going to torrent sites and it's still transforming the industry are they fighting a losing battle chris dodd on the m.p.a. alternately and it was what your thoughts on this what chris thought is basically putting his hand into a giant river and is trying to stop it with a stand so that's never going to happen and it's never going to work they are spending a lot of energy and time and money on fighting something that they come to feed the only way they can defeat it is by adopting the. into the new reality by changing their business model to something that works and functions better with the internet world wide release of content on the same day pricing the content needs to work on any device you know there are so many things that hollywood could do to improve their business model to be more compatible with the internet but they haven't really woken up to that yet. right there they're very they're very slow to embrace the videotape but i came along member they fought that tooth and nail eventually it expanded their business dramatically they were again necessarily on david days when they came

he's going to leave to go to work with one of my dear personal friends, chris dodd. i asked patrick to come and spend a few minutes with me this week before he left and we had a nice visit. i talked about my relationship with chris dodd and what a good experience it will be working for one of the great orators we've had in this -- during the time i've been here in the senate and one of the nicest people you could get to know, chris dodd. he will be missed here, i will miss him, but i wish him the very best. he's -- i always have to be very careful how you -- i don't want to bring any bad luck, but he's engaged now. he's going to have a job he can afford it. so i really wish him well. i will miss him, but i do say this -- at least he has a first name. the person he works with, they don't even call him by his first name, duncan. so anyway, enough of that. i really, really will miss you. you have had such a positive effect. you are always happy, in spite of the pressure that's on you, happy to go down how should i vote, how much longer, trying to get people here who are

plight of the one percent which is sad i mean aaron swartz is really his being pursued to death by chris dodd in the m.p.a. that was more of a kristallnacht moment in american history so now let's look at this davus discount and apply it to perhaps you know the governments the politicians the heads of state that also go up to dabis like david cameron was up there this year so let's look at the davros discount which could be applied to the u.k. economy and g.d.p. and the wealth of this nation judge the royal mail sale in three months said vince cable time's up today share price confirms the company was grossly under the taxpayer to billions of pounds so remember just after the world was made public and vince cable set the price at two hundred eighty p. and when it popped by like thirty forty percent he said don't count this this is just speculation come back to me in three months and see what the prices then well it's up to six hundred tempi and that means that the british taxpayer has lost two point eight billion pounds in wealth that they could have had for their royal mail which they built

democratic leadership and says, we have a terrible crisis, and nancy pelosi and harry reid told chris dodd me to do whatever we can to cooperate. chris paulson talks about what great cooperation he got. unfortunately, the cooperation that we, the democrats, gave george bush in 2008 died in 2009 when mitch mcconnell announced his goal was to defeat obama. >> former massachusetts congressman barney frank, thank you so much for your time today. >> you're welcome. >>> a massive security presence has descended on the new york city metro area ahead of the super bowl. we'll have a live report from super bowl boulevard there in times square. ♪ yeah, he's clean, boss. now listen to me, duck. i have an associate that met with, uh, an unfortunate accident. while he's been incapacitated, somebody's been paying him cash. now, is this your doing? aflac? now, if i met with some such accident, would aflac pay me? ♪ nice. this is your stop. [ male announcer ] find out what aflac can do for you and your family... aflac? [ male announcer ] ...at aflac.com. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thi

and that is not to say that we have had some -- chris dodd and others that have been champions -- >>more can we ask of him and his family. but yes, she is a champion for our children in every possible way. but it is really important and i say this in the hopes that some of you are entertaining thoughts of entering the public arena. it's really important to have many more women there, no legislation on some of the great work that they have done. but every issue is a women's issue. i assure you that if you had more women in elective office it would help the national security, the economic security, our academic life, every aspect including obviously all of the issues that we know firsthand about and want to improve. and i will tell you how to get more women. if you reduce the role of money and politics and increase the level of civility, more women will run for office and that is a very wholesome thing. [applause] is that because women don't like the profits of fund raising or why can't they get into politics? >> i have had probably $100 million mischaracterizing who i am. they say i c

chris dodd step down. the aide conditioning ted kennedy loring his whisper to a punch line, dead.senator kerry. how much credence do you give this, mark halpern? >> it's been known and reported that they had a strong recollection of all the people who had crossed her. those endorsements were not insignificant. that race was so close. the timing of those endorsements and the ones on tlas were huge in terms of getting the establishment shifted away from the clintons to president obama and i'm not surprised that they had a numerical rating at all because this is how strongly they felt about the degree of betrayal like bill richardson which president clinton put in the cabinet and the kennedy family they felt they had done a lot for. >> chuck todd? >> it's interesting. doug band was, in many ways, an enforcer a lot of times so democratic candidates running in 2010 and 2012, a lot of times they would get frustrated and run into a wall. they wanted bill clinton to campaign for them and couldn't get hillary clinton. you would figure out the places where bill clinton suddenly wasn't showi

maybe they've all retired and a new chris gumbach and you will be right. but this is why we had to have dodd-frank and these rules and it's important to provide those guidelines. >> jeff, what impact do you see having on application process and the quality of underwriting? do you think that we in the field will notice a different? >> i'm not so sure that you in the field will notice much difference. as has been said repeatedly, the cfpb has been very transparent, very forthcoming, has been very communicative and the response of, as to the qm rule but it's been through numerous testing procedure, numerous rulemaking procedures. any lender who has been paying attention knows what qm is big any lender who has been paying attention should be prepared to implement qm from a procedural standpoint, and from an underwriting standpoint. so i'm not sure you will notice much difference. >> barry, lenders must not concerned about implementation of the rule. but should also be concerned, and are they sufficiently protected, in your opinion? >> i think lenders are more than sufficiently protected but i th