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hubbar hubbard and mr. gooe will have you back and we will stay on top of the debate over how to get americans working again. thanks again both of you. >>> up next, she brought the house down at the republican convention. we will talk with rising gop star mia love, when we come back. >>> mr. president, i'm here to tell you the american people are awake and we are not buying what you are selling in 2012. >> chris: mia love in her debut on the national political stage at the republican convention. the mayor of saratoga springs, utah who is now running for congress and joins us from salt lake city. mayor love, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thank you for having me, chris. >> chris: you are a black woman who is a favorite of the tea party and you are running to be the first female black republican ever elected to congress. for a lot of people who don't know you, how did you turn out the way you did? >> well, my parents immigrated to this country from haiti with $10 in their pockets and worked hard for everyth

hubbard saying what mr. romney said. he said i will get loopholes to close to pay for that. >> let me interrupt because i want to go, if i can because a legitimate point to mr. hubbard. and let's look at romney's plan. he wants to cut $500 billion from the deficit by 26 teen and balance the budget by 2020. he offers no details. and in fact he would increase defense spending by as 34u67 as as $2 trillion and he would rescind the costs they get over obama care. the is not what loopholes are you going to close. why not achieve the admirable goals. >>pa there is far more so than any other candidate. the first is to bring government spending down. >> how do you do it, sir? >> the medicaid program which is a nonbold claim on the tax side. fundamental tax return will produce a revenue share of gdp much into that range. longer term it is about entitlement.e would raise the retirement age gradually and reduce growth of benefits for upper income households. and reduce it for medicare too. that's a program and one candice agree wit

hubbard. mr. romney wants to cut five billion from the deficit and balance the budget by 2020 and offers no details and he would increase defense spending by two trillion over the 10 years and he would rescind the 716 in medicare that the president gets in obama care. the question mr. hubbard and this is true about not detailing the tax deductions. why not level with the voterss and say how you are going to achieve the admirable goals. >> governor romney has a two-part budget plan. far more so than any candidate. first to bring government pending down to gdp. >> he didn't say how. >> he was talking about the specifics of the medicaid program . fundmental tax reform and a healthier economy will produce a revenue share of gdp . longger term it is about entitlementings. and governor romney said in social security he would raise the retirement age gradually and reduce the benefits for upper income households and reduce for medicare 2. that is a program, one disagrees with it but it leads to lower defi

hubbard is one of his enomic advisers.g to see if bernanke will last in this will. >> glenn hubbard h a long record about being against doing tradade with china, and if you don't toto trade with china, you don't get t cows that had barr -- co back in the barn. >> the p president did a type of inrvieiew he has not done before, an "ask me anynything" with reddit. a very hip waof communicating with youounger voters, which they have b been trying to do a week. he went to charlottesville and did a college tour. it was a way of humananizing himself, like romney. he was asked, who is your favorite basketball playeyer -- it was mimichael jordan to t news t of thenterview was that he favored a constuonal amendment to b basicically overturned citizens united, which made it easier for corporationand unions to donate huge amounts of moneyey in ads. romney's restore our future has 89.7 million, ameran crossroads, 200 million. prioritities usa, the president''s super pa iss having a lot of trouble raising money. it is a way to appeal to

nate hubbard and sweet water oak hang back in fifth place.s the horses round the far turn, chapman makes a break for the lead. >> current lady cruising on by on the outside. >> and now tom chapman's got his eyes on that first place finish. >> back in front current lady takes the lead. >> but nate's horse, sweet water oak, is coming up from behind. in no time at all, hubbard is riding side by side with chapman. >> you can hear him yelling at his horse, i can hear him coming up from the inside. >> current lady on the inside, on the outside sweet water oak. >> my filly started to drift in just a little bit. right when i reached up to grab her is when just a split second too late is when she clipped tommy's horse. >> i could feel my filly take kind of a funny step. and i thought, god, we collided. >> sweet water oak stumbles. >> sweet water oak loses the rider. current lady in front. >> the next thing you know, she's popped back up and i just happened to be hanging on her neck. >> riders, please watch out. >> nate hubbard manages to stay on the h

for his part, hubbard has given few signals about monetary policy, though he has praised ben bernanke and done a lot of work on the importance of fixing mortgage markets. >> if the fed were to do q.e.-- quantitative easing-- in mortgages that could help any administration plan to refinance mortgages, the two could go together. >> reporter: of course, if romney wins, it is possible the former c.e.o. will offer up a surprise pick, choosing a business leader to run the fed instead of another academic. darren gersh, nbr, washington. >> tom: a big payday for an irs whistle-blower. former u.b.s. banker bradley birkenfeld was awarded $104 million for helping the internal revenue service uncover details about the swiss bank's role in encouraging tax cheats. it's the largest award ever in the u.s. for a whistleblower. birkenfeld detailed illicit practices at u.b.s. those details lead the bank to cut a deal with prosecutors in 2009. u.b.s. paid $780 million and was forced to give up the names of 4,000 american taxpayers holding secret swiss bank accounts. the major stock indices edged higher aw

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romney economic adviser glenn hubbard is with us this morning. thank you for being with us. question, howell would glenn hubbard described -- you were part of the romney campaign. how would you describe the financial culture president obama is creating? >> the question is about economic growth. if we want to improve living standards of all of us wherever we are in society is about getting growth up and the president's policies that the enemy of economic growth. that is the question. stuart: is this an entitlement society? >> all americans would like to work hard and prosper in this country. what is missing for many people are the growth opportunities to do so and the present half of public policy is consistent with joblessness and low growth. stuart: if i suggest president obama has created an entitlement financial culture of i can describe it like that how would you describe the financial culture which mitt romney would create if president? >> we want to meet these aspirations of all americans by providing growth. that is about tax reform, riding the fiscal shift to get the

. >> a character i created on hubbard.milarities to the early days. >> according to the hollywood reporter the film's distributor was forced to high extra security for the premier in new york after the church well-known for harassing its critics was calling, emailing and sending letters to the studio. anderson said the movie is really a character study between god and his wayward disciples played by joaquin phoenix. tom cruise has brought increased scrutiny and appeared in the movie "magnolia." >> showed him the film. >> joining us now is a leading expert on scientology. he's the other of "freedom of mind." good morning. >> good morning. >> you've seen the film. >> you fool me into watching it last night. >> is it about scientology? >> absolutely. a great movie, first of all. i didn't expect it to be so dramatically about the early days of hubbard, but it really was. and if anything i kind of feel like they portrayed him in too flattering a light. >> in your view is it an accurate portrayal what scientology is about? >> ma

doesn't take it long to heat up. >> when captain hubbard made one for us, it didn't look bad.m make it, it was almost like making your average meatloaf but the inmates described it as being so horrible, they acted like it was the worst thing you could possibly have. when in actuality, i'd seen things on the menu that were much worse looking than this meat loaf. >> my reputation, they don't care for it at all. i've tasted it. it's not really that bad. >> inmate carlos alexander would be his own judge. >> this is horrible. >> [ bleep ] that's good. are you for real man? this is good! >> it tastes like cardboard. y'all ought to try some of this. jake you want to eat that? >> i want salt and pepper. that's cheating though, right? >> you don't like it. >> it isn't that bad. it actually wasn't too bad. it was very bland, but if you have the right condiments, it would have been like a standard meatloaf, almost. unfortunately, the inmates in seg never have the right condiments. >> that's horrible. i don't think a dog would eat that. >> coming up, when it comes to inmate workouts, crea

a key adviser like hubbard, his economic advisers are very traditional sort of pro-federal reserve typesight? they're still there. he's not abandoned them. >> he hasn't. no. the chen statement -- i think romney when he's talking about this -- talking more about this in interviews. it's just the argument this isn't working. not that politically no one should ever do it. and the argument, again, i repeat it, it's a paradox. they say that it's not working, it didn't lower unemployment enough. then they imply it's lowering unemployment. so they're talking to the republican base but they'll stop talking that way if he wins. >> jared bernstein, dave weigel, thank you for being here.

a key adviser like hubbard, his economic advisers are very traditional sort of pro-federal reserve types there. he's not abandoned them. >> he hasn't. no. the chen statement -- i think romney when he's talking about this -- talking more about this in interviews. it's just the argument this isn't working. not that politically no one should ever do it. and the argument, again, i repeat it, it's a paradox. they say that it's not working, it didn't lower unemployment

ron hubbard of scientology. and the film cloud "atlas quggets, an ambitious picture with six interconnected storylines set in different time periods. tom brook, bbc news, toronto. >> almost time for us to close, but a reminder of our top story on "g.m.t." -- french police are investigating whether a family feud might be behind the murders of four people in the alps. on wednesday afternoon, three members of a british iraqi family were killed, along with a french cyclist. the bodies were discovered close to the village of chevaline. the couple's two young daughters were at the scene and are r now under police protection in the hospital. stay with us on "bbc world news." >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding for this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newmans own foundation. and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help

the future hubbard. hello again is good to have you with us now from serving time to prime time next the story of a former palestinian prisoner who was jailed for her part in organizing a deadly slaughter yet today she's a t.v. star held by viewers while others were that horizon same sense of their own message to all the palestinians and our middle east correspondent paula slayer has the story. every friday viewers across the arab world into this talk show to me it's the same time them to me as a hero a symbol of palestinian resistance against the israeli occupation broadcast on the i must affiliated i could stevie it highlights the fate of palestinian prisoners in israeli jails a topic close to the heart of its young presenter back in two thousand and one on this busy intersection in downtown jerusalem was one of the most popular pits are restaurants in the city it was just after two o'clock in the afternoon when atlanta mimi said goodbye to a suicide bomber and left him to his mission it was the busies

so, we asked nutritionist jax hubbard to help us navigate. jax, where should we start? >> what you want to do with the nutrition label is first start from the top and work your way down. you want to look at how many servings are in the package. all the information that follows is referring to one serving. for example, a small bag of potato chips may look like one serving, but it may be up to 2.5 servings. so, when you look at the rest of the information on the food label, you have to make sure to multiply all those numbers by 2.5. when you're looking at the calories, as a general rule of thumb to figure out how many calories you need in a day, you want to take your weight and multiply it by 20. so, let's say you're a moderately active female, and you weigh 100 pounds. you want to take your weight of 100 pounds and multiply it by 20, which will equal 2,000, which is the amount of calories you want to consume in a day. after looking at the calories, you want to move down to the fats. you want to look at the saturated and trans fats. these are the bad fats, so you want to

. >> eric: for more of chris's interview with the romney campaign senior advisor, clint hubbard and formerman of the white house chairman of economic advisors, austin goolsbe, fox news sunday, important issues of the economy and what to do would you it. >> jamie: thank you so much, as they always do on sunday morning, the doctors will be in for "sunday house call," and they'll talk about lung cancer, more people who don't smoke are getting it. we'll find out why and what you need to do and there are a number of prescription pills now giving patients severe side effects. we'll look at whether or not the medicines that you are taking, could actually be making you feel worse. we'll be right back. those surprising little things she does still make you te notice. there are a million reasons why. but your erectile dysfunction that could be a question of blood flow. cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go fr

street journal saga we have john bolton max boot we ate casey paula dobriansky mala mary glenn glenn hubbard paul petersen david rivkin and martin west all these people are romney campaign advisers and all they're also op ed writers like i mentioned but like i said that the wall street journal tends to be conservative so what the pages the problem becomes one of disclosure of giving the reader the relevant context to choose for themselves how they need to take this analysis with i think with somebody like john bolton you know people can look at it and say well it's pretty clear where john bolton is coming from. stake in the outcome of this election long we've seen fox news so it really isn't a secret knowing in his case anyway that he does lean to the right but some of these other people i mean unless you're really paying attention to the article names you're not going to know why this person has an opinion and it's not going to be put in context and that's what they're saying is important right yeah that these people are advising that romney so they're giving you advice there on the journal

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. >> he is referring to romney advisor glen hubbard also hitting president obama on his tax policies saying if he gets a chance to raise taxes on the rich the economy will remain stalled. >> i say talking about across the board cuts on every household in america by 20 percent we will have to broaden the cabase to pay for that. also a keep tut cut in the tax ra rate. i can't image an argument that says raising marginal tax rates on high income people many of whom are business owners it is recipe fo economic growth. getting back to the growth we talked about is facilitated by raising taxes not tax reform. >> he says his plan won't cut taxes for the wealthy he will bring down their rates of taxation. >> now to stories you can bank on. the government is loosening up. bailed out aig. here to explain lauren simonetti from the fox business network. thank you for joining us. >> u.s. treasury selling 18 billion in public shares. it will make them a minority shareholder for the first time in four years. treasury state gets reduced to 20 percent. >> so students having trouble paying back their

with him, joining us, glen hubbard, columbia business school. advisor to george w.e first president bush, and david and i mr. engage them in conversation. ed, maybe i can start with you. in david's questioning of senator kyl kind of raised the question, noted this will be an unusual question. there are important decisions that have to be made in the strans transition. there was some confusion mitt romney would like if he was elected president. what would you like to see congress and the president do? what would you like them to resolve? what would you like to see left for them. >> i would like to talk first of all about the fiscal cliff and that sort of thing. i know my limitations. what we're focused on is the opportunity to put a focus on job creation. to circle back a little from the last panel, in terms of those first 100 days, what mitt romney will focus on, is how do we get this economy going again? one of the first things we can do is lift the mandate. we have other areas we would like to see reform. we have tudgets in terms of cracking down on china's -- the

the co-author and glenn hubbard at columbia, the paper that would double what happened to the economyually get congress off and started legislating to cut the corporate rate, improve the tax cut and reduce the deficit. if we did all that we could create 12 million jobs over the next four years conservatively. that is the kind of growth we could have had over the last two years of we didn't have the gridlock we've seen because basically president obama is so stubborn that he has been absolutely unwilling and unable to work with republicans the way that even bill clinton did. lori: why go this route, another round of stimulus? is there an imminent fear that the u.s. is about to go the way of europe? that will default are virtually broke if you look at the 16 trillion in debt and the interest-rate as a result will rise fast and sharply. >> well, the fact is, don't forget that economic growth right now is in the ones. we have europe, it might explode we have taxman get an and the fiscal cliff coming at the end of the year. a lot of negatives that will take you down below one, which means

an interesting thing is one of mitt romney's advisers, glenn hubbard, pushed the idea of allowing peoplence, sort of no questions asked if they are current on the mortgage. that would be enormously ben official to the housing market and the broader economy. gerri: richard, the reality is people said there are consequences to that. people get hurt. people who own those bond investments connected to the mortgages do take a hit. >> they do. look, there's nothing that's a panacea, but what this allows people to do is borrowers can exercise an option that for years and years and years boar roars had any way that when interest rates fall, they can refinance. when investors in mortgages make the investments, they know there's that option. in a sense, investors have gotten a wind fall arising from the fact that because they are fannie and fred gi mortgages, they are guaranteed by the government, and because borrowers are stuck, unable to refinance, they don't refinance whereas in years past they would have quite readily done so. gerri: that would unlock a lot of money to help the economy. richar