the reason why is because the buckley case in the seventy's from the supreme court and the first national bank versus bloddy case in the eighty's buckley case money equals speech first national bank versus a lot of corporations are people and now and now the citizens united folded all together and said here and shoved that all of our faces and i would say that i mean that's what's so commendable about the rick santorum campaign is that he did the old fashioned you know go around the whole state and meet with people you know and get to know them mention it there which works in a louisiana state when you've got five million fortune thing is you get exactly now he goes new hampshire in a week there's no way he can do that and try stuff you get a lot of money then there's no you can't replicate that and i think that that's what the other discouraging thing here's a problem iowans on average get fifty four hundred dollars in assistance from the federal government every year the average iowan gets fifty four hundred dollars but the average iowan only pays fifty one hundred dollars in federal taxes a

who decision the first said the money was speech in the seventy's in the eighty's it was the first national bank versus bloddy decision so the corporations are persons and then in two thousand and ten it was citizens united that merged the two together and gave birth the bizarre new doctrine of corporate personhood i mean in full form obviously the thing started back in eighty six but if corporations if you're saying corporations should have first amendment rights rights of free speech then shouldn't they have second amendment rights to violate to own a gun and if they have rights under those two bills of the of the amendments of the constitution what about the thirteenth amendment of the constitution which explicitly says that if a person own another person that's called slavery and that person goes to prison. what corporation owns another person you mean which is a mercenary shareholder of corporation owning a person to do it all the time they buy and sell other corporations in their violation thirteenth amendment how can they have a first amendment and not have a thirteenth amendment in germa

." >> susie: the first of the nation's major banks to report, >> susie: the first of the nation's major banks to report, j.p. morgan, says it is seeing wemamproving loan demand across the united states. the bank earned 90 cents a share in its fourth quarter. that was in line with expectations, but down 23% from the previous year. profits from trading activity were lower than expected. some analysts expressed worries over mortgage liabilities lingering on the banks' books. >> more critical to them is the u.s. housing market and the liabilities that have remained from 2008 and before and how those liabilities are eventually resolved. that's a problem that j.p. morgan faces, but some of the other banks face to an even larger degree. >> susie: next week we'll see results from citigroup, goldman sachs and wells fargo. tom, what's on tap in tonight's "market focus"? jp morgan led the losers today. let's take a look at tonight's "market focus." the results from j.p. morgan, along with waiting for the government debt downgrades in europe, set the tone today. it was a bit negative. the dow indus

as with all due in the meantime as the head of first national city bank, later citicorp. i'll pocket to dollars of every hundred violent and make a little money on the spread is low. the bank did great in those years, but almost every one of those loans turned bad by the early 1980's. there were all based on very rapid inflation of the commodities these countries could export and that inflation stopped. crisis, another crisis. the stock-market crash in 1987. another crisis. savings and loan association, the press. they made all the mortgages back when. they got into trouble. the dumbest single piece of legislation passed in washington, at least on the domestic side. deregulated and allowed to put that money that they took from you and me, federally insured deposits and to almost anything they wanted. guess what they put it into? coffers arts. huge skyscrapers. other kinds of resorts. and just pawns. and pretty soon those investments turned sour. they all had to be bailed out in the late 1980's. then there were the junk bonds by the famed mike milken, very bright guy who h

he first displayed his skill selling soda on local streets while attending school. his great-grandfather served as president as the bank of maryland. the nation's first country day school. he made his fortune in real- estate finance. his passion for education was evident. he donated $30 million to the university of maryland's school of law back in april. he doted $50 million to establish the carey school of business at johns hopkins university. from bold memberships to campaign contributions, he shared his wealth and his knowledge. the city and state will be grateful for is g

first lady. >> and national watch dog group calling for break up of bank of america so it is no longer too big to fail. back in a moment. añyayayaya >>> honesty of a passenger may have prevented another disaster of fruit fly infestation. officials say a man from nigeria declared 21 apples at sfo. the fruit inspected in seven live fruit fly larvae were found. he was not charged because he declared the fruit. it's one of the most dangerous pests in the world blamed for destroying millions of dollars worth of fruit in the 1980s. >> los angeles county supervisors hoping wider sidewalks will help promote exercise, approving an ordinance requiring new development in unincorporated areas of l.a. to have wider sidewalks and bicycle parking. and they're hoping this will encourage people to take a walk. >> first lady turned lunch lady to announced new healthy friendly federal regulations for school lunches. the food channel's rachael ray helped prepare the meal. mrs. obama heaped spearhead the measure. >> when we send our kids to school we have a right to expect they won't be eating the kind of fatty, s

first showed his entrepreneurial skills selling soda on the streets. his great-grandfather served as the president of the bank of maryland. his grandmother created the gilman school for boys in 1897. it was the nation'sirst country day school. he made his fortune in real- estate finance. his passion for education was evident by the donations to major educational institutions. he donated $30 million to the university of maryland school of law last april, the largest gift in the school's history. having donated $50 million to establish the carry school of business at johns hopkins university in two dozen 6, he hoped his donations would lead to a joint law-business degree. from board membership to campaign contributions, he shared his wealth and knowledge. the city and state will forever be grateful for his guests and legacy.

bank in much of europe up veiled a little something called the euro. it was the first single currency to unite the continent and more than 1,000 years. now at first, only 11 nations. primarily for banking. the plan was to help make the european economy stronger and give the u.s. dollar a run for its buck. three years later, the bills and coins went into circulation. these days, 17 nations in europe use the euro, but lately, there have been concern about its future, largely because of the global economic turndown. still a new currency went caching 13 years

bank. for the achiever in you. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> up first, a frightening attack thatake any apparent grimace. an intruder tried to rob a school aide inside of a local elementary school. tonight, that intruder is still on the loose as the police manhunt is underway. at that unfolded at fort foote elementary in fort washington. jay korff has an interview with the victim's husband. >> the folks who lived in this community are fearful, quite frankly any state of shock. they cannot believe that somebody would go into local elementary school and tried to rob it. >> why would anybody go into an elementary school where they have small children and tried to rob somebody? >> increase in crime inside of a prince george's county school that has this community outraged. he says he got a call wednesday afternoon that he thought he would never received. >> when you start playing around with children, somebody has to be out of their mind. >> officials say that somebody entered fort foote elementary and demanded money from his wife a secretary of the school. the weapon was never seen,

continuing live coverage in the first of the nation's primary and the first, arkansas, cops they are searching for a guy suspected of forcing a twom rob a bankdly strapped a bomb on her body. can you imagine? home of the hogs in northwestern arkansas. woman told police that a man came into her home, tied up her husband and then strapped this thing around her ankle. she said the man forced her to go to the bank, take out cash but when the woman inside she told the teller about the so-called bomb strapped to her ankle. bank woke workers evacuated and bomb squad got it off her. trace gallagher, maybe he knows. i never heard anything quite like this. >> reporter: it's weird because the woman drove her search 7 to the bank and the suspect followed from behind in the husband's pickup truck but when the police arrived on the scene that pickup truck was nowhere to be found. it was later found abandoned just a few miles away in an area that police say makes them believe it might have been a local suspect. now, they are checking the surveillance video from the bank and other areas if they can i.d. the truck anywhere near the scene but overall the woma

bank. for the achiever in you. >> a slight setback in the nation's unemployment figures. >> the number of people filing first-timeafter a big drop in jobless claims earlier in the month. experts said the overall trend continues to show that the job market is improving somewhat. >> the new national survey shows foreclosures made up 20% of american properties on the market in the first quarter of last year, down 10% from a year earlier. in virginia foreclosure sale prices are slightly up. foreclosed properties in virginia sold for an average of over $236,000. hawaii was the only state with higher foreclosure prices. >> you may notice something different the next time you do some late-night shopping at walmart. bloomberg.com says walmart will no longer have greeters at the door. those workers will be doing other things such as stocking shelves. >> local journalism student had dialogue today with some of the best in the business. the talk to the inductees at this year's national hall of fame for the national association of black journalists. i was proud to moderate the discussion this morning at the museum and very p

first meeting of the year. germany promises extra financial support for tunisia's road to a democracy. >> scandal in switzerland, the head of the country's national bank is stepping down. ♪ >> a new year, a new conference to save the euro. the leaders of france and germany have been meeting in berlin to discuss ways of bolstering the common currency. they have reaffirmed their commitment to keeping the eurozone in tact and dismissed suggestions that greece can solve its debt crisis faster by returning to the drachma. progress towards a new tax on financial transactions. >> angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy get together to discuss the year a debt crisis so regularly that they have become experts at demonstrating confidence and unity. in berlin on monday, the french leader even agreed with the german hosts in her own tongue. one thing they really do agree on is the need for a transaction tax on stocks and currency dealing in the european union. sarkozy even suggested the possibility of prince going -- of france going it alone. he called the tax a timely and necessary solution and said it should be introduced soon. if the eurozone does not move fast enou

the first 100 days and i can't name all of them did you have the banking act of the agricultural adjustment act, the national recovery act, you have the currency reform, the gold standard, the reform of wall street and all of these things in the first 100 days and it's not until the second half of roosevelt's term after he has won this historic victory in the democrats expand their majority which no one thought was going to happen that's when he finally begins to turn to things like the labour legislation and social security. compare that with barack obama. what did he do in his first year of the presidency to address the economy? the stimulus bill and you can say the bailouts which were incredibly important. my personal view is the number one problem with the obama administration of least in the early days was it didn't split the bill up you should have had ten stimulus bill that added up to the but reach 70 billion-dollar bills that just hammered home the idea we care about the economy. i think first of hominy republicans standing alone would against the tax cut bill? i'm sure some of them would but it wou

bank. >>> still ahead on 9news now, hoky nation living it up in the big easy. we're going to take you to new orleans. but first, it is down to the wire for the gop presidential contenders in iowa. we will have the latest from the campaign trail. >>> a full court press today for the gop presidential hopefuls. they are out in force on the eve of the iowa caucuses. mitt romney is leading the pack. but they show nearly half of caucus goers are undecided. here are the latest developments. >> anita, typically only three to four candidates leave iowa with enough momentum to stay in the race, making this a critical day on the campaign trail. rick santorum supporters peered through the window in polk city, iowa. >> be bold, step forward to lead. you're casting the first vote. >> the latest poll shows santorum in third place, but in striking distance. santorum is taking aim at the front runner. >> we are not looking for a chief executive officer for this country. we're looking for a commander in chief. >> while romney targets president obama. >> i look at this president and realize that he just doesn't know what has to

nations to stand international observers here to the west bank. reporting right now egyptians voting in the third round of the first post a revolution of parliamentary election the country's leading islamist party is expected to dominate with results in june now in ten days the vote will see a transfer is a transfer of power from the army which has been in charge since the toppling of president mubarak in february last year mubarak for the meantime is on trial charged with complicity in the killing of more than eight hundred protesters during the popular uprising last month the previous round of voting was overshadowed by violent clashes between protesters and the army and government raids on charitable organizations last week of also added to the bad feeling and authorities are ridiculous ports from cairo discontent is running high. the revolution may have toppled hosni mubarak the manager passions accuse of corruption and suffocating freedom but no it's the ruling supreme council of armed forces which finds itself in hot water with the west falling raids on human rights organizations last week phyllis's a very dangerous situation because you have

to stay put in the english premier league while national team mates to me are to be latino it's backing these banks for a return home. let's get to his first though and choose this quarter final matches at the spread in open victoria azarenka is through to her first semifinal all this tournaments after a come from behind six seven six six two victory over poland's agony and rub on scum the third seed only the winner of the other issues a quarter point onward defending champion came choli cers is in now on court against world number one carolyn bugs me i keep following itself when over twenty eleven finalists in the not so eight time grand slam champion clijsters has won the first set six three and it's fine for kim in the second. in the men's role four time was truly an open champion in a row ship federer.

ruling by a world bank tribunal in a multi-billion dollar case of chavez nationalizing an exxon-mobile project. >>> and how's this for inflation? a copper penny minted in 1793, the first year the u.s. made its own coins, fetched $1 million this weekend at a florida auction. keep up with those pennies. >>> all right. the giants pluck the falcons, and every bowler's nightmare happens to a pro on tv. >>> plus, tim tebow and the broncos take on a the playoff savvy pittsburgh steelers in the afc wild card action. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> we have a rainy monday morning in much of the deep south heading for the east coast. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, chalk up another improbable win for the denver broncos and tim tebow. here's nbc's mario solis with an early look at all your sports headlines. >> hi, there. good morning. tim tebow adding yet another chapter to his storybook season with a thrilling overtime win over the steelers. to denver we go. no one gave the broncos a chance. that's exactly the kind of thing tebow thrives on. up one

last eight years is take out a credit card from the bank of china in the name of our children, driving up our national debt from $5 trillion for the first4 trillion by his lonesome, now we have over $9 trillion of debt that we are going to have to pay back. $30,000 for every man, woman and child. that is irresponsible. it's unpatriotic. >> i'm sure president obama never thought it would come back to haunt him. he probably didn't see the five coming back to haunt him. now. >> bob: i think of all his campaign speeches, that one should never have been given. that was not a fair word to give to george bush. >> dana: thank you, bob. that was very nice to have you. >> bob: i don't like it on either side. george bush had $4 trillion which $3.5 trillion was automatic. same thing with obama that there are certain entitlements drive the budget up so fast that none of us have control dull democrats and republicans have the courage to step up. >> that is why it's amusing that president obama that president bush did this all by his lonesome. >> it's true they had nothing to do. look how much warning. there had a have been warnings coming for a long

bank of america near you. >>> welcome back to "first look." i'm lynn berry. the american league signed another hitting star through free agency away from the national league.nbc's fred roggin. >>> good morning. we start with news out of detroit. the tigers signed the biggest free agent left on the market. agreed to a nine-year, $214 million deal with prince fielder. the beefy slugger finished third in the mvp voting last week after hitting 120 rbi. he'll fill the void made by victor martinez. his dad, cecil played with the giants for ten years. >>> tim lincicome, he was resigned to a two-year, $40.5 million deal. >>> alex ovechkin announced he won't play in sunday's all-star game because he's a sus penneded player. no ovechkin but plenty of matth matthew perault. >>> he was there to give matthew a shaving cream pie. the caps win it, 5-3. >>> nba lebron james facing the cavs. james with the step-back jumper. fans in cleveland know all about that shot. he had 18. no surprise here, lebron disappeared in the fourth so chris bosh carried the heat. they win it, 92-85. >>> here's an incredible shot that got one players high fives from the other team. it happened

looking ahead the bank says the country's economy will return to a moderate recovery in the first half of 2012 in april. this will be due to economic growth in emerging nations and an increase in the demand for reconstruction from the disaster in march last year. the boj downgraded the economic growth forecast for fiscal 2011 from 0.3% to minus 0.4%. for fiscal 2012 from 2.2% to 2%. boj government told reporters that the sovereign debt crisis in europe poses the biggest risk to the economy. >> translator: if the situation worsens we might see a further contraction in the global financial markets. that will have a huge impact in and out of europe. especially on emerging economies. >> semiconductor manufacturer texas instruments says it will close two plants one in japan and one in the united states. the u.s. chip maker says the closures are needed to cut costs. t.i. said it plans to shut down the factories within 18 months. one is in southern japan. about 500 employees work there. the other plant in houston, texas, both factories have been operating for over 30 years. t.i. reported a profit of almost 300 million for the october to december quarter marking a 6

first in the nation with voting. the voters started voting in florida over two weeks ago and that is when -- and that is the different maker here. >> reporter: they reaching tout to them and running phone banks for them. using sophisticated software and persuasion to make a personal connection. >> the predictive dialer and they come from the department of corrections -- collections and this helps you save time and reforces. it allows to you go through the phone list much quicker and to reach a larger number of voters. >> reporter: absentee ballots are one target and all florida counties will open early polling stations like this one, the same day that south carolina voters are going to the polls. >> campaign workers expect a third of the state workers to vote early. the ballots will be counted on the 31st. allison sea more, fox 5 news. >> and it's been two years now since the earthquake in haiti. >>> and how local residents are honoring the anniversary. >>> and a wrong turn. the driver has a bad day in new york city. gary. >>> and we had a nice run here. the 60s again and that is going come crashing down as winter arrives and maybe with some snow. >>> no thanks, gary. >>> coming up in sports

but first, her husband may be headed to the super bowl, but it's gezelle worth the big bucks. here is neil. >> the head of the nation's central banking to keep interest rates on mortgages and other loans pretty low for a pretty long time. saying the federal reserve has no plans to raise its key rates until at least late 2014. a bumpy ride for boeing. the defense company making more money last quarter, but lowering expectations for the rest of the year. and net flicks netting some gains. the movie rental company adding 600,000 new u.s. subscribers. it lost 800,000 earlier in 2011. after announcing higher prices. and about to become the top model when it comes to sheer money. her lingerie brand expected to go global is here, making her the world's first billionaire model. that's business, i'm neil.  if you're like me, you care about the food your family eats. i was pretty confused by everything i'd been hearing about high fructose corn syrup. so, i did a little research to find out what independent experts like doctors, dieticians and nutritionists had to say. i learned, whether it's corn sugar or cane sugar, your body can't te

nations has forever been an instrument of such imperial policy first attempt to cut off iran doro trading capacity its ability to import replacement equipment for its refineries then they want to tie up its banking and to preclude people from from trading with its banks then every company that is in fact engaged in trade with iran is subject the united states to penalty what do you think this is better than active war. of so surveying the damage from saturday's ok my prize has to oakland california the mayor will stick x. of us out of the city the latest riley ended with the violence police firing tear gas and flash bombs meanwhile in washington at deadline nation by the national poll departments to dismantle occupy accounts his post would activate staying put activist robet war from the occupying to see actions he signs that the latest violence shows how militarized the us police have become. i think you have to recognize the specifics of the oakland police department they're known as one of the most violent repressive in the country and it's exposed how militarists militarized american police have become in recent years so you know it's it's charting it's horrifying to see what's coming out of

nations has forever been an instrument of such imperial policy first the attempt to cut off iran's your own trading capacity its ability to import replacement equipment for. them they want to tie up its banking and to preclude people from from trading with its banks then every company that is in fact engaged in trade with iran is subject the united states to penalty what do you think this is better than act of war. and don't hesitate to log onto our web site r.t. dot com and it's the best place to look for the latest updates comments and a video as well here's a sample of what's there for you right now. so hold healing pyramids attract russians hoping to improve their health but skeptics dismiss the structures as fraudulent false idols designed only to help people hearts and put their money. down the pentagon's money management proves to be far from the station as one hundred million dollars once more and it's down the same powers disappears into thin little air. little . now the latest e.u. afeard to save the euro underway in brussels is off to a characteristic starts with the leaders of france and britain arguing over which of them has more industry the exchange came as the two often a log

bank of america stadium. charlotte is hosting the democratic national convention from september 3rd to the 6th. we send out a congratulations to t the firste back, here is a look at other stories topping the news right now, we go to seattle, and they are preparing for possibly their biggest snowfall since 1985, 18 inches is expected in the area before it all ends tomorrow, travel will be dangerous or even impossible. portland, oregon is also bracing for heavy snow as well. >>> the english language version is going to be suspended tomorrow on wikipedia. >>> you may want to things twice before walking and wearing head phones or keep the volume lower, the people seriously z lly inju killed while walking has jumped to 47 between 2010 and 2011 f you were hoping to buy the life-like steve jobs doll, you are out of luck. the company that was producing it decided not to produce it after pressure from the family and apple, it was dressed in clothes similar to what he wore. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 11:p on -- 11:00 eastern. "now" with alex wagner is next. >> hi, we will be talking about the winners and losers of last night's debate. was i

nations has forever been an instrument of such imperial policy first the attempt to cut off iran trading capacity its ability to import replaced with equipment for its refineries then they want to tie up its banking and to preclude people from the good from trading with its banks then every company that is in fact engaged in trade with iran is subject the united states to penalty what do you think this is better than act of war. the latest e.u. effort to save the euro underway and brussels is off to a characteristic start with the leaders of france and britain argue no over which of them has more industry thanks change came as the too often at loggerheads looked to downplay disagreements and mutual distrust the incident however wasn't isolated poland set to join the euro zone demanded a greater say in decision making spanish in turn argued against excessive staring while everyone pressed the greeks to complete debt talks with its creditors. although as one result however with twenty five of the twenty seven nations agreeing to german fiscal rules that would limit deficits and a new bailout fund for paul natal a member of the european parliament says democracy could suffer as a result of this will

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nation which threw off the scenes of command and control communism only to brace the commanding control interest rate setting banks thursday grand illusion. europe should question wisdom of austerity by alan scherr ter first let's start with this chart which is shows the biggest declines in modern economic history as we see the biggest on the bottom there was one nine hundred twenty nine that's from the u.s. when real g.d.p. declined by twenty eight point nine percent over four years two thousand and seven that's a lot it declined by twenty four point one percent in just two years and then two thousand and one argentina declined by twenty one point nine percent one thousand nine hundred seven max indonesia declined by fourteen point seven percent in thailand by thirteen point five percent you were there at the time that was of course due to be carried carry trade collapsed as well so well it's a common thing throughout the history of these collapses that generally it has to do with bankers and day and incredibly stupid banking tricks for their benefit and everyone else's detriment of course i'm looking at the lafayette economy collapse and something reminds me of jeffrey sachs out of that remind me of jef

bank. no nonsense. just people sense. >>shepard: 16 minutes past 2:00 in des moines, iowa, and we are counting down to the first-in-the-nation caucus which could make-or-break a presidential hopefuls campaign. not always. staffers of michele bachmann have said a strong showing in iowa is key to future success in the nominating process. according to the latest poll the congresswoman is gone. way, way, way back in the back of the pack among active candidates in the hawkeye state were the former governor of utah, huntsman is skipping idea, and everyone says he is crazy for doing so but that is his decision. and us with is the host of afternoon drive on the enormously influential iowa radio station 1040, wlo, and all the major candidates have been on the program, and congress way says after talking to all of them he probably supports governor rick perry but he is not a registered republican and he cannot participate in the caucuses. and he says everybody should caucus for their conscience. i get you said vote. >>guest: vote your conscience. rick perry has run the 13 the largest economy on the face of the planet for ten or 11 yea

the first 100 days and i can't name all of them did you have the banking act of the agricultural adjustment act, the nationalery act, you have the currency reform, the gold standard, the reform of wall street and all of these things in the first 100 days and it's not until the second half of roosevelt's term after he has won this historic victory in the democrats expand their majority which no one thought was going to happen that's when he finally begins to turn to things like the labour legislation and social security. compare that with barack obama. what did he do in his first year of the presidency to address the economy? the stimulus bill and you can say the bailouts which were incredibly important. my personal view is the number one problem with the obama administration of least in the early days was it didn't split the bill up you should have had ten stimulus bill that added up to the but reach 70 billion-dollar bills that just hammered home the idea we care about the economy. i think first of hominy republicans standing alone would against the tax cut bill? i'm sure some of them would but it wouldn't

eight years is to take out a credit card from the bank of china in the name our children, driving up our national debt from $5 trillion from the firstidents. number 43 added $4 trillion by his lonesome. we now have over $9 trillion much debt that we are going to have to pay back. $30,000 for every man, woman and child. that's irresponsible. it's unpatriotic. we can choose another four years with the same reckless fiscal policies that busted our budget and wreaked havoc on our economy and mort gaged our children's future with mountains of debt. >> the schools that aren't repairing our children and the mountain of debt they stand to inherit. megyn: matt mccall and chris stirewalt. gentlemen, welcome. the numbers are really staggering. we are heading for over a trillion dollars in 2012. it was 1.4 trillion in 2009. the largest deficit recorded before all this was $458 billion in 2008 just to give the viewers perspective on how large these numbers are. give us the broad brush perspective. you have the a.p. using terms like alarming and perilous. >> i think we are walking on a tightrope. we are coming out of the worst recession we have s