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with the former chair of president obama's council of economic advisers, who joined us from berkeley, calif. the market's volatility has been extraordinary. what is going on and will be over soon? >> the truth is none of us quite understand what is going on. over the weekend, when we knew that the s&p had downgraded the united states, some were thinking maybe we would not have market reaction monday because, for heaven's sakes, most of what is behind the s&p decision was already known. i would have thought the markets had processed that. clearly what we have seen this week is maybe the s&p downgrade focused everyone's attention on the grim economic statistics we have been getting it in the united states, how far the deficit deal was from the grand bargain that we needed. that may have been what was going on. it is hard to predict what the stock market will do. i hope they are about ready to settle down for awhile and get on with the business of healing this economy. >> is it also more of a political crisis? a new poll today shows people are not confident in the government's ability to deal

analysts warn that south korea will have a hard time coming to terms with independence on its northern calif of parts. i think there will be. launching mountain skepticism to overcome in some of the career that allowing themselves to become even partially dependent on supplies or. point across the north you have to have an agreement between three countries russia and the korea and south korea it's no good. they're building a pipeline i think simply let's rupture in north korea because britons are not going to be able to pay a sufficient price for gas imports from russia that would ever pay for because building the pipelines of the pipeline has to be extended to south korea the south korean market. that's all this has been the best month for gold and twelve years has jumped almost seventy percent in the last two weeks that's amid the uncertainty about economic prospects in europe and america the market as waiting for its news conference in the us to hear more about further stimulus measures they're well thought of him on the back of from platt says the current rally in precious metals reflect

and no one with a fifth shred of commitment to honesty can argue conservatives broke calif.. liberal policies in a state where they can do whatever they want have broken the golden state. the state people went to to get rich. you now go there to get pork. you leave to get rich. it is very sad. it is a beautiful state. very sad. number 3. citizens of liberal welfare states become increasingly narcissistic. you know what the big worry of the western european is? it certainly is and how do i protect countries like america worries about protecting countries. 37,000 americans died saving south korea from becoming like north korea. how many germans died in south korea? how many fringe? how many italians? how many spaniards? we die for others. you know what the big concern of western europeans? all western europeans. vacation time. is a riot over vacation time. they riot over what age is the retirement age. riots take place over these issues. this is narcissism. it doesn't matter what is happening in cambodia or syria. i want my vacation time. that is it. that is the big concern. i

. -- actually, we will go to doug in fresno, calif.. >> thank you. i wanted to make the comment that, after watching romney speak today, i would like to encourage all americans to look up the 14 defining characteristics of fascism. the characteristics are too similar to what the gop stands for. that is all i have to say. thank you so much. >> in case you're keeping track of the members of the super committee, the debt committee that will be given -- that will begin a month from now, and jim cliburn, vince and holland, and javier becerra. you can get more information by checking our website at c- span.org. >> next is jeered from norman, okla.. >> i watched mitt romney earlier and he handled his hecklers very well. he did not get mad and he said this was a free country and they could disagree. i was alarmed house of the teacher said that social security did not contribute to our deficit. mitt romney said it was half of our budget. but the teacher is right. it would have been helpful if he could have clarified how social security is half of the budget.

there are a lot of times -- host: long beach, calif., on our republican line. i am really an independent. i do not understand why we have a congress, all of these people, and then we get to this point where we have to have a super committee basically of the same people. to me -- guest: fewer of them. caller: they just keep carrying on and on. originally, -- let's face it. when people showed up in congress, people went to washington as representatives from the states, but each state has its own representative. they have their states' concerns. most of the people that go to washington become celebrities. like the one caller said before, they are not in step with average americans. i wish there was some way that they could understand that people like myself, 25-year veteran, we have become fearful. i talked to older people because they are not transparent and they do not know what they are talking about. people are afraid they might lose their social security or medicare. i am very active bank people are really fearful out here. it hurts us when we hear people tal

he spoke at moe's books in berkeley, calif.. >> thanks to moe's books and thanks for coming out. in late march of 2010 a photographer in monterey, northern mexico got a call at 5:30 in the morning. his editor said there had been a shoot out. he gets in his car and is driving to the outskirts of monterey city and his editor calls back and says it is not a shoot out but looks like a body has been dumped in this field. get the picture anyway. he goes out to the scene before any other reporters. there is only a municipal police truck and some municipal police. the body has been taped off and state police have arrived yet and no other reporters so he was able to get to work. he approaches the body and starts taking photographs. after taking a few photographs the body is racked up in a blanket. there are several theatrical styles of execution in the context of the current drug war which has their own names. when would be in blanket. all these terms refer to the theatrical style in which an execution is presented to the world. this body wrapped in a blanket with a bullet through the hea

. >> alaimo, calif. a mostly agricultural community has this highest unemployment. the visible downtown and the career services. >> it is difficult finding for a job an in delano >> it is discouraging i have been applying a 20-25. >> and this is just the opposite. >> stay at home soccer dads. they can afford to stay home and not be part of the work force. others are individually home owners this picture 37% unemployment rate and the llano. lafayette is only 4%. its beauty and public schools is attractive for families. >> the public schools draws a lot of people. >> if we could live in this community and to send our kids to public schools we would rather do that. >> their location near san francisco and silicon valley and public transportation, help. 20 percent of the residents are retired. most of delano residents are seasonal laborers. >> i would help them with the harvest. >> many of those jobs are now done by a machine. >> cities like delano they should have been preparing for that 20, 30 years ago now they are feeling it. perhaps they are looking for manufacturi

host: san jose, calif ornia, paul. caller: there is a parallel to sobriety checkpoints, where people's access to the road is provided by local police and they are pulling everyone over. i'm wondering if the guests could kind of do comparisons there. there at the discussion already with sobriety checkpoints and the law and that thing. host: interesting question, and we will close on that. guest: sobriety checkpoints, the aclu is against those. they are engaged in mass surge, surge against everybody, rather --n one individual into but rather than when they have individualized suspicion. if they that particular individualized suspicion that you have committed a crime or are about to or are planning to -- i think that is a very good point that you make. host: from a legal point of view, is his analogy similar? guest: i think it would be more analogous to what washington and new york have already done, where you have searches of individuals before they goal onto subway systems. i think the critical difference between sobrie

santa monica, calif., republican. caller: and thanks for taking my call.to ask the guest about something that is important to me. i think facts can be distorted into twisted a lot. i want to turn to education. one says that texas is not doing as well as other states like wisconsin. there was a study done on wisconsin and texas. the comparisons are not valid for equal. 30% of the students in texas are hispanic versus 4% in wisconsin. of the hispanics that are in texas, they are doing better than those in wisconsin. they said of the students in texas that are white, they are doing better than the ones in wisconsin. you do not look at town demographics were you do not take into account certain ethnic groups and certain groups are better in other states where they are more popular, but their performance is lower than the national average. the you ever take those kinds of things into account? guest: absolutely. by the way you asked the question, you illustrated our challenge. deciphering these things can be very complicated. there are many different factors. as