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five students was accepted at oxford would therefore urge to your cause straight a's in the top 3% nashua's to go to stanford journalism school 40 percent dropout rate of loss vegas kids do horrible and if they go to community college they have to take'' remedial math before they start with homeschooling got my daughter to harvard and oxford and hopefully stanford you don't need government to educate your children to give you a check or to find you a job this book is about personal responsibility and individuality and rugged individualism and self-reliance and sacrifice all the great things that make america the greatest in the world country. people were thinking this is malarkey i believe and what chart george washington james madison how could the tea party of the extreme when we believe in the u.s. constitution a limited government just like the founding fathers? of that is extreme i am guilty as charged. >> host: as a senator what could do it a fact as change? >> even being in the minority of the u.s. senate but i was expected if i was a betting man i was looking at the senate being tur

same facility, those who have only been charged with a crime and are awaiting trial are held at the nashuaeet jail until the resolution of their case. those who are convicted and receive sentences of two-and-a-half years or less will usually serve their time four miles away at the house of correction. >> top of the world. 15 minutes! i told you. i told you. it was going to be nothing. >> it's a place sal giuliano has become very familiar with over the years. [ bleep ] >> keep a small circle. >> my buddy shayne, mini me. >> south boston's in the house over here. >> we got one for you. >> what's up? >> these guys here, i grew up with them, from the same hometown. >> what's the table? >> what's up? >> i don't want to make any more friends. i have 13 commitments. i've been in this jail 12 times. my last court date i had 76 convictions. i'm doing the second half of a two-year sentence, i finished a year in may, went home on probation, placed me on a bracelet, house arrest. that didn't fit too good. i ended up cutting it off, the first of my own. i assisted a few friends before. >> giuliano's la

nashua, new hampshire? caller: it will be nice appear, for a change. the economy is stagnant. which is not real surprising, considering we have not gotten -- we have not got much industry or anything to speak of. basically what i am looking at is, they are going to make our economy and a whole lot worse in about two weeks if they don't get over this idea of democrats saying we are going to make it look like it is your fault, republicans, and a bunch of republican sitting back and saying, we are going to shoot ourselves and everyone else in the head. we hired them to do a job. we hired them to do one simple job. manage the business of our government. and they are even going to blow that by going bankrupt. host: bill in nashua, new hampshire. five years after the crisis, what is the economy like for you? we want to hear your story. what is your employment like? what is your pocketbook like? we will keep taking your phone calls for this morning's "washington journal," but let's give you some other news on syria and the middle east situation. "the wall street journal" frontpage ha

nashua areboard o both from rural districts. what is yours like? ruralh from districts.hat is yours like? guest: it is like the big arm that comes around. my district can place each to the city of phoenix. host: congresswoman kirkpatrick? guest: i am all the way from utah down to the mexican border. host: christina. massachusetts. independent line. caller: i come from a democratic state. you talk about getting continuing resolutions. they have not worked, so why keep doing the same thing over and over? we have to pass budgets and keep going. my question to both of you is with the bipartisanship, i have watched congress do stuff, the senate fight back and forth, he do not work together -- you do not work together, and you keep americans fighting with each other. do you picture us becoming two separate countries? that is what i am waiting for us to see happen. the congress and the senate are actually fighting with the american people. i will listen for the answer. host: thank you for the call, christina. guest: christina, i see people trying to work together like congressm

the nashua telegraph, decision to eliminate national hospital from health exchange causes confusion. the union leader, companies look for ways to pay new fees, coming from obamacare. concord monitor, concord hospital not part of provider network for obamacare exchange plan in new hampshire. and then nationally, the minutes are telling the story as well. politico recently, obamacare, one blow after another. "usa today," family glitch in health law could be painful. could leave up to 500,000 children without coverage and cost families thousands of dollars. "washington post," one week away, obamacare's small business insurance exchanges not all ready for launch. cnbc on main street, obamacare hurts hiring, staffing. "usa today" pew poll, health care law faces difficult future. and, you know, we have seen there are many more i can go through here because it has been one bad story after another because of the reality of implementing this flawed law. the private sector impact of obamacare. we all want our economy to do better than it is doing right now, to provide jobs and opportunity for

here is diane nashua is black and cannot devote herself, she is assuming responsibility for j.dgar hoover instead of a sense of victimhood. that is an amazing example to me of the kind of wisdom these young people, she was only 23 years old when she was doing all this stuff with j. edgar hoover. there's a lot of wisdom here and there are no easy answers. it really does make our history enthralling. >> keep it on. on the subject of this national gridlock, fort dietrich to develop party specific plague. for one side or the other i don't care which. what do you think is the past forward. stupid, crazy gridlock. >> you got to apply your heart, soul, mind and body to detach from people on the other side from the irrationality they are trapped in the anti big government side seems to me pretty much reached a cul-de-sac because there's a larger and larger body of people, it appeals to fear, anxiety but also tried in the sense of saying if i didn't have these public budget -- people ask me to pay a small amount for food stamps, i would be better off. i don't need any of our public conv