insure a rate treat for me, i'm impes hosting "larry king live" insure a rate treat for me, i'm impesing "larry king live" and i'm interviewing larry who's in anaheim. what's the mood there with the passing of george steinbrenner? >> larry: they did a wonderful thing here tonight. they showed a lot of picture of george up on the screen and then they had a moment of silence. i knew george. there was nobody like him. i would have to say, if i'm a fan of a team, he's the best owner in sports. >> he was in a way, larger than life, wasn't he? >> larry: oh, much so. a teddy bear, too. he could be very giving and critical in the same sentence, but he had -- he spent money. if you're a fan of a team, you want a guy that spends money. and no one went out on the limb more than george. every owner want to win. george died to win. george was -- it was win or else to george. >> larry washgs do you think -- >> larry: i wasn't a yankee fan but i would have loved to have had him on my team. >> what do you think his legacy would be? >> he spent only $10 million on yankees, from cbs, which had given up

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so we're trying to force voters to make this a choice, not just imp simply i don't like the people who are there, i'm going to throw them out. >> what is your reading of the traction that is possible to have if obama and the democrats can play this right or better on this no-thing it. the republicans all say no. pick up on what mark just said. >> president bush tried it, good luck. i just don't think it will work. i think people are voting on the power-- party in power. and i think they are vote on what happened there has been a fair bit of legislation passed. i have talked to democrats running for office. and one of the things i have heard a couple times is that the health care doesn't come up all that much. whether you like it or not, it's just not a big issue out there. that the big issue is jobs and the economy and the debt and those are the big issues. i think one of the things that happened over the last month is that if you ask people a month ago is the economy recovering they would have said question. if you asked people today, they do not say yes it there has been a significan

easy for us to use that one specific example, and then make it the case for everybody we think is an impgrant. the challenge for all of us in this country is to look at the big picture and understand in our napings, because we make taxpayers out of everybody and we shadow people and -- host: karen, independent caller. good morning, karen. caller: good morning. good morning ali. i just turned this on a few minutes ago, and i'm just very upset, because i feel that we, as americans, are not being told the truth. years ago, i had my father show me things that they were trying to restructure our country with different booklets he had that you cannot get your hands on today, but and don't hang up on me. but through the trilateral commission he has a book word-for-word where rockefeller and -- how they wanted to form these three areas of our world with asia and north america and europe and try to restructure our whole country and make it into a nation where industrialized areas of this country are moved out. and to -- now you have the european union, and we're trying to become a north american

long-term viability, international competitiveness, i think we need to be very seriously concernbout the imp plic kifgs long-term unemplment for skills, for labor force attachment, for long-term earnings and employment opportunities. >> i appreciate that. that is the point i was trying to make here and there is -- your point is there is enough emrical data on this and other examples that have occurred, that is not mere speculation about what can happens in terms of job skill levels and the ability of people to recover and get back on their feet, not just individually but overall, the economy of a county affected by t. >> a good bit of rearch on this question. >> thank you for that let me turn to senator shelby. >> mr. chairman, we all, i think, agree that long-term unemployment problems is a cancer dealing with our economy and people. a spiraling deficit and accumulating debt like we are going through now is also a real problem. yet is how do we balance that and how much time do we have with, isn't it? >> senator, as i responded to the chairman, i absolutely agree that this is a concern, tha

in the clinton white house, miss kagan was the architect of an executive ban on the imp port of 58 rifles. her white house aide characterized the ban. we are taking the law and bending it as far as we can to capture a whole new class of guns. senator leahy wrote to the clinton white house to strongly protest what he called using a presidential directive to avoid the normal legislative process. the kagan/clinton gun ban required that the word or in a statute be read to mean and. it required that the term supporting purposes be read to mean only hunting and not target shooting. the kagan ban was premised on the legal theory that the only type of legitimate hunting rifle is the type used by a wealthy person who could afford to pay for a professional hunting guide. the ban further defined sport hunting according to the restributive rules of 13 states rather than the rules of the majority of states. on tuesday, miss kagan told this committee that her gun control work in the clinton white house was just to keep guns out of criminal hands. but the clinton/kagan gun ban prevented all law-abiding

long-term viability, international competitiveness, i think we need to be very seriously concern about the imp plic kifgs long-term unemployment for skills, for labor force attachment, for long-term earnings and employment opportunities. >> i appreciate that. that is the point i was trying to make here and there is -- your point is there is enough empirical data on this and other examples that have occurred, that is not mere speculation about what can happens in terms of job skill levels and the ability of people to recover and get back on their feet, not just individually but overall, the economy of a county affected by t. >> a good bit of research on this question. >> thank you for that let me turn to senator shelby. >> mr. chairman, we all, i think, agree that long-term unemployment problems is a cancer dealing with our economy and people. a spiraling deficit and accumulating debt like we are going through now is also a real problem. yet is how do we balance that and how much time do we have with, isn't it? >> senator, as i responded to the chairman, i absolutely agree that this is a concer

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