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>> alone, lonesome.hen -- theo say british member of parliament summed it up when he did not realize prime minister cam and did not realize -- when prime minister david cameron did not realize how much the well had been poisoned by the war in iraq on the basis of incomplete evidence and an unexplained mission with its limits. >> a reluctant warrior, or a weak president, colby? >> a resolute president, and the problem is of his own making. he has not rocked the country along, -- brought the country along, nor the congress, and has not shared his feelings about syria with the american people. he said one thing, cross this red line. he said it, the line was crossed. now he says he wants to do ?omething, what do what he signals to the syrians i am going to do something, but not much. clear out, and maybe we will drop it somewhere. fair play, away, leave damascus for a while -- what does that mean? as a superpower, what kind of behavior is that? >> as i said, more questions than answers. charles? >> this is u

and then you start getting lonesome. so then you start drinking and stuff. >> i know drinking has become a problem for many, a problem for you? >> it was -- i never thought it to be a problem. but it was, i called it a mind-number and just to pacify, i guess. and help the weeks to go by. and look forward to the days when we could just be home, get our time in there for our credits and for our retirement and just go home for a few months. be with the family. >> because it does pay well, it certainly does let you provide well for your family. i want to listen to something you say in the documentary. >> i'd rather be poor and just making it, instead of him being in the other life. >> it is hard on ang ironworker -- on an ironworkers wife. it must be nice to have him home now. how hard was it on you? >> it was hard when he was away, the boys felt when they got to the teenage age, it was hard for them to listen to him like, when i'm trying to be instructed and then they were starting to not listen, as well, and it was really

what sandra is talking about todd, was pretty much, esther george, lone dissenter, lone hawk, not lonesomee dissenter when it came to decision not to taper. her specific word were she was concerned about the risks of future imbalances. isn't that, todd, fanssy for saying a bubble? a future imbalance is a bubble, is it not? >> i agree 100%. i think we're in the another big bubble, we're being driven now by greed which is always the start of the bubble. it may not pop tomorrow or next week but eventually it has got to pop. markets have to run true eventually. it has been shown out through every panic in years. 87, 99, 2007, and again here. the green is driving this market right now. when we get the last of the greed in and this cheap money has to top, this bubble has to pop. that is what she is saying. she is right. i think we need to see rates climb a little bit to free up money for the average joe and everybody other than wall street. david: greed alone is not bad. greed and speculation when you're in trouble. that is the question whether we're in a speculative era or not. people will be d

our national debt from $5 trillion for the first 42 presidents, number 43 added $4 trillion by his lonesomever $9 trillion of debt that we are going to have to pay back. $30,000 for every man, woman and child. that's irresponsible. it's unpatriotic. >> now we are at $17 trillion. he 's added close to $7 trillion himself. he's saying if you do the very thing he did just a few years ago that's blackmail. really? >> remember the days when we had $9 trillion in debt and he said it was unprincipled, un patrip t unpatriotic. our national debt has grown over 60% under president obama. it's larger than the size of the economy. if we don't pull back, our kids, grandkids will spend their working lives not meeting the challenges of the future, not meeting their priorities. just paying off our debts. and no generation in american history has done that. our parents didn't do it to us, sean. their parents didn't do it to them. there are millions of americans who don't want to do it to our kids and grand kids. we have a different definition of a debt problem and the american people have a different defini

this old cold prison ♪ sometimes i feel so all alone ♪ ♪ sweet mountain of home ♪ so far away ♪ i'm lonesomethe oldest inmates in brushy mountain's permanent population is james slagle. slagle is serving a 318-year sentence for murder and has been here longer than any other inmate. >> i've spent in the tennessee prison system without getting out, i started my 39th year three weeks ago today. and i spent 24 years of that time here at brushy mountain. i decided, jim, you've got to become something else. and so i looked into me and saw the ugliness. i saw the hatred, the violence, the misery. and i said i'm going to be something else. i am going to become a thinking man. by the way, that's hard to do. but i spent years reading, studying, looking within myself. i'm one of the most fortunate men that ever lived. >> slagle runs the library and provides legal help to other inmates. >> where they made the error on your time, your two sentences are running concurrently, which means they run together. however, when they give you your jail credit, they only put the jail credit on the one sentence and f

emissions eighty percent by two thousand and twenty i mean there's no doubt about that at the very lonesome with as you know this is no water global warming is global weirding tom weiss where well said thanks for being with us tonight thanks for having me time. crazy alert some men like cars but some men like twenty four year old daniel cooper of wales are called caught by his friends well a car says they are on to make one. after booze filled night out earlier this summer and i bet according to reports including him gyrating out a kabob shop for. a lone land rover on the streets of his hometown of holly well it was as they say love at first sight as you can see there's a video put together by tomo news service hooper quickly got down to business stripping off his clothes and ryan against the vehicle before leaving the scene when is the encounter was over police captured the whole thing on surveillance video in a slap cooper with an eighty five pound fine it also banned him from hanging around outside from seven pm to seven am on weekend nights cooper is not surprisingly pretty embarrassed

number three, added $4 trillion by his lonesome.bt that we're going to have to pay back. 30,000 for every man, woman, and child. that's irresponsible. it's unpatriotic. i couldn't agree more. i totally agree. i think bush was wrong when he did it. the only thing i don't understand is, what's different today? back to you. >> all right, rick santelli, a bit jaded this morning, rick. thank you. >> i don't think jaded at all. >> rick, i suppose i meant jaded in terms of confidence. we'll continue the discussion. >> yes, yes exactly. >> okay. thank you, rick. it's only cemeseptember, and so are trying to hire extra help for the holidays. we'll tell you which ones are posting an increase and which ones aren't so much when we come back. a confident retirement. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them die. ♪ like they helped millions of others. by listening. planning. working one on one. that's what ameriprise financial does. that's what they can do with you. that's how ameriprise puts more within reach. ♪ building animatro