mr. foster?" here is a look at that documentary. >> if you look at how norman looks, always dressed in a very particular kind of style, it reflects the qualities of his architecture very much. it has that sense of doing things precisely, carefully, consideredly. but you could also say that there's something about his architecture which is hard to read. how do you understand a building which is a black glass, curbed screen. you don't quite know what's going on inside, and maybe that's norman, also." >> rose: i am pleased to have lord norman foster at this table for the first time. welcome. and it's about time. tell me about this project. angela is a great friend of mine. it's not where you expect to see norman foster doing something. here it is. roll tape. >> i'm angela westwater in front of the westwater gallery at 257 bauery. more specifically, i'm in norman foster's moving room where there's installed a work, a moving room 12 by 20 feet in size, and it was really conceived of as an exhibition sp

mr. foster is. but by >> many parts of this district have been hit hard. illinois in general has a higher unemployment rate than the nation does and the 14th district has a higher rate than illinois does. we have felt the downturn more than most places. people are really hurting and they want jobs and they want that opportunity. >> money is coming into play. foster has a much bigger war chest and his opponent. this is a tossup. i think people are concerned that foster may continue to vote the party line. >> our local content of vehicles are traveling the country visiting committees and congressional districts as we look at some of the most closely contested house races leading up to the midterm elections. for more information on what the local content of vehicles are up to, visit our web site. >> the district is located in the northern and central portion of the state encompassing many chicago suburbs, small towns, and in number of farming communities. the 14th congressional district was held by dennis hastert until he retired in 2007. he was speaker of th

mr. foster, and it refers to you. >> fine bill foster, and i approve this message. >> the company said of the cayman island hedge fund and used taxpayer bailout money and made a promise behind toxic mortgages. firms like this one field of the mortgage crisis. homeowners lost millions while his company profited from the crisis. >> he may have profited. i did not. >> tell us what you are referring to in that ad. >> the basic story was broken by crane chicago business. this was looked as -- when we make an advertisement, we document in detail the facts. there are articles in the "wall street journal." there was a congressional testimony. are filings with regulators. it was looked at by the "chicago tribune" and they endorsed me. it was looked at by the "chicago sun times" and they endorsed me. it was looked at by the "daily herald." wrote stories on it and in those me. it is important for them to understand what is factually correct. >> did your firm, performance trust investment advisors, use some of the tarp-phone -- tarp- backed funds for securities? >> this is not my firm. i'm an employe

. >> in his article, he quotes richard foster to say that, under obama care, deductibles will go up. you are absolutely incorrect on this. >> mr. paul, as you know, kentucky is the net in porter federal dollars. you argue for a separate taxation system. you want more money kept at home. win and youy you are able to convince everyone in the senate and the conference of your plan. the net -- will the net result for kentucky be a lesser percentage of the federal pie? >> actually, if you take out those active military salaries and what we give to our bases, our numbers are disproportionately high because of having two big military bases. they have -- we have a lot of active duty salaries. washington is a net loser for us. we need to say -- we need to figure out how to fix the deficit. we will have to look at every program and say how do we balances? soldiers should be taken out of the equation. >> rand paul came out for a 23% tax. that would be on top of our regular sales tax. the wants to do away with the 16th amendment and put in a 23% national sales tax. so when you buy groceries or buy supplies, you're adding a 23% national sa

. >> in his article, he quotes richard foster to say that, under obama care, deductibles will go up. you are absolutely incorrect on this. >> mr. paul, as you know, kentucky is the net in porter federal dollars. you argue for a separate taxation system. you want more money kept at home. but let's say you win and you are able to convince everyone in the senate and the conference of your plan. the net -- will the net result for kentucky be a lesser percentage of the federal pie? >> actually, if you take out those active military salaries and what we give to our bases, our numbers are disproportionately high because of having two big military bases. they have -- we have a lot of active duty salaries. washington is a net loser for us. we need to say -- we need to figure out how to fix the deficit. we will have to look at every program and say how do we balances? soldiers should be taken out of the equation. >> rand paul came out for a 23% national sales tax. that would be on top of our regular sales tax. the wants to do away with the 16th amendment and put in a 23% national sales tax. so when you buy groceries or buy supplies, you