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because the trends within the economic prison of the european union if they were able to escape the ohms of the road so when the commissioners who want to keep hold of them on their asses they will be able to take control of their economic leavers and help themselves get out of this debt crisis ok stave off let's talk about the ripple effect sierra because the the folks who are not against the haircut or the write off or the return of the drachmas chorus or saying that the bond market would collapse the greek banks would collapse ripple effect throughout the euro zone what do you say to this i think that would be some times ahead for europe if only the way if we don't take that and allow greece to escape from this economic prison then we'll see a long period of time where the european people have to pay for this massive debt and we can talk about the e f s f and its extended bailout i'm sure we'll go into that in greater detail but if we do allow them there would certainly be some form of ripple effect but would that necessarily. be as bad as the doomsayers of christine lagarde in the i.

the case of a russian businessman accused of ohms dealing is costing a shadow over the u.s. justice system. and a russian trying to drive rescue dozens of people from a burning building when he is vehicle next to the window so people could jump to their safety more had to ask a doctor. in a bid to prop up the stability of the european banking sector and lower volatility e.u. authorities are discussing raising private banks call reserves to nine percent from the current seven the move comes as fears of sovereign contagion and its effects on banks grow stronger also has contributed to metric confidence says it could spread way beyond europe but believes that more regulation is not always enough so if they collapse or would happen immediately there's the banking crisis for example there's counter party risk but european banks have with other other american derivatives market there may not necessarily be direct exposure but the whole idea of counterparty risk is you may have a deal with one bank of they have a deal with another bag and the bank is exposed to another bank and the

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. >> one of the fatal mistakes, ohm one that all pundits make is projecting today into tomorrow, next two to one over barak obama. you couldn't find a pundit who believed that she wouldn't win the nomination in 2008 and we all know what happened. look, this happens regularly. think of pat buchanan coming out of nowhere against george h.w. bush in 1992. think of steve forbes upsetting the coronation plans of bob dole in 1996. john mccain winning the hatch hamp primary against george w. bush in 2000. john considery coming back from object live onto win in 2004. all of these things happened late. these electates particularly in iowa and new hampshire, they do as they please. they don't listen to you and me, steve. it's outrageous. they do not listen to you and me. >> steve: let's keep it that way. they can watch us, but shouldn't listen to us. so larry, does that mean that anybody in the republican ranks can come out to win ultimately, or is it pretty much down to a couple of guys or gals? >> look, you never rule out anybody who is on the ballot, who has paid the fees and who is in those

as said in the ohm statements, at least 85% of adults gambled in the last year, 15% in the last week. that's $95 billion generated by casinos, tracks, and lotteries that does not include sport gambling and interpret gambling of today. $6 billion a year comes from the special federal withholing tax on legalized winnings. yet, unlike the federal excise tax ton tobacco and alcohol, not a single penny of this taxed revenue is returned back to prevent and treat the social cost of gambling addiction. between 6-8 million adults and 500,000 addless sents meet criteria for addiction in a given year. in high risk groups including members of racial minority groups, young males, and veterans. the associated cost to families, businesses, and communities tops $7 billion per year from addiction, bankruptcy, and crime. problem gambling is therefore an important health concern. gambling problems are significantly correlated with other abuse problems we know are extremely costly to the state governments, family, and individuals. gambling problems are significantly correlated with higher rates of unempl

i worked in a good station in ohm ha that produced a legendary news by the name of hoyt, who later went to chicago. we did news on the air, and at 25, i moved to atlanta in the middle of the civil rights movement, and i raced off and chartered airplanes to anyville, alabama and other places where all hell was breaking lose, got on the air, and eight months later, abc wanted me to work for them, go to los angeles, and that's how i got there. >> i always believed to make it big in journalism or to have great national influence, you had to be from the heartland of the country. i mean, south dakota, you got johnny carson, and i was worried being from los angeles that i had a real limit there, and you said, in fact, that was true. >> that's right. [laughter] there are parts of the valley that represent our land, but you just didn't happen to be there. [laughter] i think there's something to that. people asked me about that. i think for one thing when you live in those areas, you're looking over all the horizons because there's not as much going on around you in the great plains. [laughter] t