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country singer john rich, half of the duo big and rich. inadventure and managing partner of chord buddy a guitar learning tool travis berry. president of products william marsh comes back to join us again. good to have all of you here. i want to start william with you and travis because right now you are running some businesses and you have got employees that got their checks and they said whoa, what did your employees say when they got their first checks and thought you had cut their wages? >> the first thing occurred to me when i came back to the company after the end of the year, my employees. they said our paycheck is wrong. something has gone wrong. it it's lower than it used to be. i said i don't know. i'm not sure what's happening. let me take a look at it? >> each one of their paychecks making $50 a week less because the taxes going up on the average employee. >> mike: that's real money for the people who work for you, isn't it? that's $200 a month. >> no doubt about it. a lot of my employees commute from new jersey. it's 20 or 30

. >> we have carl levin and john rich, the former ots, the office of thrift supervision -- >> chairman bair writes, she informed of the -- what is audacious about fdic telling about a potential downgrade? why is that so audacious, that you can't believe the audacity? >> ots was a primary federal regulator and i thought ots should relay the downgrade to the new ceo who just took over. >> turf? >> i have the highest regard for sheila bair but these were tense times and -- um, people's blood pressure increases under situations like this and sometimes we say things we wish would not appear in print. >> people say they have the highest respect -- sure they do. >> he tried to make things not be personal. washington mutual, a big seattle-based thrift institution. this was a prized institution. with little income documentation that this losses caught up with them. they had many opportunities to collect themselves. they didn't do it and they were realistic about what these were and they kept digging deeper -- >> here is another board member. going back to 2008 -- sen. richard shelby is question

. >> john: rich people pay fox people to make middle class people believe that against poor people.people find out horror about the event. >> go to a future without poverty.com. a future without poverty.com. they'll find details and a letter they can sign to encourage the speech. thank you for the work you're doing and i appreciate you 'em empowering all of us. >> john: i hope you'll come back and join me on the show and thank you so much for doing the lord's work. >> thank you man. >> john: right on. coming up, love it or hate it, see it or don't we're going to talk about "django unchained." but first here is what is coming up next on "say anything" with joy behar. >> joy: thank you, john. on tonight's "say anything" i'll talk to mob wives about translateing mob languages into other languages. >> i went to israel and i stayed there a couple of years. i'm not jewish and i learned to speak hebrew. >> joy: how are you going to say you're going to swim with the vicious in hebrew. >> i would say good night good luck. >> joy: speaking of mobs, i'll speak to my panel about the golden glob

we'll go to steve and rich and mike and john, you love this idea and think it is good for the whole, country explain. >> one of the scandal is not the deficits, but the fact that federal government collects 2.5 trillion. with the consumption or sales tax, this is the lone way we can limit how much money gets to the federal government and more businesses would be created and jobs and the federal government would not be penalizing our work and we would get more work and jobs. >> sounds good to me, rick, to you? >> here's the problem. i will not touch incredibly regressive nature of this. >> by regressive, it hits the poor more than the rich? >> exactly. put the brakes on a economy, imagine what happens here. first of all, to keep the revenue neutral, you are looking at a 20r 30 percent sales tax . add that to the state tax that governor gindale wants to add. no one will be able to afford it or go shopping. >> steve, this is a country of experiment ground . the states experiment with things that might do better. >> there are 9 states who don't have a personal income tax. you compare the

john rich will be with us. we have got a great show lined up tonight.'s what you do on saturday nights. >> i actually am going to watch. >> it's what i do. i watch it. >> thanks, governor. >> you will love this next story here. up next, they were supposed to be enemies but they became best friends. the incredible true story of two world war ii vets. and how they went from fighting to friendship. >> then the best prank ever an invisible driver at the drive-thru. >> are you serious? hi, just a brownie? >> yes. boeing's problem dream liner jet will undergo investigation of parts in assembly. the f.a.a. announcing it will review the fleet of 787's despite the string of recent mechanical problems the faa says it is safe to fly. ford is hiring auto giant wants to add 7200 salaried workers this year. that follows over 8 is hundred salaries and hourly jobs it added in 2012. job increase for biggest hiring drive in more than a decade. over to mike. >> oh, i'm so glad you are all up watching on saturday morning. i have a treat. amazing story. imagine you are amer

john: what about rockefeller? he got so rich. >> the richest man in history. >> he gave us light.e life of an american before rockefeller then there was nothing you could do. most could not afford it to lower the price and then you have a light look at of benefit of humanity. of what individualsgot and yet he is portrayed as an evil monster. >> he could have saved the whales. >> he made the internal combustion engine possible. we'll was so cheap because of rockefeller now it was economical. john: your kids will not hear that. [laughter] comingp a new way to fund comingp a new way to fund all kinds of things. everything you can fit vo: in this bag is 20% off. saving 20% on everything your company needs. it's a big deal. check your december 30th sunday per or print the coupon at officemax.com. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right ba. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money?me. if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. of aboya club that got clap and.

we don't need people to be as rich as they really are. johnfor the record, bush did spend an astounding $3 trillion per year, but obama spent 3.8 trillion per year so far, and that is adjusted for inflation. so obama spent 25% more. but they don't believe that. they think it's all bush's fault. >> it's a special kind of kool-aid, it is half worship ms. with dilution -- mixed with dilution. look at the threats that are happening in this country? john: i hope we would learn from what happened in greece. but as of this week, no longer do because the reaction of people in greece is not to say we messed up, we spend too much, it is to be angry about the politicians who want to cut back. and how do they take it out, they bombed the homes of tv commentators who support this. so that is a model for us? >> unfortunately that is the road we are headed down. i live in california and we see it coming faster. we shouldn't be that close to greece being on the opposite coast, but we are. john: another model for failure. >> he said i was a model and i take th

we don't need people to be as rich as they really are. johnthe record, bush did spend an astounding $3 trillion per year, but obama spent 3.8 trillion per year so far, and that is adjusted for inflation. so obama spent 25% more. but they don't believe that. they think it's all bush's fault. >> it's a special kind of kool-aid, it is half worship ms. with dilution -- mixed with dilution. look at the threats that are happening in this country? john: i hope we would learn from what happened in greece. but as of this week, no longer do because the reaction of people in greece is not to say we messed up, we spend too much, it is to be angry about the politicians who want to cut back. and how do they take it out, they bombed the homes of tv commentators who support this. so that is a model for us? >> unfortunately that is the road we are headed down. i live in california and we see it coming faster. we shouldn't be that close to greece being on the opposite coast, but we are. john: another model for failure. >> he said i was a model and i take that a

rich in nyc. number three, the wizards, john walden is just ridiculous.s by 13. >>> number 2, x-games aspen, colorado, what goes up comes down hard. he got a concussion, but fear not folks as he was carried away giving the old thumbs up. he's going to be okay. >>> at number one, spit it down. oh! a $75,000 shot and gets mad love from lebron james. back in just a moment. don't rq the stuff from 5.. >>> all right david letterman is coming up next and you're looking at a weekend. >> yes on saturday and sunday. >> all right, we'll see ya. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from new york, the greatest city in the world it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. and now, boy scout bugler, david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause ) >> dave: how are you doing? thank you very much. ( applause ) thank you very much. thank you.

rich in nyc. number three, the wizards, john walden is just ridiculous.lves by 13. >>> number 2, x-games aspen, colorado, what goes up comes down hard. he got a concussion, but fear not folks as he was carried away giving the old thumbs up. he's going to be okay. >>> at number one, spit it down. oh! a $75,000 shot and gets mad don't rq the stuff from 5.. >>> all right david letterman is coming up next and you're looking at a weekend. >> yes on saturday and sunday. >> all right

john madden talked about his glory days as head coach of the oakland raiders. >> 49ers tight end vernon davis shows off his artistic side. >>> tonight on a second look the rich istory of football in the bay area. and one of the key figures in that history is john madden. madden led the oakland raiders to super bowl history and was inducted into the profootball hall of fame. in 1994 when madden was in the middle of a broadcasting career that lasted nearly 30 years, dennis richmond had a chance to talk to him about madden's time in football. >> john madden is many things to many people. but to the real raider fans, the oakland raider fans. john madden will always be coach madden. >> you will never see a better game than this one i'm sure you will agree. >> i was 32 years old when davis named he head coach. >> that was a time according to madden when winning or losing did not include lawyers just the assistant coaches, the players and madden. >> he was able to keep his shirt tail in the wind. >> why did you have a tag. >> it was probably something they told me to do. they said everybody has a pass and they gave everyone a pass. and you had to wear it and i wore

be 6, $700 billion and going to put limits to various deductions for upper and so-called rich people. what will john boehner say? that was his original view, it didn't happen. now it's going to come back and bite him in the keister. how is he going to get around that? >> it's a good question, larry. i think speaker boehner is a deal maker at heart. he wants a grand bargain with the president but he reads the writing on the wall. he sees someone like congressman bridenstein coming in and the main threat in the house, eric cantor, and he said i won't have any kind of rate increases in 2013 because my congress won't go there. >> mr. bridenstein, is that what boehner was messaging you? okay, eric cantor, a friend, he's a pro-growth guy, but i have known john boehner for 25 years. he is also a supply-sider, he's a tax cutter, but he says no discussions, no negotiations one-on-one with president obama and instead, jim, here's where i'm going, he wants to go through the regular committee process in the house. he wants ryan to do the budget work. he wants dave camp to do the tax work. is that what you want?

two thousand and six the headline reads take from the poor to give to the rich that's new labour's super casino plan so here john redwood said he blames the poor he says it's not a casino companies and yet documents from two thousand and six they clearly stated that they will not bother with areas that are not poor because they need the poorest of the poor in order to make any money in these casinos that's what i'm saying yes it is financial services when you put the pound into the slot machine and the ghetto it goes and i was more of pocket to pay because. there's a financial they're all consolidated it's all owned by the same glum aeration it's a genocide of the poor that's their post and it's the final solution jake george osborne what you got i did all right susan thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max. state. talking to us. little. me speak or language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of the i p interviews intriguing stories for you. in trying. to find out more visit our big. government no longer represents the people the p

was not archaeology that lured faber and his crew overseas it was the outside rags to riches boom to bust story of john life. >> we were embarking on a documentary and we called it the bubble decade and we thought that john mcafee was a very good representation. he made a fortune in the technology bubble and then he lost it all in the real estate bubble. >> not quite all. mcafee told faber he still had about $4 million in the bank to tie him over and in belize, $4 million apparently went a long way. mcafee was not only able to build this beach estate on the ambergris cove, but a second one near the village of carmelita. >> my life has turned around 180 degrees down here. i mentioned the freedom here. there are virtually no regulations on business. >> a lot of it was how belize is a paradise for people like me because i can do anything i want. there are no laws. intellectual property, nobody cares. i can start anything. >> it must have felt like the good old days where after kick drugs and alcohol, john mcafee suddenly emerged as one of silicon valley's princes of high tech. >> in the past three weeks w

john: washington grew it. jefferson grew it. nowadays, they would be locked up if we locked up rich, white guys for cannabis. trisha, what should be our policy moving forward? is there a sensible path to decriminalizing cannabis that doesn't involve ron paul? >> well, goodness, i certainly hope so. you know, i think there are two sets of issues here. one has to do with the question of whether or not the federal government should really get itself in the business of having a hands off policy for state's rights. most of the time, in the history of the u.s., state's rights has been a coded way of talking about a kind of right-wing, fundamentalist, usually racist, certainly anti-women reproductive freedoms. so if you're going to go hands off with the infringements on sort of the federal policy for drugs, then what's going to happen when you have the same kinds of potential for something like abortion? i think it is important to think about this for those of us who are all happily you know, lighting up in the appropriate states, that this may work out fine in this case but we have to think about other cases. that

the question here is whether envy against the rich can be grunds for a new trial. johnction partly on claims that he was discriminated against for his wealth. of course is the heir to family fortune and founder of the international polo club palm beach. his bentley collided with a hyundai and he left the scene of the crash. goodman's lawyer said the jurors were quote biassed because of media coverage that focused on goodman's wealth and said jurors displayed too much class envy to be truly impartial. jurors quote voiced prejudice against the defendant's wealth and one juror called him quote the polo guy and said, quote, the rich have more advantages. well, they often do. another portion says prosecutors were quote shamelessly trying to stoke the jurors class bias throughout the trial through references to goodman's quarter after million dollar bentley and his desire for high end vodka. goodman's attorney says the car comparison was especially unfair since the bentley is quote almost the same size as the hyundai. now the florida attorney general reject these claims sayin

john: i've interviewed the man. he does make allen west look like socrates. he's using that as a parallel for the richng taxed too high. ayn rand published that in 1967 when the rich were taxed at over a 90% rate. it is 39%. what are they whining about? >> i'm surprised he doesn't think this is in the nonfiction section. i think we have to give him credit for knowing this is a parable and not history. >> this is a guy -- he literally bought a statue of atlas because he's so into atlas. he's probably been making comparisons to atlas shrugs for years. >> john: almost naked muscular man. >> any problem that comes up in his life, his olive garden order is wrong this is just like atlas shrugs. >> what is wrong with wisconsin? we have -- like what makes -- all of that cheese make you want to read ayn rand? >> john: there's a lot of good progressives in wisconsin and they organized last year. i know what you're saying. they did re-elect ron paul to the congress. speak of ron paul -- i mean paul ryan. >> a lot of rones. >> we're talking ayn rand. >> john: what is the ron paul, paul ryan obsession with ayn ran

rich but ultimately going up. he said it was 250,000 and now gone up to 4 or 450. >> that's right. plan b, john boehner, the leader of the rublicans offered to do it at a million. in a way, the republicans were defeated in terms of getting it up to a million. they never got a vote. everybody is going to get a tax increase that has nothing to do with this bill because of the payroll tax holiday. a person earning $50,000 is going to pay $800 more by virtue of the fact that expires. what you have really here now it seems to me is erik canter, the number 2 guy trying to make the number one guy in his own party john boehner look bad or maybe this is his attempt to run for speaker when the new congress comes into affect thursday at noon where they have an election. i mean, baner said let's hand it over to the senate and the assumption was we all do what the senate comes up with. obviously, there's been a breakdown in communication. >> there's this thought going back to the election, the republicans are blindsided by how badly mitt romney was beaten and see this going on in the republican party itself

then the bitter john mccain complained that there wasn't enough bipartisanship, which is particularly richhe wall street journal" described it as contemptuous talk. what do these people want, the president to announce he was going to invade iran? >> it's funny, newt gingrich in an interview said he felt like 80% of the speech that reagan could have delivered this speech. what he thought was the liberal kind of gobbledygook i think was around climate change. i also remember that newt gingrich -- >> stop laughing, karen. >> -- was sitting on a couch with nancy pelosi talking about the need to address climate change. he's seemingly had a change of heart around that. this is to be expected. the president gives a speech that's the most robust defense of liberalism that he has given that has probably been given in public in the last 10 or 20 years -- >> you say that but actually the context of the speech was embracing the nation. he was trying to be inclusive. >> right. >> i think that's right. he had that line there where he placed liberalism within the larger context of americans' struggle tow

rich: the first offer we got after the election was house speaker john boehner saying we should do tax reform and spending and entitlement reform and 2013 should be the year for that. the regional framework the president speaker were working out including a mechanism to raise revenue through tax reform and to cut spending and entitlements through spending and entitlement reform next year. that mechanism never happen. you can set targets and the law and state tax will achieve $1 trillion in savings over 10 years and entitlement reform will achieve the same. they never reach that so that is up in the air right now. you do have a willingness from the white house also did old -- to do corporate tax reform. they have a proposal that would lower it to 20% and republicans are working on a bill that would lower corporate tax rates to 25%. there is more of a push among republicans to overhaul the entire tax bill so they have a victory here. they made permanent 99% of the bush tax rates but they want to overhaul the entire code for individuals and corporations. when you look at what congress is

. >>> coming up, i'll ask john elway about manti te'o and the girlfriend who never existed, and frank rich to talk about americans. -oh! -oh! oh! oh! ♪ what do you know? oh! ♪ bacon? -oh! -oh! oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progress-oh!" share your story for a chance to win a progress-oh! makeover in hollywood. go to facebook.com/progresso to enter. or treat gas with these after you get it. now that's like sunblock before or sun burn cream later. oh, somebody out there's saying, now i get it! take beano before and there'll be no gas. >>> from guns to benghazi. frank rich, frank, is it just me? am i not wise enough to america to understand why it's apparently not an infringement on the second amendment to ban automatic weapons but it is to ban an ar-15 that can fire 100 bullets in a minute? >> to answer the first question, yes. >> it's not just me? >> it's not just you. excuse me. there's no real logic to this sort of second amendment argument, although it's so deeply ingrained in the america

experience as an economic hit man making the rich richer the poor poorer and the grave implications that follow i'm joined by the author himself economist john perkins john thanks so much for coming on it's great to be with you have you thank you so for people who haven't read the book who don't know who you are tell our audience just a really straightforward what is an economic hit man well i think it's safe to say that economic hit men have created the world's first truly global empire and it's the first empire created primarily without the military and it's not a national interest not an american empire it's really a corporate empire created by economic hit men like me we work many different ways but perhaps the most common is that we will identify a country that has resources our corporations covet like morning i'll arrange huge loans to that country from the world bank and other international banks but the money never actually goes to the country instead it goes to our own corporations to build big infrastructure projects in those countries like power plants industrial parks things that benefit a few wealthy families but don't help the

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tony, what do you think, president obama and john boehner, winner or loser. >> rich is very magnanimousth winners. boehner gets incomplete. the heavy lift will be really today. the caucus on republican side in the house is very conflicted over this we all understand we don't want tax rates to go up on everybody. but at the same time, as you mentioned, heather, there is no deficit reduction in a package supposed to be all about reducing our debt and deficit. this was borne out of the debt crisis negotiation a year and a half ago. but i would say the president did win politically. he accomplished something i think we have never really seen by a modern american president which he has gotten this class warfare narative, tax the rich and we'll solve all our problems to become something very acceptable among a lot of americans and that put the republicans in congress in a precarious situation. even though we know there is absolutely no economic benefit by way of job creation, economic growth or even deficit reduction to tax the rich, the president accomplished and satisfied his greatest fixat

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