back in may, hary said the york plant had t much pacity, and that it waed to either revamp the plant, wch employs 2,300 workers, o relote. >> paul: former u.b.s. banker will spend more than three yrs in prison, despite actg as an informt for the u.s. gornment. bradley birkenfeld w key in helping the i.r.s. g the names 4,500 american u.b.s. clien who y have cheated on their taxes. but he also admitted hping u.s. clients hide assets. today, he was sentenced to0 mont behind bars, almost a year more than prosecurs recoended. >> susie: here's look at what's hapning next week: our friday "marketonitor" gut is john dorfman, chairman of thunderstorm catal. on the economic candar: tuesday, the s&p ce shiller home price index for june released, and nsumer confidenceor august; wednesday, the july rerts on durable goods and new home sales; thursday, it's wkly jobless claims and first look at second quarter g.d.p.; fray, personal income for july and august consumer sentimen >> paul: my guest rket monitor this week is mark skousen, editor of e market letter "forecasts and strategies. welcome back t

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appropriate to have privately elected governors serve in what appeared to everyone to be a governmental pacity? >> the boards of directors of the reserve bank i think of the reserves banks have served a valuable function in the federal -- >> well, sir, in germany in before world war world war i they had what manyeople thought was a good government. but your voting power and control depending on how rich you were. you could argue that was aood government that made good decision. i'm not asking if it's good government. what'm asking is it consistent with what we celebrated on the fourth of july to have such governmental power in t hands of those elected on the basis of one bank one vote? >> i think congress from 1913 on has considered it consistent with it's authorities and how it wied to carry them out. >> that's before we gave you the additional power. >> while i'd be a lot more generous, we have a little bit of time that we are operating in. the gentleman from delaware, mr. castle >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, sir. i'm concerned about confli