clinton gets to be errol flynn. i do not see anybody having a beef with it. bill: clash fort -- cash for clunkers. it looks like the auto industry got a bump on this. what do you think? >> the foreign auto industry got a little bump. most of the cars were four models. i guess i am happy. it seems low-rent to me. they're on the front yard of the sanfrods. -- sanfords. you put them into a $35,000 car, it is mortgage crisis redox coming six months down the low -- down the road. let him keep the $3,500 so we do not have to watch and saddle up and get this handout and judge him harshly. bill: i knew the cash for clunkers thing was in trouble when i saw john clamp that -- judd clampet ride up. >> it seems low-rent. it is selective. a lot of industries are in trouble. >> we should put all of these cars out in front of the white house and have wilson sitting there. [humming] >> i just want to provide everyone with a few brief updates on some of the challenges we are dealing with right now. bill: don't you think it is not a press conference anymore? it is an excuse to

that is the root but general flynn was talking about and that is how do you deeply intelligence assetsto achieve your objectives and he obviously has very strong opinions and he's someone i know who has the respect of the secretary and the senior military command within this building and i think that he is dealing with something that is clearly critical to the success in afghanistan intelligence is critical to our success and the fact intelligence over the years has been a challenge we've had to deal with and i think we are all open to suggestions how we can be doing this better and how we can be doing this quickly because as you know time is of the essence. >> you expect the department to support the kind of changes he is calling for and can you also talk about the way in which it was put forward? >> i think that we are not from here. we are going to micromanage how general mcchrystal go about deploying their assets. >> [inaudible] >> i'm not sure it requires additional resources. this is a question right now of taking the assets that he has and using them differently to achieve a dif

that is at the root of what general flynn was talking about which is how do deployed the intelligenceassets to achieve you're objectives? and he obviously has some very strong opinions and 70 i know who has the respect of the secretary and his senior military command and i think he is dealing with something that is clearly critical to our success. intelligence is critical to our success there and intelligence over the year has been a challenge we have had to deal with. we are all open to suggestions about how we can do this better and quickly because time is of the essence. >> two expect the department to support the changes he is calling for? also the way it was before word? >> a think we're not from here going to micromanage our general mcchrystal is what deploying intelligence assets. >> resources? >> i am not sure it requires additional resources. it is a question to take the assets that he has in uses them differently to achieve a different results and hopefully a better result. that is as i understand it. but if the determination is made, he needs more help poor resources on the

lose flynn and be in a position now.lid position for a number one seed if it started today. they have an impressive resume the zone is effective the way that, they have seven guys out there. >> they have length. >> all the ground. they have side. size and length. they are long. and to see that. i thought it had the feel of an old time syracuse game of 20 years ago. no one hit the floor. there is no old school semi violence that's where you had. >> and vaughan was my only hope. i like georgetown, some are overboard i think they are fit i like monroe but he floats. last night i saw a guy give credit where it is due. and drifting and the 3 point line. what are you doing. old man must have been going nuts. this he he could not find him. >> i think the flaw with the team is death. they don't have -- coming off the bench that you can count on but you have a chance to get to the sweet 16. but after that you have to get contributors off. i'm surprised they cannot get them the ball more. >> and i was disappointed. they could not

back yard because he can open a beer bottle with his teeth and clinton gets to go over and play errol flynn. >> i don't see anybody having a beef with this other than biden. >> cash for clunkers, now, it looks like it worked, it looks like the american auto industry got a little bump from this and what do you think? >> well, the foreign auto industry got a little bump. i think four of the top five cars were foreign model. listen, it's just, i guess i'm happy, it seems a little low rent to me. the shining city on the hill is now turned into fred sanford's front yard ♪ >> i mean, we might as well put the whole country up on blocks at this point. i guess it's part of the bureaucracy, but you know, in philly a guy is driving a $3500 car around and you put him into a $45,000 car, the mortgage crisis reduction coming six months down the road. why don't you let the guy keep the $4500 in his taxes so we don't have to watch him saddle up and get this handout from the auto thing and judge him harshly. >> yeah, i knew the cash for clunkers thing was in trouble when i saw jed clampett and granny drive

us navigate the market good friends ryan mackey, president of optimum captain management and doug flynn certified financial manager. gentlemen, you've been with us through this entire financial crisis, through the recession and now into the recovery. some people were smart. well invested. might have been so lucky you first bought stocks march 9, 2009, right at the bo um and ridden it all way up. most people are not that lucky. they're either still carrying a big loss from the highs of the market in 2007, or they're not invested. doug what do you do now? >> you should have been adding all along is what you do, but when you look at where e we are now in terms ever after the fallout from lehman, you're going to get the market back on a sounder footing almost racing that huge blip downward and back up. what that means is you take away that extreme, the world coming to an end and back to we have a recession, working out of it. a lot of opportunities. the market's getting back to solid footing higher than now with good long-term insurance. >> talk about a one-year, five-year and ten-year time

apparently, i wasn't there but flint stammered through an introduction of fred, selwyn fred got uppy jadick flynnsaid well flint, you had better get it together but he also knew that fled had get them out on appeal bun nsc no fuentes got it together. [laughter] i don't want to spend the rest of the night talking about his accomplishments but anyway another person who was very much touched and moved by fred hampton. if you had told me a few years ago that i would be standing here talking about a book that i had written not to mention a personal narrative, i really would not have believed you. i was a lawyer. i didn't even particularly love writing. somebody i saw from years ago recently in seattle said, but you didn't even like to write and it is true i must say. ilec most of the brief writing go to my partners but somehow when i got stopped doing the day-to-day work of civil-rights law, of fighting the government in court every day i had a little time to reflect. and when i hit on was i have a story to tell here, a story that really needs to be told. and i wanted to tell the story of fred hampton

and flynn plan in nationwide hovers around 10% and especially distressed areas like my state of rhode island the employment situation is even worse. rhode island's official rate was 12.9% last month. the proportion of rhode islanders who are underemployed, working part-time or add jobs below their skill level is considerably worse than that. families in my state and across the nation are struggling to pay for groceries into stave off foreclosure. the economic distress is so widespread in places like rhode island that hardly anyone remains untouched, directly or indirectly. it is heartbreaking to drive around par to providence where nearly every house on the block is boarded up, where families have been evicted from their homes and the neighborhood is now and physical decay. the explosion of the housing bubble left wreckage across this nation which will take years, perhaps even decades to clean up. mr. president ben bernanke bears considerable responsibility for the lax regulation that brought about the housing bubble and there is no mea culpa he kanfer fest ee brace that fact from his