here they are. >> bill maloney, impressive resu resume.tarted your company in a dirt-floor building, became a world leader for mining and other industries, created over thousand jobs, not a career politician, job creator, impressive qualifications to become our governor. >> since becoming governor, he's helped bring new industries and create new jobs in west virginia. that's why business and labor endorse tomblin for governor. >> it's just the beginning. more work to be done. >> all right. west virginia governor, there's normally three races in this period, louisiana, mississippi, kentucky, and all three are blowouts. the wo republicans ap peer to be holding on, but mississippi might get closer than people think and kentucky looks like democrats will hold, so west virginia, the special election. jennifer duffy, the democratic governor here doesn't use the "d" word very often in his ads, i've noticed. but he's got the support of everybody, labor and the chamber. >> you know, it's interesting that he has managed to get both, you know, tradit

maloney >> gene edward maloy >> and my brother, we miss your generous soul every day. >> all love of my life, my joe, my husband. we love you so much and we miss you every single day. we press on knowing that you are safely home in the arms of our savior, jesus christ. you arrest, honey, until that day when we all meet -- you rest, honey, until that day that we all meet again. >> christian maltby >> francisco miguel mancini >> joseph mangano >> sara elizabeth manley >> debra mannetta >> marion victoria manning >> terence john manning >> james maounis >> joseph ross marchbanks, jr. >> peter edward mardikian >> edward joseph mardovich >> charles joseph margiotta >> kenneth joseph marino >> lester v. marino >> and my father, we miss you every day. >> and my sweet husband, retired police officer, a united airlines flight attendant flight 175. we miss your kind and gentle spirit and your sense of humor. you are forever in our hearts. >> vita marino >> kevin marlo >> jose marrero >> john marshall >> james martello >> michael a. marti >> peter c. martin >> william j. martin, jr. >> brian e.

welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time now to go to sunny los angeles and speak with mike maloney of gold silver dot com mike lani welcome to our first ever saturday edition of the kaiser report i'm honored max all right mike well any let me ask you this ben bernanke he has promised to keep interest rates at near zero for the next two years what will this do to the economy and to the dollar you know i said before that ben bernanke he is dumber than gold gold automatically balances interest rates it balances currency inflows and outflows trade imbalances this was something that didn't take a group of men trying to figure these things out what we've got is a monetary system that is a ponzi scheme it steals wealth from the middle class and transfers that wealth to the government and the banking sector these people get to ride for free because what they're doing by printing more currency and diluting the currency supply all the time and this is what zero interest rates will do it will expand the currency supply when they do this it dilutes the currency supply and causes the purchasing

took us until december of last year to pass legislation that was sponsored by myself and carolyn maloneynally give a permanent medical monitoring and medical care to the victims, the first responders and survivors. and the people are relieved by that. i for one am amazed that it took so long. >> i will tell you, i spoke with a first responder earlier today who suffered from thyroid cancer and cited exactly what you have proposed, you and representative maloney. >> we finally passed the legislation. we had a compromise at the end and one of the compromises was we didn't put kanser in the bill right away. we put a process in that i think will result it being in fairly soon. >> wonderful. >> the other thing is, the country was unified. at least briefly after 9/11. and i hope that this ten-year remembrance will at least bring back some of that. because our politics and our public discourse right now is much too much so. >> thank you very much. representative gerald nadler. thank you for your time. >> you're quite welcome. >>> and this memorial in new rochelle, new york. 2,976 flags surround

representative carol maloney.u so much. >> thank you, alex, and thank you for your really coverage of this emotional, important remembrance. >> well, i'll be down there tomorrow, so it's going to be an emotional day for certain. thank you so much. >>> the latest on the memorial service being held today in pennsylvania to honor those who died on flight 93. [ hayden ] what if there was a makeup that didn't just hide your breakouts... but actually made them go away. neutrogena skin clearing makeup has our proven blemish fighting formula so it clears your breakouts. now that's beautiful. neutrogena®. >>> the ten-year anniversary of 9/11 marks a decade of war for the united states. american troops in afghanistan recall what inspired them to join the sxefrt what they hope for the next ten years. let's go to attia who has been living in afghanistan for the past three years and has been in and out of the region for six. what do the service members think the successes and failures have been over the past decade, as we say

those with more of our maloney i mean first of all lisa call the so-called cuts where the one side last month the ones he's proposing are not cuts at all for the rather that are alleged cuts in the rate of increase there aimed at the young entrepreneur as in fact taxes are wealth the structure so anybody proposes more taxes seeks to make those poorer as a group however the elites will make a lot more money out of this the government's going to fall on and indeed the latest census figures show that the median american family's income in this last ten years is down seven point two percent we're going. and it's absolutely true that government connected rich are getting richer turkey is president is in berlin discussing e.u. membership and issues faced by some three million turks living today in germany multiculturalism debate comes at a time when the country is marking fifty years since invading a wave of turkish workers to help boost efforts to build the berlin wall artie's tom barton looks at the changing demographics of one of the world's heavyweights. it's the end of school for thirtee

probably about the same as it always was so you're not by not so why would people many factual states maloney sell newspapers you wouldn't have a job if this didn't happen have you got the fact that our. yes because i work with the law for profit organization that take. women there we're seeing lots more women . what do you think would happen if i'm middle class just. i don't think that's ever going to happen i think things are going to get more expensive and there's not going be any more american dream there's no more white picket fence and not everyone. whether or not you personally feel the effects of the writing poverty level the bottom line is it seems like this trend isn't going to reverse any attempts to. complete change attack now very been curious as to what it was like to live in the days of the u.s.s.r. was one place where the soviet spirit is frozen in time and it's not even in russia it's the turn of barons bergen the arctic circle which lies in a norwegian archipelago called spitsbergen a vibrant soviet settlement grew up there after mining rights for granted back in the one nin

it was just more of the maloney i mean first of all these so-called so-called cuts were the ones signed last month of the ones he's proposing are not cut so although they're rather they're alleged cuts in the rate of increase which is the way they when they were in washington where they had about a cut that's what they mean but even that is not in his control he's talking about over the next ten years well who's going to be president ten years from now it's not going to be obama most there's a coup so and then of course the however the tax increase is a real biting pardon immediately would come into effect and by the way this guy is talking about the buffett rule in this sort of thing these things are not going to hurt or soros or blankfein or jamie dimon or any of the other billionaires and all the guards in the u.s. they're aimed at you mention bad to a young entrepreneur is a minute business people starting out. the other arcs like the government don't like these people they don't like new people coming up and moving up in the social hierarchy as well as in the economy they like to c

system however there is some accountability with gold which you don't have any other paper money mike maloney of gold silver dot com it's all it's on for we have all the guys report this week thanks so much for being on the show thank you max a day that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report was made max kaiser and stacy herbert was like my guest michael olea of gold silver dot com going to send me an e-mail please does kaiser report at r t t v are you it's all next on this is back scratching by all.

maldonado-agosto alfred russell maler gregory james malone edward francis maloney iii joseph maloney maloy >> and my brother, brian magee. we miss you every day. >> and the love of my life, joe, my husband. christopher and lorens and dad, johnson father-in-law, john- john's and grandpa. we miss you every day, but press on knowing that you are safe in the arms of our savior, jesus christ. rest until that day when we all meet again. [applause] >> christian maltby francisco miguel mancini joseph mangano sara elizabeth manley debra mannetta marion victoria manning terence john manning james maounis joseph ross marchbanks, jr. peter edward mardikian edward joseph mardovich charles joseph margiotta kenneth joseph marino lester v. marino >> and my father. we miss you every day. >> and bi suite husband. a retired police officer, united airlines pilot, we miss your great sense of humor. you are forever in our hearts. >> vita marino kevin marlo jose marrero john marshall shelley marshall james martello michael a. marti peter c. martin theresa martin william j. martin, jr. brian e. martineau be

the huffing and puffing ton polls, i had brian maloney, the radio equalizer, i had somebody from thend they thought i would be outraged. i wrote back and said no big deal. it happens every day. it happens multiple times a day, and it's been happening for 23 years. the last thing i do is get upset over stuff being swiped. i mean, it's -- it's -- it happens too frequently and it's almost impossible for it not to happen. there's so much stuff being said out there. it's almost impossible. it -- it -- it's very difficult for any other conservative out there to be considered original with me on the scene. so i cut all these people slack. i steal stuff -- they steal stuff from me all the time. do you think it's a sincere form of flattery? i don't even look at it that way. i don't think it can be avoided. >> a happy family reunion with their now famous cat turns to tears. the squires family traveled from colorado to new york city to pick up their long lost cat, willow. she disappeared five years ago. she recently turned up in manhattan and her owners were traced through willow' willow'so chi

he says christopher maloney, it took ed schultz four seconds to disparage memory of 9/11 firefightersernor less than a half a second to be a chicken and not come face me, face to face to talk to the people. this is how this -- this is the intensity that is sweeping across this country when it comes to middle class workers. it is a political fight, it is an ideological fight, and it's all for the top 2%, protecting the corporate boys and the wealthiest americans in this country, and asking these firefighters, you make too much money. kasich thinks you make too much. he wants to take away your pension, he wants to reduce your health care. he says your wages and your voice is not good for ohio. i don't believe that and i don't think america believes that. we're right back with more on "the ed show" from columbus, ohio [ carrie ] i remember my very first year as a teacher, setting that goal to become a principal. but, i have to support my family, so how do i go back to school? university of phoenix made it doable. i wouldn't be where i am without that degree. my name is dr. carrie buck. i

maloney. the chair: the gentlelady from new york is recognized for two minutes. mrs. maloney: i want to thank chairman rogers for his lifetime commitment for protecting americans even as a former f.b.i. agent. i want to underscore what the ranking member said. the best defense against terrorism is intelligence. and we need to support this bill in every single way. we were reminded of the need of intelligence yesterday when mayor bloomberg announced there was a credible threat against new york and washington. and why did this information come from? it came from the information community. after 9/11 the 9/11 commission report said the biggest failure in presenting a future and preventing 9/11 was a failure in our intelligence system. and this congress came together, and i was proud to have worked with and helped author a bill that was the first major re-organization and the most fundamental since 1948 where it brought all 17 agencies together under homeland security and one director to gather information to make us safer. this bill very critically supports the task forc

maloney. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from new york is recognized for two minutes. mrs. maloney: i thank the gentleman for yielding and thank the ranking member and chairman for their leadership on this important bill, the surface and air transportation program extension act. this act includes a clean six-month extension of our nation's critical highway and transit programs, the funding provided to this extension to state departments of transportation and local transit agencies will keep americans working and our economy moving while congress acts to re-authorize these critically important programs. this extension is necessary to our nation's economic health and getting americans back to work. i applaud the bipartisan work of our chamber's leadership in bringing this to the floor, however i believe that once the extension is passed we should focus on bringing true high speed rail to the northeast corridor. as a representative of the citizens of the great city of new york i understand the significant economic and transportation value of having high speed rail option that

maloney: mr. speaker, data from the bureau labor of statistics shows that while 14 million americans are looking for work, there are only three million job openings. this means that if every single job was filled outright there would still be 11 million americans unemployed and looking for work. passing the president's jobs bill will help these people and help our overall economy. according to mark zandi, moody's economist, the president's plan would add two percentage points to the g.d.p. growth next year, add 1.9 million jobs by next year and cut the unemployment rate by one percentage point next year. published reports indicate that economists across this country are giving the president's plan a thumbs up. this is a clear chance for all of us to say yes. yes to growth, yes to a middle class tax cut and most importantly yes to jobs. and our overall economy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: jeament yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from south carolina rise? >> mr. speaker, i

maloney: mr. speaker, our unemployed are hurting and america's infrastructure is crumbling. it would seem morally intestifiesable and fiscally irresponsible not to take the opportunity to help solve one problem by addressing the other. the latest data from the bureau of labor statistics shows that 14 million americans are looking for jobs. while the total number of job openings is just over three million. if every single job was miraculously filled overnight, there would still be 11 million unemployed americans looking for work and needing a job. and at the same time, all across america, there is work that urgently needs to be done. our bridges, our roads, our schools, and other infrastructure, are structurally deficient. the two most important responsibilities this congress faces are keeping americans safe and helping to create jobs. this is our chance to do both. let's choose to build a stronger america through making it in america, building it in america, with american workers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlema