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washington is where you go if you want to show privileges and that is where they dole them out and as goverentws washington is also where they say that we are all equal and in this together. en the government is very vague, th is a lot. >> all of us are equal. john: what about all of this writing about communism? the principles apply to america today. the ggvernment central planning hurts everyone a little but rewards people with connection. >> the animals themselves are no better off. john: they were the political leaders and over time they prospered at the other animals expense. ♪ ♪ john: some are lower than others. today the animals that are more he will than oters are washington politicians and the cronies. and those who get close tothe politicians. that is how in the budget deal hollywood film producers got a special break. nascar got $70 million to build a new race track. multinational corporations of offshore subsidiaries got a 9 billion-dollartax break. and he active part of his is proud progressive who says it is right but who needs help and many need america's tax reforms d theysay t

into this book which argued that competition in the free market protect consumers much better than goverentwhere. and now we have the internet. feedback on the web offers this much more. it allows people like me to offer taxi rides to strangers and i can trust my passengers in the trust me because we greet each other on our smart phone. allowing strangers to rent to other strangers safely all because of reputations who esblished on the web and it keeps improving. movie rating sites, restaurant reviews thomas on. they did better as more people participate. even google by itself offers much more protection and i provided in consumer reports. more than the government will ever provide. we need some government protection. prosecution and repeat offenders. but most government consumer protection regulations are bureaucratic and useless. even harmful because it sops the entrepreneurs from ting anything. the millions of three people making the choices and letting others kw about their experience. including reputation over government any day. that is our show and see you that is our show and see yo

john: keep goverent small so these are in the hands of politicians. don'tuse some notion th this'll be a little d been a little behind to making the choices are in someone is going to have to build that road and it mht be your friend or it might be john's friend. john: what abt the nascar track remount. >> i don't know. >> i'm not going to defend every single tax break. the bureaucrats, these are not folks that we have this war. >> this applies to congress. >> republicans and democrats and we don't want to treat them like the rest of the country. so why do we need to be outraged? >> that's not how the health care law is written. your employer doesn't give you any more premiums or subsidies for the premiums of your health care costs and that is just a deal and the folks who wrote that law have to abide by it as well. >> labor unions would make obamacare supporters until after obamacare is passed and they read it and discoveresome of us will have to pay more. >> we are going to lose her health insurance by a unintended consequences and it needs to be fi

to be concerned about and if we concerned about government corruption we have to reduce the size of gover. you can actually change the zebra stripes you just can make the zebra smaller though that's what we're going to concentrate on right in the present as you as a whole another issue that we don't have time to get today but how do we get corruption out of politics you mentioned limited government what out with what else would you well i mean i've already got i guess you can't get corruption out of government i mean maybe once in a while there's some good person in government ron paul you mentioned earlier he's an example maybe thomas jefferson didn't take any bribes either or george washington whatever but with the government the size that it is you know they they put the slops into the pig trough and they're horrified that the pigs come up and eat so there's all these programs all the spending when you have trillions and trillions of dollars being taking from some group of people given to other groups and when just changing a few words on a government document can give you a billion do

the local populations but to protect american interests and justify the reasons for being here the governess in syria or to lead to you know the collapse of. you know accountability. and of course you know dubai is the difference to show the kind of make up a crisis in the country. by that you know it is to me it in terms of american part of policy reasons to actually come into nigeria africa's dotted with u.s. bases and a growing constellation of small american drone outposts camp limo near north of somalia has been america's main facility on the continent for nearly a decade it houses about four thousand military and civilian personnel but at the end of last year it was forced to stop flying drones in the area after a string of crashes and growing anger from locals problem is u.s. forces are getting stretched very thin they're being tasked with missions will be on their numerical logistics capability right now and then danger will have to go like all forward and actions in new conflicts expand and all the next thing you know certainly your troops and money to sustain these missions. u.s. s

john: that is fair, but having goverent give it to you because you know someone isn't. >> it is inevitable we want government do thin for us and we want roads and bridges and a safety net, sommone somewhere is going to benefit from that and you can't use that as an excuse to not do important things. >> no libertarian other is going to say that we shouldn't have the government involved. the question is can do maybe a public and private partnership where they can make their investments back on the road rather than those who are out there to build the roads. these are the questions we should be asking. john: keep government small so these are in the hands of politicians. and you don't use some notion that this'll be a little had been a little behind to making the chces are in someone is going to have to build that road and it might be your friend or it might be john's friend. john: what about the nascar track remount. >> i don't know. >> i'm not going to defend every single tax break. the bureaucrats, these are not folks that we have this war. >> this appls to congress. >> republicans and dem

the bac faces a federal probe for how its handling goverment backed mortgages. it's estimated bank of america might have to pay out $11 billion in penalties and $5 billion in relief to homeowners. bank officials are cooperating with authorities. as an investigation begins into bitcoins.... the exchange at the center of the controversy is keeping quiet. the ceo of mt gox posted on the site wednesday "i would like to kindly ask that people refrain from asking questions to our staff: they have been instructed not to give any response or information." the site went down unexpectedly this week, after reports surfaced that 380 million dollars' worth of the currency has gone missing. cnn reports-- mt gox blames an expensive computer hack attack. a trial is being delayed indefinitely for a former bp executive accused of lying to congress about the massive oil spill in the gulf. the executive, david rainey is charged with failing to disclose "internal" information from bp about the "amount" of oil that gushed into the gulf in 2010. prosecutors suggest the spill was worse

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contitution was written to protect liberty against government whether it be a democratic dporm of goverentovernment. john: but it also says ensure domestic tranquility. that could be speech codes, decency codes. it says promote the gener welfare, obamacare, take care of people. >> but that's only within the frame work of theliberty which the declaration says we are all born entitled to. the most important part of the constitution is its limitations, limitations on government. look at article 1 section 1, first sentence says "all legislative powers herein granted are vested in congress." people skip that thinking congress has all power to do whatever is a good idea. that's no what the constitution says, but says all powers listed in the constitution are begin to the congress. if it's not in the constitution, congress does not have the power to do that. john: but they do it allthe time. >> that's true, they do. unfortunately, the elected officials hav a huge incentive to do what they think is popular. john: and thesupreme court, for the most part, has not syptommed tem. >> the supreme court

only the constitution has th meaning thatwe give it when we honor the promise, so, yes, the goverment that promise on many occasions, but it's there for us to enforce as we go forward. [applause] >> i studied communications, and myuestion for you is what do you think i the best method to reverse the policies created by the surveillance state? >> i tnk the best method to reverse policiesis to elect new officials, but the best wayto ensure constitutional liberty is secured is to enforce the constitution meaning sue, sue, sue, and i mean that sort of sell officially because my profession is i sue the government for a living. it's -- [cheers and applause] [laughter] it's the greatest job in the world. it's the greatest job in the world, and i do o it for free. i don't charge my clients, and when you go to court and make your argument, and you insist, the cstitution says this, now it's up to yo judge, or you, court of appeals, oh you, u.s. supreme court, to follow what's written there. john: thank you, students, thank you, tim, and later in he show, begin that most of your fellow students

we need all the help we can get from the federal goverent to save me. we don't nee barriers.reat job both of you. thank you. >> thank you. gerri: and now we want to know what you think. here's our question tight. are retirement plans under assault by greedy politicians? log on to gerriwillis.com. vote on the right-hand side of the screen. i will showhe resultst the end of tonight's show. >>> another example of the crisis in the public pension systemthe public pension system. troit today filed its plan to dig out of its 18 bell dollars debt. the city's -- $18 billion debt. the plan which the court must approve before it can get out of the biggest u.s. bankruptcy in history. fire and police officers take 10% cut. city employees take 34% cut and bondholders would recover only 20% of their money. kevyn orr rewriting all pension rules. >>> did sony steal from "american idol" contestants? we warned y about the recall of hot pkets with meat describeds unfit for human food but are there hidden dangers in the mt? details coming up. [ male annouer ] hands were made for playng. legs, fo

. >> gover destroys success. >> government should not be involved in setting prices for a private companyo think then if the government is going to push this on companies, and they also have to look at some of their other actions. for example, the recent epa regulations announced that will deal with kohl-fired power plants a estimated to increase electricity prices every american by 70% to 80% so whatever additional money you get in your paycheck, if the minimum wage goes up, will be eaten alive by the government anyway. >> you believe there should be a minimum wage i take it though. >> can i piggyback on greg's point. >> no. >> you know what the left has done here. they heard walmart, walmart may be interested in raising the minimum wage. they were completely wrong. they ran the story. bloomberg ran with the story and checked the facts and walmart said unequivocally not have we said we're doing it. we'll look at it and take both sides and then make a decision. they are neutral on it. everybody is so anxious, so anxious to see if they can get walmart to steer clear of conservative values

we're talking in the show tonight how the goverent wants to crack down, have people save less money foretirement. my question was, what do you want to spend that on? now i understand that the president's budget will be far, far bigger than the last. how big will it be? and what does he wan to spend on? >> we're looking at several tens of billions in additional spending on education, on manufacturing centers. i mean if you're thinking about it, big government, government knows best and those kinds of programs that the president is trying to put out but this is no surprise. i mean the president has said in 2012 when the deficit was a trillion dollars, that he didn't think we needed to wor about the debt. so this budget just basically shows his priorities for the next year and beyond. gerri: here's what we hear. 56 billion in new spending slated. and i have to tell you, it is same old-same old. they say they want to spend it on education, i.e., teachers, important support group for the president. programs for stimulus spending that didn't happen. how would you grade the ppesident on his sp

since late 2012, he's donated over $20,000 to the republican gover governors association. today christie said through a spokesman that he has "never had any conversations with either jeff or chip michaels on this topic." up until this weekend, three known christie associates knew about the traffic in ft. lee as it was happening. this weekend, msnbc's steve kornacki uncovered a fourth. the question is now, how many more people are there out there? joining me now, msnbc's resident new jersey expert, steve kornacki. he's the host of "up" which airs weekends at 8:00 a.m. eastern. great reporting, steve. >> thanks. >> detective steve kornacki. what's the significance of this to you? >> the significance is it's somebody who didn't just have knowledge of it, an eyewitness account of the first day, of the first minutes of the opening moments of this. >> and who david wildstein apparently chooses to be the person to go survey the scene. >> yeah, however that came about, right, david wildstein, it's not just that he's there and seeing this, he's riding around with david wildstein, g

it is kind of a broad thing and i was wondering is what would a more narrow picture look like a governess. >> is a great question. >> there's a bunch of narrow areas for the two intersect. economics and security is most things. another please his cybersecurity right now. foreign investment is often in not face. there's a lot of discrete pieces for economics and security need. it is a tough governance problem first because every country handles it differently. every country has a different role for government in domestic markets, which leads to different views on how the two should relate internationally. they think about the two effectively. it has pieces that try to do that. we've approved increasing errors adding a chief economist at the state department. we have a national security advisor. we have people who are supposed to build bridges, but you still need some coherent vision for how the pieces fit together and if not consistent, thinking through trade aspects, how to cross these areas if you want to have coherent view. i don't think we're there yet. we do at this time issue by issu

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. >> look, i think his governess failed and then his promise to his base was retracted.becausees it was proof that his policies were unsuccessful and then he is sleeping around with a famous actress. it didn't play well. he is also just not that bashing. if he were looking like james bond -- >> he could get away with it. berlusconi gets away with it and he is no james bond. thank you so much for now. michael fertik stays with us. theill discuss whether latest violations that apple has discovered and its supply chain pose a risk to its reputation. >> europe turns its attention to carbon omissions. a new rescue plan has been approved to boost carbon trading and encourage business. all of that coming up next. ♪ >> to come back to "the pulse." an important move for climate change as the you parliament backs a plan to boost carbon prices. there is hope that encouraging carbon trading will help curb greenhouse gases globally. here to tell us more is our bloomberg energy analyst. walk me through what has been decided and how this will accelerate the process and raise carbon pri

investing in companies like hot mayo and skype and says right now california is just too big to be govered to get 808,000 signatures collected before the middle of july. get that measure put on the november ballot. >>> an oklahoma woman is facing serious charges in a bizarre incident. police say she showed up drunk to her job as a substitute teacher as an elementary school. >> what did you take? i can smell alcohol. but what else? >> that's it. i drank a little bit before i came. >> you drank and came up here to sub? >> police took her into custody after she refused to take a field sobriety test. officers say a blood alcohol test later showed she had three times the legal limits. >> oh, boy. >>> 8:57. let's go right back to sal. we have a lot of things happening in our morning commute. >> that's right. they are gonna start off with the traffic on 880, a huge mess. 880 south and north because of the traffic on 880 at 238 has been very slow. this is a look at muni. muni is now back on track. i just want to tell you about it. we lost our chopper shop. but muni has several days in the subway.

because in rural america, there are a lot of folks, senator enzi knows this, they might be hunting govers and has a gun in their pickup and it's just a tool to do their work with. and we don't have the opportunity to vote for this, i would allow to vote to have guns in the parking lot, but not in the post office. >> any more comments? if not, i'm going to ask the clerk to call the roll on carper mendment number 2 as modified. [senator levin. > aye. roll call] >> senator tester. senator baldwin. senator coburn. senator mccain. senator johnson. senator portman. senator paul. enator enzi. enator carper. >> the yeas are eight, the nays are five. vote by proxy, the yeas are one and nays are one. the yeas are nine and noes are five and amendment is agreed to. >> next thing is to proceed with a vote on paul -- is there any comment? >> yes, mr. chairman. the amendment that we will be voting on is the primary amendment and i would like to propose a second degree amendment to the primary amendment and this would be amendment three as modified. >> suspend for just a moment, please. >> we are watchin