i love the cover of the c.d., it looks like you're somewhat surprised that you have a c.d.appened? >> look at me over here on the c.d. >> why would you say that? because this is like your foufrt or fifth c.d. in the last four years. >> this is my fourth record. i put a record out, my first record was in 2003 called "chariot" and then i put a self-titled record out and a record called "free" that was actually $20 and this record that came out yesterday called "sweeter." >> how much is that? >> like $300. >> "sweeter." is there still money in producing c.d.'s? >> i think so. >> you hope so? >> value in it. >> so many people say come on, we do it on business network and say the music industry has changed. all itunes and downloads. nobody is making money on the c.d.'s. >> there's definitely some merit to that, i mean, the fact that -- the fact that there's a physical property of the c.d., it has its own appeal. personally, i feel that the sound quality of the physical c.d. is far superior to an mp-3 download. far superior. if you were to a.b. them, it's much better. >> maybe th

she has a new c.d. next week called "hard bargain." from the project, here is some of the video from "goodnight old world." you tomorrow sorrow with good night, old tavis: during that clip, i said how good you still sound. and i'm very blessed i still work and have a good audience and love what i do. i am even able to have a bit of a second career in dog rescue. it does not pay anything, but it has become a real passion for me. i have a couple passions in my life that i am able to put my energy and time into, and it does not get much better than that. tavis: you mentioned the dog rescue, that it is a passion of yours. tell me exactly what you are doing. >> basically, i have a very small risk in my backyard in nashville, tenn., -- i have a very small rescue in my backyard in nashville, tenn., and we rescue dogs from animal control that have a very limited time before the animal is put down because nobody comes to claim it or adopt it. we tried to rescue a few of those dogs and keep them until they find what they call forever homes. we a

intuge the c.d. store, you buy a c.d.out and you feel american while you're driving in italy listening to, drive all flight or racing in the street by bruce springsteen. you think you're american. you're here. the sense of optimist, personal responsibility, the feeling, you know, i tried, i lost, let me try again. the idea, coming back -- that's different. it takes more changes, more adaptation, more patience. some people have done that. >> you don't talk a lot about a lot of people in your book. the first person you meningitised is thomas jefferson. >> the great gadget man. >> but you have referenced on three or four occasions to a united states senator from montana. >> because he lives next door. >> i'm guessing it was max. >> he's the one. >> i think he still lives there. he is -- i met him briefly. i met his wife a few time. she was absolutely terrific. kind and nice. she talked to me and explained to me about what to do about three boxes. i was very disappointed, i have to say, because the moment we moved, we forgot

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very conservative estimate assume that the average leverage for the fourteen trillion dollars worth of c.d.'s was ten times which to me is a conservative estimate that's one hundred forty trillion dollars worth of nothing . if you lose the fourteen trillion the other hundred forty minus the fourteen trillion doesn't exist you have nothing you have no collateral left to pay to the people you borrowed money from it all falls down they practice it to sell a mortgage is so. clearly can't afford to target these people in order to give them mortgages and then to take uses mortgages to sell it back to the banks in order to create market but security is a criminal practice for sure and i think the bank does there does civil and considerably in some cases criminal but that's why build your rises when they sell their portfolio of mortgages to investors who believe they are getting safe secure mortgages and there were very injured victims that chain and that end of the distribution chain because i can direct you to school boards around the country that have lost almost there and higher funds and lost

photographs, a lot of them taken by professional photographers, i can't email it to you but i can burn you a c.d. or load it on a u.s.b. key. commissioner wynns: i heard the buzz about cobb and made a trip out there for the purpose of seeing it. i have seen some of these others. i want to sewallenberg, haven't seen that, since we built the spaceship, i want to see it. i want to ask about the principal center, about the brickwork. i have heard the story -- story of of the presentation of the brickwork at roosevelt through one of our previous, even before my time, field act programs and i am really fascinated by seeing this seal work but i'm wondering about what we -- we don't have many brick schools so was work ever done to actually hold the brick facade onto it? and it's not necessary? >> if you go out to the 1350 site what you'll see on the, is it the eighth street side? the side that has the playground. sixt

for the fourteen trillion dollars worth of c.d.'s was ten times what so is a conservative estimate that's one hundred forty trillion dollars worth nothing. if you lose the fourteen trillion the other hundred forty one of us a fourteen trillion doesn't exist you have nothing you have no collateral left to pay to the people you borrowed money from. their practice to sell mortgages so. clearly can't afford the time to get people in order to give them mortgages and then to take. it over to create mortgage backed security is it criminal this is for sure and i think the bank because there . are some cases criminal but that's why build your rises when they sell their portfolio of mortgages to investors. who are mortgages and there were very injured in that chain. distribution chain because i can correct boards around the country that have no. funds and lost their pension funds. right. now i have helped. you know what gets me. and i would even say that this is racketeering because it took place. real estate agencies and banks to get a lot o

very conservative estimate assume that the average leverage for the fourteen trillion dollars worth of c.d.'s was ten times but still is a conservative estimate that's one hundred forty trillion dollars worth nothing. if you lose the fourteen trillion the other hundred forty minus the fourteen trillion doesn't exist you have nothing you have no platter left to pay to the people that you borrow money from it all the practice to sell mortgages to people who clearly can't afford to target the people in order to give them mortgages and then take his mortgage to the not accept it or to create mortgage backed security equipment. for sure and i think the bank does there. are some cases criminal but build your rises when they sell that portfolio. investors who believe. mortgages and who are very injured victims that change the distribution chain because i can direct boards around the country that have lost. funds and lost their pension funds. right. now i have. taken a. look at it. you know what i guess. and i would even say that this is rocket seeding because he took place between. real estate ag

like pan am is definitely aiming towards women and we have a show the good wife which is that drama on c.d.'s the same time it now it features the strong professional going and i think it's really been a hit with female audiences so it could be that some of these networks are trying to cash in on that but i also think that certainly the shows like whitney and the new girl that is definitely pandering to a male audience as well that these quirky. these quirky magic pixie dream crowd type characters that it's definitely not just aiming for a female audience sara thanks a lot for being with us tonight. thank you for having me it's interesting to see that even in television the more things change the more they stay the same. thirty years ago ronald reagan led a cultural revolution in america against the revolution of the new deal and the great society it was a counter revolution that ripped our economy from the hands of the middle class and handed it off to the wealthiest corporate c.e.o.'s and banks toure's in the world letting america's oligarchy run the show now thirty years later we know h

discussed as an agreement between a french bank they could they didn't cause you know it's your or c.d.'s which has signed it is basically about to sign a deal with the results of northern caucuses that's a mistake zones tourism. providing it with ten billion euros to build five ski resorts in the northern caucasus region but also the sochi investment forum is a perfect platform for companies to present themselves as developing and expanding and earlier business r.t. talked to the head of lukoil by developing out of new said bed lukoil is planning to expand its operations purchasing upstream businesses in the united states and in asia and will also increase production overseas. recipes here in the next ten years we'll concentrate on projects like west could to iraq that will significantly change the structure and volume of oil production in twenty fifteen we're implementing a project in the north of the caspian sea which will also increase in production we think that in ten years our company will increase hydrocarbon production by twenty to thirty percent. so indeed such investment for

collapsed everyone they were they counterparty for many of the c.d.'s contracts and in the traders on wall street know this and right contracts knowing that they'll never have to make good on them because the counterpart is bankrupt so that's part of the fraud that we see as far as naked short selling goes i know i can tell you personally having looked at the situation myself and knowing having invented a lot of technologies that run these systems that there was massive naked short selling it's not a conspiracy theory it's an absolute stone cold fact and it's counterfeiting on a wide scale and it is pervasive on wall street and throughout the u.s. economy but let's move on bear stearns' c.e.o. jimmy cayne who was seen golfing while. best turns collapsed was it just because what was that all about izzy i jimmy cayne is very famous on last night for some of his peculiar habits but what was a story that well you know jimmy cayne was a long time c.e.o. of bear stearns you know and since the company had gone public in the early ninety's you know he had beco

banks are concerned there are protests around the hook through c.d.'s or other exposure there is a concern because the amount of leverage in europe the amount of leverage in the united states is still high enough that there's so much debt in the system that hasn't been liquidated that if there is to be some sort of crisis in europe it could feed into the u.s. at the same time that could also cause capital flight from european banks in the u.s. banks that are deemed to be safe but the takeaway is during a banking crisis what happens is that the institutions that are deemed to be the most safe see capital flight come forward that they become much stronger and the rest of the economy begins to collapse and something the nation so great that down in english who wins or loses well it's not clear who wins and who loses but you have when you have a banking system that's over leveraged it potentially can cause a pancake effect which would what is that mean what is the panicky think if it would basically mean that you have this giant vacuum so in an economy the

auto graphed and pledged all the money from the guitar as well as from the sales from the wanna play c.d. would help joplin. over $12,000 was raised that night for joplin music students. we want to thank you for helping kids who want to play. like the song says, don't know much about history, but you know the children in america aren't getting the basics on some of the most important period in our country's history? when we come back, how your children can learn our history. to huckabee. [applause] >> mike: according to a recent nationwide test. american opportunity soos are less proficient in history tn any other school. for example. the major of fourth graders don't know why abraham lincoln was an important figure in american history. another survey in oklahoma said 75 percent of the high schools can't name the first president of the united states. i have been a part of the project learn our history. and joining me is the ceo. >> thank you. >> mike: i indicate that i am a part of this. i was so taken by what you wanted to do. i got involved with this and never intended to be controvers

auto graphed and pledged all the money from the guitar as well as from the sales from the wanna play c.dn. over $12,000 was raised that night for joplin music students. we want to thank you for helping kids who want to play. like the song says, don't know much about history, but you know the children in america aren't getting the basics on some of the most important period in our country's history? when we come back, how your children can learn our history. [ female announcer ] instantly smooth wrinkles with a shot? wait a second... with olay challenge that. new regenerist wrinkle revolution... relaxes the look of wrinkles instantly, and the look of deep wrinkles in 14 days. ready, set, smooth... regenerist. from olay. motorcycles, boats, even rv's. nobody knows where he got his love for racing. all we know is, it started early. casey mears, driver of the number thirteen geico toyota camry. geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. introducing the lightning-fast, 10-inch samsung galaxy tab. stay up to date, entertain yourself, and enrich your knowledge like you've never

auto graphed and pledged all the money from the guitar as well as from the sales from the wanna play c.d. would help joplin. over $12,000 was raised that night for joplin music students. we want to thank you for helping kids who want to play. like the song says, don't know much about history, but you know the children in america aren't getting the basics on some of the most important period in our country's history? when we come back, how your children can learn our history. development of natural , whether it can be done safely and responsibly. at exxonmobil we know the answer is yes. when we design any well, the groundwater's protected by multiple layers of steel and cement. most wells are over a mile and a half deep so there's a tremendous amount of protective rock between the fracking operation and the groundwater. natural gas is critical to our future. at exxonmobil we recognize the challenges and how important it is to do this right. with less chronic low back pain. imagine living your life with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymba

she is here with her brand new country c.d.>> thanks. >> ♪ you laughed and told me you really wanted a boy ♪ ♪ but you cried first time you held me ♪ ♪ said you never felt that ♪ fathers and daughters ♪ right off my mind ♪ the first time i could feel my way because you taught me i could fly ♪ ♪ fathers ♪ and daughters ♪ when i was ♪ dancing in the kitchen ♪ and you held out your hand so i could try my luck ♪ ♪ the world keeps turning ♪ always through it all ♪ and i knew you would catch me ♪ ♪ when i start to fall that's why ♪ ♪ fathers and daughters ♪ oh ♪ you let me go out on my first date ♪ you didn't tell mama even though i got home late ♪ ♪ and fathers ♪ and daughters ♪ one day when that boy made my heartbreak ♪ ♪ told me that's why god made you to wash the hurt ay ♪ ♪ i'm still a ballerina dancing in the kitchen ♪ ♪ you hold out your hand i go right back to the beginning ♪ ♪ the world keeps turning ♪ through it all ♪ you're still there to catch me ♪ ♪ i'm still learning how to fall ♪ ♪ that's fathers and daughters ♪ that's

c.d. -- cd's to taiwan. the taiwan relations act of 1979 directs congress and the president to make decisions on arm sales to taiwan based solely on the judgment of the needs of taiwan. we believe that the taiwanese pilots flying taiwanese fighter aircraft manufactured in the united states represents the best first line of defense for our democratic ally and do not pose any threat to china. there is no offense here. the taiwan air force just patrols the taiwan straits to assure its safety and security. so i rise in support of the amendment that has been offered. it is very important, the bipartisan support in congress for working with our ally taiwan without any offense to china is an important one that we need to asure remains solid and firm. i hope that our colleagues will help us with the amendment that will assure that this sale goes through, that we keep the commitments that we have made and that we have the ability to sell to taiwan, otherwise they will surely look for other countries to buy from, and

. >> check out her new c.d. the title is "some lessons learned" and we just heard "fathers and daughters" if you'd like to down load it, do it. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. bill: so the republicans go two for two, winning a pair of house special elections, one of them a stunning upset seen as wake up call for the white house, he's 70 years wupbg -- young, but a newcomer, bob turner, taking the seat from ann 19 weiner, but says this election was all about the white house and president obama. >> this message will resound for a full year. and it will resound into 2012. the only hope are our voices are heard and we can start putting things right again. bill: you thought the earthquake rolled through here three weeks ago? here's the political earthquake now. wow, going back to the 1920s, good morning, i'm bill hemmer. martha: good to see you, good morning, everybody, i'm martha maccallum. last night's special election, it all started when congressman weiner resigned in june after that whole thing wit

and is very excited about a brand new c.d.> all right. >> ♪ shake your body do that funk i know you can't control yourself any longer come on baby say you love me five, six, seven times get on your feet get on your feet ♪ >> so tell me about the -- this is your first album in english in eight years. >> yes, it is. we had a grammy winning album four years ago in spanish which was fantastic. but, you know, at this point i've done so many albums and we've never gone into the studios thinking oh, let me do another album. you have to have an idea, musical idea, something you want to share and actually called me up and said i want to run somebody by you. >> tell everybody who that is. >> an amazing artist, performer, writer, producer, ferrell has worked with madonna, britney spears, gwynn stefani, great producer who very edgy and, you know, urban and he was -- he had an idea for me. >> this album is going to be great and i know it's going to be a big success and as an english speaking person, i feel responsible to make it successful

. >> and barry, while you were up there dancing we were looking at your c.d. "15 minutes" and came outrhol quote, everybody is famous for 15 minutes. i thought i'd write about fame. what fame does to people, it's a real rough thing especially if you're young. we see it on all the new reality shows, young people becoming household names overnight and they usually wind up on tmz a couple of weeks later doing something silly. >> are you saying they don't pay their due? >> they don't pay their dues. i did "american idol" three times and they've all got something. they've all got talent. but they haven't been, you know, where most of us started. they just get this great lucky break and they -- and they're thrown into the spotlight and most people wouldn't know how to behave and so i thought that would be an interesting thing to write about. >> the amazing thing is you have survived in your career for so long. what is the secret, barry? >> well, i had a lot of help. i've had a lot of help with the public. they've always liked what i do. i'm so grateful. i don't know why i'm connecting with t

. >> let's talk about tony bennett, remarkable singer and has a new c.d. out called "duets."was on the howard stern sirius radio show and they were talking about all sorts of stuff and tony dodged questions about his sex life. he is 85. >> why would howard stern bring something up like his sex life? >> because he's howard stern! >> he wouldn't talk about alleged drug use either and he asked about how america should deal with terrorists. and then tony said "but who are the terrorists? are we the terrorists or are they the terrorists? two wrongs don't make a right." then he disagreed with stern's premise that the terrorists involvement on 9/11 led to afghanistan. >> they flew the plane in. we caused it because we were bombing them and they told us to stop. i don't know what he's talking about. did you say he's 85 now? in some ways, you can maybe give him a pass. unfortunately, he also gets a megaphone so he can make these ridiculous comments. >> is he talking about the no-fly zone in iraq? >> i don't know. i know he was drafted in 1944 and he served in europe. but he did say, i

i wrote this song a few years ago, it's on our latest c.d.se the song, what do you think? and i said i'm flattered and honored and the song just talks about good hometown -- good home values and that's what rick is about. he's a blue collar guy, you know, i mean, he can -- >> i can hear it right now. >> can you hear it? >> i can hear it. > >> sounds pretty good. let me ask you this, you were an obama fan. >> well, i'm a fan of the way he's articulate. he had a lot of great ideas when he was elected. i was looking forward to the change. you know, i think he had good intentions. i don't think the change has happened. i think that rick perry is the guy that can, you know, fulfill those good intentions and that change. and we need that. i think all of america, during the recession, i was having lunch in texas in mckinney, texas, and i had to wait two hours -- i mean, i'm sorry, 20 minutes in line at 2:00, you know, for lunch and i'm like the recession they're talking about doesn't seem it's really hitting texas and i think that, you know, as a fe

drive or c.d.? although technological advances have strengthened our opportunity they have increased the risk. now with this serious concern in mind i'm proud this bill requires the d.n.i. to improve it and consider implementation of these practices across the entire intelligence community. in addition, the bill accelerate other initiatives within the insider threat program. i believe it's imperative that we ensure our security officers collects important information. protecting classified information and securing networks across the globe, it also makes sense to protect our investments by taking advantage of the auditing software already available today. the access to classified information deals with a significant -- bears with it significant responsibility one that i and members of the committee take seriously. the other serious threats are the risks posed by -- to our broader cybernetwork. the -- it addresses the threats of our critical infrastructure. i know that this is something also shared b