moseley had to do with trying to eliminate medallions from passing to the hands of people who were not drivers. i think the account has demonstrated he is an actual driver. he is making his living as a taxicab driver and has tried to meet the requirements. were we to apply it to our transportation code, he certainly has met it. that is in terms of the driving requirement. i would personally want the mta to grant it. commissioner fung: it is interesting because this case has dragged on for a while. there was some incentive in order to be able to -- that said, i would support it. i would also state that as far as i am concerned, for mta purposes, perhaps, in my own thinking, this is not as acceptable to me in the future to put something drag out until someone conforms. commissioner peterson: i do not have anything different to say, except the fact that he is trying to conform in the and to show he has a certain understanding of what is required. that would help my decision. also that we are in safe territory to apply the current transportation. i do not think i am clear on what mta's pos

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moseley braun to live video for your media project for free media and dollars r t dot com. you can. live. live. below and welcome across top i'm peter lavelle the food that failed but changed everything twenty years ago communist party hardliners attempted to derail me help out of a child's efforts to reform the soviet union in the coups aftermath the communist party was banned to be followed by the end of the u.s.s.r. could history of played out different. lives can. start listening. to cross talk the events of august nine hundred ninety one i'm joined by geoffrey hosking in london he is america's professor of russian history at the university college london in oxford we have archie brown he's america's professor of politics at the university of oxford and if you know the good old we go to make light petro he is professor of politics at the university of rhode island all right gentlemen this is cross talk and you can jump in anytime you want but first let's have a look at the failed coup of nine hundred ninety one. class are you surprised at the end this is a sec. on august ninetee

bush 180 and his ranch in texas moseley, bill clinton, 28, the lowest, and ron reagan at this point, 112 days. what are your comments? guest: i am familiar with the numbers. president obama it just illustrates he is in the middle. not really a frequent vacationer but he does go on his vacations. it is not like he is way up there and the numbers. as you say, look at the comparison to president reagan and president george w. bush. but i think the problem right now -- and i have written a book about president and vacations and their retreats -- but americans are pretty tolerant and understanding of the president's need to get away on vacation. just as people in their everyday lives know they need a break from work. they understand the president does, too. right now the problem president obama has is with all of these economic problems we have with 14 million be bought out of work and a lot of people under employed, it is not just peaked -- going on vacation but where he goes. i think going to martha's vineyard, which is generally billed as a haven for rich folks and celebrities and some

here is judge moseley. >> that suggests a rather substantial this is the kind of thing you see in a bananad have put somebody in jail for ten years b but he could only fine them for $5,000. >> brian: one felony count, but it doesn't stop him from expressing his outrage. >> exactly. we haven't had judges really say that specifically about acorn. >> brian: you head the voter fraud unit here and you're the senior vice president on staff. so what can we do if we think we see voter fraud? >> we have the fox -- voter news at fox news.com. we have a voter fraud unit. we investigate voter fraud allegations across the country. we have a case in upstate new york why three politicians have been indicted for making up absentee ballots. we talked to the voters, they said that's not my vote. another scheme was going to casino by bus. that's all fake. if you suspect problem, voter fraud at fox news.com is our address and we read every single e-mail. huge staff. >> brian: he does. >> have you been up there? we got the whole floor. >> brian: i can't get the pass code to get into the suite. until then, i ju

we made it may be a dollars trillion of the back, the stock market moseley. the other big asset on most people's balance sheet, their home, has not contributed. when we look at housing and i look at housing, housing is really two questions. one is, how many people work in housing, how much income with you generate from building and selling more homes? the other factor is when you get the housing market settled out and you underpin those housing prices and start to see price appreciation again, you start to get this wealth number. that is the more profound impact of housing on the economy today. it is not just at the margin, would you can do with building more homes are putting in more appliances and all that, which is important. this is fundamentally important. that affects 12% of the economy or so. this affects 70% of the economy. we have lost a ton of net worth, and where we have to make that back is in the assets where we lost it. there's no other asset that is going to step up and take over for the house, the home, and the average american's portfolio. 68