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today i'm talking to marx to watch because he's one of the brains behind the thirtieth of june nationwide strikes in the u.k. he's head of the public and commercial services union he's three hundred thousand members are walking out of a proposed reforms to the pension scheme it's just what it's for talking to r.t. today now this is possible plan to cut public spending in this country just how drastic are these cuts going to be gives an impression of what they might mean for the cuts of the biggest that most people will have seen in their lifetime our projected to mean half a million jobs lost in the public sector six hundred thousand jobs in the private sector as a direct result we're seeing changes in the delivery of welfare cuts in funding of education for young people and also a tax on people's pensions in addition to that in many of the communities up and down the country will see libraries close cuts in social care services everything that people have taken for granted over yours. you seem to see these cuts in terms of right and wrong almost a moral position but isn't there a bottom

and you can watch the full interview with a pretty straight you need a marx what planning to start twenty minutes time here or not say. that will say we're coming your way tensions are still high over a long awaited change in egypt's capital yet again reaches a boiling point as thousands of protesters use the interim government or the lack of action to support the student recently. and the history repeating itself we find out about the hardships of the own nation people forcibly displaced now struggling to get back to their own and then to now. for almost five years he's been the ballot help us military responsible for the billions of dollars flowed into the pentagon's conference from washington well now secretary of defense robert gates is retiring even behind three wars and an ever growing defense budget but with the director of the cia stepping into his shoes i think doubt there will be much change in the president's course. whoever's in the white house in the pentagon it's business as usual robert gates was secretary of defense to true different presidents obama was elected on a promi

by a revolutionary vanguard party so does he think he's the good kind of marxist i thought it was marx and said religion to be the opiate of the masses i never thought the dalai lama could be so disappointing all right now in financial news usa today reports that one ratings agency in china has already declared a u.s. default on debt obligations to china whoops one president dong global credit rating company limited has made claims that by allowing the value of the u.s. dollar to erode the federal government has in fact in effect allowed pretty fault it didn't congress to say that was some kind of act of war. anyway china recently warned the united states that we are playing with fire by contemplating even any period of the thoughts and the treasury will run out of borrowing power on august second two thousand and eleven officially defaulting on obligations to china big government status in the beltway of course continue to fiddle away as the fire spreads refusing to cut spending as we near the deadline so to default it is theorized by many economists will cause a panic in global marke

>> i think groucho marx said you're only as old as the woman you feel. >> i didn't say that.re the lines they lay on me. >> is that true, hef? you feel these young ladies keep you feeling young? >> i do think -- yes, i think without question a relationship with a younger does keep you alive, yes, certainly. >> i mean, no offense to you, but fidelity has never been your strong point. when you say your vows to crystal, are you actually going to mean them? >> oh, yes. >> can you imagine being faithful to her? >> i was married -- my last marriage, which was not successful, i was faithful to her. >> so you actually are going to be genuinely faithful to crystal? >> yes, absolutely. >> really? >> what happens to all the other women in the mansion? >> they still come around. every weekend. everyone's there. >> they're not allowed anymore to partake -- >> they're not allowed upstairs. >> so that's it. >> unless she invites them. >> you've hung up your sword, for want of a better phrase. >> well, i mean, you never know. >> that's what i mean. crystal, do you trust him? >> oh, yeah, i t

. >> reporter: what marx the menlo polo club unique is that they are one of five accredited regionaling facilities in the united states with more than 70 members. menlo polo is the only one that offers leaf ponies making it easy for beginners to play. club manager eric wright is trying to dispel the rumor that pole slow only for the rich. >> the traditional model is you had to buy a horse before you figured out whether you even liked polo and i have a string of lease ponies or rental ponies and school ponies so that people can try it without having to buy a horse and do it in a safe kind of controlled environment. >> go up, christine, go up! >> reporter: christine didn't know how to ride a horse three years ago. she joined the woodside polo club on a dare. she's now a regular tournament player. >> i met this woman name lindsay cobb and she started talking to me about polo and i asked a lot of questions and she said, well, you seem kind of interested. you should try it. and i said i don't ride. she said you should try it. i said why not. and the rest is history. >> so the average pric

target, kohl's and the parent of tj marx x also say sales were up although target sales not as stronganalysts forecasted. look at numbers. dow down about 16 points. futures pointed to the higher opening today but looks like other economic numbers that came in this morning are making things fluctuate a bit. slighter dip in jobless claims and mixed retail sales we talked ability but stronger claims in productivity. yesterday was the biggest drop for the dow in nearly a year. >>> 6:52. a very unusual sight spotted in the skies in the bay area. a theory behind what in the world this is over oakland. >>> i promise you it gets better. >> it gets better. >> and the message the san francisco giants are hoping teaches tolerance toward some teenagers. >>> good morning. right now traffic on highway 4 is getting busier even in bay point. tell you more about the morning commute and also take a look at the bay area forecast. what are you wearing? dope, right? it's got a hood. want one? boom. done. [ ding! ] [ boy ] lookin' good mr. g. thanks, bro-seph. are you video chatting? with my boyfriend? yea

i always, when i talk about this stuff, i think about the marx brothers movie "duck soup" where he is the dictator of the country and the head of the treasury so that here's the finance report, here's the report on finances, do you need me to explain? he says don't worry about it, this four-year-old could understand it. and he said run out and find me a four-year-old because i can't make ends to this. so we're asking four-year-olds to explain what the best new thing will be. >> do you all foresee a time, and maybe you are already doing it, but i know if i want to pitch an interview, i say, hey, i can amortize this interview across the 10:00 show and the morning show and put something on dot com and i will treat tweet out the most commentable things. are there multi-platform buys? >> yes. i think that is going to be more and more important in the future. how do you communicate across a lot of different platforms with one shot that will multiply your exposures and hit your target in an efficient way. >> the way i put it is content must be provided. you know, you just have to constantly

doesn't match up what >> a look at the royal social conservatives will play in the election with gary marxdiscussion on the middle east with a person from the university of maryland. later, a discussion on women in politics with jennifer. that is at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. next, a commencement speeches by york city mayor michael blumberg. the first civilian woman to work in japan. and member of the little rock nine. a blind mountain climber, and a neurosurgeon. >> he was known as a czar. it was not a compliment. he found a flattering. >> during his three terms as speaker, republican thomas reed changed the power structure of the house. >> he was in tuned as a tyrant because he overturned a longstanding custom in the house that the minority would be on equal footing with the majority. >> james grant and his new biography on c-span's q&a. you can download this another podcasts online at c-span.org. classs year's graduating at george washington university heard from michael blumberg. he talked about some of the positive developments after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, including volunteerin

i think about the marx brothers movie "duck soup," where he is the dictator of the country and head ofsays here is the finance report, do you need me to explain it to you? he says a 4-year-old child can explain it. he says to get him a 4-year-old child to explain it. it reminds me of us talking to 20-year olds and ask -- has been to explain what the next new thing will be. >> you all foresee a time -- if i want to pitch an interview, i can amortize this interview across the 10:00 show and the morning show and i could put something on dot com and i will tweet out of the most quotable things. are there multibuys? >> yes, that will be more important in the future. how do you communicate the bridge across different platforms with one-shot that multiplies your exposure and it's your target in an efficient way? >> content must be provided is the way i put it. you have to constantly be putting content out there across the platforms. you have to parcel it out and time and sequence it and provide fresh content. a campaign faces the same demand that cable companies face which is that people want

ever since karl marx, they have failed and failed every time.the soviet union or in china or in cambodia or even not see germany. national socialism. it has not worked in cuba, venezuela, or bolivia or anywhere else. it is -- it has just about destroyed the european economy. if he gets reelected, it is going to destroy hours as well. we have a chance to turn it all around. we must turn obama out in 2012. [applause] you know, the president, when he ran for office, he was a marvelous campaigner. lots of people voted for him because of his slogans. in fact, his principal slogan was "yes, we can." i have always wondered. what the hell does that mean? [laughter] does it mean, "yes, we can destroy the dollar?" "yes, we can return the country to runaway inflation?" "yes, we can keep unemployment over 9%?" yes, we can push americans into the food stamp lines. just yesterday, when you watched the news this morning, just yesterday, his chief of staff said of his anti-business policies it is hard to defend the in defensible. let me try that again. it is ha