really vote for either of those big government establishment conservatives or discuss with me is j.p. fair senior communications strategist with new media strategies j.p. thanks so much for being here tonight thanks for having me so let's as i mentioned ron paul at the moment is doing pretty damn well as he always does in the polls that he's tied with mitt romney at eighteen percent in iowa for second place but what do you think realistically be honest the chances are that ron paul is going to be the nominee for the g.o.p. oh i don't even think i first i think ron paul supporters genuinely believe that he will probably be the nominee and i do i am asking what do you know but and the reason the reason that they believe that is the same reason i don't think so which is that it's just not realistic to think about it in those terms and further i think that it's very problematic that you have this large group of libertarians with whom i agree on a lot of policy issues that are really willing to fight for their policy proposals by which i mean they are not willing to make the compromises necessa

if we're not willing to make millions and billionaires pay their fair share, how do we pay for that, j.pis is another interesting thing about what president obama said. he talked about how these are hard times for the middle class. it's also hard times for the poor. i mean, the fact that he keeps on bringing up the middle class. there are a lot of people with different levels of income effected. job creators, the people that need the jobs that we need to look out for. >> i'm going to throw -- i want to interrupt here and get to one thing. president obama has had a tendency on this first campaign to step in it a few times. in iowa he said the rise of a rugula had gone up. out of touch. fund-raiser in san francisco he said that poor voters, white working class voters cling to their guns and religion. seems he may have stepped in it again. listen to this exchange he had with barbara walters about a trait he doesn't like about himself. >> what's the trait you most deplore in yourself and the trait you most deplore in others? >> laziness. >> you're lazy? >> you know, it's interesting. there i

j.p. morgan bank of america and a few people the creditors committee are trying to let the customer funds be lumped in with everyone else which isn't really fair because the customers didn't agree to lend money to and of global big. that was their money where it should be morgan is a creditor because they agreed to be a creditor so this man james could tulis the saying no way your research come first this was literally taken from us and the problem is the bankruptcy judge doesn't really know anything about futures he's just a bankruptcy judge it's just another case he has to figure out whether or not he's going to allow super superiority to the creditor to the customers and that's all being debated right now but there are a lot of people fighting. against hedge funds traders pitted against traders banks pitted against banks are so lame aground goodman what chance does he have against going up against j.p. morgan and a trustee that has that close relationship to j.p. morgan it's a real david and goliath story i think. j.p. morgan has given a lot of business to the law firm of james good and the bankruptcy court and if you look at the law firm's