay for the shopping bills with michelle. >> in my house if i said, you know, michelle, honey, we've got to cut back. we're going to have you stop shopping completely. you can't buy shoes. you can't buy dresses. but i'm keeping my golf clubs. that wouldn't go over so well. >> maureen dowd points out that perhaps michelle should be sent in to negotiate with speaker boehner and the republicans. >> she might get a 9-1 deal. i don't think that's very strong. i think it's a bit upper middle class to be talking about golf clubs and dresses and people right now are in a recession th

black and half of the blacks who did see or remember a perpetrator thought that that perpetrator was brack. so there wasn't even a perpetrator in the story. people assumed there was and most people assumed that the perpetrator was black. so people have internalized those oottudes and thoots why our educational system has to do more. that's why we have to do more in each of our families to try to root out those issues and prejudices and those subtle saumples -- assumptions that people make. host: let's get a couple more from calls in here. caller: good morning. it was a long time ago when we start having slaves on this continent and it's only been 150 years since it was abolished. and usually it takes centuries and centuries two groups of people to finally start getting along. how much progress can we really expect to make in only a century and a half? host: san jose california. john on the line. caller: i just wanted to comment. it's kind of easy to see the political association just by the expression of the guests on your show this morning but i want to go back on the race that i think it

black and half of the blacks who did see or remember a perpetrator thought that that perpetrator was brack. so there wasn't even a perpetrator in the story. people assumed there was and most people assumed that the perpetrator was black. so people have internalized those oottudes and thoots why our educational system has to do more. that's why we have to do more in each of our families to try to root out those issues and prejudices and those subtle saumples -- assumptions that people make. host: let's get a couple more from calls in here. caller: good morning. it was a long time ago when we start having slaves on this continent and it's only been 150 years since it was abolished. and usually it takes centuries and centuries two groups of people to finally start getting along. how much progress can we really expect to make in only a century and a half? host: san jose california. john on the line. caller: i just wanted to comment. it's kind of easy to see the political association just by the expression of the guests on your show this morning but i want to go back on the race that i think it

. >> that said, the agency should be waiting for civilian brack to solve their problems, begin to sell the property management problems now. in an era of shrinking budgets and scarce resources, it's critical that agencies come up with innovative property management tools that let in the opportunity to right size the real estate portfolio, reduce costs and achieve savings by eliminating unneeded assets and expensive long-term space. before i turn it over to senator brown, let me just say, every now and then, i'm sure scott has noticed this, we misaligned incentives. we misaligned incentives in the federal government. we incentivize the wrong kind of behavior and then we get the wrong kind of results. what we do and the federal government, we incentivize a lot of federal agencies to lease. the incentives are to lease. with the way that we call it, if you want to buy a building or something like that up front, it may not make sense long-term. we incentivize with the way we score that expansion in the first year as opposed to leasing which could be scored for 10, 20, 30 years or even more.