people get on board with his calls we've heard people say hey that's just crazy talk luckily author jeffrey tucker is here to break down how exactly the economy would work without a central bank very exciting let's get to today's capital account. so people are pretty optimistic about these new u.s. jobs numbers that came out showing unemployment tick down point two percentage points to eight point three percent lowest in three years but is even u.s. president barack obama said these numbers will go up and down so i want to take a look at the bigger picture and some of the downside of this report lucky for you i've got some numbers to throw up so the long term unemployed that's longer than six months was very little changed at five point five million this stunner for me that accounts for forty two point nine percent of the unemployed that's a big number now the number of people employed part time for economic reasons that was little change that's eight point two million now these are people who were working part time not because they want to take some time off but because their hours have be

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so mr jeffrey tucker mr whiskey and gunpowder are wildcats still as wyoming the only ones who are here again not while they're in the defense of bacon at least they produce local problems that were solved locally and now we have national and international problems that are solved in this interim out of there never solved it along and agree. to be far preferred and we have to look at what caused those banking firms were at least they went bankrupt you know i mean this is part of the free market is that you not only make profits make losses too so we need a system of banks do can and do go belly up bankruptcy can be a sign of a healthy functioning progressing economy but those while there are a lot of consequences where hurts yeah but leash a very complicated when you're really sick sometimes you have to carry but at least if you have competition you have honor of working towards excellence in service of the customer you know over time the markets are never straight move forward all the time but you're the one who's also very influenced at the time by all these kind of railroad records t

jeffrey, come on, you are talking witchcraft. jeffrey, jeffrey -- please, stop.f. i can, we can bring in every economic expert over the next generation to show that medicare and medicaid explode, and in fact consume most of our budget, why are you trying to make an argument that you know is just not the reality. >> i'm reading numbers from -- >> jeffrey. >> i can bring you a lot more statistics that show that's just -- okay, i'll turn the floor over to you, jeffrey. i'm going to ask you a question. and don't show me the president's numbs. i'm curious about what you know as an economist. >> yes. >> are you telling me today, that we can just leave medicare and medicaid alone and it doesn't cause a problem over the next generation? >> what i'm telling you is that what you think is the exploding part of the number -- >> not what i think. >> yes. >> not what i think, what everybody who studied this thinks. >> what you think. >> i'm asking you a simple question. i want to hear jeffrey sachs, economist at columbia, a guy that is friends with bono, hangs out with the sta

his maim is jeffrey lungren. >> there were people saying this guy, jeffrey lundgren really knows it anda special one. he taught sunday school classes there. >> a disagreement with church elders over his teaching practices pushes 37-year-old lundgren out of the temple. he moves his small group of followers to a nearby farm. >> it was roughly in 1987, is when i started to see jeff lundgren and his people move into the farmhouse on u.s. route 6. >> jeffrey lundgren has more than 20 disciples. they gather daily at lundgren's farmhouse, taking in every word. ron luff and his wife, suzy, are captivated. it becomes clear to local authorities, this small religious group is quickly morphing into a cult. >> so where does this fellow, lungren, come in? >> my faith was very much everything and i'm looking to a lot of answers to questions. i decide that i want to go to kirtland temple and just visit the place. i'd never been there. pray, meditate, and see if i can, you know, if god will touch me in any way or let me know anything that he wants in my life, a direction in my life. okay. >> and so i've

>> narrator: the officer who wrote back, jeffrey pool, was incredulous."to be honest, i can't believe you're buying any of this. there is no investigation. this falls into the same category of al qaeda in iraq propaganda." >> we know that the hammurabi video is insurgent propaganda because intelligence information received almost immediately after the... the events of november 19 indicated that the video had been recorded by an insurgent propagandist. >> narrator: but mcgirk thought he had good reason to believe the claims on the tape. >> i had worked with the hammurabi people before on other stories, and i think that it's wrong to smear them as pro- insurgent. these are people who are carrying out human rights work in iraq. >> narrator: the marines offered to transport mcgirk to haditha to look into their side of the story. mcgirk declined, saying his editor felt it was too dangerous to go into haditha, but his questioning produced results. >> there was an indication that... that because of his inquiries, the highest echelons of command were concerned ab

jeffrey's going to jump all over this. >> don't even look at the "new york times." >> i think jeffreyrote this "new york times" story about super donors. >> it's amazing. >> just a handful of people now. just a handful of people fueling this race. there's a couple of people on the super pacs, the impacts. it's pretty ridiculous. it's a pretty, i can't use the word to describe how messed up the system is, but it's messed up. >> and you also have here -- you also have the supreme court is going to be taking up an affirmative action case. and mike barnicle, election year. this is going to be a blockbuster of a session for the supreme court. and a lot of these cases whether you're talking about affirmative action or, of course, the big one, health care, whether that individual mandate is constitutional or not. all falling in the middle of a presidential campaign. >> a supreme court this fall, september and october. those two cases. >> yeah. >> and that'll drive the dialogue for weeks on end. >> i suspect very soon we'll be hearing that the supreme court will be taking up the case fr from

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jeffrey, i'm sure you saw how incensed susan rice was.emselves with a dictator who is on his last legs rather than the people of syria, rather than the people of the middle east, rather than the views of the rest of the international community was indeed disgusting and shameful. >> jeffrey, how serious is this right now? >> well, it's an extremely serious situation in syria. one of the reasons it's so serious is that syria has felt, the government, has felt buttressed by the failure of the security council to act so it is using even more brutal methods now to kill large numbers of its citizens. so russia really -- russia and china -- really helped the regime here. and what you hear in susan rice's voice is also a kind of not only frustration but in the face of this russian veto. >> and no military involvement here, michael. so what's the alternative? and maybe the question people are asking, what's the difference between what's happening here and now and what happened with gadhafi in libya? >> well, people do ask that question, chris. the

classroom but she doesn't know jeffrey is not alone. -- adventures. he has been a popular figure in her classroom but she doesn't know jeff riry is not alone. >> i miss -- jeffrey is not alone. >> i miss you. >> after he surprised caitlin master sergeant james reynold headed over to the high school to surprise his oldest daughter. what a day. >>> news time 6:18. and victims of the costnamed th price. >> how much those on board are saying the cruise line needs to pay up after the deadly disaster. >>> a casting call for a block buster in new zealand canceled. authorities were forced to shut it down when good morning america continues on this wednesday, february 1st. thanks for waking up with us. kç >>> #:to 22 -- 6:22. a newark about iran. director of the national entell generals says -- a new warning about iran. director of the national intelligence says they are trying to attack american soil. >> they are trying to penetrate engage in this hemisphere. >> the director of the national intelligence says iranian officials are more willing to attack the u.

. >> ifill: as florida votes, jeffrey brown examines the foreclosure crisis that has depressed housing prices there and around the country. >> woodruff: and we close with more on the political campaign from mark shields and david brooks. >> ifill: that's all ahead on tonight's newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by:

. >> ifill: and jeffrey brown talks with jason moran, the pianist, composer, and new musical adviser for jazz at the kennedy center for the performing arts washington. >> improvisation of music and jazz kind of forces us to focus. it forces us to have an imagination.

here's more from today's session with the white house budget direct director, jeffrey zions. >> isn't it true that the current law, which included the budget control act, the legislation that passed as far as raising the debt limit that your budget spending more money than congress proposed to spend during the budget control act process over the next ten years? >> we have $5 trillion in deficit reduction. >> do you propose to spend more money over the next ten years than the budget control act current law would cause us to spend? >> we have a much more honest baseline. a baseline that has sgr, amt, not patched year-over-year extended through the period of time. >> you don't pay for the str, the dock fix. that's not paid for. let's go back to the simple question i asked you. does your plan spend more money over the next ten years than the agreement in current law that we reached just last august? >> the baseline here -- >> yes or no. >> what we have to focus on here is the bottom line, and we're taking deficits down to 2.8% of gdp. >> you're not answering my question. i asked a simple

>> extraordinario, maravilloso, los sueÑos se hacen realidad. >> un regalo para jeffrey. >> un orgullo amÉrica es presentado por: >> ea! despierten en casita! >> estÁn crudos! >> era domingo ayer. >> era feriado. >> fue fin de semana muy especial para los amantes de los deportes extremos, quien ver? venga de ahÍ. miren nada mÁs, el campeonato mundial de snowboarding, miren nada mÁs estos saltos. >> increÍbles! >> cÓmo ha cambiado del deporte! recuerdo cuando Éramos niÑos. >> que andabas en patineta? >> cuando Éramos niÑos no habÍa ni patineta ni nieve compadre. >> quÉ valientes! >> ya me diÓ frÍo. >> yo lo veo me dan ganas pero no me atrevo. >> es muy difÍcil compadre. >> yo una vez lo intentÉ, y no me pude parar. >> nomÁs dije mejor traigan mi cerveza al piso. >> sino, puedes hacer Ésto quiero que veanÉsto que me parece maravilloso, se trata de un cajero automÁtico donde puede rentar libros, Ésto es en china, por 16 $ puedes lelgar, te hacen el cargo pero cuan regresas te devuelven el dinero. ya no tienes que caminar a la biblioteca, ademÁs de que promueve la lectura. >> aquÍ hacen lo

jeffrey kofman, abc news, the vatican. >> jeffrey, thank you. >>> and back in this country now and to a consumer alert tonight, we've learned the federal government is now on the case of a fast-moving craze. maybe you've seen those new inhalable shots of caffeine for sale at the counter often at the gas station or the convenience store. they deliver a quick dose of caffeine in a single breath, but there are concerns, and here's abc's mark greenblatt. >> reporter: it's a portable energy kick, and it comes in a pouch, as these ads show, ready to take out to the clubs. aeroshot is the new inhalable form of caffeine delivering a 100-milligram shot of caffeine with each use. about a cup of coffee. and it's gaining popularity on college campuses like new york's columbia university. >> it looks intense, yes. it looks like one of those monster red bull drinks. >> reporter: it's even making the rounds on national tv. but now new health concerns have prompted a federal safety investigation with the fda saying it will review information brought to the agency's attention about this product and th

>> well, i'm flattered by jeffrey's comments and i appreciate them very much. i'm not convinced that i'm the best. i'm good at what i do. i work incredibly hard as you do to be good as what you do. i think i have certain street savvy that i think you have. i think i've developed a lot of experience. i've learned a lot over the last couple of years and i think when i look at my past 35 years i think i know a lot of lawyers who as smart or smarter. maybe better at this than i am. but i haven't met anybody who's worked harder than i have. >> rose: that's my narrative, too. everybody i've ever known who's good, that's what they say that. 's the common link between achievement. it's achievement. >> no short cuts. >> rose: you pay your dues, work really, really hard. >> you can be an n.b.a. professional or it can be a criminal lawyer or a writer. >> and you have to be blessed with a measure of luck as well because... >> rose: timing and luck and intelligent, all those things play together. but of those, the one common denominator i have found is the level of passion

jeffrey kofman is there. >> reporter: good morning to you.t is wednesday morning in the indian ocean. it is hot and humid. but thankfully nothing more than that. for the second night in a row, more than 1,000 passengers and crew on that stricken cruise ship, had to sleep out on the decks, under the stars. that is the "costa allegra," crippled at sea, because the 636 passengers and 413 crew, have been stranded hundreds of miles from land, on a ship, with no electricity. no toilets. no air conditioning. no way to cook food. the ship, owned by miami-based carnival cruise line, even ran out of fuel for its emergency generator. for so many onboard, it was to be the vacation of a lifetime. it began in the indian ocean of mauritius. it made its way to madagascar on saturday. it was in open water on monday, heading to the seychelles, when suddenly, an emergency was sounded. a fire below deck knocked out the ship's generators. no one was left injured. but the ship was left adrift off the most perilous waters on earth, where roams of pirates roam the s

oh money printing songs and on on this friday that was at a debate between jeffrey tucker and dean baker another one of our guests about the fed they were both on our show that week and we talked about the debate and so someone asked us where can we see the debate between tucker and baker now we were there we filmed it we played some sound bites but seeing as there's an appetite for more we're going to put together about fifteen minutes from the debate will put it on our you tube channel next week so look for it hopefully monday you can go to youtube dot com slash capital account if you don't know but you should know because you should be a subscriber because the best way to stay in the loop of capital account ok this comment made me want to address an issue that often comes up they said lauren was in a hurry to interrupt the guy when he started speaking positively about nuclear energy so this was an interview i did with the rockwell and people often think oh you cut someone off because of some nefarious reason we're really guys i just have to break down that i have a hard break that i h

. >> jeffrey kofman is in the seychelles islands. >>> some greem vacation.hey're adrift on a cruise ship with no power. >> it's not easy for them to stay so long on the ship without all of the essential energy. they've let them use the water, the facilities and everything. >> reporter: that means no toilets, no air conditioning, no hot food. that is why you can see the passengers crowded on the dex. a french fishing ship began toeing the ship to the main island of the seychelles. it's not been a good year for costa cruise lines and its owner, carnival. just a month ago, a cruise ship was damaged and 32 people died. >> i don't know how they'll feel about it. james doesn't want to go on another ship at the moment. >> reporter: it's a god thing the weather is mild here. this will not be the last time they sleep under the stars. that ship not expected to arrive here until thursday morning. jeffrey kofman, abc news, in the seychelles islands. >>> the passive swirl of debris from gentlemjapan's tsunami is d off the coast any day now. up to 4 million understand the

we'll bring in jeffrey toobin and tom fuentes. tom, the complaints is a tip led to the fbi work. how do they taerm this one warrants serious attention? >> that's right. they get thousands and begin to look at every single one to see if there's any credibility or any possibility of truth in it. and fortunately, they weed out 99.99% of those reports as being unfounded or made up by somebody to get somebody else in trouble. so when they get into an area where the subject, where it takes on credibility, where they start to believe this guy really means it, he's going to try to do something, he's looking for someone to help him assemble an explosive or obtain the fire arms, provide the assistance he needs to carry it out, that's when it takes on the much more serious aspects of the investigation. >> and tom, you have great sources in the bureau. are they convinced this is a lone wolf and there's nobody out there who is part of the operation? >> yes, and that's something that is a key factor for them to determine when to take the case down, when to allow the subject to finally be arres

i would vote for jeffrey domer over obama. >> what we learned from this segment is. >> >> i absolutely would not. >> you wouldn't vote then? >> i think i might actively vote for obama. >> none of this is making sense. >> you think owe about you ma is less -- obama is less intrusive than santorum? >> i think they are equally intrusive. >> who will spend more? >> the social issues are very important to me. i disagree with santorum on just about all of them. >> interesting. that is so warped. >> i guess this will be the last time i will be hosting the show. >> what is the other choice? >>> do you have a comment on the show about anything other than what i just said. e mail us at fox news.com. to leave a voicemail call 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from jesse joyce. >>> welcome back. let's find out if we have gotten anything wrong. for that we go to jesse joyce. w45* is up? >> how are you? good show so far. first off, i just wanted to say to tucker that the last time i did the half time report you were here it took a few seconds to misleadingly pretend to apologize so t

jeffrey toobin talks about that. the knew details of the criminal charges just emerging and brian todd's got new details tonight. what have you learned about this suspect and his alleged plot? >> reporter: well, john, the details that we're getting indicate that this man, this suspect, identified as am meean elkhalis si. when he thought he was working with al qaeda operators but were really fbi and other law enforcement undercover agents. one of the most extraordinary details we got when he seemed to change his plans from first wanting to allegedly bomb a restaurant in washington, d.c. to then potential wanting to hit a military installation, to by mid january, amending those plans to wanting to detonate a suicide bomb inside the united states capitol, or on the grounds of the capitol, possibly in the visitor's center. that was the details we read in these court documents. when he amended those plans to want to hit the capitol, he went to a quarry, and tested out a bomb. dialed a phone number that he thought would de

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jeffr jeffrey, you have done reporting on that.r david ignatious suggested that israel is moving closer to the red line of attack. we should point out that the israel ambassador was kbgoing t be here and jerusalem said that no one is supposed to talk about it right now because of the things written about it. >> there are israelies talking about it >> it's clear that israel is thinking about it differently, and it's the defense minister, he has been to the states and the head of musad meeting with the republican committees and they are saying we are serious, we have different red lines and we see a window opening. >> but, remember, and this is not to say that it not going to happen, but remember, we have been through this for a year and a half or more, i wrote about a year ago that it seemed likely that they were going to do it. i maintain that it's likely they will do it but things happen. we had, after that bump, we had the virus that crippled the centri centrifuges so things can happen. i do not think that the prime minister of i