so that's been the growth portion of the members of the afl-cio. i think what you are referring to is there was, when nixon administration was trying to increase employment and reduce unemployment, there was one initiative that in retrospect was a mistake. and i think it was create wlag we called public service jobs where we would directly fund unemployed people to work in government jobs at the city and state level. it was a temporary program fortunately and hasn't been repeated since then. >> well, shovel ready and stimulus might be a close cousin but i'm not going to say that. but it didn't work. >> how big was it, mike? >> i don't recall. but there was enormous pressure to spend the money quickly. and get people on the payrolls very quickly. so before the 1972 election. and coretta -- and ceta later. the sam cloth but not the same program exactly. i would also point out in terms of the decrease in private sector, the density of the unionization in the private sector is increasing competition. in areas where you have seen deregulation that resul

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he had a serious problem because he had no communication with the afl-cio. that was one of the major reasons he was appointed. he did get involved. that issue and selective others where he felt he had some knowledge to contribute. >> we could go on all afternoon. we promised ourselves we would stop after 90 minutes. i want to make one point because this is a unique panel. this is our 15th to 16th panel. you have a group of people who were the leaders of 40 years ago. today these people are still leaders. was one of the first successful recruitment of women. she is a huge leader to date. michael is a prominent economist and has served for a long time on the chicago section of the federal reserve board. larry is a fantastic individual. 19 years the judge, even as a senior judge offered the opinion of the d.c. circuit on the challenge to the affordable care act which is on its way to the supreme court. my classmate from harvard law school, signed into the department of labour. it goes back to the department of labor and becomes solicitor. today he runs pages a

you have to stand up to the afl-cio. i'm on the same side as jimmy hoffa and the afl-cio on this.he teamsters and the afl-cio want the keystone pipeline, want it now. gregg: republican congressman steve scalise of louisiana sits on the house energy and commerce committee. he joins us here in studio. great to have you here in new york. >> great to be with you. gregg: majority leader, minority leader at odds. harry reid says no chance the payroll tax cut extension with the keystone pipeline extension will pass. there is bipartisan support and lindsey graham comes in seems to contradict mcconnell. saying it will probably not sell who. is right here? >> we passed a similar bill out of the house a few weeks ago that jump starts the keystone project. we had over 40 democrats that joined us voting for the bill. clearly they're is a bipartisan support for this bill that creates something over 20,000 american jobs. this is something the president ought to embrace if he is concerned about the middle class. this is great way to start about 20,000 middle class and by the way bring in the 7 bi

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we have invited the afl-cio to contributed? two. our group will have a question or two. we suspect they will be seven organizations. and their representatives -- occupy, that is math, he is calling. -- matt, he is still linked. we will work those questions of. just show your beautiful shirt for people. we have some of the other flyers. we can show you that handsome shirt on that handsome man, it is going to be modified with the following -- maybe i can just -- >> i need to interrupt. mic check. >> mic check. >> the time is expired. do we need to continue with the work groups are go with the meeting? >> 5 minutes. and then we will return -- and there is no firm date but it has to be in time to printed and distributed. i'm hoping that by the end of this month that we will have the questions submitted and we will have the meeting to work out and hammer out a final question list. i think our drop date is the second root third of january. but you did not hear me say that. that is when the questions will happen. the earlier the better. we have some moderator's around the state

i was at the national association of cio's. and they are more and more that they keep saying are more and more important that the same time, they keep doing health information exchanges, putting more information together to be able to use it. at the same time, it becomes a vulnerability. at the same time, they recognize the need for security. >> it is interesting, because we are kind of in the heart of that. the legislature is really going after this issue, as you would imagine. the health record is very important. but mobil devices, everyone carries a mobile device that here. it is always looked at as how do we better utilize that to tell someone, for example, that a prescription is available for you to pick up? it is not really the health record itself, but all of these things are being grouped into one aspect of legislation that would cause a company to not be able to actually use some of the tools out there and available for non-sensitive health care information. a debate that is going on at the federal level today. >> one

felt that they both at their own cio. but they weren't treated so well themselves one question means one career you ask one question you get the answer and you might or might not be able to publish it but that's the end of your career. download the official antti application to go on the phone on my pod touch from the i.q. stops to. life on the go. video on demand on t.v.'s my old costs and already says feeds now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. and you can. start. welcome back to cross talk i'm peter lavelle to mind you we're talking about the credit rating agencies. and you can. say. ok carrie and i to go back to you in philadelphia what one observation is going on here is because we've seen standard and poor's and other agencies in the been in the news in a big way but in the euro crisis but it's kind of interesting to point out is that governments particularly in the european union really don't have an idea how to get out of this mess here and the rating agencies are really stepping up to the plate in a b

the afl-cio is coordinating around the country.loyment benefits are set to expire at the end of the year. meanwhile, dozens of occupy d.c. protesters were arrested as part of a huge organized march in downtown washington. 61 people were arrested for blocking the intersection of 16th and k streets northwest. they were charged with obstructing a public highway. another person was arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer. it was part of the group's day of action for the protester pes. >>> for the first time since ward five council member harry thomas jr.'s home was raided by the fbi and irs, the mayor is speaking out about the investigation. up until now, gray has said only that the legal process should play out before any action is taken. yesterday, after a press conference to welcome a big boxing match to the district this weekend, he went into -- went more into depth talking about the toll the probe is taking on the city and on thomas's family. >> assuming that it's true, of course it's a bad situation. again, i can't

high because we still have some period of time to adapt ourselves to the full membership of the of the cio. the russian economy i quote will grow food point two to four point five percent in two thousand and eleven putin said during the q. and a session with the nation this is not bad as a result of the year compared to other developed economies but if we take the brics country this is the lowest result among the brics among the emerging funds global economies worsened so that means that only russia is the main street you know we're just in the middle of them just in the middle of course the only not exactly brics . we're not exactly breaks and we're not exactly developed yet of course was something in the middle of that and very much dependence of our institutions are now economists close to make in which direction you know we will really follow in our future but anyway of course let's compare with the say america and europe one one point half moxon two percent of the grove but from the other side will have. and china will say nine. and percentage but they also have high inflation in here

the president is posturing here he would have to stand up to the afl cio. i am on the same side as jimmy hof hoffa. the teamsters and afl cio want the keystone pipeline and want it now. >> it is ready to go. all it requires is his signoff. with regard to senator reid's comment i am sure he had to check with his own conference. there are a significant number of democrats senators and house members who are going to support this package. this has bipartisan support. oo poo when you said senator that isn't going to happen. you are saying that the payroll tax cut will be extended? >> of course. it has bipartisan support. we also need to have something in there that prevents the loss of jobs and something that will create the jobs. that is why we boiler mac supported on a bipartisan basis and the keystone pipeline supported on a bipartisan basis. one would save jobs one would create jobs right now. why not have some balance rather than have the whole package designed to help those who are unemployed or prevent a tax cut on working americans let's have something t

he would have to stand up to the afl-cio. i'm on the same side as the team territories and the afl-cio, they want the keystone pipeline and want it now. the president has been talking about creating jobs. this is ready to go immediately. all it requires is his signoff. i'm sure that senator reid hadn't checked with his own conference. a significant number will support this package. it has bipartisan support. >> chris: you are saying that the payroll tax cut will be extended? >> well, of course. i mean it has bipartisan support. but, we also need to have something in there that prevents the loss of jobs and something that will create the jobs and that is why we inserted boiler mack supported on a bipartisan basis and the keystone pipeline, supported on a bipartisan basis. one would save jobs. one would create jobs right now. so why not have some balance rather than have the whole package designed to help those who are unemployed or preventing a tax cut on working americans, let's have something that actually produces and saves

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he would have to stand up to the afl-cio. on the same side as the team territories and the afl-cio, they want the keystone pipeline and want it now. the president has been talking about creating jobs. this is ready to go immediately. all it requires is his signoff. i'm sure that senat reid hadn't checked with his own conference. a significant number will support this package. it has bipartisan support. >> chris: you are saying that the payroll tax cut will be extended? >> well, of course. i mean it has bipartisan support. but, we also need to have something in there that prevents the loss of jobs and something that will create the jobs and that is why we inserted boiler mack supported on a bipartisan basis and the keystone pipeline, supported on a bipartisan basis. one would save jobs. one would create jobs right now. so why not have some balance rather than have the whole package designed to help those who are unemployed or preventing a tax cut on working americans, let's have something that actually produces and saves jobs

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business has more on how russia's membership of the dublin cio could make a big difference. becoming part of the open and traded investments system which is organized through the w t o will have largest benefits for russia and as we've just heard russia is the only logical to me which is still outside the w t o now it's becoming a member and they say it will be growth games for russia's g.d.p. and pickup in investment in the long run but first and foremost the big winner is of course the consumer as import barris will be reduced and the fall in prices is expected to be ten to fifteen percent we'll have more analysis in business in about ten minutes. before then the man who allegedly humiliated the world's biggest military machine gets his day in the dark. the truth is actually undermining our national security there's something wrong with the truth he's wiki leaks whistleblower bradley manning will finally appear at a court martial next. year in the heart after his arrest. the u.n. security council is among a new draft resolution on syria which russia is putting forward it c

cio or oil and metals tycoon victor vixie barack agrees that price to pay for entry but that it will ensure the economy is long term success. which there are a lot still needs to be done in terms of understanding what do we know membership we bring to russia we must open a rise to what we pay for a ticket to the street clothes and the top question is of balance and i'm sure positive effects will outweigh the negative ones w. two entry will open up great opportunities for the russian economy in the long run for most of. us have a look at how the markets are performing so far despite trading in the blood boil is heading for the biggest weekly decline since september and that's to speculate the fuel to month will fall to meet frank industrial production in europe and china might sway does not trading at mine to move forward almost a barrel while the brant plant is trading at over one hundred four dollars per barrel. asian stocks are edging high after our reach us economic data jobless claims in the country unexpectedly drops to a three year low plus in the polls that support succeeded a

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-cio supported nixon's war in indochina and denounced to the kids in the street as hippies and i think what we're seeing now is something different i think that the commonality of interests against the corporate state is a kind of a unifying factor that can bring together everyone from a libertarian people like myself who. worked in two thousand and eight for ralph nader who are still saying of course they hate the wary being thrown around right now the protesters although if you look around you can see it's not just young people it's an older generation as well and you're inspiring really younger but would you say i is there a fear here let's say of the economy dies finally rebound gets back on track my ways might we see the same thing as those sixty's that these people move into the suburbs they get jobs and they're now the ones working and i have heard that the fact is there are no jobs i mean real wages for american workers since the early seventy's have remained stagnant or declined we maintain both a level of consumption and an empire through credit that credit has dried up. it t

of the afl-cio, planned parenthood come and occupy d.c. came to protest.me and blocked traffic right on independence avenue. the 75 protesters gathered in front of this office building and about half of them went into the streets to block traffic. police moved in quickly surrounding the demonstration. for some tourists come and was all part of the washington experience. >> i think it is interesting. >> for residents, a reminder that they have no control over their local budget. >> it is like being held hostage all-time. and is a football they tossed back and forth. cut the refused to leave the road and were taken into custody including this man who has been on a hunger strike for more than one week. >> this is the third time that have been protesting the lack of voting rights. d.c. mayor vincent right along with others or protesting. even though they do not necessarily oppose the ban, they are not happy with congress attaching riders. >> they should not be attaching riders to any bill regardless. >> you saw him in the wheelchair who has been on hunger stri

mark ayres, building and construction trades department, afl-cio. quote, "the keystone pipeline will offer working men and women a chance to support their families in this difficult economic climate." james p. hoffa, international brotherhood of teamsters. at a time when jobs are the top priority, the keyston project will put thousands back to work and have ripple benefits throughout the north american economy. our members look forward to being part of this historic project and pledge to deliver the highest quality work to make it a success. president edwin d. hill, international brotherhood of electrical workers. and the list goes on. as i said, this project has been studied for three years. we've already built the sister project. we've gone through that whole process. this has been studied for three years already. how much will this project cost? the american taxpayer. this is a $7 billion investment but it's private investment. it's private investment that stimulates job creation. not only will it not cost the american taxpayer one dime, the grou

he split with the afl-cio.uld say reasonably lousy relationships with the rest of labor. i would haven't put that it way. put hit the way. china has grown quite well over the last -- >> greg: the regulation. >> andrea: this is like greg having a second baby. >> eric: there is no minimum wage in china. in america we create, we make iphones. life-saving drugs. >> bob: shouldn't matter. are you saying we shouldn't have minimum wage? should we or not? >> dana: while we figure out what that is. >> bob: answer my question. should we or not have minimum wage in the country? >> eric: we have a minimum wage. >> bob: should we? >> eric: we should not. >> bob: i want to know -- >> dana: i have to tease. >> bob: we'll debate more. >> dana: can you let me tease? >> bob: sorry. >> eric: why is washington skimping on the christmas party for the cia warriors who work around the clock to keep us safe? we have details up next. ♪ ♪ [ woman ] my boyfriend and i were going on vacation, so i used my citi thank you card to pick up so