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he draws his money from the inv investments and there is a strong case for capital tax rate than earned income rate. we have a market control of assets whether it is land or corporate governance and we want to make sure that the transactions happen as seamlessly as possible. if you own a piece of land and somebody has a better idea of what to do with it, we don't want to make a 50% barrier of flipping over the piece of property from the lower-valued user to the higher-valued owner. >> like someone selling their home. >> we want to make it seamless and quick and we don't want artificial barriers in the way and that is why we have low capital gains taxes. >> and interesting that people benefit from one shape or fashion, and homeowners and capital losses for a while, but older americans who have a lot of dividend income and pay a much lower rate, and if you change the rate, you are hurting those people, too? >> yes, and the rate should be low on widows and orphan stocks, but this is different here. it is not barriers to sell property, but someone living off of smart investments and good fo

employers are reluctant to inve have an uncertain timeline of how long they will have them. >> reporter the u.s. chamber of commerce kevin smeegetrying . the retired marine is on a mission to partner military spouses with major u.s. employers. >> how much sense does it make if you have a company like walmart that has a great employee in camp pendleton, california where there is a big marine base knowing that spouse is going to move to a jacksonville, north carolina base, why would you make that spouse look again for employment when they can progress in walmart? >> reporter: military spouses are not charity cases say advocates. like much of the country, working is a necessity. >> many military families are duel income and they need the second income to survive. people assume that the military just takes care of its families and they have everything they need. that's not the case. many struggle financially. >> reporter: susan thomas believes a job also means family security. >> we cannot count on living in one place for a certain amount of time. we can't always count on having a spouse av

we are perfectly in line with our investors who put up the bulk of the money, though we inve as well. the people, the ceos running the company, they get a large peterson of the profits as well. typically we do this in a private sect where. we don't have to worry about public reporting for a long time. the company's ceo can worry about making the company more efficient over a four to six-year period of time. what statistics show over a ten-year, 20 year, and 30-year period of time if you invest with a good private equity firm, you are much likely to get a higher rate of return than anything else can you invest with. we're not doing anything that's unmanageable. we're insenting the ceos and workers to be aligned with the investors to make the companies grow. >> what do you think of bain capital and the stories you hear about it in the context of this campaign? >> well, it's disappointing if you are in an industry that is actually adding value, creating jobs, making america more efficient in many ways and more effective in many ways. private equity is dominated by the united states compa

inv we employ 650 people, 30 which are ex- 30% which are ex ex-offenders. i'm a two-way talk show host on morgan state university. i worked at the baltimore urban league as the director of family and children services running a youth diversion program that was very, very successful. and, um, was the independent juvenile justice monitor in the glenn denning administration here in the state of maryland. my father used to say, he said before you speak, son, qualify yourself. so i guess i'm a little nervous, but i'm not. i probably served as the leadoff hitter on my college team, so i was always batting first, mr. torre, and was a good center fielder too. [laughter] >> i bet you were good -- >> i got to lakeland, florida. but i will begin my testimony with a very simple but, i think, profound statement. what youti see is not what youmt get. what you see is what gets you. our youth's inability to fight off the persistent images and acts of violence be they physical, sexual, gang-related, school-based and/ord community-centered is a paramount to many be of the pr

inve investors are cautious about that, also, not to mention pmi data will show the state of the chinese economy and that's crucial for the entire asia region. the china market, of course, sentiment 0.3% higher but still moving to the upside but the hong kong market up 1.1%. the in kay 225 is up marginally. we had industrial output coming in for the month of december showing a recovery as companies recovered from disruptions from the flights over in thailand so that's giving a little bit of lift but traders cautious because the strong yen continues to hamper the exporters. the kospi up 0.8%. the markets shrugging off news that key industrial output contracted for the month of december so moving high er as a result. elsewhere the taiwan weighted index extending gains. yesterday, remember, this market moved higher 2.4% continuing to push higher 1.5% today. down under weak session. australian market down. financials were a drag. over in india up 1.9%, almost 2%. so overall a mixed picture. i'll be back tomorrow with the news that is moving markets in asia. >>> we like the one in december. n

while we are investing on our stren strength, we also have to inves in the struggling areas of our state many of our struggling areas have been ignored for too long. new york is stronger when every region of the state is strong. we must address the crisis inin west new york and buffalo in b specifically. [applause] buffalo, my friends, has theie third hndighest poverty rate ine nation.atin. in the nation.yo not new york but in the nation t behind new york and cleveland. 28% of the people in buffalo are living in poverty. at a time when the state population population was growing, the buffalo laws, -- buffalo lost 10% of its population. this is another issue that has gonen fo gone on for many years while the state sat by and did not take te action. it doesn't have to beac that war 5 years ago the capital district region that we are inon today, albany, had a struggling economy. the state began investing in albany the's high-tech industryn today albany is home to the world class sense of technologye as the speaker mentioned we signed a new agreement with intel and ibm bringing thousands of

being part of this, and i also want to say that i'm very, very honored that ken babington gave us the inve i want to thank melity for singing, she's got a beautiful voice. finally, let me say, bill mccollum has been all over the state with us and i think with his help and your help, we're going to win next tuesday. [applause] what i'd like to do is a little different than most of the gatherings like this we've done, in that i'd like to use this as an opportunity to talk in a serious way about space. and about how we reorganize what we're doing and we think about what we're doing. now, i have a deep passion about this because i'm old enough that i used to read "missiles and rockets" magazine, a couple of you are old enough you know what i'm talking about. we're talking late 1950's, right, before "aviation week." i was at the right point as a youngster to be totally fascinated with sputnik and i had been reading science fiction and really, isaacs a move, in particular, helped shape my life. so i come at space from a standpoint of a romantic belief that it really is part of our destiny. and i

the fed can be a short-term positive, but i am not saying it is a good thing, but i am saying as an inves commodities or the stock or the growth, because the fed when they lower the interest rates and print money at first, it causes growth, whether it is real or not, i don't care, but when the stock market goes up, i make money, and that is what i am benefiting on here, and the fed is going to give me a chance to make money. >> we need to care less about the short term and writing long term equities and people who want to get a check every other week. >> well, rick, let me come back to this, long-term, and easy fed policy creates inflation and problems and long-term issuing the debt and going into massive debt by the government creates problems, but it does not mean that we can't grow in the short-term. if you are always focusing on the long-term, you are playing more politics and economics and not being helpful to the investors in the short-term. the stock market is up even though obama is president, and the stock is market up even though the fed is making inflationary mistakes and the p

reflect on century markstury come i also want to know that we'll be honoring a century of sr service invears years of public service that two of our founders, senator dole ad and baker have given to thisv e country and that will happen that wl happen march 21 and the look and you'll more about that. so with that, let me close.our s but they welcome john. thank you for your support and ask you to introduce your speakers speakers. >> thank you jay sandefur partnered with ice. r and work within our executive director of myself joined theo this chase and in you to thism discussion. the henry m. jackson foundation was founded over 30jf years ago after the untimely death of senator henry m. jackson.ac and it was founded to help us can tame you the legacy of his good work in the foundation paid and t as one of the coronation pursui pursuing a continuedogue in bipartisanship and civilongre dialogue and congress. and so, it is on this occasion asss jason said of the centennial of a scoop spurred that we are so pleased to be partnering with the bipartisan policy policy center and disgustingness im

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