glenn? >> the 28th amendment we have in mind is very different from what people commonly call balanced budget amendment. economists, including us, have been very skeptical of proposed balanced budget amendments because they would exacerbate business cycles, forcing the government to raise taxes in bad times and they're hard to measure because they focus on a deficit. rather, why don't you set a spending limitation where spending is capped at a moving average of inflation adjusted revenue. now, the reason we put it that way is to be agnostic as to whether you should raise taxes or cut spending. i disagree with some on the right who shay we should do everything possible to avoid a tax increase to me that's -- this is a democracy. i'm up -- it's up to the american people to decide that. what we can't do is promise ourselves more we pay for, and so you can imagine something that work that way ask then hat universal acceptance. so rather than having politicians define, you can have any conception

. >> glenn greenwald, good to have you on. toobin as well. thank you. >> thanks, anderson. >>> for more on the story, go to cnn.com. just ahead, a jailbreak caught on camera. a suspect takes a phone call and hurls himself through an open window and high tails it to a get away car. how the audacious escape plays out and why the authorities think the fugitive had help. details ahead. get 3 years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest-free for 3 event is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> the search is on for a man whose escape from an arkansas jail was caught on video. officials say he conspired with several people to plan the escape. right up to the woman waiting in a getaway car. gary tuchman has the story. >> reporter: this man is about to escape from jail. and the ease with which he does it is breathtaking. his name is derrick estell, he's 33 with an extensive rap sheet. theft, burglary, breaking and

we are seeing it from the angle of the buddy, glenn hubbard. he waits for his friend to come back in and then it is glenn's turn. these guys are taking off from the top of the mountain from 12,000 feet. >> that is looking really relaxing. >> you are about to change your mind on, that gayle, because it is going to go from relaxing to terrifying as glenn is coming in trying to do something called a top landing, he realizes that he is coming in hard and low. >> ah! ah! >> now, we have another terrifying angle of this. you will see the parachute just hit the ground. matt is terrified. running in to help his friend. >> oh, my god. dude, do you need something? >> call somebody. i think i broke my back. >> and that blood curdling scream. >> and now he is frantic to get help. >> and someone comes in and says we have called for emergency worker, but it is 40 or 50 minutes to get up this mountain. the incredible thing about the video is that we also get what happened after. you are probably thinking why in the world are the cameras still rolling? that is

as glenn has said, america needs a three-point shot. we need to think about a rules and constrain the playing field to get politicians back to making wise choices. in a sense, that is what bounces about. i say this as an ex-military officer, a we tend to look at history as great battles when great powers fell. but economists have said, on the clock back a century or two, you can see the power that loses is the power that has a weaker economy. only strong for so long that it became economically unbalanced. by the time the barbarians at the gates were bursting through, their fate had only been sealed by centuries of stagnation. so that is why the plan about how to fix the budget -- there were too many blue ribbon panels already in receipt of not succeeding. not because this is bad, not because they aren't smart. they're a lot with good ideas about how to bring bounce back to the budget. that the politicians just can't work together. one of the lessons replied as microeconomics where people can make rational choices with what look like rat

glenn came in for a hard landing and broke his back. >> this is after he got injured.back out there? >> video uploaded after the broken back video. but in the actual time line, this is before the broken back incident. we hear glenn's perspective of the flight before he knows he's going to break his back in the landing. >> driving down the street you don't get like a grasp of how big this city is. we got to see it from the air this evening. it w amazing. >> we talked to gle. he he still has a couple more months of reco recuperati recuperation, physical training. but the reason they posted this incredible video, they're now looking for sponsors for the second half of their tour of south america. they also want to find some really incredible producers, editors, people who can put all of this amazing footage into a nice documentary, you know, so someone can watch the entire trip in one sitting. >>> this guy's got the latest, greatest workout, and it's simple. >> this is called 100 squats a day. >> next time on "right this minute." >>> and still to come -- dude attempts a d

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>> we are delighted to have glenn hubbard and tim kane to discuss why powerful nations in civilization breaks down under the heavy burden of economic imbalance and white america could be next. d. hubbard has co-authored an number of books that remain prolific included the health care system, the role of business development in africa. and his most recently takes on a broad topic with "balance." he has formed a great partnership with co-author tim kane in the latest book. as a chief economist -- economist at the good hudson is to also a large banner in investor. in addition to a senior research tools at the here today foundation, and he served twice as a senior economist at the joint economic committee of u.s. commerce. their block balance and economics at.com and he also offers leading talents with u.s. military that has been reviewed by "the new york times" and the "national review." more information on both can be found on the information sheet on your chair. so i will ask d. hubbard and glenn hubbard to talk about their partnership in the book then we will move to a question and ans

glenn greenwald, welcome back to democracy now!>> good to be back. >> let's start with your reaction to this latest hearing. both democrats and republicans are beginning to seriously question government officials about the nsa scandal. >> it is very encouraging. it is remarkable that you look media isuch of the focused on, the trivialities and personality surrounding this story, it is completely divergent from what has taken place in the halls of washington, in the fisa court, and in american public opinion. the most recent poll shows americans view what edward -- edward snowden is a whistleblower and not a traitor. the fact that you now see members of all political parties within the u.s., senate, house of representatives, increasingly angry over the fact they were misled and lied to by the obama administration, the laws enacted in the wake of nine/ -- 9/11 are being incredibly distorted by secret, legal interpretations approved by secret courts come i think really indicates exactly that spurred edward snowden were valid and compe

. >> glenn, i know you disagree. >> i do. i think the verdict and jeff's comments underscore what a lot of people really hate about washington, which is if you're sufficiently rich and powerful and well connected in washington, the laws don't apply to you, you don't get punished. the only people that do are people like bradley manning. the theory that the government used was that he engaged in espionage and helped the enemy because the material he caused to be published on the internet was helpful to osama bin laden. bob woodward has written book after book after book and has become extremely rich by publishing secrets way more sensitive to anything manning ever published. nothing he ever published was top secret, but nobody would ever talk about bob woodruff the way jeff toobin just did because he's in good standing in washington. they leak all the time. washington is all about leaks, but the only people who get punished are people who are marginalized. >> jeff, you do have people leaking all the time. >> you do have some le

we turn to part two of my interview with glenn -- glenn greenwald.had recently spoken to edward snowden for the first time since june. >> i have the opportunity to speak with him on saturday, the first time since he left hong kong. i had a good, long conversation with him. although i'm not interested in divulging where he is, he is into about the developments over the past week, both in terms of ongoing roll -- revelations and debate that he helped to open about world wide surveillance as well as the report he is getting around the world and at the moment three different governments who have offered him asylum. the question of how he is going to get there, what will happen once he arrives, those are still in the process of being worked out, but he is doing very well in terms of his mind set, demeanor, debates as they unfold, and is feeling good about the choices that he made. >> did he talk about his preference for where he wants to go? >> i did not speak much about his request for asylum. i think he feels he has always been consistent about the fact

what we need answers for certainly our right so we've heard for calls of the arrest of journalist glenn greenwald for the way that he published the stories given to him do you think that he leaked that if he published those leaks responsibly based on everything i know absolutely i think that you know we should be thanking glenn greenwald he did what you're supposed to do find sources and report the news that's what journalists do that it's what reporters do we'll learn more about snowed. as revelations as this story develops but i think it's very clear that glenn greenwald and his colleagues as well as the washington post mcclatchey and others they're furthering this story and they need our gratitude and they're doing what journalists are supposed to do printing information the government doesn't necessarily want in public that's the job of any journalist paying attention to national security and i think all of us should be glad that people like glenn greenwald are doing that kind of work otherwise we wouldn't really know the scale and scope of this spying operation we just have moments

glenn schultz of performance trust is studying the bond market for us today. good morning glenn, and what's likely to move the market this week? - good morning. the bond market is looking at a couple of things. one of the questions on the bond market's mind is what is higher mortgage rate going to do with respect for the demand for housing and the housing recovery going forward? so monday we had existing home sales. that was down 1.2% vs. a consensus of 1.5%. but the market really came to realize that the decline in the existing home sales was due to tight supply. this morning we have home prices. the market is going to be looking at the home price data. and then on wednesday we are going to have new home sales data, and so the market is going to be looking at those three data pieces together to make a determination in terms of what higher mortgage rates have done with respect to the demand for housing going forward. - what is the bond market predicting about when the fed will actually begin to taper off on its bond-buying program? - in my estimation, a 2.6 yi

. >> and we sent our vern glenn to the white house to show us how the struggling san francisco giantsittle pep talk from the president. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and tonight, we have photoso prove it. >>> witnesses say the san francisco bay is being visited by a very unusual and frankly out of place creature. tonight we have photos. this pink flamingo is shocking hikers and birdwatchers as it mingles with the usual sea birds off the bay trail in sunnyvale. the exotic birds a few thousand santa miles away from its typical tropical home in africa. the local zoos say they aren't missing any pink residents and some suspect it might be an escaped pet. >> we guarantee it's not plastic. >>> hey, there haven't been many highlights for the giants recently but today certainly tops the list as the team returned to the white house. we sent kpix 5's sports reporter vern glenn to washington and pennsylvania avenue to tag along. >> reporter: here the giants have been here two out of the last three seasons. but the way 2013 is going, in last place after a sweep of the cubs, a visit today couldn't come at a be

our own vern glenn took a heart-stopping ride on great america's new "gold striker" >>> vern glenn rollerster master! summer vacation arrives along with the bay area's hottest new attraction. he took a heart-stopping ride on the roller coaster. it's a ride to remember. kiet do says if you want to ride it now, you have to wait. >>> reporter: when you're working, the last thing you want to hear all day is someone else not working. [ screaming ] >> reporter: the problem with great america's newest roller coaster is that it's about 500 feet away from this office building. [ screaming ] >> reporter: much of the hooting, hollering and screaming, i'm looking at you, vern, can be a problem. shortly after the coaster opened in june, audio technicians were spotted on the building's roof. sound levels were slightly above the limit. why not tell your neighbors, look, it's a roller coaster. that's what people do. they scream. >> we're happy they're screaming a little bit on the coaster. we're happy they're enjoying it and making noise. the reality is we want to be a good part of this community. >> rep

. >> you've been following the debate between glenn greenwald who broke the edward snowden story and nbc's david gregory, who asked, well, let's listen to what david gregory asked glenn greenwald on "meet the press." >> to the extent that you have aided and abetted snowden, even in his current movements, why shouldn't you, mr. greenwald, be charged with a crime? >> i think it's pretty extraordinary that anybody who would call themself a journalist would publicly muse about whether or not other journalists should be charged with felonies. the assumption in your question, david, is completely without evidence, the idea i've aided and abetted him in any way. the scandal that arose in washington before our stories began was about the fact that the obama administration is trying to criminalize investigative journalism by going through the emails and phone records of a.p. reporters, accusing a fox news journalist of the theory you just embraced, being a co-conspirator with felonies, in felonies for working with sources. if you want to embrace that theory, it means every investigative journ

joining me now from rio de janeiro is columnist for the guardian, glenn greenwald. glen, thanks so much for joining us. i want to get right to the news of today, which is snowden has told the russian lawyer who's advising him, i will fulfill president putin's condition. as someone who has been in touch with snowden, is it your understanding that snowden is agreeing to no further leaks or is he simply maintaining his belief that the leaks are not harming national security? >> i think it's both. he said from the beginning that the condition that he not harm the united states was a very easy one for him to fulfill because nothing he's done has harmed the united states. quite the contrary, it's strengthened the united states by exposing what its political leaders are doing in the dark which strengthens democracy and brings about transparency but i think there's a misconception on the question of will he continue to do the leaks which is how these stories have been reported. he hassen been leaking document by document. he turned over to us many thousands of documents wee

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. >> reporter: former maryland state's attorney glenn ivy says he is struggling along with other parents. he has six children of his own, five of them are sons. >> you always talk to them about how to deal with police, what to do if you are stopped, yes, sir, no, sir. this doesn't fall into any of those categories. >> reporter: ivy says he is disappointed in the outcome, but not surprised as he watched the racially polarizing case unfold. >> trayvon martin ended up dead. he didn't have a gun. it is hard to know what to tell your kids. >> we can't get upset over one, but this is still going on in america. >> reporter: glenn ivy says trayvon martin's family would have a strong suit against zimmerman. the justice department would have a difficult time bringing about a federal civil rights statute. i'm sue rae chin, wusa9 i don't when it comes to violent crimes for young people, -- homicide rates for 10 to 24-year-olds have been falling since 2000. in 2010, 4800 children and young adults ages 10-24 were murdered. most of those killings involved firearms. >>> montgomery county police continue

are, antagonist of the united states. >> eric had a couple huge interviews with rush limbaugh and glennreenwald. the only show in history probably that has those two guys together! ♪ ♪ >>> andrea loves the cow bells. welcome back. busy workday. this morning on fox and friends, had a couple of big interviews, first with glenn greenwald on the edward snowden case, then with rush limbaugh on the egypt unrest and the white house response to obama care and the push. rush has a theory on the president's urgency to sell the health plan. >> turns out they're having problems selling obama care. they're having so much problems selling obama care, they're actually turning to school kids, turning to librarians, nfl, nba, et cetera. what about it, rush? can this thing survive? >> eric, it is going to survive. it is law of the land. i don't think -- it will survive, but i think it is going to implode on it self. why are they selling it? it is the law of the land. i tell you why they're selling it, 2014 mid terms. >> he brought up 2014 mid terms. there it is. >> they've got to sell it, no one likes it

let's talk about it with jeffrey toobin and glenn greenwald. jeff, let me start with you.s your reaction to the verdict? >> i thought it was a good verdict. i think the charge of helping the enemy was excessive and i think it was good the judge acquitted him of that charge, but i think what manning did was appalling. i think he betrayed his fellow members of the military and service and he should be going to prison and will be. >> glen, i know you disagree. >> i do. i think the verdict and i also think that jeff's comments kind of under score what a lot of people hate about washington, which is if you're rich and powerful in washington, the laws don't apply and you don't get punished. the only people that do are bradley manning. one of the theories they used was that he engaged in espionage and helped the enemy because the material he caused to be published on the internet was helpful to osama bin laden. bob woodward wrote books and published secrets more secret than what wood ward published and nobody would talk about bob wood ward the way jeff tuben did because he's in g

the bond like tale the jason bourne like tale but of course as i understand in the past few hours glenn greenwald the journalist who edward snowden confided in his said that there are about to be some shattering revelations just around the corner because remember this is the tip of the iceberg so far but whatever is the case here is a man that only wanted i mean based on his releases so far is the up holding of the fourth amendment of the constitution of the united states and congressional oversight what did he get in reward for that president obama first of all these people saying he's very dangerous then president obama in africa saying he doesn't important is not important everyone spies on each other and then him banning u.s. army personnel from being able to see a newspaper just does breaking the first amendment of the constitution as well the reaction of the president of the a bomb or administration has been absurd at best so you don't think obama will succeed in any way in his damage limitation exercise . he's obviously trying his best trying to strangers leaking information abou

they had a similar chain for chamber watch as well. >> the concern was glenn greenwald's of wikileaks giving them legitimacy. >> yes. they said in their, well, he is just a professional journalist and he will fold under pressure immediately. apparently, they were wrong about that. foundre were also e-mails where these private security firms were assessing the damage that journey scale's books had done -- jeremy schedules books had done to blackwater? >> i ran across that in the stratfor leaks. it were monitoring this because they were concerned lack water was going to get into the private intelligence business themselves. they were commenting on scahill. saying, i don't care much for his politics, but he really has these guys figured out. that was a little complement fors cahill. the amazing thing in all of this, is the degree to which these private security firms are engaging in attempts to influence what is going on in the public debate on intelligence. >> oh, yes. one of the crazy things is when coca-cola approached stratfor, they were concerned about peta. one of the people in str

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glenn greenwald who broke this story for "the guardian" joins us now.be true transparency, why is snowden hold willing on to this as an insurance policy? is this what was referred to in the cold war as a "dead hand"? >> no, the reason is because he's is the classically responsible whistleblower. he vetted thousands and thousands of documents and didn't just dump them on the internet. he came to us as established news organizations and said i want you only to publish what is in the public good and not publish things that would cause gratuitous harm. when i refer to the massive documents he has that could do damage to the u.s. government, what i'm saying is the claim that he's trying to harm the u.s. government is ludicrous. he's done the opposite, asking us to report as juidiciously as we can. >> but there is this information out there thatsomething happens to him, it will be released is that right? >> no. it's been incredibly distorted. >> when he went to hong kong, before he came to the media he made sure the documents would be released and ensuring pe

i spoke to glenn greenwald a couple of minutes ago.story from ed snowden originally with "the guardian" newspaper. here is what he had to say. >> he said that he completely understood that once he came forward against the u.s. government and the obama administration, that he would become the most wanted man on earth and would be hunted down by the world's most powerful state. and obviously he wants to stay out of the clutches of the u.s. government given the way that they persecuted whistle blowers. he's obviously trying to find the place where he can do that. but his real goal is to continue to be part of the conversation about why he did what he did, what it is that he saw in the nsa, how these spying powers were being abused and to continue to make people around the world and his fellow citizens of the united states aware of what their government is doing. >> brian: he himself has a mentor. >> eric: greenwald points out that there is a lot more nsa stuff. you may not like what ed snowden did and you might not like how did he it, but

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there are a lot of conservatives i mean we're divided into two camps of the libertarians just like glenn back you know these are people who have like campers full of food and think the world's going to end and then i'm more of a national security conservative where i think radical islam is a real threat we need to be listening to their phone calls and i don't think the n.s.a. cares if i'm calling and cheney about a apple pie recipe they're not going to listen to those calls and he got osama bin laden right that was a that was a great move however larry some of the information to get osama bin laden was first we got that intel from waterboarding down and on to on hanssen tera geisha don't want to obey which was dick cheney's program and i know it's unpopular like dick cheney but dick cheney did a great thing there. are you a little goose or earned about one sixty percent of the american public doesn't approve of the job the congressional republicans are doing bob dole recently said there were a lot of differences in the days i was in the senate every case we were able to work out the diff

we spoke to state's attorney glenn ivy about the case.says federal charges may be difficult to pursue by the department of justice, because there were no police officers involved, therefore no state action. he also believes the prosecution made some missteps, including not putting george zimmerman on the stand even after the jury heard his taped police statement. >> the things he was saying under his breath that were captured on the phone call are things you want want to delve into as well. what was it about trayvon martin that led you think he was up to no good? was it the way he looked? the skin color? the hoodie? what was it? i think those are the types of questions it would have been hard for him to explain and answer and maybe would have shown the jury what was going on in his mind. >> reporter: president obama called trayvon's death a tragedy for america but made no mention of race. the president says i know this case has elicited strong passions and in the wake of the verdict i know the passions may be running even higher but we ar

there a lot of conservatives i mean we're divided into two camps of the libertarians which is like glenn back you know these are people who have like campers full of food and think the world's going to end and then i'm more of a national security conservative where i think radical islam is a real threat we need to be listening to their phone calls and i don't think the n.s.a. cares if i'm calling and cheney about a apple pie recipe they're not going to listen to those calls and he got osama bin laden right that was a that was a great move however larry some of the information to get osama bin laden was first we got that intel from waterboarding down in quantico and hanssen tara geisha donna guantanamo bay which was dick cheney's program and i know it's unpopular like dick cheney but dick cheney did a great thing there. are you a little goose earned about one sixty percent of the american public doesn't approve of the job the congressional republicans are doing bob dole recently said there were a lot of differences in the days i was in the senate every case we were able to work out the di

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. >> did you hear what glenn beck just said? he said there's always going to be people out there that you just can't help. really? people that have worked for 35 years and paid into a pension fund. we can't help them. that's a great place to be, beckster. you ought to change the name of your website to blazing saddles instead of the blaze. a major federal court ruling this week has cleared the way for michigan governor rick snider to put detroit through bankruptcy. state law doesn't matter. state constitution doesn't matter. privatized, city workes will have to take a huge cut. but remember, glenn beck said, there is always going to be some people that you just can't help. even though they paid into it. this is the systematic destruction of an american city. it is a government coup, basically, without violence. and it is completely unjustified and unnecessary. now, why am i all over this story? i want to explain the coverage on the ed show. this, my friends, is a live government takeover. right before our eyes. we are seeing loc

vern glenn got up. >> i flew back with my brother just to come here and see the ceremony. it was pretty cool. it was really cool. huge giants fan, grew up going to the stick, then they moved. it was wonderful to be here. >> that was vern clean at glenn at the white house. >> on the lawn almost. >> absolutely. he had the presidential gesture going. brilliant stuff. >> see you at 11:00. ,,,,,,,, ,,,, [ male announcer ] how do you do a summer clearance the dodge way? first wait till summer. then get the cars ready. now add the dodge part. ♪ ♪ the dodge summer clearance event. right now get 0% financing for up to 72 months and no payments for 90 days on all dodge vehicles. >> michael, since it is your 15th anniversary at the company, i thought it might be appropriate to begin the festivities with a 15-minute round of applause. >> i like it. >> followed by a 15-minute moment of silence. >> i don't know. is it classy enough? >> jim, enough with the classy, okay? >> i just feel like after 15 years at this company-- and bravo, by the way-- that we should celebrate with a very clas