ok? >>cheryl: ok >>joanne: i take beautiful, big, thick pork chops like this and i place those in a bowl and then i add to this some salt and water. and i usually use, just room temperature water is good for this. now you're going to add 4 tablespoons of that kosher salt. for each 1 cup of water add 1 tablespoon of kosher salt. let's put these in the refrigerator. >>cheryl: do you need to cover it? >>joanne: absolutely not. you don't need to. it's only going to sit in there for one hour. now we'll get the garnishes ready for this, morel mushrooms and asparagus. >>cheryl: ok, are these the morels? they're very strange looking. >>joanne: these are morels. i know they look like they're from outer space. they do, i mean they look, but they're delicious. they're a wild mushroom that is more mellow in flavor but when they're dried it gets a little touch more concentrated. >>cheryl: where would you buy something like that? like a specialty store? >>joanne: no, you can find them in a lot of groce

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we're going to have a federally subsidized banking industry the way we have with the banks ok there's should be limitations on that i don't think we should have been the first place but tell me what's your view on the volcker rule we need the poker role basically local rules and it's not but if you want to gamble gamble on your own money don't gamble using taxpayer subsidized money don't gamble on customer accounts that's the problem but of course i did it cause i just bet his own funds he's a multimillionaire if he just. maybe not that would have been ok the problem is when he took the segregated customer accounts which are protected by institutions like the f.b.i. cia or in this case. itself well ok let me switch to another earlier today former white house chief of staff erskine bowles talked about reforming the tax code and here is what happened. we can bring down the corporate tax rate the corporations will have more money available to invest and invest in this country to create jobs over here it will make us more competitive it will keep companies headquartered here in the us rat

maybe not that would have been ok the problem is when he took the segregated customer accounts which are protected by institutions like the f.b.i. cia or in this case. itself well ok let me switch to another earlier today former white house chief of staff erskine bowles talked about reforming the tax code and here is what happened. we can bring down the corporate tax rate the corporations will have more money available to invest and invest in this country to create jobs over here it will make us more competitive it will keep companies headquartered here in the us rather than see them going out countries we need to ok what do you think well you and i had this discussion about apple what about a few weeks ago but the problem is not that the corporate tax rates too high the problem is that if you too few corporations are paying their taxes we have let about maybe a third at best corporations paying their taxes i'll call slowing the rate and you do long as they make that apple is actually playing by the rules here it is the law that they're playing but it is the law but if you're going t

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ok. if you want to jump in in washington please do yeah yeah. i think we need to be careful as we talk about africa as. you say you know america does this in africa and china does that in africa well you know i think we should bear in mind that africans have their own agency in the process very good so has of. people i mean. it's all very well in south africa to talk about drones and we can we can talk about that but south africa doesn't face threats from serious threat from terrorism where. countries like mali countries like somalia do and actually you know as the conflict broke out in mali last year given the hands in that region if you're appealing to you know if you're going to be just militarily sorry. go ahead if you. are doing. america suffers a threat from terrorism why doesn't the man respect the rule of law if somebody is guilty of them why can't america with all its but when might capture the person give the person a trial you haven't done some something so basic even serial ki

the part that's controversial i'm going to hear about it i want to get to that in a minute but yes ok but the point is that this was well known this was done on under the foreign intelligence surveillance act right and we liberals actually opposed it at the time. when george bush did it it was largely unauthorized but in two thousand and six in two thousand and eight reauthorization for both and the patriot act it's there in statute i still think it's against the constitution ok clearly statutorily authorized so you are a person who believes that if there is legislative content that is opposed to the constitution itself that it should not be enforced or would you just say that it should be overturned by the supreme court at some time i think people should take it to court one of the problems with all of this how does it get to court that's exactly the problem is the a.c.l.u. tried to take it to court but under the state secrets privilege no one could prove they were being spied against even though they were being spied against we know that now and so they can take it to court now i th

ok brian if i go back at you with the fact that ok go ahead caroline go ahead keep going keep going. what i was just going to say that you know together the fact that as i said earlier. the the to some extent the revolutions have been against me and liberalism and then there's the question of well you know where does the west stand in relation to that ok you know it's you know brian you brought up a little bit earlier in the program about the ripple effect in the greater middle east and how we're going to people how are turks going to look at egypt and egypt look at turkey i mean you know it was supposed to be seamless have elections everything will be fine but it never works out that way at least in this part of the world now well i think that mr morsi and most are good on in turkey are both in pretty similar positions in that they are clinging on the fact that they were democratically democratically elected as there are masses in the streets calling for their ouster i would just like to reiterate the previous point that you have to govern in a way that is responsive to the people a

if you have to ok your opinion of big coins i know what it is but it's . stated for the viewers is a farce it's a ponzi scheme and if i could go and see scape i could short bitcoins see that's the question i want to go short on big points i want to buy a put option i think we're going to go down to zero and so i what i want to do if i want to bet against them let me say don't let me do that you know that's i don't hold it i would say that's why it's a legitimate financial product if you can shorted that means j.p. morgan cannot be in the market for it so which is why it will fail which is over ok because it doesn't have the support of the big bankers it doesn't exist unfortunately doesn't exist don't buy that coins they do exist and i have one in my pocket very good yeah it's a cyber coin ok what's the future with snowden what's going to happen with this guy well right now he's apparently no where he's technically lim brush but he's not in russia because we took away his passport so he's sitting i guess i imagine sort of crawled across the kind of like thi

morgan cannot be in the market for it so which is why it will fail which is ok because. doesn't have the support of the big bankers it doesn't exist unfortunately doesn't exist don't buy that coins they do exist i have one in my pocket very good yeah it's a cyber coin ok what's a future with snowden what's going to happen with this guy well right now he's apparently no where he's technically lim brush but he's not in russia because we took away his passport so he's sitting i guess i imagine sort of crawled across the kind of like the movie yeah you know kind of strike trying to sleep there in the intercontinental. snowden i think. i don't think it's as bad as a lot of people are saying i know george w. bush called him a traitor i consider dick cheney a traitor because dick cheney what he did is he took a real life spy valerie plame wilson he exposed her to me that's a traitor sack exposing an operative he says the american way of life is non-negotiable is that. you know i'm going to defend him i'm just cliches like that don't matter to me what matters to me is exposed fr

ok. i think what we're getting is. dish analogy is to work here ok clarence that's a good point but i think for ruth is correct in the past if you look to in the cold war for example the conditions under which it was deliberate was based on you siding with the us against the soviet union after september eleventh for about the next ten years the conditions were getting a word that you opened up to security concerns of the united states where obama could turn the page which is where we look at china and when we look at brazil is that you don't have those kinds of conditions and it becomes a much more even kind of fair negotiation that has for talks about there are benefits on the ground for people across the region when you have investment when you have development when you have a train that has to be the place that turns as we move forward now hopefully that's what obama will be talking about in the people who are traveling with the business leaders the corporate leaders that they will be

ok. i think what we're getting is. dish analogy is to work here ok clarence that's a good point but i think for ruth is correct in the past if you look to in the cold war for example the conditions under which aid was delivered it was based on you siding with the us against the soviet union after september eleventh for about the next ten years the conditions were getting a word that you opened up to security concerns of the united states where obama could turn the page which is where we look at china and when we look at brazil is that you don't have those kinds of conditions and it becomes a much more even kind of fair negotiation that as for talks about there are benefits on the ground for people across the region when you have investment when you have development when you have train that has to be the place that turns as we move forward now hopefully that's what obama will be talking about in the people who are traveling with him the business leaders the corporate leaders that they will

ok. so i think what we're getting. dish analogy is to work here ok clarence that's a good point but i think for ruth is correct in the past if you look to win the cold war for example the conditions under which it was deliberate was based on you siding with the us against the soviet union after september eleventh for about the next ten years the conditions were getting a word that you opened up to security concerns of the united states where obama could turn the page which is where we look at china and when we look at brazil is that you don't have those kinds of conditions and it becomes a much more even kind of fair negotiation that as for talks about there are benefits on the ground for people across the region when you have investment when you have development when you have a train that has to be the place that turns as we move forward now hopefully that's what obama will be talking about in the people who are traveling with him the business leaders the corporate leaders that they will

has no economic vision to speak of ok. in washington d.c. who will pull their i think. well eventually they. want to know that's really what people want to know who's going to win. i think the market will when in the end because china has so much current domestically. randon event will cost collapse within from that with because they create so much station within the party with people in the party and within the i think groups so i leave. you know reached a tipping point moment i think that's a mistake you shoes will cause them collapse if they fight. against you. japan and taiwan they will truly reveal their nature and it will be isolated by international community i think there will be costs run out of time and i want to give dan the last word who will prevail over whom why he so you're looking at a possibility where no one wins and the losers of the world's people as we had the economic crisis military conflict and a terrible environmental disaster that none of these nations are facing up to. particularly. the world but when you leave we have these state we had three

allies in their own currencies ok so the u.s. is not that again of a losing right now and i took it to a rather because i had very gently and shall go ahead jane i just one quick point because china's you work for the u.s. and china to co-exist china i mean u.s. has to first of four rick lies that china is the superpower status that's number one number two us must respect china's so-called core your interests this core you interests are very are ever you grew in change and what they really want is their territory territory integrity they want to see territory they want use china sea territory they want taiwan if mirka do not agree do not respect that type of korea interests that clear it will cost clash and they won't be i call existence between the united states and china dan in cincinnati do you want to react to that. no compromise well i think that. once again i don't think that you know great powers make compromises all the time they compromise in the short term to achieve a short term goal the united states and china have re

pistol that is a crime but if you use a copycat made in mexico to blow your neighbors off well that's ok because it's a generic copy no no sane person would allow generic drug producers to have no liability for their product but that's just my opinion. polling welcome to crossfire for all things considered i'm peter lavelle syria and reversed momentum rebels are now killing one another in alienating the people they claim they're fighting for the assad regime has regained lost ground and is on the offensive in the meantime western powers are showing we lucked to provide arms to the rebels is it now time to consider a process to stop the violence and talk peace. to cross talk the war in syria i'm joined by kelly vlahos in washington she's a journalist and antiwar dot com also in washington and we have a son he's an independent defense consultant and. author of the book the great powers versus the hedge a month and in london we crossed a couple come already he's a writer and a journalist or right folks cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much en

fred go ahead fred ok no no i'm. ok here's where israel gave back everything to egypt but egypt was willing to recognize israel. recognize israel send them bass's exchange and the state of war and everything you know just how much money just don't have a say how can. they do that if they don't have a state fred i mean really but they can they have the they have a state in the making they have leadership they can make whatever agreements they want to now the point that or the one thing they are just like to state about international law or this international law which governs israel israel's tried to tries to what here has all my rever heard of the the tomb conference following the one nine hundred sixty seven war all the arab the arab league including palestinian representatives made it clear to the israel's no negotiations nothing no peace no negotiations it was all in no no no so one might understand why the israelis weren't willing to give it back now as to israel being threatened annoyed someone by the name of go

has no economic vision to speak of ok. washington d.c. who will pull their i think. well eventually it will want to know that's really what people want to know who's going to win. i think the market will when in the end because china has so much current domestically. random events will cost collapse within from that with because they create so much station within the party with people in the party and within that i think groups so i leave. you know reached a tipping point moment i think that's a mystic you shoes will cause them collapse if they fight. against you. japan and taiwan they will truly reveal their nature and it will be isolated by international community i think there will be costs. and i want to give dan the last word who will prevail over whom why he so you're looking at a possibility where no one wins and the loser is the world's people as we had the economic crisis military conflict and a terrible environmental disaster that none of these nations are facing up to. particularly. the world but when you leave we have these we had three different points o

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has no economic vision to speak of ok. in washington d.c. who will pull their i think. well eventually they. want to know that's really what people want to know who's going to win. i think the market will when in the end because china has so much current domestically. random events will cost collapse within from that with because they create so much station within the party with people in the party and within that i think groups so i leave. you know reached a tipping point moment i think that's a mystic you shoes will cause them collapse if they fight. against you. japan and taiwan they will truly reveal their nature there will be isolated by international community i think there will be costs. and i want to give dan the last word who will prevail over whom why he so you're looking at a possibility where no one wins and the losers of the world's people as we had the economic crisis military conflict and a terrible environmental disaster that none of these nations are facing up to. particularly. the world but it will believe that we have all of these we had three differe

ok kelly i have to jump in you know we're going to go to a short break and after that. we'll continue our discussion on sirius stay with. the best . exactly what happened that day i don't know but along with i killed. piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results you get innocent people to confess to police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really tough in the course of interrogation why because there's been this and lightman no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were often they could get what they wanted they can say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. comes right from the scene. from the first trip to the scene and i think the church. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. to be in the no bullets on mom. gave it's. easy to. see. welcome back to cross talk we're all things considered i'm peter lavelle to mind you were discussing

as they i see it is basically to be the cake keeper and shepherd of data and information on the web ok that makes them a very very powerful company with that being said who would do it somebody else would do it so might have stated before google the privacy concerns you know outed by snow through the n.s.a. etc extremely valid but you know they were there you know there and they say it's a spy agency that's what they do anybody who's concerned about google glass should be concerned about anybody else with a cellphone grasses basically a cell phone in a different form factor anybody's afraid of a so. phonographs should be free to walk down the street particularly new york city with a camera on every other quanah certainly and then there's the united states satellites so probably sees a big issue everybody should be concerned but you should be concerned. because certain. should be concerned of the problem and not necessarily a proxy for the problem and that's you know new technology etc we have just a couple of minutes left but a lot of these tech companies have been parking money in ire

corruption ok he gets he deserves ok but to what extent is this case politicized he politicized it he's running for political office he's running for mayor if you're running for political office people going to look at you more closely ok that's fair enough for any politician anywhere in the world the media is going to look more closely and if you claim something. and you're convicted of corruption it's a lot about you was a politician or a future politician and in fact. campaigns brought him popularity and actually brought him to prominence right and that's what he wanted but so it's like you get what you want you want notoriety people who look at you much more closely ok but what makes no value so popular in the west because he's anti putin and it's very clear they want a face they want an easy name to pronounce as well look if we compare his popularity in russia and in the west is probably different because he's. not a third of russians know who we are less than a third and the more you find out about him the less you like him he's a racist that's what he is he's a racist and he's no

ok kelly i have to jump in you know we're going to go to a short break and after that. we'll continue our discussion on syria state with. a really nice one. is a. look. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. the worst year for those. white house of the day the radio guy for the tale of minutes from a quick profit i want to watch closely to do because you've never seen anything like this on call. when the greats spade blind to what is happening in their country. the american dream is disappearing. the houses with gardens are laid out the poor are left hopeless the streets are full of angry crowns fighting against. a high school who stole the american dream lead. is it possible to navigate the economy with all that do. tail statistics and information and media hype will keep you up to date by decoding the main stream had . it been your. pleas

the germans are going to say ok to another twenty thirty billion dollars bailout for that bank and i have in my side of name five other banks and insurance companies that are also in their issues so we have almost a guaranteed bill and we have almost from my perspective my observations of how gracious again would see capitalization and be forceful in the process. that was the owner of boom bust blog dot com reggie middleton. this week negotiations for the t.v. to play launched very few are talking about it and it's getting a little media coverage i would bet most of you haven't even heard of to tip so let's break it down the transatlantic trade and investment partnership for short is a trade agreement between the european union and the united states aimed at removing trade barriers to make it easier to buy and sell goods and services but the e.u. and the us this is a very large trade agreement one of the biggest in history it is a result of the world trade organization negotiations falling through and the so-called development agenda the u.s. refused to eliminate agriculture subsidie