i want to introduce representative kevin brady from texas. an eight-term republican congressman. representing the eighth district t he is the sponsor of hr-4180, the sound dollar act. also with us today is the ranking member of the financial services committee, representative barney frank. he is a 16-term democratic congressman, he's representing the fourth district of massachusetts. he's the sponsor of hr-3428. i will now recognize congressman brady for his opening statement. >> thank you, chairman. members of the subcommittee, before discussing the sound dollar act, i'd like to acknowledge the work that dr. paul has done on this subcommittee. he's a long-time former member of the joint economic committee, to bring sound dollar to the forefront of the public debate. inflation has been called many things. a hidden tax, a government sponsored reduction in workers' pay checks, as dr. paul often says, theft. more and more americans understand the monetary policy that ultimately devalues our own currency. we agree on three key points. preserving the value of the dollar is essential t

i went to first introduced kevin brady from texas as a republican congressman. he is representing the eighth district. he is the sponsor of the sound dollar act and the vice president of the joint economic committee. barney frank is a 16th term democratic congressman. he is the sponsor of hr342a. i will now recognize congressmen brady. greg thank you. i would like to it the knowledge the work he has done on the subcommittee. long-term member. he is bringing sound dollar to the public debate. americans understand the monetary policy that devalues sour on currency. we agree on preserving the value of the dollar, economic growth and prosperity, and the government must not be allowed to monetize the debt. the financial system should serve all americans. i've lived like to thank you for your commitment to bring these issues to the forefront of the public debate. i am pleased to testify on behalf of the sound dollar act. i want to thank the members who have co-sponsored this legislation. the problem today is that according to some, the 1800's as the bridges century. t

first i want to introduce represented kevin brady from texas, an eight term republican congressman representing the eighth district. he is the sponsor of h.r. 2180, the sound all act, and vice chairman of the economic committee. also with us today is the ranking member of the financial service committee, representative barney frank, 16 term democratic congressman representing the fourth district of massachusetts. he is the sponsor of h.r. 3420. i will not recognize congressman brady for his opening statement. >> thank you, chairman paul, ranking member clay, members of the subcommittee. before discussing sound dollar act i'd like to acknowledge work that dr. paul has done on the subcommittee, the longtime, former member joint economic committee to bring sound dollar the forefront of the public debate. inflation has been called many things, a hidden tax, government sponsored and worker paychecks, or dr. paul often says feds. more and more americans understand the absurdity of the monetary policy, that ultimately devalues our own currency. we agree on three key points. observing the valley of the

i went to first introduced kevin brady from texas as a republican congressman. he is representing the eighth district. he is the sponsor of the sound dollar act and the vice president of the joint economic committee. barney frank is a 16th term democratic congressman. he is the sponsor of hr342a. i will now recognize congressmen brady. greg thank you. i would like to it the knowledge the work he has done on the subcommittee. long-term member. he is bringing sound dollar to the public debate. americans understand the monetary policy that devalues sour on currency. we agree on preserving the value of the dollar, economic growth and prosperity, and the government must not be allowed to monetize the debt. the financial system should serve all americans. to thank you for your commitment to bring these issues to the forefront of the public debate. i am pleased to testify on behalf of the sound dollar act. i want to thank the members who have co-sponsored this legislation. the problem today is that according to some, the 1800's as the bridges century. the 1900's was th

first, let's look at this piece in the wall street journal yesterday by representative kevin brady and senator jim demint, both republicans. what do you think about this story? there's another store in the news today looking at how states are trying to make up for some of their gaps. it says needy states are using housing a cash. jonathan is a democrat in houston, texas. good morning. caller: how are you? are you talking about the debt ceiling? host: we are talking about whether states should get the bailout money from the federal government to pay for things like teachers' wages? should they help pay for firefighters in local communities or do other things that states the say they might need help with? caller: i think so, because this is the united states. you have people who paid into these programs, people that paid their taxes so when they get in trouble that the people have a safety net. i think it is just the southern part of the united states that is really having problems with the president, with helping people. you also have these people who regarding subsidized housing, these

evidence that could be beneficial to the defense or known as brady material so let's find out more joining me from our studio in new york is kevin zeese organizer of occupy washington d.c. and co-director of its our economy he also serves on the steering committee of the bradley manning support network kevin thanks so much for joining us and first let's just start with some some legal is just so viewers know exactly what's really going on and so tell me you know what a brady material is what the legal precedent is there who it applies to. well first off thank you for covering this the mainstream media has missed this two year anniversary of bradley manning being incarcerated brady material it's really kind of ironic since in two years of being incarcerated man has become kind of the comic figure for a transparent government and he's been to deny transparency in his own trial brady material is comes from a supreme court decision the brady case where the court ruled that if there is material that's helpful to the fence that the government has to provided to the defense and so far the defense has gotten nothing from the federal gov

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