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. >> nobody does football like tim brant. redskins, the the nfc east division champs, kick off their preseason tonight in nashville against the titans. get cousins is expected to most of the work with the first- team through the preseason. mike shanahan made it clear he does not intend to play rg3 at all until at least the opener against the eagle. rg3 in our all coverage since his injury, but mark your calendar, tuesday, august 27, 7 p.m. rg3 has a story to tell. it has been well-documented by nfl films. abc seven, a on state preview of rg3, a year to win. >> i just want people to see me for me. not everybody gets to decide who you are as a person. yeah, i'm rg3, the washington quarterback, but sometimes you need to know why people do what they do. >> you don't want to miss this, on and off the field, incredible video, riveting dialogue. it airs august 27 on espn. encore presentations will be seen right here on abc 7. scores were low in the first round of the pga championship after the rain softened the green. jim furyk set

when we ended brant stiegel, these big banks were created. glass stiegel has not been reversed. you still have -- don't have that separation. and the president seems to leak the fact we have big banks in this country. i don't know why. they're easier to regulate when they're smaller and they apparently lent more because they have to hold less capital. >> neil: we have to not go too far because abroad those financial institutions are getting bigger and bigger. if ours get smaller, we're at a disadvantage. >> i had that exact argument with morgan chase, and why does goldman sachs still have clients. and if they are able to compete with deutsche bank, why can't jp morgan? >> neil: good point. unwritten camaraderie among these guys and the president served their interests very nicely. >> absolutely. >> neil: major healthcare law announcement. not quite. >> a new exciting online video contest. we have $30,000 in prizes that are up for grabs, and a contest that showcases the law's benefits and importance of health insurance for young people. >> neil: me, me, me, i want in. but will yo

nd mistress brant, she was like, 1600, 1700, and it comes up again and again. theyights women had, which did not have in the east. ut as you move west in the state constitutions is more and more and more rights, property rights. that's the basis in the law. any right in the law, the other stuff rises from that which it did all through the century. and it affects the white house. resident taft was the first who -- well, i'd say harrison is the first who introduced the more participating presence of women. taft was very much in sympathy of the day before wood row wilson's inauguration. it was a great parade. thousands of women marched down the street. them, lson had betrayed you know, he used them and idn't support them and the suffragettes, the women's rights -- national woman's party glamour girl named ines bohand, a white horse and a toga floating on the end. went.ft women the wilson women did not. the taft women went. erupted into a horrible thing of men running the women, ting up punching them. it was an ugly scene. by the as supported tafts. president taft

new york and soon available for download on itunes and amazon as of august 13th, its director larry brant and the it'sist and founder of the tour who can be seen at the punch line in sacramento august 28-31. he has a great album out entitled elf orgy. he's one of the funniest guys of any nonreligion. welcome, gentlemen. it is great to be with you. as your token christian catholic infidel. thank you. >> thanks for having us john. >> larry, as a director who's mainly done narrative films in the past and independent cinema, what made want to do a film on this benetton rainbow of faith comedy tour? >> well, you know, it was nice to do something where the body count was zero at the end of the picture. i think there were a couple of points where the producers might have wanted to up it by one with my getting -- starting the first place which appeared to be a disaster. but i live in new york part of the year. i think every new yorker is constantly reminded about what intolerance -- religious intolerance can do. it seemed that the themes were so important, this is not a touchy touchy-feely film.

posted by by brant baer i mean right greg well that's it there was a new special you are allowed to do just so you know especially those new specials you know they're not i don't know where to take them and i wasn't thing was the news special even though it characterized hillary clinton negatively it was new it was news it was factual this is entertainment this is how would our republican senator moving along right republican senator david vitter of louisiana can we see the world differently just it's interesting. david vitter has become one of the most vocal opponents of obamacare in washington even signed on to the republican party letter that threaten to shut down the government unless president obama's landmark legislation gets defunded by congress but at town hall meeting back home in louisiana vitter seem more like a fan he said to constituents were helping folks in any way we can trying to get them good information we feel calls every day in my office in louisiana trying to help people with individual questions and circumstances and i would encourage folks to call my office and

richard brant is author of "one click: jeff bezos and the raise of amazon.com." here, press shy, rarely does interviews, but of the things we know about him, we know he likes to disrupt businesses and then make virtually nothing in profits for a very long time. is this going to be any different? >> i don't think so. i think it's exactly what he's interested in and what "the washington post," he's not really hungry for profits. i think what he's most interested in is learning the newspaper business a little bit so he can figure out how to make money off of them, probably through amazon. >> really. so you do see it -- part of the discussion yesterday was, hey, it's not an amazon deal, it's definitely a jeff bezos, almost a vanity project some tried to portray it. you don't think it is as such? >> well, it is not an amazon deal, but the idea is that jeff bezos wants anything that he can sell online, he wants to be able to sell it. and that includes what's called content. digital information. now, amazon would very much like -- amazon would very much like to be in th

sold the affordable care act to america was that premiums were skyrocketing and out-of-control and branting you must have been comforted you were going to have a different option to pay that 31.7%. >> the affordable care act is not here. it's not going to be here. it's not even an option on the table for people like me. >> alisyn: why? you mean right now. >> right now. >> alisyn: at some point it will in the next two years. >> we hope. so the employer mandate being pushed back didn't affect my company because we already provide health insurance. what that proves is that throughout the implementation of obama care, they are going to push it back, push it back, push it back. this won't be the first or the last time that you see them just arbitrarily in the middle of the night say you know what? never mind, we are not ready for that yet. business owners are being forced to make realtime decisions while they are playing politics and games and posturing. >> tucker: you started this business. stefl business, when you heard the president trying to make this law that you will get far more it servic