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. >> larry, you want to -- >> well, i think, and i hate to the enter wonk dom but you'd have to get rid of deductibility of interest. that would be the flipside of it. >> anybody else? >> okay. question over here. >> hi, i'm bud weinstein within smu. i'm also a bush growth fellow. i have a question for the panel. in the past, whenever that vat trial balloon has gone up, it's been shot down by the governors associations, the mareses associations, who say consumption taxes, that's our sand box. the feds should stay out. so has perspective of the governors and mares changed? and if not, what can be done to change that perspective? >> first of all, i this i we have to say if you get rid of the phrase consumption tax when you say value added tax. consumption tax is related to income and things like that. value added tax is a business cash flow tax that's border adjustab adjustable. >> maybe you should unpack that so everybody understands what a value added tax is. >> here's the deal. i make cars. i sell my cars. i get $5 billion for selling my cars. from that, i subtract the billion i paid t

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. >>> it's a sign of things dom, at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save.orry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home and auto at progressive.com. >>> welcome back. at 5:38 mexican officials warn this volcano might become more active, but they say there's no need to worry yet. it last erupted in 2000. mexico's national center for disaster prevention says there is a slight chance the walls of the volcano may erode but it's unlikely. the center raised the level to its third highest rating. >> if it's erupts, we're going to have to say it more off snoon what she said. i'm going do that every time it comes up. let's take a look at our forecast. no volcanos erupting around here but we may see the sky give way a little bit, at least in the way of rain. >> we've not had much yet. and the hometown forecast for culpeper is pretty similar to just about the entire region. just a few sprinklesly by mid morning. maybe a little lightning by 9:00, 10:00 this morning. a little hover near 60 by noontime too. by lunch hour you may be dodging lightning bolts. have an

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the wall street dom narts need to be out of control.howed you how those big banks and focused on ways to get rid of and hurl small banks and that means to the economy. >> i'm really glad you brought up the jobs act, and that is about drrks imposing a deregulation that would not allow our dodd frank, how dad and frank both have their staffers i'm had it from the obama treasury department and the. once this law gets and they hire up the colleagues while the goose is getting. not just watering down parts that will hurt them, keeping the strength in their competitors. one thing i wonder about you is, are you also the liberal mindset that at times seems more government is the answer and showing hows protecting the bigger banks and hurting the economy. >> we're non-partisan and nothing proves that better than the fact that we're an equal opportunity critic. we are clearly not endiedre to either party and we'll criticize wall street. you're right, and one of the big problems turned around, and the eupmih. and work with lobbyists basically to g

if it's not consistent with your values, then you to have dom men straight that by firing people ande made reform. according to this pork book or the pig book, citizens against government waste, here's the three most expensive pork bar he pork barrel projects of 2012, a $225 million to upgrade the f1 abrams tank which was against the pentagon's wishes, number one. number two was $5.5 million for the east-west center, a think tank in hawaii and the third is $3.4 million for national fish hatchery operations. of these, you can put your finger probably on the congress person who asked for that. >> the powerful chairman, leadership in the house and senate. >> do you think that citizens would be concerned about those types of projects? >> citizens are only concerned about pork or spending if it's on somebody else. >> if you're not living in those districts. >> in those places, they are happy with that and would never call it pork. government does have to spend money and does a lot of good things, roads, schools health care and everything else. some people call it pork others call it inves

investigations pure whitewashes, a joke, a sham, the testimony before parliament, do you think james in your domentionally deceived parliament. >> i don't think he told the truth. i think james was trying to do something else and his mind was on something else, and little possible that he never quite focused on what was really wrong here and, but forget about it. he knew, he covered up, and yes he lied. >> we now have this in the heart and the major piece of their empire, we have it in their t.v. stations, we have it in australia, slightly different context. do you think it happened here in the united states? >> let me set the stage here. this is one of the most aggressive companies that has succeeded over the past several generations. everything they do, they do in the most aggressive way possible. they don't go out and say we're going to break the law we're just going to do it harder, tougher than all of our competitors. so, if there is a situation in which they can get to the line, they will go to the line they done it here have they hacked phones here? well, to be perfectly honest, i can't b

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is it the usual you want the government to get out of the way and have the people have the freed domfail or succeed on their own. s is that right? >> yes. and how it works and how long it took me to learn that. i was a consumer reporter i used to call on the government to fix things. more regulation. it took me a long time to see it doesn't work. >> bill: dirty meat, for example. you don't want dirty meat. you want people who sell dirty meat to go to jail because they could kill people for doing it i don't object to that it's the intrusion of telling you what to do i believe that you object to in the book. >> that there are too many regulations well beyond dirty meat. they don't keep the food cleaner they just add. >> bill: like your lemonade stand got to get 15 permits. i i was reading stossel's book today and i came across a very interesting part about the pilgrims, the plymouth rock people who came over from england and tell the folks the story and the point you are trying to make. >> the point first is that it is intuitive to think that sharing is caring as that song and if we al

is it the usual you want the government to get out of the way and have the people have the freed doms is that right? >> yes. and how it works and how long it took me to learn that. i was a consumer reporter i used to call on the government to fix things. more regulation. it took me a long time to see it doesn't work. >> bill: dirty meat, for example. you don't want dirty meat. you want people who sell dirty meat to go to jail because they could kill people for doing it i don't object to that it's the intrusion of telling you what to do i believe that you object to in the book. >> that there are too many regulations well beyond dirty meat. they don't keep the food cleaner they just add. >> bill: like your lemonade stand got to get 15 permits. i i was reading stossel's book today and i came across a very interesting part about the pilgrims, the plymouth rock people who came over from england and tell the folks the story and the point you are trying to make. >> the point first is that it is intuitive to think that sharing is caring as that song and if we all share together we'll be happ

stay connected with me at cnn.com/jcnn dom sl cnn.c cnn.co cnn.com/sanjay. time now to get you a check of the top stories with randi kaye in the cnn "newsroom." >>> from cnn center, this is cnn sunday morning. sex, money, betrayal. we'll hear how these themes played in the 2008 presidential campaign. as we look ahead to the trial of john edwards which begins tomorrow. >>> desperation in syria as reports of more government atrocities mount. syrians swarm the newly arrived u.n. monitors. and a new warning from the u.s. to assad's regime. >>> plus, a perfect game for number 41. we'll bring you the final pitch that led to last night's victory. >>> and later, "the new york times's" nick kristoff joins us to talk about his column. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm randi kaye. it's 8:00 on the east coast, 5:00 a.m. on the west. a lot to tell you about this morning so let's get you straight to the news. we start with a look ahead. tomorrow former presidential candidate john edwards heads to federal court. prosecutors say edwards used nearly $1 million in campaign cont

john meecham, from rapid dom house, formerly the editor at "newsweek." he is publishing a new biography of thomas edison, and if history is any indication, it will win the pulitzer prize. she moderate rates with john, in fact, a blog called on faith, and matt frank is director of the center on religion and the constitution at the witherspoon institute. welcome all. first, andrew, i have to ask you, as somebody who grew up in england, but grew up a devout catholic. you are watching these elections taking place all over the word. really, outside of the arab world, we are the only country in which religion is deeply embedded in the day to day political discourse. you look at england, france, germany. it would be unthinkable. >> yes. >> the only other place. if you watch the egyptian elections and american elections, there's a lot of religion. why? >> well, i think two things. one, that america has always had a much more religious public discourse and has always had more devoutly religious phenomena than the rest of the world, and i think that's partly becau

but the bother dom.oman was hiking all by herself when she jumped down from a 4-foot ledge and landed badly. >> my leg went this way so my knee was right here. but my foot went that way. >> shepard: good. she had water but no food and no shelter at all. with the temperatures in the 30's, she says she was worried that she would freeze to death. she says she passed the time reciting poetry and doing mental exercises. rescuers eventually spotted her from a helicopter and she is going to make it. >> the u.s. government auctioning off 595-million-dollar stealth ship to the highest bidder. that same one that reportedly inspired the the villain's layer in the 1997 bond film tomorrow never dies. the current bid of 100,000 bucks just a fraction of the original cost may sound like a steal but there is a cash. broken down into scrap metal. so much for joy ride. four days left to bid. about time we had titanic ii more than a century after the original ship hit an iceberg and sank in the north atlantic. this was the

. >>> dom nose, the pizza place, this has been abuzz today.g its foot down and saying no to picky customers. >> that's right. the message no has never tasted so good. the new no applies to its line of artisan pizzas. the company says it will no longer let customers add or remove toppings from that line of fancier pies. starting tomorrow dominos will release new television ads explaining the policy. dominos says customers can still customize other pizzas. the company says it will still allow changes to artisan pizzas for customers with food allergies. >> so you just call them up and say i have a food allergy? how does that work? >> yes. then show a doctor's note. >> exactly. >>> burger king commercial hit media outlets this week featuring soul superstar mary j. blige singing about chicken. >> it's been pulled after a wave of criticism. ♪ crispy chicken fresh lettuce three cheeses fresh dressing ♪ ♪ tasty tortilla >> that's blige singing about the burger king crispy chicken snack wraps. when the video went viral some members of the african-ameri

to go and do morning tv this morning when you have a big speech that you want to the dom fate the news, whether you have the yips or not, it would been a waste of time for them to go on morning t vl this morning. >> he's not connecting. he needs to at least have substance and talk about a message that will connect. nothing else is really working for him at this point. >> let's talk about those who -- maybe helping in terms of engendering a case of the yips. here i must cite sarah palin, something that john heilemann has written about extensively. listen to what she said last night regarding her pick for vp. >> top of my list is alan west. i love that he has that is military experience. he is a public servant, willing to serve for the right reasons. when i talk about going rogue, what i want to do is encourage the gop nominee to not think that they have to go with somebody necessarily safe that conventional wisdom perhaps would lead somebody to believe that if. it's somebody, quote unquote, safe. >> that sentence goes on at some length. you get the nugget there, which is basically i mea

the new ipad, i was very excited to see what apple was going dom up with this time.the new high definition screen and all that. what i found is after i bought my $600 new purchase home, i was a little underwhelmed. the screen was very pretty, yes, but was it a massive improve&? definitely not. the cameras are super flewous for me. and i got to thinking is this $600 well spent, and in the interim i got a chance to play with the amazon kindle fire and decided that i really liked that smaller form factor for things like reading and listening to music, watching videos, and that sort of thing, and i really -- you know, the price difference is hard to ignore. it's $199 versus $499 at a bare minimum to get into the new ipad. >> if i'm hearing correctly, it sounds like it's just incremental improvements, a few more bells and whistles. knoll reeve lugsal. if that's the case, what is the case for macroprospective and stock? >> i think you hit the nail right on the head. this was very much an incrementalç product, evolutionary, not revolutionary product. make no mistake. it's

it's almost back to its dom come era highs.t suggested we could be looking at a 50% gain and it's softy. pretty spectacular moves, considering both of these are relatively low risk old-line tech companies with cheap valuations and decent dividends. this ain't know sandisk. intel is real good. and microsoft is even better. we aren't disturbed by sandisk's numbers last night. that has been a terrible executioner for ages. however, here on "mad money" we never decide anything sow solely based on the charts. when it comes to stock picking, i'm a dyed in the wool fundamental mist. not to be confused with the other type of fundamentalist like the late not so great ayatollah khomeini. when i come back to explain the fundamental reasons why the stocks might be poised to roar, i realize i got to go over more than just a chart. when you know the story behind an intel or a microsoft, you won't get shaken out just because of a couple of ugly days like we've had this week, or any we might have ahead of us, frankly. instead, as long as you u