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on in the subprime mortgage crisis now i want to bring in tad to haven he's budget analyst for the cato institute to talk about congress and former administrations role in this risk and perhaps if they should be getting off the hook so easy because of what they were encouraging so thank you for being on the show it's nice to see you as always so we know now the f.c.c. is suing these former fannie and freddie execs and i'm not weighing in on whether or not they were misleading investors or are weighing in on whether they're corrupt or not but what i want to talk about is maybe why they made some of these risky investments and if congress and former administrations were responsible for some of these risk they were taking. oh how about misleading the taxpayers because that's exactly what members of congress an administration is going back to the clinton ministration did they told us that. you know if the g.s.a. he's helped foster home ownership that the country be better off that there is no risk to tax taxpayers in three years now groups like the cato institute said that that's just absol

down and amended version but the end of the day is this still fundamentally a fencer should bill cato's julian sanchez is going to join us for that then yesterday occupy protesters targeted towards along the west coast but here we see a lot of questions of strategy emerging are such drastic actions just what we need what even unions can't do or does it hurt the ninety nine more than the one percent and there is a brand new political party that was just launched here in d.c. this week going to take the influence of money out of politics and it's called the justice party a former salt lake city mayor and the man who wants to run for president on this party ticket rocky anderson is going to join us we'll have all that and more fit in i couldn't he does have happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. all right so as the campaign gets more intense as we get closer to the primaries and as newt gingrich seems to be on a roll with the polls the mainstream media is going absolutely crazy obsessive lee talking about the new versus mitt that basically amoun

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cato from the tax collector's office. >> good morning, supervisors.tation today to give you an update on the overall business consolidation and give you a context that will be affecting the debates and clarify the penalty structure for some of the licenses in this city. overall, we are doing consolidation of those collected by the tax collector's office. there are regulatory departments throughout the city as far as department of public health that will issue permits the allow the business or the individual to conduct a business to do some sort of activity or of an item in the city. the license is the annual renewal of the permit and paying those fees. it is based on information gathered from the regulatory departments. we administer some of the annual license renewals, a number are to individuals rather than businesses. we have four different headlines throughout the year for businesses and individuals. so we have four different male cycles where we might start in the february for the march headline, send out a letter for june, and november for decem

now one man has played many times against all the cato teams kevin tillman is this focus of our profile series this week the canadian captain of various us tonight has been busy blazing a trail in the league since he first arrived in kazakhstan in two thousand and eight but what other none has more. this man's name is karen delman he's a canadian gunner in europe's strongest league. the three year old defenseman captains baristas do not easily beat many forwards in scoring goals and points he was born of all three all star games and will make his fourth at the end of january twenty twelfth having joined because of side in two thousand and eight down was quick to step in the league the canadiens twenty goals and assists within his dad this isn't breaking the soviet and russian hockey record of scoring for his position and bring you here the best defense will award definitely out there for my first year when i didn't have a contract during that first year few changes to my agents and i think a few team reaches to reshow very soon and try to get me to leave. the year i had there the french

. >> people who work and live near cato road will be dealing with cones, flashing lights andy good deal of backup. starting today, two of the four lanes of kato road will be closed from milmont drive to warm springs boulevard. construction crews are preparing the area for the b.a.r.t. extension project that will link the south bay to the east bay and kato road will eventually lie underneath those new b.a.r.t. tracks. the work is expected to be completed in february. be sure to give yourself a little extra time before you hit the road. jon and laura, back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. >>> time to check in with meteorologist christina lore n. >> breezy out there. it's going to be a cold, cold night. that's the big weather story. right now, those winds are keeping some cities more on the mild side. this camera is actually on top of san bruno. higher elevations, of course, less friction, less pressure. so the air really is able to whip around up there. winds sustained out of the northeast at 16 miles per hour fairfield, 13 miles per hour in napa, 15 miles per hour in oakland. breezy

cato of the treasury and tax collector's office estimates there would be a one-time expenditure of about $150,000 for additional costs to make necessary revisions for the existing payroll tax documents. finally, we, of course, consider approval of these -- we consider approval of the proposed ordinance to be a policy matter. supervisor chu: thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: returning to public comment, i do not have any yellow cards, so i will ask people to just line up in the aisle and come up one after the other. i encourage you to do just that. appreciate all those who have been waiting. >> good morning, or afternoon now, supervisors. my name is larry nelson. i have been up here many times, most times with budget cuts. glad i am not here for that. i would just like to say that i am and ex-felon and that 31 years ago, walden house gave me a chance and hired me. i have not been re-arrested in 31 years. this is the evidence standing here. many people like myself have been working for walden house in haight-ashbury free clinics, and i deal with this population every day and i see the recid

member mel watt who stated proudly that he didn't understand technology according to julie sanchez of cato watt thinks that we don't need to hear from tech experts because judges will determine what's bad for cybersecurity oh awesome let's. the experts the judges and that's just skimming the surface of how truly absurd this hearing really was now it became very apparent as the people who are going to be voting on this bill don't know jack about exactly what they're voting on and i had to point it out but i guess perhaps we should have seen this coming members of our government past and present have proven that they just don't quite understand all this crazy new technology stuff and this starts out with john mccain asking asking if he's a p.c. or mac kind of guy and it really just goes downhill from there and i am a illiterate that has to rely on my wife for all of the assistance that i can get it and it is not something that you just you know something i'm not a big truck if it's a show you should know. if you don't understand those jobs in the field if you know when you put your message o

of the way that the you've been spoon fed by billionaire front groups like the heritage foundation cato institute reason foundation fox news of the wall street journal just take a look at recent history in one thousand nine hundred sixty six article time magazine looking ahead toward the future and what the rise of automation would mean for average americans what the articles about they conclude by two thousand and machines will be producing so much that everyone in the us will in fact the independently wealthy it government benefits even non-working families will have by one estimate an annual income of thirty to forty thousand dollars and that was nine hundred sixty six dollars like a hundred thousand one hundred twenty thousand dollars a year now how to use leisure meaningfully will be a major problem for the article. the promise was simple with better technology companies would become more efficient they'd be able to make more things and last time profits and skyrocket americans would bring on higher and higher paychecks but all the while working less and less so by the year two tho

that are at reason that are at the cato institute that feel like there might be some divide there there might be a bit of a divide but i do think that the washington d.c. libertarian think tank said would do well to at least show that there is there is a way to work within this kind of compromise because there are people too whose expertise a lot of local activists might rely on or they might say you know i can listen to this person arguing this point of view i think that there's an opportunity that they're missing when they're saying look all these people are flawed i'm not going to vote for a single one of them you know they're not realistic i just want my person well i mean if we all believe in unicorns that would also work but you know it just it just doesn't work and i want to work in a unicorn's reference ok so so if you have to work with a certain person though right let's say that you have made romney or newt gingrich and then you're trying to get people on the local level to please try to shift the conversation which i think ron paul has really greatly done even just with his p

lobbying of the pressure from that industry as much as they do to hollywood but join stanch as in the cato institute points out it's all about the money. silicon valley has i think perhaps irritated some legislators by never really paying to play at the same extent that hollywood has political ran a chart a few weeks ago showing just how much hollywood outspan silicon valley outspends the tech industry even though they're obviously both huge you know the. silicon valley isn't as invested most of its money in trying to make better you know software and better products and not in purchasing members of congress although now i can say that i'm surprised for months we've been telling you that d.c. has become hollywood east if you will where groups like the n.p.a. spend an incredible amount of time and money securing the help of politicians to push their agenda and usually it works but this latest congressional research report is just one more piece of evidence in a vast sea and it is high time to movie executive for movie executives and the film industry to drop their false arguments stop pushi

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the cato institute is not surprised. this stands out because this is fairly recent i can almost memorize that speech. >>reporter: right after the super committee failed which i think was a success to get a sequester --. >>neil: they are already bickering about that. >>reporter: they may pull back but obama said this is disappointing because i offered tough spending cuts and a fair and balanced plan. where did he get that? and, of course, he didn't do anything. he basically sat out the entire process and way back in 2008 he campaigned as a centrist, he was going to make the tough choices and, all he has done so far in office, the stimulus, that was spending more money. and government-run health care, and, so, rhetoric over here? reality completely different. >>neil: it is amazing we focused on flip-flops in the campaign and not holding the same standard. my view, and we talked about this, hold everyone to the same standard, the flip-flopping is fair and balanced because that is a bipartisan habit and behavior, but, on thi

point in that foreign policy debate the last big one where the american enterprise institute and the cato institute asked the questions. not some tv anchor person who doesn't know anything about anything. and you really had good questions, substantive questions. i think it would be terrific to have donald trump ask these guys what they are going to do about the economy and then critique their answers and engage in a give and take. i think romney should jump at that opportunity. this is his issue. frankly when you are 15 points behind you go to debates. >> bill: okay. i don't disagree with any of that if i were the candidate i would go to trump's debate and make fun of trump like i do here. by referring it that anchorman reference you are not referring to me rumor his. >> you are not an anchorman you are a commentator. >> bill: i am in a way. i thought i would have to slap you around. >> anchor management. >> bill: very good. now gallup poll out today has gingrich in a big lead. it correspondence to herman cain's being out of the race. all, it seems, of herman cain's support has gone over

lee --burt ealey is an adjunct scholar at the cato institute. four of you have testified as before, but it is standard practice of receiving government reform committee that'll witnesses be sworn so please rise and raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the old truth and nothing but the truth? you may be seated. let the record reflect that all the witnesses answered in the affirmative. seeing as you have testified before if you will summarize your statement you will see red, yellow and green lines before you. when yellow pops up that means just what it means when you are at a stoplight. hurry up. so obviously green beans go and read means stop. i recognize dr. laughlin for five minutes. >> thank you, chairman mchenry and members of the committee for giving me this honor to testify before you this morning. in my oral statement what i would like to do is three things. the things -- there's going to be significant anticipation of the euro debt crisis in the months immediately ahead that

up came the heritage foundation, the cato institute, and a bunch of other right-wing, not fair and balanced, but right-wing organizations calling themselves think tanks. then we have corporate money being put into the university system to produce the kind of thought that would be protective of the status quo. and so they began to demand a voice in the academic arena. it's all propaganda that they started putting out there. and they've been doing this, ladies and gentlemen, since 1971. 40 years. it has produced a result culminating in the 2010 election cycle where they were able to put their hands firmly around the throat of democracy and trangle it. -- and strangle it. they're doing that today through the folks who they have -- the folks who they have elected. those are the tea party republicans. so, now what have those tea party republicans done this past year since they have been in office? they've been up to quite a bit. they have been up to quite a bit. none of which is is good for america. it's been destructive for the people the regular working people of this country and the poor peop

if you look at overall spending levels, study by the cato institute examined exactly what speaker gingrichid and what congress did under speaker gingrich the results are more mixed. bill: you wrote something yesterday that caught my attention here. this is your blog, right? it was titled newt's disgrace? i want to read the last line make sure i'm attributing it to you in the last way. if we measure negativity by degree rather than quantity, he, meaning gingrich, is responsible for the most egregious republican on republican attack on this cycle. i did not get a sense of that last night. what were you trying to say when you wrote that. >> well it's interesting he clearly came into the debate last night as the candidate who was going to be nice. he went out of his way several times, he opened the debate wishing everyone merry christmas. he went out of his way several times to say i'm not in the business of correcting mitt romney or governor romney. so i think he came with a strategy of playing nice and not allowing self to be baited into big conflicts or with other candidates. before the rac

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i don't speak with people like julie sanchez from the cato is it because these are people that specializingcy and security information that is affecting all of us, and we have no idea. the things that our legislators don't know what they're writing laws about, it began is even too complex for them to understand, which is even scarier. c-span: you have been very strong u.s. and you are an american. you work for russian television network, but your mom is in as a month. did she ever americanize? to see the crisis in? >> so, she did not. c-span: how did you as you look back -- you know what a lot of the publicity that the country is less open than it used to be in all that. how do you track all of this? i you first and foremost an american through and through, a believer in american democracy or do you is that we did so of the things they did in russia? >> i am an american thread through. of course i believe in american democracy. this is where i grew up. this is what i know, which is why i it takes such a vested interest in talking about the problems and bringing them up so that we can addres

and i do think that if, as vladimir said and the gentlemen from cato said the odds are the response of putin and those in the congressmen lip will be toward -- kremlin will be toward greater repression in raises the stakes for the united states to figure out what our policy is vis-a-vis russia going forward. we have had a reset policy, we have had a range of things to move forward on with russia. but when the underlying political reality, when the underlying structure as it relates to democracy and elections and human rights and rule of law and corruption become so blatant ly antitheticl to what we stand for, you have to revisit around rethink a policy. policies are not set in place and then left to run on automatic. we live in a dynamic world. be a k this will challenge. i think it is one that, with the presidential election almosting, this administration is not going to go eager to move front and center because there are other areas where they would rather focus their attention. i think it is the task of those of us concerned about russia and bigger russia not to let this slip off th