it's called let's move on to a chesterfield, mich. on our line for republicans. barbara, you are on. caller: good morning. i get nervous. give me a moment to get my comments about paid -- to get my comments out. when the report came out, it painted everyone that was a christian, who is ex-military, so you have comments from people like dick morris who said that of the conspiracy theories have been right. you have all of these things going on that have the american people frightened. we're not extremist groups. we are not racist. you are tried to paint a salt. they will bring up timothy mcveigh and put that he party in @@@@@@a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ what barbara had to say? guest: the whole idea of foreign troops being prepared, this is very much part of the idea they will help impose martial law and so on. the report that was referred to was up and that came out of the missouri fusion center. it is a group of officials that worry about domestic terrorism and so on. most people like the caller, have never actually read these reports. the report was very similar t

it's called let's move on to a chesterfield, mich. on our line for republicans. barbara, you are on. caller: good morning. i get nervous. give me a moment to get my comments about paid -- to get my comments out. when the report came out, it painted everyone that was a christian, who is ex-military, so you have comments from people like dick morris who said that of the conspiracy theories have been right. you have all of these things going on that have the american people frightened. we're not extremist groups. we are not racist. you are tried to paint a salt. they will bring up timothy mcveigh and put that he party in a category like him. what you are doing is spreading it. you are making it worse for everyone. that is what you are doing? host: where are the 400 troops from the united nations? where are the station in the united states? caller: there are all across the country in different areas. you have the training. you have them working with the federal government. all this stuff is happening. host: mark potok, anything to what barbara had to say? guest: the

host: lynn township, mich., democrats line. caller: this -- any aspect of this new build utilizes insurance companies that are already in existence, correct? guest: class does not. it sets the money up in a trust overseen by a government appointed body. it is not a private insurance plan, no. caller: but the rest of the health bill -- the health bill, other than what you're just talking about, utilizes insurance companies, correct? and that a guest: care and medicaid, guest: and the existing and medicare and medicaid and the existing programs out there, it enhances those. there's plenty of competition in the marketplace, i believe. caller: i've heard that this is basically funneling into insurance companies that are already there. i'm wondering, with this idea of socialism, or reading communism -- the person who called this communism, they need to go look of that word before they can start saying that. there's no way you can say that anything there is communist. host: any last thoughts on that? guest: again, i come back to clas

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host: flint, mich., democrats line. good morning caller:, i wanted to call in caller: and good morning, i wanted to call in and put my vote in for jennifer granholm. she was the attorney general here in michigan before she was governor. what is amazing about that is that this really is a republican state, especially over on the west side. she managed to get those republican votes. host: does that bode well for her in a confirmation process? guest: if she is good at getting those votes, she would not need any republican votes to get confirmed. one peculiarity is that any of these people could get confirmed if the president really wanted to drive them through. there probably will not be a filibuster and if there was, it would get broken pretty quickly. democrats are nervous because they are afraid that at a time when they are on the defensive after a fairly popular health care bill passed and there looking toward an election where they are expecting huge losses, they are afraid the republicans will be able to turn these h

i just wanted to call in and put in my vote flint, mich., democrats line. good morning caller:, i wanted to call in caller: and good morning, i wanted to call in and put my vote in for jennifer granholm. she was the attorney general here in michigan before she was governor. what is amazing about that is that this really is a republican state, especially over on the west side. she managed to get those republican votes. host: does that bode well for her in a confirmation process? guest: if she is good at getting those votes, she would not need any republican votes to get confirmed. one peculiarity is that any of these people could get confirmed if the president really wanted to drive them through. there probably will not be a filibuster and if there was, it would get broken pretty quickly. democrats are nervous because they are afraid that at a time when they are on the defensive after a fairly popular health care bill passed and there looking toward an election where they are expecting huge losses, they are afraid the republicans will be able to turn these h

let's move on to flint, mich., chris, democrats line. caller: my question for you and for the general public, and you think the greatest generation, the world war ii generation, would have been as great how did not been for the gi bill and community colleges -- had it not been for the gi bill and community colleges in educating them to make our entire society more productive? i myself am a graduate from community college and i went there in cooperation with a trade union for trade school. that is my question, thank you. guest: i think the way i would answer that is to say that america did a wonderful thing in provided the g. daigle. -- the gi bill. and community colleges have been associated with veterans and offering veterans programs and serving them for many years. the gi bill was one of the things that made american the most educated done -- country in the world. of course, we had the strongest economy in the world and we were the largest economy in the world. one of the things that excite committee colleges about the attention the p

host: waterford, mich., dale. caller: no one is addressing two issues. one is that the new york stock exchange is set up as an exchange of commodities, stocks, and bonds. two, why did we borrow $750 billion from the banks to give back to the banks in the bailout? i do not understand. no one is even attempting to address these two issues. i saw it coming in 2004 when everyone told me i was just du mb. i do not understand where this whole thing is going until we address those two issues. we're paying interest on $750 billion. guest: sure, much of that amount in the tarp program -- most of it has been repaid. i'm not sure if it was borrowed from the banks i'm assuming that in the larger sense. the government is operating in deficits. the argument i have heard for the immediate bailout in 2008, especially after the collapse of lehman was the fear of the general contagion that would completely freeze the markets and could potentially lead to a great depression. the obama administration has argued, as has the bush administration under which the bailouts occurr

the tax credit, which i thank you for extending, 150 companies across the company, 14 companies in michcreate new investments on jobs in manufacturing. we have a longer wait to go in michigan than anywhere else but i can tell you that we are seeing significant investments and changes as a result of the recovery act. i do not know where we would be if we had not done it. >> the committee eventually passed on a mostly party-line vote of 12-10. the plant reportedly cut deficits quicker that the one proposed by the president but postponed major tax and spending initiatives. >> and a few moments, house debate on a bill that would suggest additional sanctions against iran. president obama supports business leaders to support new financial regulations. after that, the senate budget committee continues to markup next year's budget proposal. tomorrow morning, live coverage of the hearing on the 2008 financial crisis and the role of credit rating agencies, particularly standard and poor's and moody's. witnesses include former officers of both companies. that is live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> all

host: 2 southland, mich. and this is iris, go ahead.aller: i feel the government is just taking and taking an spending and spending. they have been earmarked for everything from bridges, highways renamed, street signs, etc. i think they borrow money when they charge you taxes on your salary and maybe they could add another $50, $60, $200 back from what they do not use. we give them our trust and they give us back little "let them eat cake" kind of stuff. obama could travel less and do more by telephone and spend more time in the united states where he is elected president. or maybe cut his salary until his proves himself -- until he proves himself. and they should stop taking from our generosity and start instituting a flat tax. maybe we could finally be fiscally sound in this country and never did get a freer -- fair share. host: should congress provide more aid to states? congress comes back today. the senate is in first and then the house back tomorrow. the hill reports that battle weary house democrats are short weeks easy vote ahea