and you're not really over the target unless you're receiving flack. i tend to say what i think. tend not to -- >> sugarcoat it? >> i don't sugarcoat it too much. sometimes i try, but it doesn't work. a lot of people rise up in politics from never offending anyone and their skill is in being bland. and i was in a position for 20 years, i just sort of look at the problem and try to figure out a solution and sometimes not everybody agrees with me. >> you've been aggressive against some of the potential 2016 candidates. crist chris chris christie being a bully. is there more of the guaranteed rand paul attacks fellow republican? >> i don't know. i think that the reason i do collect headline, really from the moment i ran, i don't know if that is luck or skill, i don't tend to be provocative just to be provocative. i truly think it is hypocritical for someone who used mayorrijuana as a kid is for harsh penalties for people who do it. rich white kids aren't getting snatched up, it's poor black kid, poor hispanic kids poor white kids, they're the ones serving prison sentence. >> "washin

>> republican senators catching a lot of flack over their letter to iranian leaders but did the saudis just deliver an even more sobering message? how the nuke negotiations over there could put our lives in danger right here. >>> isis launching its own social media platform. why some of you say that's good news. we'll see you at the top of the hour. >> thank you david. up next right here, free community college, check. aid to pay off student loans, check. you get the bill. check. >>> get ready for a student aid bill of rights. the president says it's all about helping kids get access to college and helping them pay off their college loans. ben stein wondering where is the taxpayers' bill of rights? i wouldn't hold my breath. >> i'm all in favor of kids getting educated. it is worth it. how well educated students are after college as compared to before college is very much up in the air. why it is the taxpayer is working in a store to subsidize kids getting high all day is unclear to me. >> they are not getting high all day. >> why are taxpayers on the hook sending these kids on a long

so anybody who's giving you flack, they weren't sitting in you're seat. jo ann, as a jury, did you take into account he had dismembered morris black? couldn't take that into account? >> no. that's one thing -- i'm glad you asked me that. deborah, i'm sure will agree with there. that was not part of this trial. the trial that we sat as jurors on was how morris black died. so the question was, the actual charge that we had to answer was, was he murdered or was he killed in self-defense or by accident. and the state could not prove it. >> jeff toobin it's interesting because, had this been a head -- his head was really only body part that was still missing -- had there been a head perhaps the authorities would have been -- the state would have been able to prove how he was shot which would have differed from robert durst's account of the actual shooting. but without a head it was basically robert durst's account of how he was killed. right? >> that's right. and who removed the head but robert durst. so i respect these jurors. i respect anyone who does jury s

>> larry: rasheeda jones got a little flack a little while back. i think she was watching miley sirur and she was doing twerping ( bleep ), whatever it was. >> it's an art larry. >> larry: whatever. but she ended with the hashtag "stop acting like whores." is that shaming of women? >> i think fine if she did it. i mean, i wouldn't have done it. i have no twitter followers. >> did it work? have women stopped being whores? >> larry: i'm sorry. what did i say about jordan by the way? i'm just getting the information. >> i mean, i think that women can shame women just as well as men can. i mean, i don't think that shaming is specific to a gender. >> larry: right. >> yeah women are guilty of actually calling out other women first. like, "oh, she's a slut." >> i was like well-- >> who are they talking talking about? >> women can do whatever men can do guys. that's, i think, the takeaway. yeah yeah. ( applause ) >> larry: jordan is digging a deeper hole. >> i'm married. >> larry: i remember like-- like sexual empowerment, or what that is called. a the lov

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. >> i mean, they've taken a lot of the flack for this. >> yeah. >> people making fun of them. >> yeah it isn't fair. you know why? everybody that's different is usually a target to be made fun of. >> reporter: the idea may not be half bad. the ingredients are there. but as with the coffee it's all in the execution. i'm david wright for "nightline" in new york. >> thanks for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always online at abcnews.com. good night, america. thank you very much, and i'll be right back with your drinksks. okay, thanks. thanks. so what were you saying? oh, nothing. geoffrey took michael's hat and geoffrey's was at school, so michael didn't have a hat, but he didn't carere 'cause he hates hats anyways. hmm. so g geoffrey took michael's hat, huh? yeah. this bread is good. you got that right although, you know what? we probably shouldn't fill up on bread, though. yeah, you're right. yeah.

hill and stocked them with these forn to be acco scientists that we call biostitutes, and slick pr flacks and voodoo committees and this men age reof kind of sociopaths agerie of kind of sociopaths. >> sorry i can't paths? >> sorry i don't paths who are putting though their own interests, their own financial interests against the lives and health of the society as a whole, people who are essentially anti-social. >> does that apply to everybody who works in the coal and oil you didn't that they are all bad people? they are all sociopaths? >> no. of course not. most people who work in the coal industry, for example, coal miners, there is about 80,000 coal miners left in america and most of those people are living in communities where they are desperate for jobs. and this is what they are trained for and this is the work that they are doing. and depending upon what kind of coal mining -- it can be high-paying work, or it can be very low-paying and dangerous work. those are not bad people. i am talking about -- i am talking about the -- about the people who run these oil companies, particular

. >> i mean, they've taken a lot of the flack for this. >> yeah. >> people making fun of them. >> yeahn't fair. you know why? everybody that's different is usually a target to be made fun of. >> reporter: the idea may not be half bad. the ingredients are there. but as with the coffee it's all in the execution. i'm david wright for "nightline" in new york. >> thanks for watching abc news. tune into "good morning america" tomorrow. as always online at abcnews.com. good night, america. [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> hey! ha! hey! hey! [cheers and applause] i'm terry crews and it's time to start putting big-time cash in people's pockets right here on millionaire! [cheers and applause] our first contestant pushes himself to conquer at least one challenge every day, from holding his breath for a long time to staying awake for 24 hours. today he is here to challenge himself to win the million. from the bronx, new york please welcome robert holub! [cheers and applause] hey! how you doing? >> great. >> how are you, sir? >> i'm doing good, terry. >> so you put yourself through various challenges every

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divorce me getting another woman and getting flack for that i got a dui at one point. i felt like-- . >> jon: i didn't real how [bleep] up you are. >> no, i am a mess i'm a complete mess. >> jon: you are. >> it's like you just realized holy [bleep] kevin hart's a complete mess! so i felt i was like let me explain you know. i fell --. >> jon: and but it is it's your way of processing that information. >> yes. >> jon: and what you have done. >> very much so. like me going me doing let me explain that was my way to give directly and contact with the people that support me. you hear things there's blogs there is the media there is critics that say all this stuff. well thing about doing stand-up we have a direct connection. i have a microphone i have an audience that sees me, i will beat everybody else to it by explaining it myself. >> jon: dow ofever worry by making better choices for yourself by your life you are taking away good material for your act? >> yeah. that has been a concern. >> jon: i wonder about that. >> it has been a concern. >> jon: right. >> that's why you

. >>> hillary clinton appears to be taking the flack over her private e-mail accounts in stride.oking about it last night in a room full of reporters, clinton was a keynote speaker at an awards ceremony honoring political reporting and said her relationship with the media has always been complicated but signaled she was ready for a change. >> but i am all about new beginnings. [ laughter ] a new grandchild another new hair p stiel hairstyle, a new e-mail account. [ laughter and applause ] why not a new relationship with the press? >> hours earlier clinton was at the white house for a visit with president obama and met privately to discuss a range of topics. >>> security was heightened at the ncaa women's tournament game while officials investigate a possible threat to the president's niece. leslie robinson plays for princeton which faced off against maryland. someone claimed they saw an armed man on campus. extra security was already planned for the game because supreme court justices elena kagan and sonia sotomayor both princeton graduates were going. fortunately the threat not

. >> saturday night live, catching flack for lam lampooning isis. >> looks like your ride is here. you be careful, okay. >> dad, it's justice i -- isis. >> take care of her. kennedy: so, jimmy, they caught a lot of heat, you are not supposed to make fun of isis, only way we can figure out how much we've been hurting is if we learn to laugh. >> this validates my theory, people need something to get mad at, if we can't hit isis, what who do we hit? layoff the loveable hitler, i don't understand why we draw that line, this is people that know nothing about comedy, what other field is this acceptable. we don't tweet at dentists and say you can't pull tooth that way, i think that people who are funny professionaly, who should hear from, i don't see a comedian condemning it. >> we should not have political correctness rule for isis, the best way to deal with groups like this is make fun of them, their whole thing is we're the big group, we have been chosen, and we'll destroy, so make them look like idiots. >> and in comedy, people come up to you after a show, and share a come, one i get

all right to two social media shameing facebook, getting flack, with the feeling flat emoticon.hey over reacting? >> oh, my god we every day we have real stories in news, we have you know, isis cutting people's heads off and we react to someone pointing a finger at themselves and saying they they feel fat i feel fat! camera puts 10 pounds on me, this is how i feel i don't care. stop over reacting. neil: much emote conabout nothing -- emote -- >> you have people saying we're trying to turn world into an orwellian place we say you can't use more and more words until we have a small set of words, on the other hand, have you some people who do have real problems with eating disorders with medical disorders that really do get offended and feel. neil: i know but this is -- the emoteemoticon thing i hate it when people put it in e-mails to me, i am not reading it. but, i am glad you are here, reaction to apple and many announcements, tom? >> look they try to make the watch to a dig biel, but i use -- a big deal, i use the teenager test, i have kids, if they are into it, they are vie ab

after the serve e services, sergeant wilson's body was escorted carried by the american flack.ilson was buried at fern wood cemetary in landsdown. >>> southbound 495 is open after a nasty accident in wilmington three vehicles crashed before 8:30 at route 13. it started when a vehicle swerved to avoid debris on the interstate and struck is a barrier. a second driver sideswiped that car and then a limo crashed into them. seven people were taken to the hospital. all injuries were minor. >>> they reopened the kosher supermarket in paris where a deadly attack took place.orists killed 6 people. >>> cruise knocked down the historic boyd theater in center city. efforts were on going to save the theater. officials struck a deal to protect the building's exterior. it was sold last october for 4.$5 million to make way for a 26 story apartment to your. >>> you might notice kiosk also at rite aid stores in center city. we told you about the ebb kiosk service, you download the app and scan? your keys. while this is convenient, some security efforts have concern about theft and fraud they sug

. >> it had to take a washington post investigation a lot of flack for these incidents. they were trying to -- >> and how is there no video of this? with all of the people that walk around the white house, i don't care about the middle of the night. >> anbar year? seriously, has to be something out there. >> more on that later, i'm sure. >> now photograph is her fighting back, after she receives flack over photo, she took of baby wrapped in a american flag. >> a lot of rules when you lands the flying. >> i think she knows the rules. fierce fire storm, mike, underway against photographer van's hicks who is by the way also a veteran of the us navy. take a look at the picture, see there, a cute little eight day old baby. >> i was read boring this, it is a vinyl flag, she purchased, at the dollar store. so this is the picture that has made its way around the internet sparking national attention, eight day old brandon being cradled in a american flag, that's being held by his father, a member of the navy. hicks posted the picture and the comment she received left her in compl

>>> yesterday howard schultz caught a lot of flack for his bold race together initiative. designed to use his coffee chain to kick start a national conversation on race relations, something that's very consistent with the company's socially conscious image. at today's annual meeting howard and his team spent time on the genesis of this campaign along with ahost of other initiatives. in the wake of his annual investor day which i watched on closed circuit tv and loved, let's check in with howard schultz, the founder, chairman and ceo of starbucks. welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. thanks for having me. >> howard i go and get my triple ven tei cappuccino. i say hello. they say hello to me. i never noticed whether they were african-american or caucasian. now i do. is that good or bad? >> in all fairness jim, i don't think that's the question. let's first look at the situation in the country today. between ferguson madison, wisconsin, new york cleveland, obviously the country is being torn apart by racial injustice and a level of racism that we haven't seen publi

. >> reporter: and the red flacks kept coming.rviewed one of susan's best friends, a woman named julie smith. she told them susan had been struggling financially for quite some time but she'd been hopeful of getting back on her feet soon. she was on to something, something big. >> at the time she died, she kept saying she was on to something big. she wouldn't say what it was. and i said, "what, susan? tell me about it?" she brushed me off, she was really good about that, she said, "oh, julie, never mind, it doesn't matter." she slipped into the next subject. >> reporter: lapd wondered, despite susan's adamant zfls of durst, did she know more than she let on? new york state police and cathie's friends told them that perhaps she did and ill had to do with that phone call cathie allegedly mid to the dean of her medical school the night she disappeared. >> it was a bizarre thing. most people don't call the dean, for years, it's been the theory of investigators that cathie further's disappearance that that phone call was made by susan

>> reporter: the question now, will the e-mail flack resonate with voters into 2016?unately for hillary clinton she's created a situation where republicans can keep raising questions about e-mails she deleted unless and until it starts backfiring. >> that was kristen welker reporting. >>> a bike ride to remember the lives of 20 precious children killed inside their school is coming to washington. advocates for tougher gun control are making their third annual ride from newtown, connecticut, to d.c. that group calls itself team 26. the 400-mile ride will take four days.forehand. the group wants universal background checks and a ban on high capacity magazines. in december of 2012, 20 children and six adults were killed in a shooting at sandy hook elementary school. >> nice event there. the time now is 9:35. another delay for a rocket at wallops island. >> a falls church high school student creates a new pair of cleats. we're going to check them out. a new form of innovation is taking shape, bringing media and technology together for more people. together is more wi-fi a

. >>> jamie foxx is catching flack for his jokes last night at iheartradio awards where he made fun of bruce jenner. foxx said bruce is doing a his and her duet all by himself. some people thought it was hilarious. paris hilton didn't like it and wrote boo, shame on you for allowing jamie foxx to be transphobic on national television. >>> now to your gratuitous ahh video of the day. the san diego zoo is showing off its brand-new jaguar cub. the 18-month-old cub explored its cat cave bedroom before the zoo opened sunday morning. this is the third cub for the mama jag and the zoo workers still don't know what sex the cub is. >> how long does it take i wonder? >> i don't know. >>> the maryland women play tonight for a spot in the final four. dave owens has the story on the impact that head coach brenda frese's two sons have had on the team. >> also in our health alert new date that could change the way experts >>> a national parks campaign this week will focus on bringing more diversity and young people to some of the country's most historic places. these are pictures from shenandoah nati

he gets flack from democrats and republicans for being so secretive booth's body. >> on that fascinating point -- >> it was a mistake. half of the country didn't trust him. they thought what is he hiding? why did we see the body? then you have the stories booth wasn't killed. that is the start of that. it is too bad. thegovernment >> of a round of applause for our speakers. >> this weekend, the c-span2 has partnered to learn about the history and literary life of columbus, georgia. >> inside the museum is the remains of a confederate ironclad, the css jackson. this was built in columbus during the war. the oval shapes are the gun ports of the jackson. the jackson is armed with six brooke rifles. the particular rifle we are filing today was built specifically for the jackson. it was cast at the selma naval works in selma, alabama, and completed in january of 1865. real claim to fame is directly connected to the fact there are only quite general ironclads from the civil war we can study right now. the jackson is right here. that is why this facility is here. it is first and foremost to tel

he is trying to get egypt on track, he took flack recently on libya.hts the fact that this region is in a fragile state, even those making strides toward democracy are still at risk. >> that region is so difficult. pleasure to see you. >>> we will continue to follow breaking news out of tunesia where the government says eight people have been killed in the capital. lots ahead on the second jam packed hour of "the rundown." >>> in the u.s., watching a key hearing get under way on the hill. military funding and fight on isis front and center. >>> first, another huge bump in the road for the pick for attorney general, standoff over loretta lynch's confirmation among the longest in decades. why is it taking so long. >>> and shining a light on the dark side of controversy in ferguson, missouri where protests and violence in response to the michael brown shooting, all built on a lie? our next guest makes that case here on "the rundown." ♪ building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. no

and if it does that's a real problem and he's getting flack at home for that.election, wolf as we all know. he's playing his base in the party because his move here to talk about iran is popular with them and that's what he's going for. >> security front and center. will the relationship survive? of course it will. will the relationship survive? of course it will. but he also said in future years. he's well aware in future weeks and months the dysfunction between him, the personal relationship is quite dysfunctional and there's no question it could not get any bet near the short term. the question is will it get worse. >> when i was talking to a senior democrat who was debating whether or not to go to the speech -- and the question this democrat was asking is does netanyahu's appearance here add anything to the sum total of knowledge about what we know about the iran sanctions debate? is he going to tell the american congress anything different than they already know from hearings and meetings with the aelt meeting with the white house? what's the purpose of th

this is a flack planted by ted cruz at a time he needed to plant it. polk he is at 4%. a lot of people in that space, rick santorum who has run before dr. ben carson and the candidates want a piece of that space. he is behind in the polls, he is famous. he has been a protest candidate for the republican party. he's helped shut down the government. he's stood up to the president. do voters view him as an opposition oprotester or a president. that's challenge number one. >> anna how do you answer that question? a lot say there is a lot against, a lot he says no to. is there enough he is for? >> i don't know yet. right now what he is known for is exactly that being an obstructionist somebody that stands up to the establishment, which is appealing to the certain part of the republican electorate. being the person who is uncompromiseingly against obamacare, uncompromiseingly against executive orders be i the president. we have not heard what he is for. we don't know if he can break past the single digit support that he enjoys in the polls right now. he's going to have a lot

all this other stuff is just for lack -- flack. it seems to me it can be done through some kind of international commission or international fund and then be turned over to iran to run it. thank you very much for taking my call. i will hang up and listen to the answer. guest: i wish you were the negotiator. one of these issues that has been raised up. why does iran need to enrich uranium on its soil if it can be guaranteed a source of low enriched uranium fuel to its reactors? they have refused that and that is part of the frustration. what you say is a very logical answer to a problem which exists and would bypass a lot of the distrust with regard to iran. we have made concessions which don't make that possible anymore. host: one more call. illinois appeared go ahead. caller: us telling iran they cannot mine for uranium would be like china telling us we cannot drill for shale oil. i read a book a couple of years ago -- he had been on c-span book tv. it looks like this iran nuclear bomb thing is not going back more than 15 years --

he'll take flack for that but that's something he's decided he's going to do.hat a staffer does is necessarily a reason that you have to fire that staffer. scott walker made an error by overreacting here. and i think that jeb is hopefully trying to chart that course where you can say well reasonable people will disagree. >> speaking of the rules of the game both democratic and republican operatives agree that the rules of campaign warfare have changed. ted divine told politico there's more awareness of the fact that if you're going to hire somebody on the payroll of a campaign that person needs to be subjected to some kind of scrutiny. and republican strategist ron calf kaufman said people are getting caught saying things in the past when maybe the rules were a little bit different. that's just the way it is. >> this will look very different a generation from now when most campaign hires are digital natives who have lived their entire lives online. >> speaking of 25 years from now, i'm just trying to wrap my head around this meerkat thing. >> gosh. >> where you

i know that $15 billion is a huge price tag and i know i'm going to get a lot of flack for saying thist there's a chance that spiegel the ceo of snapchat has exercised a little bit of discipline in this fund raise and that he did not take investors' money at the higher valuation, instead went for a seemingly strategic partner at potentially a lower valuation. >> why we went 23r from 19 to 15, maybe 19 was wrong and so forth, but it may be that there's something that gets snapchat into china based on this. alibaba is trying to be aggressive with investing as we thought at the ipo, this is one way that they can expand internationally without owning things 100%. that's no surprise. but this discrepancy between where we have been told that snapchat was looking and the deal is something worth looking into it. >> interesting because some reports say snapchat is still blocked in china. i haven't tried to use it in china -- and how much of a political lightning rod is alibaba willing to be to make such a sizable investment in something not allowed on the mainland. >> intel, shares falling afte

i got a lot of flack for it actually.ide. jake told me i should not have done that, that that was a disrespectful thing to do, that i wasted some of the inmate's food by setting it aside. i had intended on eating mine, but in the end i might have been a little disrespectful of that cook. >> a year later at the jail near oakland, the teacher would once again become the student. when jake hector made the mistake of sampling the spread soon after a big lunch. >> when we were filming in oakland, there was a group of guys and claimed they made this huge burrito they called the three-foot iguana. >> three types of meats, the good cheese. >> just based on the look of it, i figured i had to try it. they wanted to give me the biggest portion they possibly could. >> that's money right there. >> i just had lunch. this was no way i could have eaten this whole thing. i didn't want to disrespect them by throwing it away. >> you ain't going to take it? >> i can't eat that whole thing. >> after the first bite -- >> i'm not that hungry. c

so you know the implications of it were sort of terrifying how it might be received and what flack we might receive. the second time we know you know now those things are accepted. and are known about. but i-- maybe in a way in the film it's a very different animal anyway. because on the stage i go backyards and towards in age and that's tough. you know that's a difficult challenge. but the essence of the queen may be harder on film because you know it's closer. and you've got to have that kind of working. >> rose: the interesting thing tell them what the play is about. every week is it tuesday? >> every tuesday. >> rose: the queen meets with the prime minister. >> the queen meets with the prime minister for 20 minutes, no longer. just so the prime minister lets her knows what's going on politically you know. but it's a completely sack ro saj-- sacrosanct space in the sense that neither the queen nor the prime minister ever talk about what they talked about. >> rose: and there's no one else in the room. >> and there's no one else in the room. and it is not bugged. >> rose: we think. >

police believe neeley was under the influence of street drug called flack today and was hallucinatingn he tried to jump over the tall metal fence much his leg was impaled by a large spike. rescuers couldn't just remove him from it. they had to cut around it. >> we knew we had to cut the fence. you can't remove an impaled object because you have no idea what's going on inside. his leg was pretty much like right here. so we had to, you know, prevent burns and everything to the soft tissue. we had to pull back and make a real fine cut right here. >> all right. incredible. it took crews 10 minutes to free the guy. he was taken to the hospital where doctors removed the spike without cutting any major arteries and he's expected to be okay. >>> wow. that is tough. all right. with warmer temperatures come allergies. >> we've got the top tips to help you face them head on. and we continue to follow breaking news. an explosion rocking the east village in new york city. flames shooting from a building. we're on the scene for a live report. scott? >> iain, temperatures today near 70 degrees in ph

flack is a startup firm. why target this type of company?om: they create fantastic technologies that become ubiquitous quite quickly but they don't sustain those by securing them. if you think about who uses this type of application and chat function, it is an easy gateway into that back and network. alix: it is a back way of a larger hack. continues to be a terror typing -- terrifying topic. thank you for joining us. antibiotic resistant bacteria kills 700,000 people every year. that number could rise to 10 million by 2015. what is being done to fight this epidemic. we will tell you why u.s. companies may want to go shopping overseas for some deals. alix: here are the top stories we are watching ahead of the closing l. arab leaders are looking to counter islamic it that islamist extremism. they have pushed for the issuing of the rapid response force. francois hollande plus socialist party suffering a setback at the polls on sunday. his predecessor and political opponents nicolas sarkozy led a sweeping majority in the elections. american exp

he is getting a lot of flack the soldiers who focus for us, we have to let them vote. and the ones who were educated, no reason not to let them vote. why can't we start there? he has put out something in terms of race relations and improvement. but he does not have a program he has not drawn up a bureaucratic arrangement, how the freedman's bureau is going to work. he stares from point to point. he is a -- steelers from point to point -- steers from point to point. he is a big picture man. you see it in ways that people cannot forget it and it stays with you and other people can use it. this is what he said, writing is the greatest invention. if somebody writes it down, then it does not matter if it is forgotten for 1000 years, it is written down. the person that can use it 1000 years later finds it worth writing. i think that is the kind of thinker that he was. mr. matthews: the term african-american is no but he knew people who had come from slave backgrounds -- new but he knew people who had come from slave backgrounds like frederick douglass. did he have any sense

i got flack for that in social media.lking up and down the street, ladies of the noit and stuff like that. what got me is she crossed over a busy street. >> so she crossed the street. it's remarkable what a little girl she is. she managed to put on a rain coat. got dressed. put on her boots and managed to walk down the street and find the bus stop. what did police say when they came? >> they asked me what happened. this guy flagged mead down. that time of night you think people will say anything. he flagged me down and said there's a little girl out here. i got to leave. that's what i explained to the police. >> unbelievable. it says so much about the people of philadelphia. 3:00 in the morning a bus driver makes sure she's safe and sound. did she end up getting that slushy, do we know? >> i don't know yds that to the police. i said make sure you get her slushy. that's what she did. she hunched her shoulders, all i want is a slushy. it was so cute how she said it. >> she may be wawa's new spokesperson. good face of philad

it is seemingly running out of flack in the u.k. economy. has fallen very far.half a percentage point remaining. will it pick up? david does come out much? mark: let's bring in james. good morning. when it comes to you, it is about borrowing in the financing in the debt. let's cut to the chase. when it comes to the public finances and the ambitions to reduce the deficit of 90 billion pounds or so to a surplus within three or four years, who has the most credible plan, believable plan? >> and that is difficult one. it is a question -- there is agreement on where we are going in terms of u.k. public finances. how quickly you can get there. it may not be three years. the question really is that makes between spending cuts and potentially revenue or tax increases. i think that is a difference. the speed at which we get there. there is a lot to be worked out the details, but the direction of changes to clear. caroline: we saw the u.k. lost its aaa rating in 2013. you say you want to see a definitive decline in the gdp ratio before we see a return to those heavy aaa d

having getting a lot of flack. it is not fair. i wrote a letter to the pres. support of the job that they do. i would mail it, but i hand wrote it and ran across the right house lawn and gave it to them in person. you can do that now. [laughter] he has not gotten back to me. but but i got an e-mail from representative aaron shock who just resigned his office because of the campaign financing scandal. it's true. to be fair you are all hypocrites. everyone in washington is doing the same thing. talking about the way he decorated his office. office. talk about his office, people. don't get nervous. many notables are now decorating their offices based on famous tv shows. doctor amnesty. i get the most interesting e-mail from vp joe biden who wanted to know what the 72 virgins. everyone wants to know about the 72 virgins. well, this is something i can actually answer. it is an interesting point. as some of you may not know 72 virgins are promised in heaven if you die as a martyr. recently they have discovered it is not virgins at all but raisins. the translation mi