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>> well,iew is that the financial crisis, 2008, promulgated a political backlash that produced a lot of regulation in the financial services area. the discussion broadened from there and splattered over every regulatory agency in d.c. tone from the legislative branches and from the top was combative and was confrontational. so i think the first thing you've got to do is get over -- get through the financial services discussion which is a separate issue, a lot of risk came into our economy and needs to be addressed. then, like the president is doing, focus on manufacturing which i think is a little bit of a different animal. i think the fact that it's being looked at separately now gives us a chance to get into a more constructive dialogue because the dialogue with our regulators now tends to be more confrontational than it should be, more confrontational than it was designed to be. it's been politicized heavily. the nlrb case against us in south carolina was a sham. it was a sham. and it was something that an unconfirmed person in that agency promulgated on his own. it was something

meaning someone within the iewing must have taken the phhto. singer aaele... new records. her album "twenty ooe"... released a yearrago in the u- s... saw a á2-hundred-7- percentá sales increase... after winning 6 grammys.over 7-hundred-thousand copies were sold.that's the biggest... post awards show... boost in neilsen rating history. while she may be thanking fans in the u-s... adele is apologizing to fans in britain today... over the way she reacted... when her acceptance speech for best album was cut s. short.i can't believe i'm about to...you're going to cut me off?i'm so sorry...can i just ay then, goodbye and a i see you next time round. round.adele says the middle finger was adele says the next time round. round.goodbye and a i see you next time round. round.adele says the miidle finger was meant for the "suits" t the brit awards... not her fans.she says she's &psorry if she offended anyone. the broadcaster also apologized for cutting her off. the warm weather hs experts siftiig through the record books. books. joel d. smith is live at meadow wood regi