now we saw perhaps a clever way for apple to continue to sell products but look at this headline maxim america gaps targeting of broke young hipsters the huge as flawed apparently gap has now launched a new advertising campaign targeting eighteen to thirty four year olds but according to w s l chief executive officer wendy lead men she said there is a notion among retailers that young shoppers are more resilient and will come back sooner the reality is that they don't have money to spend and retailers aren't paying enough attention to this almost a quarter of eighteen to thirty four year olds don't make enough money to cover basic needs such as rent car payments and food i don't know who's buying these computers so couple of interesting trends first of all we know that this newest generation coming up are putting money into apple products ahead of buying cars. so they're not really competing with passion of the gap competing with cars the the american dream as it's portrayed in movies for example from the one nine hundred fifty s. onwards is you own a car you have freedom and that's tantamount

we're blessed to live in a country with plentiful resources, and we are far from maximizing america's energy potential. mr. president, i have filed an amendment to this bill, amendment 1966. the amendment would establish a production goal for the obama administration's five-year offshore oil and gas leasing plan. it calls for three million barrels of oil per day. and 10 billion cubic feet of natural gas per day by the year 2027. compared to today's levels, this increase in production would triple america's current offshore production and reduce foreign imports by nearly one third. by setting these benchmarks for the output of oil and natural gas, we can make measurable progress towards energy independence. so i would propound this parliamentary inquiry, mr. president. if we were on the bill at this point, would it be in order for me to offer such an amendment number 1966 at this time? the presiding officer: if the pending question was can sempletd 2204 it would take unanimous consent to offer an amendment to that measure because there is not an available amendment slot at this time. m

product that eventually dalcy's magic begins to work, and they get bank of america, they get the federal reserve, they get maxim shipping lines, they get ibm, and suddenly it's just taking off because no one can believe that dhl can actually pick up their documents one around, and the next morning before their office across the country or the pacific ocean is open, their documents are there. it's just mind blowing. you know, this is five years before fedex, so word gets around, and dhl just starts to take off. and larry's got this kind of odd charisma that gets people to work for free and to get people to rally around the cause, and he carries chairman mao's little red book around him, and he's just convinced a master of manipulating people, which he is. and in one year, their second year of business, sales go up 1,000%, it's just taking off like crazy. but that attracts attention. first, it attracts the attention of the fbi because the fbi's hearing about all these people frying for free, and -- flying for free. so they send two agents out to figure out if this is a drug-running operation, and eventually the f

maximize state and federal programs and resources, the federal agency task force is supported to promote federal coordination of all resources. we look forward to that time when stake holders, the brain injury association of america, the national disability rights network and individual tbis and their families to provide input as we develop a national plan and priority for tbi. thank you. >> chair thanks the gentleman and recognizes dr. winston for five minutes for an opening statement. >> good afternoon. thank you, chairman, for calling this hearing and inviting e ini testify. i'm encouraged to see the increase in attention. my name is dr. flaura winston. i serve at children's hospital philadelphia as well as professor of pediatrics at the university of pennsylvania. in addition to being a doctor, i'm a board certified practicing pediatrician and public health researcher. the children's hospital of philadelphia is the nation's largest pediatric health care network and home to one of the largest pediatric research programs in the u.s. i am humbled by the commitment and skill the hospital brings to pediatric injury, much of which is enabled by investment from the federal government. i came to care about tbi early

the future of america since one of our national pride our desire to leave a better planet for our nation to work and nations who to our kids be replaced by the singular goal of maximizing profits for today's c.e.o.'s the really sad part of this is we had to jump on germany more than thirty years ago and president jimmy carter put solar panels on the white house and introduced a comprehensive energy plan to get america off its addiction to foreign oil and on to renewable energies here's what he told the nation in one thousand nine hundred seventy eight. he's in the midst of the movie it is you who directed a shrinking resources. and i can live we can control the patients to the good in control of we've always been proud of our leadership in the world and now we have achieved it again and give the world a positive example who always been proud of the vision of the people who go we want to give our children graduate with a world richer in possibilities and we have good osu. who they are the ones who was so moved if we were. in that same speech president carter said that he was passing legislation and he did. that would make sure that america would never import more oil an

fraud that is america dot com all right erin crowe thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thanks max all right that's going to do it because those other guys a reporter with me maximizer and stacy herbert i thank my guests aaron crowne from an l. ife and implode dot com got some e-mail please do so at kaiser reported on r t t v dot are you and i climaxed guys are saying by all.

maximizer as they say her look at what's in common between big corporations and whistleblowers. ties are welcome to the kaiser report remember a couple of weeks ago we were talking about the richest towns in america being within an hour's drive of washington d.c. and then most of those towns personalized and essentially spying on americans there is more space max yes this is the data industrial complex otherwise known as dick and these dicks are in the news this week we have the hackers on one side and the hackers on the other side really strat four is a joke and so is wiki leaks for taking it seriously so we know we have this big data dump from wiki leaks which was data from strat for five million e-mails hacked by anonymous well the atlantic says the corporate research firm has branded itself as a cia like global intelligence firm but only julian a song and some over paying clients are fooled a friend who works in intelligence once joked that stratfor is just the economist a week later and several hundred times more expensive as of two thousand and one a strat for subscription could cost up to forty thousand dollars per year dick's data industrial complex. yes they charge a lot for the rehashin

america. it is just the opposite. americans can only maximize our real economic output with long-term price stability m. thus protecting the purchasing power of the dollar provides these strong foundations for lasting economic growth in job creation. a mandate gives the federal reserve the right goal. it does not alone ensure the federal reserve achieves price stability. that requires us to move away from discretionary regime back toward a rules-based regime. in january 2012 the fomc found a price index. chairman bernanke and the other members of the fomc of this step toward a rules-based inflation targeting regime. however, this is merely a policy that can easily be reversed. therefore, the sound dollar act mandates that the open markets committee which targets inflation, continues inflation targeting. as you know, accurately measuring inflation isn't easy. in the last decade we clearly saw the price indices of goods and services don't always report the prices in our economy allowing asset bubbles to inflate undetected. the open markets committ

america. it is just the opposite. americans can only maximize our real economic output with long- term price stability. thus, protecting the purchasing power of the dollar provides the strongest foundation for lasting economic growth and job creation. and mandate for price stability is the federal reserve the right goal, but it does not alone in sure the federal reserve achieve price stability. bar requires the fed to move away from a regime and back to the rules-based. the fomc announced a target on 2% based on the personal consumption expenditures. i applaud chairman bernanke and other members towards a rules- based inflation-targeting regime. however, this is merely a policy that can easily be reversed. the sound dollar act would mandate the open market committee to target inflation and continues inflation targeting. actively measuring inflation is not easy. in the last decade, we clearly saw the price indexes do not record all of the price moves in our economy. and allows asset bubbles to inflate undetected. the open market committee inflati

maximize american energy production. yet, it's clear, americans are eager to develop our abundant energy resources. -- that's right. newt is the only candidate with the experience and knowledge necessary to rebuild the americalove. [cheers and applause] he has a successful national record of creating jobs, balancing the budget and reforming our government. today, we need a leader with bold solutions to create a better future for all americans. i believe that leader is my husband. please welcome, former speaker of the house and the next president of the united states, newt gingrich. [cheers and applause] >>> i'm delighted and congratulate them on the 54th anniversary, it's wonderful to have them here with us, i want to thank michael siamara who helped us put together a campaign here in alabama. it's quite an evening, we'd like to have come in first. i would like to congratulate rick santorum on a great campaign, he's won a victory in both states and worked hard to achieve it. i know how much he's put into this campaign. and he his family, over the last year. and i congratulate him and applause for the evening. i point out because this is representation we're going to leave alabama and mississippi with a subs

strong foundation for job growth for america going forward, but creates that certainty in the accountability and openness that will allow the market to act -- to maximize what it can do. i think those are goals that should be embraced by both republicans and democrats. our goal today is to start a thoughtful debate on what role we want the fed to play. we will begin seeking sponsors as we move forward, starting today. on the way over here, we got a notice from scott garrett that he will be a key sponsor of this legislation. we will start to grow it from here. >> thank you. i am from the pearson institute. you talked about requiring a 2/3 vote for the federal reserve to purchase assets beside treasurys. currently, the limit to a agency that guaranteed instruments, would your bill allow them to move into other assets, such as corporate bonds or equities? would you limited to agencies? what about the foreign exchange fund? do you mean they will not be able to buy foreign exchange? would that require a 2/3 vote? >> we want to give the fed the flexibility to respond to unusual circumstances, which may occur. we give them that flexibility to do that. the 2/3

maximize american energy production. yet it's clear americans are eager to develop our abundant energy resources. [ applause ] >> that's right. newt is the only candidate with the experience and knowledge necessary to rebuild the americave. [ applause ] he has a successful national record of creating jobs, balancing the budget, and reforming our government. today, we need a leader with bold solutions to create a better future for all americans. i believe that leader is my husband. please welcome former speaker of the house and the next president of the united states, newt gingrich. [ applause ] ♪ only in america ♪ dreaming red white and blue ♪ only in america >> let me thank all of you for your very, very hard work and all of the work you did. i particularly want to thank governor wagner who has been tireless in crisscrossing the state, and i'm delighting he and marilyn are with us tonight, and we congratulate them on their 54th anniversary. it's wonderful to have them here with us. i also want to thank michael ciamora who helped us put together a campaign in alabama. we would have like today come in first, but i congratulate rick santorum on a great campaign. he has won a victory in both states and worked very hard t

helped people in america and did what they were supposed to do probably have the most immediate impact. students that when home and organize the greening of their own campuses. maximize all the buildings, have more bicycles on the campuses instead of cars. that is something where you can actually say, here we are, here we are a market in america, and we proved it was economical and we did not raise the tuition. instead, it lowered the utility bill of the college. that is something that has had a comprehensive impact. on the other hand, a lot of these commitments -- again, what we've got to do, and i need to help do a better job of getting other people to recognize the potential. we talked a little bit about the socket ba -- about the soccer ball one of my associates a couple years ago designed a soccer ball that would absorb the energy that was driven into issacharoff -- into a soccer ball and to use it. it was a way of turning human heat energy into a way of making it usable. if you think of all the places in the world that can grow bamboo and where it grows and what it can do to reduce all kinds of other environmental problems, it has staggering potential. what i t

strongest foundation for job growth for america going forward, but creates that certainty and the accountability and the openness that will allow the market actually to maximize what it can do. you know, i think those are goals that could be embraced by both republicans and democrats. but our goal today in introducing the legislation is to start a thoughtful of debate on what role we want the fed to play. we're going to begin seeking sponsors as we move forward starting today, but on the way over here we got notice from scott garrett, one of the key leaders of the financial services committee, that he will be a key sponsor of this legislation. so we will start to grow it from here. >> thank you. joe, peterson institute. >> joe? >> you talked about requiring a two-thirds vote for the federal reserve to purchase assets besides treasuries. um, currently they're limited really only to agency-guaranteed instruments. with a two-thirds vote, would you bill allow them to move into other assets such as corporate bonds or equities, or would you limit it just to agencies, and also what about the foreign exchange fund? if you close that down, do you mean they would not b

maximize american energy production. yet it's clear americans are eager to develop our abundant energy resources. that's right. newt is the only candidate with the experience and knowledge necessary to rebuild the americarecord of creating jobs, balancing the budget and reforming our government. today we need a leader with bold solutions to create a better future for all americans. i believe that leader is my husband. please welcome former speaker of the house and the next president of the smates, newt gingrich. -- of the united states, newt gingrich. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> leet me thank all of you for your very, very hard work and all the work dufment i particularly want to thank jebba wagner, who's been tireless in criss-crossing the state and i'm glad they are with us tonight and we congratulate them on their 54th anniversary and it's great to have them here with us. i also want to thank michael, who helped us put together a campaign here in alabama. it's quite an evening. obviously we'd liked to have come in first, but i'd like to start by saying i congratulate rick santorum on a great campaign. he has won a victory in both states and he's worked very hard to achieve it. i know how much he's