once you hit an extra dollar of revenue, it generates new prague -- new profit. if you are operating below the profitability, but does not necessarily generate more profit. so, i think that's been a big misconception, and it's been used to try to derail the progress we're trying to make. if you guys can help us with that, that would be great. >> in fact, that is true in both schedules that have been proposed. and the question is, what should that increment be at the low end? 2000% increase at the high-end seems a bit much. >> i agree. i think there should be plenty of room for exceptions where this was not to be an opportunistic land grab or revenue grab, if you will. to put the hurt on certain companies. the idea is to keep the revenue neutral and to meet the points you pointed out, making it equitable and addressing -- i mean, it would ability is one of the primary points, and i think it should be. otherwise, people will feel like they're being mistreated in the city. >> i will let you answer the question. unfortunately, and public comment, we are somewhat proh

new subject. let's talk about so-called butcher of prague, who was in charge of the campaign of terror of prague. talk about the czech soldiers and those who murdered him. >> i think that the whole episode is something that fits into the story about choices and were the right decisions are. this man was one of the most evil people in the whole pantheon of evil people. he was very high nazi official, some people say number three, that he was somebody who actually invented the concept of the holocaust and the final solution. he was somebody that was supposed to be transferred onto friends and taking on larger roles, having already done what he thought he needed to do in czechoslovakia. he was a genuinely wearable, barber person. a decision was made by the government in exile that it would be good if he could be assassinated. the czech and slovaks that were in london, there were a group of military people that were there that had also escaped, and they wanted to be helpful in the allied effort. would there be a role for czechoslovakia, and there were questions, also, and i think this is a lesson, in

new subject. let's talk about the so-called butcher of prague, 0 who was in charge of the campaign of terror against the jews. tell us about his assassination and the czech soldiers who parachuted into czechoslovakia and murdered him? >> i think the whole episode is something that fits into the story about choices, the right decisions made. heinrich was one of the most evil people in the whole pantheon of evil people. a very high nazi official, some people say number three. he was somebody that actually invented the concept of the holocaust and the final solution, and he was somebody that was supposed to be transferred on to france and take an even larger role, having already done what he thought he needed to do in sec, -- czechoslovakia. so he was a general winly horrible barbarian. a decision was made by the government in exile it would be good for him to be assassinated. the slovacs in london, a group of military people that were there that had also escaped, and some of them flew with the raf, the royal air force, and wanted to be helpful in the allied effort. there were real questions how they f

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are you and let's keep prague my contract we will be back with more press and comments on what's going on in and outside russia until then day and r.t. and take a. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operation to rule the day.

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while they're praguing about it, they're trying to shut it down. in new orleans today, they had the first lease sale we've had in two years and it shows tremendous interest in exploring for american energy but there's no plan in place. normally off five-year plan in this country. by law the president is supposed to have a five-year plan. after today, there's nothing on the books. for any more future lease sales. in fact the proposal the president has been sitting on shuts off 85% of the areas that were getting ready to be opened up for exploration. that leads to a greater depend sunny middle eastern oil, on foreign countries that don't like us. the president has shipped tens of thousands of energy jobs out of this country, we've tracked rigs that have left the united states and gone to egypt and ghana and brazil. those jobs ought to be here, we ought to be creating those jobs here and seeking energy independence and this bill is a great start, i urge support and yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from illinois. the gentleman from

new markets tax credit are the engine that drives these deals. grant programs alone are not enough to move forward on most development prague -- projects in most communities. the typically need a combination. the biggest resource is the tax credit. i feel that if we lose tax credits or there is uncertainty, it will have a detrimental effect on our ability to do more projects and very targeted communities. >> any others? thank you, mr. chairman. >> -you for your leadership on the new markets tax credit. dr. white has been an advocate. in my district, which is urban and suburban, the fact is that if you and i drove through it and saw differences in housing policy at the federal level between a housing authority, a hud property, versus a new market tax policy that has private sector involvement and oftentimes local support from cities and counties, the differences are unbelievable. i would love to see you all doing a study on how those different policies at the federal level impact, in the end, what the bricks and mortars are built on the ground and how that impacts communities. >> i do not think we have done as comprehensive of a look as you were asking abo