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point you making and i agree with you, but it does raise the serious issue that i have been pressed ond and others have been pressed on which is how black people do this dance with the president. you and i are slarle situated on this. i try to have some empathy for black folk who know what he is up against. they don't really know how to maneuver and operate and make those demands because they don't want to be seen as aiding and abetting the haters of this president. >> that aiding i.e.a. betting, when you lift up your voice, thinking about -- the -- it was a. philip randolph who made the demands of president roosevelt about black unemployment in world war ii. whites said they would not work next to black people so there was employment available but we could not get it. a. philip randolph said you have got to do something. roosevelt said make me. when he presented him with a plan for a march on washington on n the middle of a war. when you're fighting for democracy all over the world but you have anti-democracy forces at home, he said let me sign the executive order and get you black peo

he is accused of shooting councilman jerry melo ond saturday. he was working as a forester when he accidentally stumbled into poppies that brassler was trying to cultivate. >> i think something needs to happen because it's getting badder out here, just people just don't care about other people's lives and it's not right. >> flags are at half staff in honor of the slain councilman and a memorial service is being planned. bassler is believed to be holed up in the woods. investigators say they are following up on some tips. >>> san francisco's catholic archbishop is in the hospital this morning after undergoing heart surgery. george netterour became archbishop five years ago. over the weekend he suffered some chest discomfort while vacationing in southern california. he was taken to long beach hospital and cardiologists performed double bypass surgery. the arch diocese of san francisco reports that netterour is doing well, however, the archdiocese is now asking for prayers. >>> the fbi arrested former nba player javaris crittendon and he could appe

in place a structure and mechanismm well into the future soecha thne don't find ourselves continuing ond to deal with the fundamentals o the problem that we begin to pre deal with a problem we make progress on the problem, and that progress will mean job creation, and obviously that is something we are all lookingl ln forward to. i speak to the to thank theon. speaker and urge this legislation. >> the chair recognizes thehe be budget can invent gentleman from wisconsin mr. ryan, and thend t gentleman from maryland, mr. van hollen. >> mr. speaker, may i ask much time as remaining? >> seven and a half minutes, thh gentleman from maryland has eight and a half minutes. islamic at this time i would like to yield three and a half minutes to mr. langford.speaker: >> recognized for three and a half minutes. >> thank you mr. s i would say i would love to the will to come to oklahoma city we have the opportunity to do that but to talk to the great folks in my district the one thingstrt that comes up again and again is they are really frustrated and they're looking for things to be able to change i

. >> sean: i'm going base ond her book. >> but anyway. i simply go back to the thing that's you're going to make mistakes on. what happens is that i think satan is a great tempter of life to a great reminder in life. whatever it is you've done wrong, i haven't done an interview two years. you hide out in a cave. i've been down on our farm working down there. you don't want to stick your head out. you fear it getting chopped off again. the reason i'm back is because i've had -- ways first governor to reject the state... >> sean: you were tea party before tea party. >> i have something to say tied to the economy where it's headsed and debt and deficit deeb skbrait where it's going next. >> sean: i promise this is the last question. i'm serious. i think, governor, one of the things you said to me you wanted to help people. >> yeah. >> sean: and i promise i talk policy, too. but when you're in these moments and making those decisions and you're leaving your kids and wife behind and going to meet you know your values tell you shouldn't meet, i

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a lot of bad news started around the time of the libya operation, the gas ond oil prices started to increase. these five months have been very difficult. >> libya complicated for him at the start, conservative republicans and liberal democrats opposed to it. let's talk about the republican field. a lot of them were critical on the front end of libya, changing their tune a little bit now that it looks like we're moving towards victory. let's listen to mitt romney on this topic yesterday. >> we're going to see the results of what's occurred. i think the world celebrates the idea of getting rid of gadhafi. this guy was one of the worst actors in the world stage, responsible for terror around the world. i think we're very pleased that he's apparently about to lose his position of authority. and we hope that the new government is a more representative form of government. >> so there's one interesting word in all that talk. there's no president obama mentioned there. this is a change of tune for mitt romney? >> it's backtracking. in fact he criticized president obama, even his presidential announc

. >> sean: i'm going base ond her book. >> but anyway.go back to the thing that's you're going to make mistakes on. what happens is that i think satan is a great tempter of life to a great reminder in life. whatever it is you've done wrong, i haven't done an interview two years. you hide out in a cave. i've been down on our farm working down there. you don't want to stick your head out. you fear it getting chopped off again. the reason i'm back is because i've had -- ways first governor to reject the state... >> sean: you were tea party before tea party. >> i have something to say tied to the economy where it's headsed and debt and deficit deeb skbrait where it's going next. >> sean: i promise this is the last question. i'm serious. i think, governor, one of the things you said to me you wanted to help people. >> yeah. >> sean: and i promise i talk policy, too. but when you're in these moments and making those decisions and you're leaving your kids and wife behind and going to meet you know your values tell you shouldn't meet, i'm serious

the other question was what does this do to interest rates ond our downgrade. the wolkd's bond markets are double that. it's a much bigger deal credit markets and bond markets. we've got differing opinions on that. mark zandy from moody's says he thinks we avert a downgrade if we get a deal. others say we can't avoid a downgrade and it will get more expensive. we've lost a lot of money in the stock markets last week because of this debate. we just need to get back to zero before we see whether markets are actually cheering this or we just make up the losses we've had. we've got our team around the world watching markets very closely so that our viewers know what they do with their own investments. >> ali, you're a smart guy. sometimes this may go over some people's heads but just let's bring it home for the people who are watching. what does this all mean now for the american public, the people who are watching us right now? >> well, there's the immediate effect. what this means to your 401(k), what this means to your interest rates here in the united states. t

even with the economy in a funk and many americans pulling back ond spending, the rich are buying designer and luxury cars. anything that catches their fancy. retailers are more than recovering. they are zooming. many high-end businesses are able to mark up, rather than discount items that equate quality with price. >> how many shoes with 1500 bucks? >> one pair. there's a sector of our society doing just fine. >> look at the other story you marked. you haven't gotten to it yet. >> about mayor bloomburg? >> yeah. >> i haven't gotten to that yet. >> trying to improve the lives of the richest in new york. they are roughly the same size. 84% of those in the city's detention facilities are black and latino youth. the disparity between rich and poor in this city is enormous. >> rich and poor, black and white. >> i want to stay on the story you are talking act about the $1500 shoes. >> look at this woman. >> something that is happening all over america. the wealthy are getting wealthier. there's been a great recovery in this country, if you are rich. wall street profits are booming. the wall str

it was 500 copies of roscoe "ond after."newt gingrich asked if i would help in distributing "one second after" to members of congress. they were there 500 copies and we were going to do a good job of having a person, not just delivering this to the office and members of congress because they would like more than to be knowledgeable about lloyd emp is. my wife listens to my presentations on emp and says why would you want to talk about that because all you are doing is giving potential enemies ideas about our vulnerability because emp is certainly the most asymmetric warfare that you can imagine. and i told her, not one in 50 americans might know about ian p., but i will call you that 100% of our potential enemies know all about emp. and to convince the audience that's true, i have a chart which i use and it's in russian and it shows in futuro for a nuclear detonation on an emp and powerline sparking and everything going out, so obviously they know about it. it is in all of the open literature of any of our potential enemies.

would have been elected president of the united states promising to do this and i will do this and base ondyou would believe that i would do this but i think you're going to get closer to a balanced budget elected a president who is promising to submit a balanced budget opposed to electing a president who is going to promise to do this over a 15-20 year period because that is the only prudent thing to do. we can fix this but we have to do it and we have to do it now. talking about military spending. military spending. can we cut our military spend big 43% and still provide a strong national defense for ourselves? i think the operative word here is national defense. and yes, i think we can do that. opposed to offense. as opposed to nation-building. i was opposed to iraq before we went into iraq. i did not see a military threat from iraq. and i thought we had the military surveillance capability to see iraq roll out any weapons of mass destruction and if they would have done that we could have gone in and dealt with that situation. i thought if went into iraq, we would find ourselfs in a situ

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