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line item veto, fundmental question. why is the national budget going to piddly projects. they are locall initiatives that should be getting local funding. >> she got the first and last word. >> and one of the oldest airlines thanking big labor for going bankism -- bankrupt. >> states are hiking the minimum wage. but eliminating the men mum wage maximize pay? since i was a kid. [ man #2 ] i always wondered how did an airplane get in the air. at ge aviation, we build jet engines. we lift people up off the ground to thousand feet. thesengines are built by hand with very precise assembly techniques. [ man #3 ] it's gonna fly people around the world. safely and better than it's ever done before. it would be a real treat to hear this monsterire up. [ woman ] i think a lot of people, when they look at a jet engine, they see a big hunk of metal. but when i look at it, i see seth, mark, tom, and people like that who work on engines every day. [ man #4 ] i would love to see this thing fly. it's a dream, honestly. there it is. awesome. that's so cool! yeah, that was awesome! [ cheer

there is a sense that we are not fixing the fundmental problems and instead of fixing overnment spending and pension plans that look insane. everyone can agree on this except the people receiving those pensions and instead of fixing the problemings, we are raising taxs and putting a band aid on it. and what gerry brownn doesn't understand, that one percent that he wants to tax pays 50 percent of california state income taxes. should it be 90 percent? you are lifing in a world of taxation. >> we'll deal with the overreliance on that one percent in a second. mike, people do have the option of moving. there is a guy named richard vettter in ohio university. he found 1100 people a day including sundays and holidays moved out to high tax states moved to florida or texas. >> that's rightt. that is the millionaire's tax in new york state. it is reallyy for incomes of $250,000 or more. it is not just millionaires. $250,000 for a small business owner who has a subchapter s is a very small business and these are the big job creators. you are hurting the small business and individuals that create.

the fact of the matter we'll not get a fundmental improvement until barack obama who gets out.se live in glass houses. fan yefreddie are hurting the housing market by making impossible for people who are making mortgage payments to get refinances because housing prices are down. >> bill, just about every new mortgage is handled by fan yefred yetaxpayers bailed them out in 2011 alone. >> i will not defend them. get back to the central point. hedge funds buying in real estate. no one got rich following a hedge fund. they are shooting craps with other people's money. half of the house fund betog black . half of the hedge funds betting on red. >> that doesn't mean they are wrong. >> they are shooting crass and half of them will get a bonus for being right. >> bottom line, what will happen to housing. good or bad? >> i think bill is right. wall street crowd as we called about it since 2009. and uncertain markets certainly places like phoenix where it dropped 60 percent. and no nationwide crash come nothing housing and they are relying on faulty data and not taking in the home equity

the situation fundmentally is that if we have to take out the c 27 and that is not decided as yet, but if it occurs, i have assured oriano that we are do the missions way he needs to do or we'll die trying and that's where i will do it with c 130s, we'll do it. and that's our assurance to our army. >> that's a temporary thing, not a done deal. >> it is not a done deal until the budget is presented. we understand there's a growing feud between the active duty force and the reserves in general. they are now under the impression that the active duty force is simply going to gut them. what do you say. >> that's not true. we -- if we gut them weeshgs gut our air force because they are, you know, a very substantial process of both our fighter lift and support kinds of activities. the truth is that the air force is going to get smaller and we're all going to get smaller together. we're going to do this intelligently in a way that balances tetcho, that keeps -- tempo, that keeps the right mix of assets, modern and less modern in each of the components and we're doing this in a collective manne

all the fundmental truths are there. let me give you the one that is most important.n someone arrives at the web page, give them one thing to do. content rich experience with 50 choices to explore, they are distractions from the transaction you want. click here now are the three most powerful words. >> i would load up the testimonials. i respond to that when i look at a new site. i want to see, you know, are people using this? are they getting a good thing out of it? the way you use them is send a thank you message to buyers. let them respond to that nice message you gave them, then you have your testimonial. >> that's great. i don't know if you have read this, the book "influence." to your point about little things to do to get people to buy. it's one of my favorite books. fantastic advice. thank you so much. appreciate it. if any of you out there have a question for our experts, go to our website. the address is openforum.com/yourbusiness. hit the ask the show link to submit a question. again, openforum.com/yourbusiness. e-mail your questions to yourbuzz@msnbc.com.

. >> how many agree we are far enough off the right track that we need fundmental change? >> reporter: his message is clearly hitting home with conservatives who question whether romney is conservative enough. romney is attacking the former speaker who has been married three times on family values. >> i will be true to my family, faith and country. >> reporter: they are fighting for the conservative core of the gop. while they slug it out, the obama campaign is writing attacks for both republicans. on capitol hill, brian mooar, news 4. >> tim tan and george allen faced off for the u.s. senate race. the seat is being vacated by jim webb. the debate was held today in richmond. allen and cain are not the only candidates in the race. the other six contenders fail to meet the qualifications for participation. >>> coming up tonight, julie carey will have more on the tension over taxes as the candidates go head-to-head. >>> seven decades ago today, the japanese launched a surprise attack on pearl harbor killing 2500 million more thanes and changing our history forever. today, the

share the general goals of fundment change in washington and in theç country that i'm campaigning onr it? >> i can't imagine that possibility. >> you can't imagine that you would be asked? >> i can't imagined that i would be asked. >> why? >> i'm too strong a personality. you know, i believe in very -- it's like reagan, i believe in very bold, very decisive change. >> you know, i wanted to do a couple of things with the transcripts, one thing control-f with reagan. it was amazing how many times he cloaked himself with reagan, his competition with romney. the same battle lines that were drawn between reagan and bush. also, in the answer to the vice presidential candidate question, i have the feeling that's exact the same thing that romney would say about considering gingrich. he's too strong a personality. by the way, quick piece of breaking news from our ad tracking services it's goes into the story line of the day, is that romney's confidence. not only is he overnighting here in iowa, doing all of his morning interviews here, he could have gone straight to new hampshire, he's up, fu

. >> how many agree we are far enough off the right track we need fundmental change? >> reporter: his message is clearly hitting home with conservatives who question whether romney is conservative enough. romney is attacking the former speaker who has been married three times on family values in a new tv ad. >> i will be true to my family, faith and country. >> reporter: they are fighting for the conservative core of the gop. gingrich and romney slug it out, the obama campaign is writing attacks for both republicans. on capitol hill, brian mooar, news 4. >>> there's an investigation under way between the connection between the prince george's hospital system and jack johnson. kenneth glovr is taking a leave of absence for the health care system says his leave will allo independent council to review the interactions between the hospital and johnson. no one from that company has been charged. jack johnson was sentenced to seven years in prison for taking bribes. >>> still ahead, former governor rod blagojevich says he has nobody to blame but himself for his stupidity. o

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. >> this translates into being out of step with the electorate on fundmental grounds. if you are conservative, you are looking for conservative and don't think mitt romney is. >> reporter: gingrich echoes ronald reagan. >> working together, i know we can rebuild america. >> reporter: ron paul is taking a different tone. >> what's up with these sorry politicians? lots of bark. when it comes to show time, whimpers. >> reporter: nothing but the unpredictable. >> likely iowa caucus goers can be persuaded. it's going to be a wild ride. >> reporter: 29 days left and the gop candidates are cramming for their first big test. today, herman cain told advisers and supporters he is going to endorse a gop candidate, but not in what he calls the immediate future. >> brian mooar reporting. thank you, brian. >>> a committee passed an ethics reform bill, a vote that came a few days after an fbi raid at the house of harry thompson jr. tom sherwood is at the wilson building with more on this. tom? >> reporter: everyone knows there's a heavy cloud of ethics hanging over the council. there

>> when you have a fundmental purpose and you are feeling emotion.t we have been covering it we actually understand what it means for the people going through this. what it means for the libyans who have gone through so much not to have that anymore. they go through things we can't imagine. it's our worst nightmares and they are living it. >> we are a window for our audience. as big as we can open that window and show them what's happening, it's a great feeling when you open that window and know you can show some of that story to the world. what's an amazing feeling is when you feel on this huge story, the world actually cares and it's looking in through that window. then you feel like you have done your job. >> sometimes you feel like you are talking into a wind tunnel, telling the stories and it doesn't have an impact. >> when the world cares and you know they care and they are watching. those are the moments that get me the most. you know, i think they were slowed down this year. when you reflect on it now, looking at the pictures, reminding us, w

i don't want to see socialized medicine the law of the land and fundmentally foundation of socializedne. >> congresswoman, thank you for being here. you pledged to deport all eight illegal aliens. that will cost 135 billion. how do you plan to pay for that and execute that plan? >> first of the all, i want people to know that there is a cost already to having illegal aliens in the united states. it costs taxpayers 113 billion every year and 32 billion of that costs is absorbed by the states and that works out to a thousand dollars per american household. i agree, this is the thorniest and most difficult issue in dealing with imlegal immigration and what about deportation? i believe we should uphold the laws of the land. how do we pay for it? the american taxpayer. >> what is your plan for executing that? >> for executing. >> carrying out the plan. >> good question. enforcement in the border and also by the ice agents. right now the ice agents in the interior the country are tasked with enforcing the law, they are not enforcing them and we have s

this is an issue that is a fundmental issue and something i can support. >> okay. we'll continue with congresswoman michele bachmann after the break. stay with us. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] new vicks nature fusion cold & flu syrup. flavored with real honey. powerful cold medicine that leaves out artificial flavors and dyes and instead uses something more natural, honey. new vicks nature fusion cold & flu. ♪ >> some critized the call as being symbolism. will that be enough to get the federal government out of education. >> i would abolish the department of the education and that's how i got in politics superintendents, especially in iowa. if i was able to repeal all of the federal education law and do away with the federal department of education and you wouldn't get the money that the federal government sends down to you, would you take that deal? >> they said, absolutely we would take that deal. the amount of money we get from the government doesn't begin to cover the costs of the mandates they put on us. we didn't have a federal department of educat

this is an issue that is a fundmental issue and something i can support. >> okay. we'll continue with congresswoman michele bachmann after the break. stay with us. we'll be right back. ( phone ringing ) okay... uhh. the bad news, it's probably totaled. the good news is, you don't have to pay your deducble. with vanishing deductible from nationwide insurance, you got $100 off for every year of safe driving, so now your deductible is zero. the other good news ? i held on to your coffee. wow. ♪ nationwide is on your side ( laughing ) it's actually a pretty good day whenou consider. that's great. >> some critized the call as being symbolism. will that be enough to get the federal government out of education. >> i would abolish the department of the education and that's how i got in politics superintendents, especially in iowa. if i was able to repeal all of the federal education law and do away with the federal department of education and you wouldn't get the money that the federal government sends down to you, would you take that deal? >> they said, absolutely we woul

this is an issue that is a fundmental issue and something i can support. >> okay. we'll continue with congresswoman michele bachmann after the break. stay with us. we'll be right back. this question comes from scott pruitt. >> you called for the abolitioi of the department of educations will that be enough to get theo federal government out of education from your perspective? >> oh, absolutely not. edu i would i would abolish the department of the education and that's how i got in politics superintendents, especially in iowa. if i was able to repeal all of the federal education law and do away with the federal department of education and you wouldn't get the money that the federal government sends down to you, would you take that deal? >> they said, absolutely we would take that deal. the amount of money we get from the government doesn't begin to cover the costs of the mandates they put on us. we didn't have a federal department of education before the late 1970s. so we can certainly get along without it. >> you said you would uholish the epa. as a practical meafe

this is an issue that is a fundmental issue and something i can support. >> okay. we'll continue with congresswoman michele bachmann after the break. stay with us. we'll be right back. >> some critized the call as being symbolism. will that be enough to get the federal government out of education. >> i would abolish the department of the education and that's how i got in politics superintendents, especially in iowa. if i was able to repeal all of the federal education law and do away with the federal department of education and you wouldn't get the money that the federal government sends down to you, would you take that deal? >> they said, absolutely we would take that deal. the amount of money we get from the government doesn't begin to cover the costs of the mandates they put on us. we didn't have a federal department of education before the late 1970s. so we can certainly get along without it. >> you said you would uholish the epa. as a practical meafert, how would you deal with pollution across state lines? >> we have 50epa's. every state has one. there are iss

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on in which more people were dying, that one absolutely fundamental fact, simple fact, but still fundmental. you had a far better chance of coming out of the war in one piece if you were wearing uniform. if you were a serviceman than a civilian. most of the casualties in the war were civilians, innocent people, so-called, victims who never carried a firearm, never shot anybody or anything else who simply starved or died of disease whether it was in china, east bangor, russia. i mean, it was, you know, you had a k457bs of being a he -- you had a chance of being a hero if you wore a gi uniform, russian uniform, or british uniform, but a lot of the housewives and children, i mean, russian soldiers, and i quote a lot of them in the book, what really grounds you down is when you saw tiny children who could do nothing. you could play no part but suffering this terrible fate. the old, god, it was tough being old in the war because in russia, for example, stalin took the brutal view. they can't work, they can't do anything, so they got minimal rations, so 23 you were young or old, you were likely o

testament i think that the core of the understanding of the administer conception, is there's a fundmental difference between governmental regulation that operates to interfere with the relationship between the church and those who govern it, those who preach the word to the congregations, those who administer sack rims, and the more public relationship between the church and schoolteachers and others who -- >> that's nothing different than what the chief justice suggested that you think one is more important to catholics than the other is to lutherans. >> i don't think it's a question of the importance of either function to the religious association. it's a question of the realm of permissible -- >> then you have to say it's more important to let people to go to court to sue about sex discrimination than it is for a woman to get a job. i can't say that one way or the other, so i'm stuck, and since i'm really sort of stuff, and i'm stuck on this, i don't see how you avoid going into religion to some degree. you have to decide if it's a minister, for example, and what kind, and that gets yo

we talked about the same fears and concerns about how cameras would change the fundmental nature of theor the justices still maintain control of the courtroom. allowing cameras into the courtroom does not give up control over the proceedings. >> how about the relationships with the colleagues because oftentimes that's important and making decisions and getting things done, has that affected it at all? the cameras? >> well, it hasn't. we have had proceedings in the court since tuition, and i served on the court throughout that period of time, and i can cite no instance, no example where in any way the decision making of the court has been altered by the presence of cameras during an oral argument. there may be times when i have thought twice about asking a question in a sensitive case, in a case that's followed closely by the public, but there were times before we had cameras in the courtroom that i thought twice -- >> because it would have been reported in some way? >> yeah. you know the work you're doing is being examined more carefully by more people. >> uh-huh. i think that's the thi