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. >> google has expanded into many new areas, raising a lot of the complaint bridgette complaints we are hearing. we have seen concerns brought with regard to google books. would it be fair to say that google pushes the boundaries of existing laws in terms of what they view as private, or what should be in the public domain? that seems to be one of the concerns, that we are in uncharted waters. companies like google and facebook at what they believe -- do you think google is forward- looking in the way they treat these areas? >> when you take the example of google books, that have scanned in millions and millions of books. a young girl living on an indian reservation or a young boy in the inner city of los angeles, the google books project

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followed by a brief message to one of his female friends, bridgette morgan at 11:26.obert russell at 11:49. and then a call at 11:51 with another female friend sade anling who lived in texas. she'll tell you she was working as a cocktail waitress in houston and met conrad murray, they exchanged phone numbers. that conrad murray referred to her as his girlfriend. what you'll learn from the nature of the 11:51 phone call is that this is likely the time that conrad murray first noticed michael jackson's lifeless body. it won't reveal to you the time of michael jackson's death but it may reveal to you when conrad murray first noticed michael jackson had died. because what sade tells us, this 11:51 phone call took place, that she was speaking on the phone when she realized there was no response on other end. conrad murray was not communicating, not participating in the conversation. sounded as though the phone had been put down. she heard a commotion. she eventually hung up and tried to get back in touch with conrad murray but was not successful. she indicated that this oc

. >> the answer to the trivia question of the day is bridgette bardot and the winner is from ridgewoodanwhile, it's the backbone of g.o.p. presidential candidate herman cain's economic proposal. his nine, nine, nine plan. have you heard about it? >> throw out the current tax code and pass the 9% business flat tax, the 9% personal income tax and the 9% national sales tax. >> so what are the pluses and minuses of the 9, 9, 9 plan and could it really work? let's talk to radio talk show host extraordinare and co-author of a great book called "fair tax book." good morning to you, neil. >> how are you doing? >> i'm doing well. i know you were at that particular debate down in orlando last week and you have known herman cain for a very long time and you're a proponent of the fair tax. what do you think of his 9, 9, 9 plan? >> herman is also a proponent of the fair tax. when the book was written back in, you know, about six or seven years ago, he would go on the road with me to fair tax rallies. now, his 999 plan, herman realizing, we talked about this, that you cannot institute the fair tax o