mcintyre you talk about free speech. for its narragansett people could talk about it. they liked or did not like george washington. robust and wide-open and uninhibited discourse. the beginning of that some thoughts on free-speech at that moment? >> i know have a lot of company with my views on mcintyre but 225 years ago you have the articles of confederation, a congress that was not functioning. [laughter] [applause] -- that was inadvertent. [laughter] you have an interesting convention not quite authorized but they were to do. it is interestingly worded. but you think of going to washington now vernon, he did not want to leave. he goes to philadelphia and they do it. and now you have it for the people to ratify. i have to it meant i get chills because that is the beginning of the development that allows you and me to be here. it is the way i feel about my home town. has a lot of problems. but it is my home. just like the constitution. item no if i can do better. but it is ours. to get the of wonderful opportunity to make it work, to make it understand maybe a part of

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but it's a interesting concurrence in a case called ohio versus mcintyre.we also talked about the breadth of free speech. people could before the constitution or against it. though i wish it down, and was put in prison if they like george washington or didn't like church washington or they did an anonymous speech, just a proliferation, robust, wide-open. up and down that year. of course that is the year that we live today, this month come at the beginning of that. so, some thoughts on free speech. at that moment a nasty look back in a mall worker way forward in time. >> well, i don't have a lot of company with my views on mcintyre and anonymous speech, but she think about 225 years ago you had the articles of the federation company congress that didn't work, was not functioning [laughter] that was inadvertent. [laughter] but it is very interesting convention that arguably wasn't quite what they are authorizing. you have the resolution that's going to be on an exhibit. it's kind of interesting they were worded. some of there is unanimous in their and uses it

. >> reporter: bob mcintyre of citizens for tax justice says the tax code's treatment of capital gains creates confusion, complexity, and plenty of ways for people to score lower tax rates. >> it's also the reason why... the biggest reason why the tax code is so complicated. because people who can do it take their wages or other forms of income and manage to get them treated as capital gains. >> reporter: long-term capital gains are taxed at 15% now. but if there is no solution to the fiscal cliff, it will increase to 20%. sylvia hall, nbr, washington. >> tom: energy is one of those political issues that is part economic and part foreign policy. and it plays out every day in the trading pits. november crude oil futures settled at $91.37, down nearly half a percent. we continue our series "politics and the pits" with erika miller and oil trader john netto, president of m-3 capital. tomorrow, we continue "politics >> how are traders in general viewing the election? >> well, the election is opinions aside, and no entity. obama is ahead. all the polls in the key states, the battleground st

. >> great story in the south bay, not only with the team, but the spartan head coach mike mcintyre willfter the game." and cal and arizona state. a minute left in the half on third and goal. taylor kelly and 9 yards and cal trailed 17-7 at the half. cal's offense couldn't get anything going. maynard sacked seven times. might as well show you that. keenen and 10 yards and arizona answers. this time 22 yards on the touchdown. the hotseat is getting hotter. cal is now one and four on the season. they lose it 27-17. >> they out played us in a lot of areas today. we have seven conference games left, and we have to go back to work. that's what i told the team. we need to improve. >> who is the drama queen here in the bay area? anyone? anyone? the a's. they get a lead, they blow it, tie it and then walkoff win in extra innings. well, that drama continued today against seattle as the a's are closer to clinching the wild card spot. every game the rest of the way is important for bob melvin and his club. fourth inning and 2-0. saunders goes deep and a two-run shot. he went four innings and three

. >> great story in the south bay, not only with the team, but the spartan head coach mike mcintyre will join us in "after the game." and cal and arizona state. a minute left in the half on third and goal. taylor kelly and 9 yards and cal trailed 17-7 at the half. cal's offense couldn't get anything going. maynard sacked seven times. might as well show you that. keenen and 10 yards and arizona answers. this time 22 yards on the touchdown. the hotseat is getting hotter. cal is now one and four on the season. they lose it 27-17. >> they out played us in a lot of areas today. we have seven conference games left, and we have to go back to work. that's what i told the team. we need to improve. >> who is the drama queen here in the bay area? anyone? anyone? the a's. they get a lead, they blow it, tie it and then walkoff win in extra innings. well, that drama continued today against seattle as the a's are closer to clinching the wild card spot. every game the rest of the way is important for bob melvin and his club. fourth inning and 2-0. saunders goes deep and a two-run shot. he went four inni

doug mcintyre says yes. once again, with me terry duffy here onset.to have you both on the program. i guess i've got to start with you. you say saving money is a great thing and can start jobs. how do you figure? >> two reasons, maria. first, if the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and expecting a different result, expecting that the thing that got us into trouble, consumptive excess on the side of the consumer, we're wrong. we need jobs, new jobs. in order for that to happen, people have to have mental time and space to be creative. when they're stuck on a consumptive treadmill, when they're stressed about their finances, they're unable to come up with those breakthrough ideas that will create profitable new products and services that will move the economy forward. >> all right. i see where you're going with that. doug, you say money would actually hurt our -- saving money would hurt the consumer-driven economy, especially near the looming fiscal cliff. is it too late? what's your take? >> the case we've just had argued to us is a

mcintyre an anonymous speech. you think about it. 20,000 years ago you had the articles of confederation, you have a congress that didn't work was not functioning. ross coleman that was inadvertent. very interesting convention that arguably was not quite what they were authorized to do. you had the resolution that's going to be on exhibit. it's kind of interesting and where it. certainly throws the were unanimous in and use it in an interesting one. but you know. i mean, you think of that going to washington and trying to get him to a scene mount vernon. he doesn't want to leave because he's been away for years. he doesn't want chilly against a filibuster, and they do it. they come up with this document. and then you have going to the congress and this going to be sent to the people. >> to the people. >> to ratify. >> amazing. >> i think, you know when i read about it, i have to admit, i'm totally a sucker. i get chills. that's the beginning of the development of the place that allows you and me to be here with al

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the true story of the d day spies by dan mcintyre which chronicles the attack enormity from the pointf view of double agents. at number 10 is a stolen life by j.c. do guard which chronicles the life of a woman kidnapped at age 11 and held captive for 18 years by convicted rapist and his wife. you can find more on these bestsellers by going to

and therefore the costs of mcintyre spiral up and spiral up and becomes untenable. it's a death spiral. that's mr. ryan's way of killing medicare. oh, yeah, he says you will get a voucher, you can buy medicare or you can buy private insurance. but it puts medicare into a death spiral. the ryan budget turns this successful, reliable, comprehensive source of health care that seniors have relied on for decades and have paid into, i might add, during their years of hard work into some unproven, unpredictable right-wing conservative experiment. well, i don't want to experiment with the elderly. i want them to have good health care that they can afford that's universal and that they can count on. obama, president obama has fought to strengthen medicare, and he believes, as we do, that it's a sacred contract, and he has made a commitment to strengthen medicare in the affordable care act. for example, by eliminating the gaps in coverage, closing the doughnut hole which we have already started to do. elderly iowans got over $600 back this year just from closing the doughnut

jeffrey brown is ninth with his parenting book, "darth vadar and son," and number ten, ben mcintyre chroniclespoint of view of double agents in "double cross." you can find more on these bestsellers by going to indiebound.org and clicking on indie bestsellers. >> here's a look at some books that are being published this week. ann coulter presents her thoughts on race in the united states in "mugged." michael gordon, a chief military correspondent for "the new york times" and journalist and retired marine corps lieutenant general bernard treynor in "the endgame." in "ike's bluff: president eisenhower's secret battle to save the world," evan thomas recounts the tenure of president dwight eisenhower. dakota meyer and former assistant secretary of defense ben west recount the or first medal of honor to a marine in over three decades in "into the fire." janet wallich recounts the life of eddie green who made her fortune on wall street in the early 20th century in "the richest woman in america." in "our sarah: made in alaska," sarah palin's father and brother tell their personal stories of the forme

at the -- i always thought that nbc "wall street journal" poll was a good one because it was bill mcintyre don't get this bias. it is also not a computerized poll. they actually interview these people. and they stay on a trend analysis. you really can look every month at what the changes are and i urge your listeners to get the full report. you get a few snapshots from chuck dodd. but stuff that really hit me, bill, is if you look at the right direction wrong track numbers which are always a concern for an incumbent it has moved 7 points since last month to right direction. from 32 to 39. that's the highest since september of 2009. that's the highest number that we've seen. >> bill: that's a good indication. people are feeling better. >> that's right. there's no question about that. but you know, when you start looking at those kinds of internals, the other obviously is the approval of obama's -- which is now -- it is above 50. so that in the neighborhood of those folks -- >> bill: also, i saw that on the issues, obama's been ahead on every issue except the economy. now he's ahead of romne

incumbent mike mcintyre in the second district here, he is not here. one of those democrats that could pass for a republican anywhere else. when you see his badge, the word democrat is not anywhere on there. he is facing a difficult fight. also, we have a democrat that has barely been elected a couple of times from the fayetteville area. he is facing a tough fight and could also use his seat. i know the republicans are putting a lot of money into the two candidates, richard hudson and david, who their backing, and they are considered the young guns. republicans will be putting a lot of money into these races. it will be interesting to see whether democrats can or will decide tohost: how was the turnr paul ryan this week? if caller: -- guest: it was good. the conservatives in north carolina were not that excited about mitt romney when you first came out. they were not sure if he was conservative enough for them. the addition of paul ryan really energize them, especially the tea party. there are a lot of tea party folks here in north carolina and they ha

[laughter] so the main character of this book, his name is bird mcintyre, and he works for an aerospacent called gropings front. [laughter] can which seemed to me -- which seemed to me a good name. [laughter] for an aerospace giant. and they are based in missile gap, alabama, which seemed likely. in the, um, in the book the congress is concerned about spending. so right away you know it's fiction. [laughter] and he is, grovings front has come up with a scary new weapons program aimed at china, but they're having a hard time getting it through the appropriations committee because, you know, um, china is, it's tricky. we have a, um, we depend on china. in fact, there's an entity in the book called the u.s./china codependency council. [laughter] and who's to say there isn't one out there. maybe "the washington monthly" is writing about it. but, you know, we, we fend on china -- we depend on china to pay our monthly mortgage, and we are in one sense borrowing money from china in order to build weapons to protect us from china there's -- [laughter] how do we get to that? it always reminds me

. >> welcome to the tiny town of mcintyre, georgia. >> this is the house where honey boo boo lives.on of just 650. and 40% of the families have an income that puts them below poverty level. but the neighbors aren't exactly happy with the way their quiet part of central georgia is being portrayed. >> do your parents like honey boo boo this. >> no. >> we caught up with these kids at a roller rink where honey boo boo shoots scenes for her show. but look what we found just 15 minutes away from honey boo boo's house. the quaint little town of milledgeville with elegant boutiques, fine dining, and stunning civil war era mansions worth millions. nothing like the rural mud pits on the show. >> this is a beautiful home. >> yes, absolutely. this is actually the home of the writer, flannery o'connor. >> the man showing me around is an assistant vice president at nearby georgia college. the campus is filled with lovely young students who say they aren't rednecks. >> there's college kids coming to school here. they're a little more cultured, i guess is the word. >> just look at the well to do su