it's something anyone who's ever known george maher says it's inside him.s when mark manchester started here and met george, he didn't even ask george if he was an eagle scout. >> i didn't ask if, i said what year did you get your eagle scout. >> i said it should have been march 10th, 1944. >> should have because george never officially was an eagle scout. he had all the merit badges, sure, but in the middle of his board of review hearing, the very last step needed before becoming an eagle scout, george's mother interrupted the meeting. >> she told me my father was not doing well. and she was heading to the hospital. and i didn't say anything. i just grabbed my stuff and i said, we're going. >> george's father died later that day. and within a matter of weeks george was in the south pacific fighting the japanese -- >> a violent typhoon. >> -- and the weather. it was during one typhoon in particular that george was tossed around the deck so violently, he lost his wallet containing his life card, the only written proof of his accomplishment. george returned t

ahmed maher has been given three years in prison for breaking mr. connie and protest law. -- draconian protest law. another prominent activist who has been on democracy now! several times along with 24 others, have been imprisoned for over a month come awaiting charges -- criminal charges on breaking the protest law as well. we are seeing the police state re-empower police state really flex its muscle to try to create -- clamp down on any outspoken dissent. >> sharif, i want to turn to alaa abd el-fattah, the leading blogger, activist and the charges he faces now for the calls he allegedly made against protests -- for protest against military trials of civilians. you interviewed him about the long-term goals of the egyptian revolution back in 2011. >> we want what happens next to people and to be through dinner credit means. -- democratic means. slogans will not just topple the regime, but [indiscernible] freedom and social justice. we will need a lot of pressure to achieve something like social justice. the unit to you see here, the number of peopl

. >> there is a point in the film where you're on bill maher show and jay leno, who is an nbc talk showost at the time basically asks you why you're still alive? >> why you still alive? are you paranoid? >> everybody laughs except you. >> yeah, well first of all, i was thinking, my mom is watching this show, she's horrified when things like that happen. but i was also--i felt the sense of shame because i know really brave reporters, and they don't have the option to go and be on bill maher show because their entire life is lived in yemen or somalia or journalist who is are killed every week in mexico. i feel embarrassed or ashamed when people say you're brave. you take risks. i can show you reporters who you never heard of who are rock stars to me because they're doing it on a daily grind. we parachute into a place. we report and then go back to wherever it is that we make our life. our friends who live in somalia, yemen or elsewhere, that's where they live and the war is their neighborhood. >> let's talk about your new job. this organization funded by the ebay founder. glen greenwald i

jennifer, you were on your sofa watching bill maher that night.ou saw that exchange and you said what to yourself? >> well, i was glad, but i was disappointed he hadn't done it while he was still in office. i think it makes a big difference if you imagine a room full of 100 white men and one black or latino man or woman walking into the room. the conversation changes. it matters if you stand up for what you believe. >> and the point is barney frank had no problem coming out as a gay man and people were accepting of that. but the atheism he saved until he was already out the door. ron reagan, let me ask you this. if people tell a pollster and the totality is that 7% are atheist, i say there's a hidden vote there. if they admit, it's probably in double digits. what's your hunch? >> yeah. i would guess that that's probably true. i think there are probably many atheist members of congress. they simply can't admit to that. let's be honest, michael, we're all atheists in a way. you don't believe in the divinity of zues, do you? i guess you're an atheist

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starting with bill maher. you know the comment. i won't repeat them. david letterman more re-kently martin bashir. i know you accepted his apology. i don't remember you ever saying to target their advertisers, boycott them or even desiring to silence their voices. >> no. i'm a free speech kind of gal. i got e-mails on this one. a friend of mine who happens to be gay said she's outraged for the hypocrisy here, the things they air on their program that she finds offensive. yet a & e doesn't fire a star or somebody involved in their programming based on what they have said but they would when it comes to phil on "duck dynasty." this friend, she said she would boycott a & e and the network. she's not the only one. i have received many e-mails from people saying, you know, why give them our money, our eyes, our ears, our resources. there are other channels out there to be watching. >> this specifically tells me the religious aspect is gq asked him specifically what he thought was a sin. he mentioned a number of things. it wasn't just this this one particula

those are two extreme sports professionals, white water kayaker ben maher and here rory bushfield. rory does like a gainer off of this and crazy stuff. >> that's incredible timing. >> and they don't run into each other? >> no. >> you also see it from the angle of ben, the kayaker, as ben heads down the waterfall. >> school stuff. >> and so then he finds the jump and they climb on to the kayaker and -- >> you got to be a little nuts to do certainly like this but these guys are extreme sports professionals. they just happened to film this one. >> beautiful. >> you'd hit the stone. >> i would. >> police are looking for public help to find these people. this is in washington, d.c., this is at a drugstore. and you see a woman walking into the drugstore. and when she walks out, two men with disguises offver their fac, walk in with handguns and start demanding the employees put the money in a bag that they have. they are eventually able to get an undisclosed amount of money. when they collect all they want, the end up walking out the doors. >> looks like the girl was the lookout. she went

. >> our very first story of 2013 is about george maher owho for decades have volunteered for the boy scouts, helping 5,000 men reach eagle scout. completed all the requirements to be an eagle scout 60 years ago, which is why what happened in january is still so special. >> spend enough time around the boy scouts like they do at the pacific skyline headquarters in foster city, and they say you can always spot the eagles. it's not the pin on the chest or the patch on the sleeve. it's something special. on the inside. anyone who's ever known george says is inside him. it's why when mark manchester started work here last year and met george, he didn't even ask george if he were an eagle scout. >> i didn't ask if i said what year did you get your eagle scout? and i said it should have been march 10, 1944. >> should have, because george never official 4ri was an eagle scout. he had all the merit badges, sure, but in the mid of his board of review hearing, the very last step needed before becoming an eagle scout, george's mother interrupted the meeting. >> she told me my father was not doin

listen to bill maher, and we'll speak on the other side. >> when working people can't make a living wagethey take from the welfare that conservatives hate, but they never stop to think, if we raise the minimum wage and force mcdonald's and walmart to pay their employees enough to eat, we, the taxpayers, wouldn't have to pick up the slack. [ cheers and applause ] >> i've got to ask you, does bill have a point? >> no, when you raise the minimum wage, you remove those entry level positions, you create more unemployment. and that's not a good thing. what you need to do is you need to actually make the manufacturing base of this country more robust. how do you do that? you make america an attractive place for business investment, business expansion, job creation. we have an onerous regulatory environment in this country. obama care is part of that. we have uncompetitive tax rates. if you're a german manufacturer, manufacturer for one of the largest economies in the world, are you going to site your plant in toronto at 15%, or detroit at 35%? it's not rocket science in terms of what we have to

lighter just lydiard was seventeen when he joined the royal air force and was eventually posted to maher linger in south australia nuclear tests were carried out there in the fifty's with some publicity but minor trials reportedly continued in secrecy until the my nine hundred sixty s. run do. we knew every or for every fortnight flew in with a nuclear flask. which we on loaded onto a lorry and it was taken away by the scientists. we didn't know what they were doing with what he turned fifty illnesses he believes were caused by his exposure to radiation that matter linga started manifesting i started off with i had tb i then started having degeneration of my spine my daughter. pancreatic condition which can only be of traced back to genetic source so i have the question in my mind was it me was it because i was there and many others are asking the same questions even before world war two radiation was a hazard the problem really is measuring it in a meaningful way very very difficult indeed nevertheless there is undoubtedly i think a tradition among the british authorities not to open up

nevertheless mr maher the inside says prospects for the kitchen in the country part of me up love will love it. he was eleventh of june. so if you don't speak. it was. israel's top scientists leading the charge in developing alternative energy bio fuel from one of the world's most abundant life points to algae fossil fuels like oil rapidly disappearing. finding the new energy sources is critical. that's right touch of weeks more than eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green the algae is attractive because not only reduces costs and outside and smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with cops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could produce thirty times more oil per acre than other crops such as corn and sugarcane. it will also be non toxic juice milk salt provide context and that i don't agree quickly the dpp group and the ppt fee of up to the twentieth anniversary of the eu single market we're also looking at the future of the single market and how it can cause acute europe's economic revival by creating more jobs a

nevertheless mr maher the inside says prospects for the kitchen in the country are talking up a lone wolf will live. he was eleventh of june. so if you don't speak. it was. israel's top scientists leading the charge in developing alternative energy bio fuel from one of the world's most abundant life points to algae fossil fuels like oil rapidly disappearing. finding the new energy sources is critical. that's right touch of weeks more of an eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green the algae is attractive because not only reduces climbed outside and smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with cops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could produce thirty times more oil per acre than other crops such as corn and sugarcane. it will also be non toxic juice milk salt provide context and that i don't agree quickly the dpp group and the ppt fee of up to the twentieth anniversary of the eu single market we're also looking at the future of the single market and how it can cause acute europe's economic revival by creating more

nevertheless mr maher the inside says prospects for the kitchen in the country part of me up love will love it. he was eleventh of june. so if you don't know the speech. it was israel's top scientists leading the charge in developing alternative energy bio fuel from one of the world's most abundant life points to algae. fossil fuels like oil rapidly disappearing. finding the new energy sources is critical that's right touch of weeks more than eco energy is finding ways to help local and international energy suppliers and infrastructure companies go green the algae is attractive because not only reduces costs and outside and smoke stacks. it also doesn't compete with cops for farmland. algae as a biofuel could produce thirty times more oil per acre than other crops such as corn and sugarcane. it will also be non toxic. jason also provide context and that i don't agree quickly the dpp group and the ppt fee of up to the twentieth anniversary of the eu single market. we're also looking at the future of the single market and how it can cause acute europe's economic revival by creating more

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nsa documents released by snowed in in september showed the us had spied on brazil's president bill maher is set as well as brazilian companies and millions of brazilian citizens chile relationships between washington and brazilian prison government has not officially commented on the ladder. supporters of snowdon had begun an online petition encouraging brazil to grant asylum to snowdon but matter how many people sign the petition brazil would greatly damage its relationship with the us. if the were to grant asylum. it would snow. joe stalin cctv washington. johnny's research teams have discovered six new marine species and collected samples of more than eighty rare species in the third free resources survey for two thousand and thirteen according to china's ministry of edward cullen for the survey in south china seas nine shot area covered the largest ever including a juried the second most said what the research team has also discovered the hypertension fashions on the knee area of marine species information has been collected for the fishery development. and also chinese researchers h

but maher summer vacation with some heavy artillery but this is definitely not a universal idea for all countries i don't think liberals or libertarians in america would take too kindly to it and rightly so but the surest. welcome to venture capital have you had an amazing christmas and you're enjoying the rest of your holidays in today so we're going to be looking back on some of the financial windows on the losers of twenty team will be speaking to saxo bank chief economist stephen jacobson the next is outrageous dictions the new publication the always stocks to base bust it's been another year of modest success to solve an economic woes but the general theme for the majority of the world's major economies has been the still willing of gripe it seems that the recovery road from the financial crisis is a long winding one the european debt crisis has managed to avoid collapse but yet there's no resolution that will see us shut down over money squabbles through ukraine trade tug of war and russia fell to achieve its big growth so we're going to check in with our correspondents in washing

nine with some help from britain's g c h q or britain a british investigative journalist paul lash maher thinks snowden's leaks show the true magnitude of the mass surveillance era we live in everybody knows everybody spies on everybody else that we don't know the extent i think what's going on here is we were always we've known for a while that the swedish. capability is quite developed so it is worth a lot with the british intelligence in the past but as with all things to do with the snowden documents there's one thing for experts on the outside think you know what you know suspecting that we are able to survive that it's quite another when we start to get the evidence so that the sheer scale of the international mass surveillance of individuals government studied this serious of it is absolutely phenomenal. quarter mounting for a broad international effort to secure the release of twelve nuns reportedly held by radical islamist rebels in syria the women were seeds from a minor street during an opposition assault on a predominantly christian town and this poor slave report is the late

severely wounded was joseph maher. in tupelo this week, the grim sight of flags at half staff, of a candlelight vigil on christmas eve. >> i'm at peace with gale because i know he died doing what he loved. >> reporter: police have released this photo of what they called a person of interest, captured by a security camera at a convenience store just a short time before the bank robbery and shooting. they say they're making progress in the investigation but so far no arrests. the killing of that police officer made all the more terrible by the fact that he leaves two young children without a father now at christmastime. the manhunt for the suspect is spread across three southern states and the reward for their capture has been upped to $152,000. no break in the case yet. >> horrible story. thank you, ron. >>> to los angeles now and to a dramatic christmas rescue, a bomb squad officer was on his way to work when he spots a car engulfed in flames. abc's aditi roy on what happened next. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: christmas

officers pursued him there was a shoot-out killing corporal gale stauffer, wounding officer david maher. he turned up 50 miles way in phoenix. on friday hundreds of mourners lined the streets of tupelo to honor corporal stauffer. >> this was a senseless tragedy. we wanted to show our respects. >> reporter: officer mauer is expected to recover. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up, minimum wage is raised. details on "moneywatch." this is the "cbs morning news." too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. new creamy alfredo soup. and these little angels build in strength. and that little angel says, "weeeeeeeee!" 60% more sheets than charmin. everything you want and the value you love. angel soft. from the big screen to small screens near and far twizzlerize your entertainment every day with twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. when you don't have the time, there's crest 3d white 1 hour express whitestrips. removes years of stains in just 1 hour. whitening without the wait. crest 3d white 1 hour express w

discussing people that are in the profession now on television are lying spiritedness i think about martin maher shares this he was so lucky. about bashir and specifically to the right when she was saying you're on television she was referring to a media person who is representing the new shares yesterday where this guy is known as an evangelical he is known as an elder white male from the south they hired him to be this this is what he is and they knew this go with they didn't want to be sure they didn't hire him to be a big that's right but then they didn't cancel the show well i don't understand home contractors but they did he found a contract obviously anybody who was on television as fair or was all agree with their pale and you know has to perform by certain standards he didn't one thing that marc and i were talking about for the show it's kind of amazing that some of the stuff that you know that you just put up here some of the stuff that hasn't been reported as much is actually much more offensive than even some of the you know the homophobic. i decided it really amazing and godling tha

again let me on a currency one language many languages are going to just one flag americans calling as maher states american i think there's room on mars for more than one flag ok but ultimately i think that the many flags that there will be on mars that most of them will be new findings. because what we're talking about doing is not extending nations to mars but giving birth to new nations ok. i'm an american. my country was started by england but and there's many things that we draw from english culture language shakespeare but but nevertheless we diverged from that we became a new nation ok the nations that go to mars will put their stamp on the future but they will be creating children who will then say you could have saved on mars. i see no reason why not. what people can give birth course is quite a surprise because always the most of the people who think other planets should be colonized they think that because the earth is becoming overpopulated but your reasons are a complete will tear it's to invigorate human faculty how to give me a more larger picture of how you see mars as a col

ahmed maher, ahmed douma, and themmed adel helped lead uprising that ousted hosni mubarak in 2011. david were the first to be sentenced under a new law that bans public protest by requiring --en different coat dish permits for permission to protest. in iraq, a high-ranking army commander and 17 other soldiers were killed on sunday during a raid. the raid took place in the border with syria. attacks in other parts of iraq killed 13 other people on saturday. in syria, at least 42 people were reportedly killed sunday as helicopters continue to bombard aleppo. at least six children were among the dead. helicopters had been dropping highly distracted barrel bombs, oil drums filled with explosives and sometimes filled with scrap metal. hundreds have been killed in the past month. today is the deadline for most americans to sign up for health insurance which starts in january 1 under the affordable care act. despite the rollout, obama claimed that over one million people had signed up in the first three weeks alone. >> more than one million americans have selected new health insurance pla

capital expenditure an increase in savings are we seeing any of that we're not seeing any of that bill maher carney just came out he said we're going to stimulate demand by making it easier for people to borrow money should they be saying isn't a man stimulated by increasing people's savings account i think what they need to do to stimulate demand is increased business and create businesses that actually make productive goods and make productive things and i don't think they're doing that i think that the debt and leverage we didn't learn a lesson from two thousand and eight slash two thousand and nine i think debt credit and leverage has gotten to a point where it's bigger than ever was so it's making the original crisis look like a pimple compared to what we're going to see when this one blows up put their lives company here in the day in britain it's a new manufacturing company they're in the business of making underwear that absorbs the odors from flatulence and this is a new standout u.k. company that is really proving that the engineering spirit is still alive here and in the u.k. i me

americans held markie maher asserted more fervently that the surrender margin of error than african-americans. vivendi victory vindicated the cause of black freedom and racial justice. at appomattox, both liberators had liberated. the last clash of granted me across the virginia countryside from petersburg to appomattox, my stomach tried on april 9 to break free of a federal trap only to find last escape route blocked by black soldiers and the six regiments of the united states colored troops with one another in the wings. when they heard of lee's capitulation come in black troops knew no bounds. they danced and sang and embraced each other with exuberant joy. the black regiments at appomattox numbering 2000 men in all for a microcosm of black life in america. they included xbase train at kentucky's camp dawson and free blacks at philadelphia's camp william penn. included men who became race leaders in the postwar era searches are not destroying destroyed george washington williams of the baptist editor william demint does the journalistic mentor to none other than ip laws. regardless of thei

mm-hmm -- maher and his april 6th movement was involved in a lot of protests, and really the de factopposition. putting them in prison will be seen as a breach of trust, a clamping down on dissent. we have in the last few minutes saw a press conference from the april movement saying, "the roadmap is not going no the right direction and we should withdraw from it and fight it." and described the activists as political prisoners. >> the anti-coup alliance says it will boycott. why did it decide not to take part, rather than campaign for a no vote. >> all awrong the anti-coup alliance is closely aligned to the moody analytics. they refused to recognise the legitimacy of the government, and described it as a coup. so the new constitution, which is a product of that administration is simply illegitimate. they don't believe they have a role to play in society. they are arguing strongly for a boycott of the polls. one of the problems is in the 2012 con stit use when there was a referendum, we only saw a third of the electorate turn out. a lot was because people were boycotting. if we see a s

. >> when the bashir thing went on, i never said to bashir, baldwin or fire bill maher who i disagreeh. this is a slippery slope. we have an industry built on targeting advertisers and starting campaigns to get people fired. >> people should not be fired. >> don't watch it. you don't like it, too bad. >> there are circumstance where is they endpaj in horrible hate speech they should be fired. bashthe ir should have been fired. they didn't have the nerve. i'm not suggesting this man should be fired. i will continue to watch his show. it's a terrific, interesting show. when someone says something in a way that doesn't communicate what he wantses to communicate -- >> i think he communicated what he wanted the to communicate. >> i don't see anything religious about it. kwo think it is quoting the good book. >> why is that your decision to make? >> he said -- >> it is my decision to make. it's my opinion. >> it's not your decision to say what he should say and how he should say it. >> it's my opinion. >> he was quoting corinthians. we can all agree -- >> that's why he's so popular is becau

in that case, it is sad to see that it's an attack on this reality tv star when you look at bill maher he's repeatedly offending religious individuals calling christia christians herpes, calling muslims cancer. having the ability to express your beliefs and really not being completely criticized for it. >> do you want to be obedient robots reading off the the script? isn't it better to have original opinions and maybe slightly offensive? how about interesting people. who do we have dinner with? it will be boring in your world. >> tucker, i don't want robots. i agree. we do have to show some level of respect and decorum. if you don't want to, that's okay, too. >> we have to but we don't have to? you have to or you get fired. it happens to a lot of people. >> not necessarily. >> oh, yeah. the word police are waiting for you to say something stupid. the second i say something stupid, man, i can't imagine. >> same with me, tucker. >> i think with politicians and journal itselves they are held to a higher standard. with celebrities and entertainers, they will say what they are going to say

joining us now from washington maher catherineham and here in the studio juan williams. both fox news analyst. this bothers me. "the denver post," when i worked in denver a long time ago was a good newspaper. now it's a very far left concern. they are promoting marijuana use. i don't think it's good. >> are though promoting wine use and restaurants when they review restaurants? >> restaurants, that's not an intoxication deal, is it? >> no, no. >> when you go to restaurants do you get drunk. >> i drink alcohol at restaurants. >> and you get loaded? do you get loaded? >> no, i do the no. >> what's the analogy with the restaurant? >> you are doing wine and restaurant reviews. these are consumers who have an interest in the product. marijuana is legal in colorado. people who like the product want a review. >> shouldn't they hire a booze columnist, editor to say look, this is the best way to get high? here we can drink bailey's or we can drink gin? >> you are a harsh person. >> there is only one reason, mary katharine as i pointed out to use marijuana, that's to get high, am

the have bill maher on all time. and they had on liberals all the time. hour, you watch the news it was unbalanced and remains to a certain extent unbalanced. brooks is the conservative. david is the conservative. conservative's conservative. he's like me, a center right guy. they gave me a show. i went off and did a show on religion. life.as my called "searching for god in liberal america." me broadcasting about religion. pbs was unbalanced and npr is most unbalanced -- it would i would the one thing have gone to to bat for to cut symbolic dget as a thing because it does not represent well the broad of american opinion that funds i want. c-span has always been very especially in the morning edition. which id logically driven is why left wing talk radio an't work because all of their listeners are listening to "morning edition" and npr. popular. ry >> great product, superb quality. >> they say whatever their are, very, very little of the money that comes feds, a percent and a half, i think they say? > that's why they shouldn't be unwilling to part with it

. >> her animated performance during a news conference about superstorm sandy made maher a national sensation. >> they're looking into that. i tell you that, this guy apparently appeared in a couple of other rallies and was criticized then. so of's going. >> what's going on. >> the government is looking into it. >> here's more of what we're working on for around the world. he was just 6 years old when he became the center of al international custody battle. now elian gonzales is all grown up. you see him there leaving cuba for the first time in years. going to take a look at the life he's been living since he was pulled from his relatives' house in miami and returned to cuba. plus -- >> you see there police moving towards protesters. this is in key eb, the capital of ukraine. fighting with thousands of demonstrators tearing down the barricades. it was very tense for a few hours last night in kiev. >> and new details about the terror attack in a shopping mall in kenya. why officials say there may have been only four gunman instead of a dozen and how they might have escaped alive. [ female anno

and listen carefully to this clip from hbo's realtime with bill maher.t with retired congressman barney frank on this subject. >> okay. barney frank, do you feel more liberated being out of congress? you must. >> absolutely. i don't have to worry that when the phone rings it's somebody who's screwed something up and said it's my responsibility to unscrew it. >> although you were in a fairly safe district. you were not one of those congress people who have to worry about every little thing. you could sit next to a pot smoking atheist and it wouldn't bother you. >> which pot smoking atheist were you talking about? >> boy, you are liberated. >> ron reagan is an msnbc political analyst. jennifer michael hek is a professor at the new school. she just wrote a new article in politico magazine about the last taboo. you were on your sofa watching bill martha night. you saw that exchange and you said what to yourself? >> well, i was glad, but i was disappointed he hadn't done it while he was still in office. i think it makes a big difference if you imagine a room

we have always heard allotted about yahoo's chief operating officer marissa maher, cracking at 494. just to show you how rare this is, take a look at this, the top 1,000 companies in america, only 45 are headed by women. john? >> bisi, thanks very much. joining us now is the editor-in-chief of "more" magazine. >> good to be here. >> your magazine interviewed mary barra. >> yes. we did. we knew she was one the top women in detroit and we said, let's go get her and talk to her. we were asking her for her tips for getting ahead. we had no idea it was going to be like this. this is in our october issue on our website now. >> what did you find out about here? what was the most interesting thing? >> she said, always be a standout. walk into a room and own it and be a stand utility in what you do. don't assume because you are a woman that's the standout part of it. you have to stand out in what you actually do. also, make sure you have time for home lishe has two millenni kids. she says in 10 years when you look back, that's important. >> this will rarely happens? right. in terms of runnin

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a second tupelo officer, joseph maher remains hospitalized but authorities say his condition is improvingyou. jon: our condolences to the family of officer stouffer, thank you. arthel: white house claiming major progress on obamacare. a million people signing up through the federal exchange thus far, a dramatic increase but still far short where the administration thought we would be by now. many questions remain what will happen with the health care law in the new year as people actually begin using their insurance. joining me now, to answer some of your questions, michael mahoney, senior vice president of consumer marketing at gohealth, a private company that helps people sign up for insurance. michael weinberg, senior policy advisor to the bay area council, and obec roy, senior fellow at the manhattan institute. good to see awe you will gentlemen this morning. >> thank you. >> nice to see you. arthel: we'll let you field the questions. i'll go with you, michael, go with you first here is something from at scooter smith. he says, i operate a small business. what will be the tax rate app

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