you the problem today, greece, a 100-pound gorilla and then portugal might be 200, spain is 300. but then you're waiting for the 600 and 800-pound gorillas which in my opinion is the uk debt which may be downgraded by the middle of this year. eventually you have to ask is the united states to play? i think it isn't. in answering your question about where to be, as opposed to being in a bubble which i believe we're in in the long term shocked them by looking for the ten-year treasury to come down from 360 to 330 or even 3%. that's going to be the refuge. with the gold price in the short term falling below $1,000, going close to the 900 handle. commodities are out, fixed income, high-grade fixed income is going to come in. eventually a year or so from now the game is going to change again and you're going to change your investment outlook and your positions. >> no doubt about it. we're talking about almost a 10% move on the downside, just from january for some of these indices. the nasdaq down more than 8% in a couple weeks. i want to ask you your thoughts on whether greece is goin

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. >> the gorilla in the room which is very significant, is the fact that we have, are raising the level of debt of this country to an unsustainable level. >> reporter: as one analyst summed it up today, it all certainly shakes confidence that the recovery is going to be anything but very, very anemic, very, very slow. all eyes now on that jobs report tomorrow, diane. >> early tomorrow it comes out. thank, betsy. >>> and talk about an economic body blow. news now about toyota. the company has added its fashionable prius hybrid to the list of vehicles with safety issues. and this time, it's the brakes, a problem toyota knew about months ago. and tonight, a whistle blower has come forward to abc, telling brian ross this is not the first time toyota hid problems from customers, brian. >> reporter: that's right, diane. toyota has been caught failing to disclose to its customers and the government all it knows about its cars defects. toyota's veil of corporate secrecy may be about to crack. >> it was a culture of hypocrisy and deception. >> reporter: dimitri biller is a former toyota lawyer w

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by not of what is difficult to mike let me go straight to the 800-pound gorilla. committee on the congress the lead due to deal with medicare that would threaten insolvency? >> that is the hardest question but i think there are some partial answers. we don't know how effective some of the things that have been suggested but they ought to be try. certainly put taye in place a strong medicare commission that picks the best ways of changing the reimbursement rates so that they favor more e efficient health service delivery and it cannot be overridden by the congress which has been happening time after time, as you well know, and other ways of reducing the rate of growth of medicare spending. we're lucky in this sense we have a very inefficient health system. that may sound counterproductive, but compared to some other countries we have opportunities to make this system more efficient in the near term. and in the end we have to worry about rationing. but i don't think we will get there for a couple of decades probably and we have the opportunity to be more efficient

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remember when the gses used to be the 800-pound gorilla in the kitchen?00-pound zombie and they are sitting in a coffin. nonetheless, their head guy this morning said, that's it. we are not going to securitize or purchase any more interest-only loans. now this comes after how many months of a lapse since the criseis? they have $24 billion in delinquencies in this category. it represents 7% of their portfolio. and out of that, 20% are over 90 days delinquent. the traders on the floor had one question. wow. what took so long. erin, back to you. >> thank you very much. rick santelli. >>> bond investors. and that means everybody around rick beware. monday is march 1st. it's a terrifying thing for the bond market. historically, the next two months are among the worst for bonds. so how do you make money in march and april? joining us, jim bianco, bianco research periresident. this is the stuff you can do. march is not going to be so great for bond investors, huh? >> there's a seasonality in the bontd market. in the stock market we like to talk about the january

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medicare is the 800 pound gorilla. be allowed to continue to grow at its current rate without swamping the whole system. and those who say they care about medicare beneficiaries, and i believe all of us do, and those who say they care about social security beneficiaries, and i believe all of us do, and those who care about the tax burden on our taxpayers, and i believe all of us do, is it not true, dr. pinner, that we are headed our the course that threatens all of those interests? >> yes, it is, sir. we should not exaggerate the pain involved in this too much, because as i noted, even and are most severe cuts to social security, most of the population ended up with higher real benefits then they get today. that was not true of the most affluent, because of our progress of indexing system. in our middle-ground scenarios, the real value of benefits does continue to go up over time. >> it social security is the easiest one to deal with. >> that is true. with regard to medicare, that is much more difficult, conceptually a

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diane f fauci has her operation there for the silver-back gorillas.ey are caught in the middle of the cross fire of this civil war. i came back to goma -- i'd been there several years ago -- and i was surprised at how many people remembered that i had been there and then thought i'd return, because few people do. it is just a hard, difficult place. we visit add hospital there called "hal "heal africa." the woman said, welcome back. i thought she made a mistake. she thinks i'm somebody else. it turns out that i had visited her hospital five years ago. it had changed so much, i didn't recognize it. but she was still there. her name is lynn lucy. her husband joe is a congress goalies surgeon general. they married years ago and said toed to start a hospital for the poorest people in that part of congo. they focus on people with club feet and cleft palate. they focus on trauma victims, setting fractures, victims of fires and other accidents that occur. but their major area of focus are on the women who are the victims of the civil war. one of the most horr

. >> that the 800 pound gorilla. >> absolutely. and it's a very unfortunate thing.aps more about ethics and economics to decide what to do there. that's a very hard social conversation. but taxes, you have to address that. this is a fantastic country. it is based on a thin and fragile tax base. if the united states wants to be one of the leading powers in the world, i see any alternative but tax reform. i would emphasize what dr. marron did before -- our tax reform group and we have not redesigned this in a long time and not try to think about what do we tax to discourage, rather than taxing income, which will allow people to earn. we have to address the low private savings rate. witnesses them where people don't feel they have to save and as a counterpart to our foreign borrowing. when they haven't talked about today as we finance so much of the budget deficit by borrowing from china and the chinese government. it makes no sense at all in geostrategic terms. even if you address and we come up with a strong fiscal framework, you still have the current account issued

. >> that the 800 pound gorilla. >> absolutely. and it's a very unfortunate thing.erhaps more about ethics and economics to decide what to do there. that's a very hard social conversation. but taxes, you have to address that. this is a fantastic country. it is based on a thin and fragile tax base. if the united states wants to be one of the leading powers in the world, i see any alternative but tax reform. i would emphasize what dr. marron did before -- our tax reform group and we have not redesigned this in a long time and not try to think about what do we tax to discourage, rather than taxing income, which will allow people to earn. we have to address the low private savings rate. witnesses them where people don't feel they have to save and as a counterpart to our foreign borrowing. when they haven't talked about today as we finance so much of the budget deficit by borrowing from china and the chinese government. it makes no sense at all in geostrategic terms. even if you address and we come up with a strong fiscal framework, you still have the current account iss

. >> that the 800 pound gorilla. >> absolutely. and it's a very unfortunate thing.s perhaps more about ethics and economics to decide what to do there. that's a very hard social conversation. but taxes, you have to address that. this is a fantastic country. it is based on a thin and fragile tax base. if the united states wants to be one of the leading powers in the world, i see any alternative but tax reform. i would emphasize what dr. marron did before -- our tax reform group and we have not redesigned this in a long time and not try to think about what do we tax to discourage, rather than taxing income, which will allow people to earn. we have to address the low private savings rate. witnesses them where people don't feel they have to save and as a counterpart to our foreign borrowing. when they haven't talked about today as we finance so much of the budget deficit by borrowing from china and the chinese government. it makes no sense at all in geostrategic terms. even if you address and we come up with a strong fiscal framework, you still have the current account

i was a gorilla. -- a guerilla. i have a document to give you so you can see what somebody has done on the ground. why today in 2010 are we speaking about you? i have been here 47 years. if i were not here, i would not have heard anything about this group. why so slow in recognition of you? >> why is there such slow recognition of tuskegee airmen? i think it has been a consistent ongoing acknowledgment of what the tuskegee airmen have done in many ways. maybe we are not publicizing it as well as we should. you are right that we can do much better than we are doing now. programs like this, which the national archives has put on, the smithsonian, the national air and space museum putting together these kinds of programs -- we can do much more but there is a great acknowledgement nationally of the fine work the tuskegee airmen have done. >> i have a couple of questions. i am curious. what was eleanor roosevelt's role in the success of the tuskegee airmen? that is my first question. i understand that she was senior mana

our state has lost its 800-pound gorilla and our dear, dear friend. you know, jack murtha personified the people of western pennsylvania, tough, hard working, salt of the erth. he loved his family -- earth. he loved his family, they always came first. his beautiful wife who he was married to for over 50 years, his three children, his grandchildren, family always came first to jack murtha. he loved his country. and he most especially loved the men and women who wore the uniform for the united states of america. they were his champion. there wasn't any member in this body who fought harder for those troops than jack murtha did. he loved this institution too. i remember he especially was helpful to new members. when i got elected in 1994, jack took me under his wing and one day he sat me right back there in pennsylvania corner, right next back to his chair and said i'll give pieces of advice. number one, sit here on the floor and maeser the rules and procedures. if you master the rules and procedures of the house someday you'll get a chance to bring a bi

. >> that the 800 pound gorilla. >> absolutely. and it's a very unfortunate thing.re about ethics and economics to decide what to do there. that's a very hard social conversation. but taxes, you have to address that. this is a fantastic country. it is based on a thin and fragile tax base. if the united states wants to be one of the leading powers in the world, i see any alternative but tax reform. i would emphasize what dr. marron did before -- our tax reform group and we have not redesigned this in a long time and not try to think about what do we tax to discourage, rather than taxing income, which will allow people to earn. we have to address the low private savings rate. witnesses them where people don't feel they have to save and as a counterpart to our foreign borrowing. when they haven't talked about today as we finance so much of the budget deficit by borrowing from china and the chinese government. it makes no sense at all in geostrategic terms. even if you address and we come up with a strong fiscal framework, you still have the current account issued a low

thank you for allowing us to come and visit about what's really the 800-pound gorilla facing the federalbudget. and that is the health care accounts of the united states -- medicare, medicaid and the rest. what we all know that is true is the biggest unfunded liability of the united states is medicare. what we all know is true is the trustees have told us medicare is going to go broke in eight years. so the idea that we don't have to do anything about medicare is utterly disconnected from reality. the idea that we don't have to find savings in medicare is an admission that we are headed for a fiscal cliff that we are going to go right over. if we really want to endanger the benefits to people who are getting medicare, the best way to do that is to do nothing. because if we do nothing, we will guarantee that medicare goes broke. so together we can either do this together or we can have this imposed on us. i very much hope we do it together. senator coburn, and i'm sorry -- did he leave? i'm sorry he's not here because he said something that i thought was one of the most important comments

thank you for allowing us to come and visit about what's really the 800-pound gorilla facing the federalet. and that is the health care accounts of the united states -- medicare, medicaid and the rest. what we all know that is true is the biggest unfunded liability of the united states is medicare. what we all know is true is the trustees have told us medicare is going to go broke in eight years. so the idea that we don't have to do anything about medicare is utterly disconnected from reality. the idea that we don't have to find savings in medicare is an admission that we are headed for a fiscal cliff that we are going to go right over. if we really want to endanger the benefits to people who are getting medicare, the best way to do that is to do nothing. because if we do nothing, we will guarantee that medicare goes broke. so together we can either do this together or we can have this imposed on us. i very much hope we do it together. senator coburn, and i'm sorry -- did he leave? i'm sorry he's not here because he said something that i thought was one of the most important comments mad

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