today it mayor rahm emmanuel introducing new rules. >> people have the right to express themselves andility to enforce the law which we will end those two are not in conflict. >> giving superintendent garry mccarthy more tools to enforce the law deputizing other law enforcement personnel in a sense increasing police presence for a weak one week only. closing down beaches at night protesters did not camp out along the lakeshore at increasing fines ranging typically from 25-$500 now $200-$1,000. >> allow us to hold the conference and a proper way approaching this with a prevention oriented mind set and that is the key to good security arentte heintze has traveled the world protecting presidents and state heads retired secret service agent runs hillard heintze security firm says it proposed ordinance is smart, as long as they follow the rules and do so in orderly fashion boys will be heard loud and clear >> chicago survive 2010 when 2 million people filled the loop after black hawks then the cup victory the difference celebrating not the type normally drawn to global summits olivetti prot

mayor rahm emmanuel coming up support to let private sector support adding jobs in the future companies have jobs cannot find a skilled workers today laid out a plan for businesses to admit more students to find jobs with companies to develop trained labor pool. >> we have great trading. experience. sources transportation. health care. i and manufacturing. we need to train to the work force to fill those jobs. >> one possible combination ideas presented to economic club of chicago. back in court tomorrow rod blagojevich and tens of thousands flocking to des plaines past few days and a dog is beaten by neighborhood kids but they are not the ones facing charges tonight. clamping down new restrictions the mayor wants to make and tom skilling. [ mom ] hey guys. guys... [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an irresistible sunday morning idea. nothing calls them to the table faster. sunday morning ideas made easy. [ older brother ] hey, that's the last crescent. [ younger brother ] oh, do you want it? yeah. ok, we'll split it. [ female announcer ] made fres

part of strategy the story >> because of concerns about safety mayor rahm emmanuel police superintendentry mccarthy and chicago public school andjc brizard opened successful crime fighting for less successful force and improving educational levels in public schools called compstat. use is predictive computer algorithms to analyze crime statistics and predict when an incident will occur. >> with particular attention to gang activity areas and getting kids in and out in a safe manner. >> we have seen a huge decrease in misconduct and a 20% increase in attendance students feeling safe >> if you years ago marshall high school terrible attendance numbers overall doing poorly. became one of the turnaround schools with newest administration trying to test new methods of improving education. >> the ultimate goal i do not want safe passage to be a program. i want it to be a state of mind. >> the mayor wants the perception of safety to be a state of mind more students stay in school. at allow real education to take place. >> heavy hearts among the performers at celebration of the arts tonight stud

yes, yes, christy, rahm was livid. he would say that -- you would say that without tim here to defend himself. but, christy, i defended you. i said, jesus, rahm, she's right. there isn't a plan. i asked the president about this. it wasn't an easy moment in our interview at the end of the process. i said, you were agitated. he said, i'm not sure if agitated would be the exact word i'd use. i said, how'd you feel, what'd you say to tim? i don't remember exactly. well, the bureaucracy wasn't moving as fast as i wanted. i'm not sure the you'd call your treasury secretary a bureaucracy, but it's a term of art, i suppose. this stuff was hard, ron, it was hard. harder than i could have imagined to come up with solutions. talked to geithner too. he's in the book, you can read it yourself. in two pages he affirms that he did what is shown in internal memos, he slow walked the president. what's that mean? well, it's reflected in a memo in february of 2010 from a shadow chief of staff guy named pete rouse who's a brilliant washin

changed it is very sad my aunt just saw him at the store when she was playing wateree >> bank to mayor rahm emmanuel has released a statement on the shooting there are no words to make the loss easier to bear for officer of lisette family and colleagues and we want them to know they are not alone. a man charged fast food robbery that left two teenagers dead tuesday night 23 year-old to arthur chaney charged with five counts of attempted murder and two counts of first-degree murder in the death of 17 year-old dantril brown and 16 year-old jawan ross tuesday night during the dinner rush of churches chicken restaurant police said after a fight outside a restaurant 66 and halsted chase arthur chaney to someone inside and opened fire many residents as well as surrounding communities are angry especially reverend corey brooks >> something needs to be done and nothing is being done instead of complaining about things that are not done complaining about government officials not help the way they should just going to do my part to make the community a better place >> will be in bond court tomorrow a

detroit's difficult bing and chicago's rahm 'emanuel who is really already a star.drieu. >> dave bing is an excellent candidate. detroit's urban renewal has been unique. detroit has really captured national attention because it was such an area of urban degradati degradation. and under dave bing's leadership it's seeing a real renewal. housing prices are up for four months in a row. there's been a lot of attention to a youth movement to creating jobs in detroit. so we'll see if dave bing can avoid bankruptcy in detroit in the next year or two. >> do you think rahm emanuel for president? >> he loves to say that he absolutely has no interest whatsoever, but i would say he's on the short list for 2016. >> mitch landrieu? >> we'll have to see. the fate of new orleans is very tied to the fate of mitch landrieu. >> okay. let's take a closer look at four republican congressmen on the list. paul ryan described as a house republican whiz kid. tim scott of south carolina. kevin mccarthy of california, and jim jordan of ohio.ç we've heard a lot about paul ryan, but who else o

video treadmill for a workout that will take you places without having to leave the comfort of your rahm home. >> you could actually be exercising some wear beautiful, without any special requirements. you do not need three glasses, any special equipment. -- you do not need 3-d glasses. >> the treadmill uses a small wireless media player that exec to york place station -- to your television. >> you are going quicker to the scenery. it is pretty incredible. is actually multiple -- it is actually a virtual. >> the speed and inclined also change with the villa. >> it is going to make the incline steeper. it compensates for the change in scenery. >> and get this -- people in the video interact with you. >> they move out of your white. is interesting. >> right now you can -- it is interesting. >> right now you can walk or run through northern italy. more destinations are in the works. >> it is always changing. >> you are not seeing the same scene over and over again. >> making a worked out fine helps people stick to their routine. >> all of us will feel more motivated and enjoy doing things i

they learned about rahm music, traditions, history, and culture. this person is 17 years old. he and his siblings grew up in a children's home. >> first, a plan to finish high school. then i want to attend the police academy. i know that my family background is poor. i want to prove that roma can achieve things, too. you just have to want it. >> those accepted here seem to have it made. the school is funded by the state and a few sponsors. there are no fees, accommodations and bus rides are free. yet they cannot fill the school. many applicants failed the entrance exam. primary education in the room the towns are not good enough. many parents feel they would be given the children away of the sent them off to school. and some young people do not wish to go. helena used to attend the sunday school, but she quit. >> i was home sick. i missed my village and my family so much. >> who wanted her to attend high school? >> her father says it was her mother. >> my parents had no money. after eighth grade, i had to go out and work. my children should have a profession. not just that, th

the head of the arab league's mission to syria rahm's in damascus amid fresh claims of violence international pressure mounts on the syrian regime to end its crackdown on protesters as violence intensifies across the country with the people struggling under the heavy weight of western sanctions. and the end of an era for north korea the country mourns the death of its ruler kim jong il as his youngest son steps into power hailed as the new supreme commander news of the leaders of the state's neighbors on high alert causing fears for the region's mounting uncertainty. now part two of our special report on the human cost of india's worst industrial disaster in. i'm of the old notion of the corporation is based on what's called limited liability limited liability means that individual participants are. not be charged with crimes that the corporation commits the kind to very limited one of the major runs its course and. the corporation acts in such a way that kills. managers the c.e.o. and the shareholders have limited liability and it's not a disregard for human life maybe the nicest people in t

and while we dealt with that another type of storm political days before illinois supreme court rahmemmanuel have to run for mayor of the issue whether he was a resident after leaving chicago home for a job at the white house >> should we now have a conclusion so the voters can make a decision who should be the mayor >> once the battle was resolved election >> february 22nd wedding of this 55 percent of the boat >> all i can say we know you know how to make a guy feel at home >> mayor daly walked out of city hall office became the longest running mayor in chicago history. in the meantime former governor rod blagojevich second trial 17 counts later on the year in december 14th year sentence >> we will keep fighting on through the adversity. add see you soon >> also in politics illinois it lost two high profile women. former illinois first lady first lady lura lynn ryan died in june her husband former gov. george ryan that out of prison briefly to be by her side. thanksgiving night news that maggie daley passed away after battling cancer for nine years. she is a terrific role model for

we're live from the northwest side >>mayor rahm emanuel commented on the sentence after publicly appearing this morning >>my thoughts are with patti bloagojevich and her children i called alderman dick mell to express my eighth thoughts and support ... and for all of us who are in public service we have to realize why we are in this career and it's all about how you conduct yourself ethically >>the bureau of prisons will now have to decide where rod blagojevich will serve his sentence ... the beer usually keeps people within 500 mi. of their families but because the prisons are so overcrowded rod blagojevich could end up anywhere in the country some of the locations that are closest to the chicago area are sandstone minnesota elkton ohio milan michigan or oxford wisconsin experts say that rod blagojevich could end up in a low security prison for the first part of his sentence >>a man who knows what it's like to serve time in prison is scott fell wellfarewel fawell.. he was the former chief of staff to former gov. george ryan and he spent four years behind bars for corruption >>the first ni

if it continues down this path is that more and maybe santa claus will be thrown in jail and maybe rahm rudolph will be turned into glue who could be the next casualty of the war on christmas it's unclear how long until fox news realizes that america is home to all sorts of religions and not just christianity sadly christmas is still seventeen days away meaning we'll have to continue listening to this nonsense for a few more weeks and that's very very. real word game breaking a sweat may be the best thing you can do to keep your mind and memory sharp scientists at the university of dublin just released a study that shows a direct link between memory function and exercise the researchers asked a group of sedentary male college students to take part in a memory test followed by strenuous exercise first the young men viewed a series of photos with the faces and names of strangers after a break they were asked to recall the names they'd just seen as the photos flashed across a computer screen afterward about half the students are exactly happy students wrote a stationary bicycle at a really

used them as one for joining terrorist as the only way out for them that's what happened with mayor rahm and it cost her her life she had a difficult childhood was raised without a father and her mother couldn't provide for the family her mother honeymoon remembers how when her daughter started working at the market she met very religious people that. at first i thought there was nothing bad in that but then my little girl started to change she talked a lot about being a real nuisance and we're going to paradise i tried to talk her out of it but she never listened shown listened to her new friends. her new friends turned out to be extremists and the last year of her life she disappeared for several months the next time her mother saw her face was on t.v. in a report on the latest special forces raid against suspected terrorists these doubly skirmishes are part of a bigger conflict being played out across the north caucasus region the tarus led by dog who is russia's most wanted militant and on the list of america's most wanted terrorists want to establish a panic ok ssion islamist state.

warships close to and radiate naval exercise right next to a crucial room goodson rahm's been threatening to blow. egypt's ruling generals are accused of terror in his raids a staged against the offices of foreign human rights groups that the military says a stirring up trouble. had major opposition marches of being held in syria that the suggest.

$15 million in damages the city filed a motion in court last month to break the 20 year lease the rahm emanuel administration is not happy that the restaurant does not have to pay nearly $300,000 a year due to the terms of police >>warns restaurant group is selling its dimmest steakhouse chain it is selling it to landrace inc. in houston tx 4 $116 million the deal is expected to be done by february whartons has 77 steakhouses in over 60 cities worldwide landrace is the owner of more than 30 restaurants including rain forest cafe and bubba gump shrimp co. >>hirsch still to come on a wgn midday news it tax cut for 160 million americans will stick around at least for a few more months we'll have details on the new budget from congress and the final debate before the crucial iowa caucuses we will break down the republican presidential debate with our political analyst paul lisnek and what would help you eat better the calorie count or time on the treadmill the new study on which is the better motivation found incompetent to stand trial. that ruling came down from a federal judge today. 21

corey brooks says mayor rahm emmanuel has also called to show support he is blogging about his experience make donations at projecthood.org. she says she feels vindicated but chicago area woman the first to go public accusing herman cain of sexual harassment talks quitting the campaign and a letter delivered overnight just a stamp might be a thing of the past this year we all want something to believe in. like being able to shop for the gifts we want, however we want... and have them ready for pick up in 5 minutes, guaranteed. and if the gift we want isn't in store, it's shipped to us, free. only sears lets you get the gifts you want when you want, at the prices you want. guarantees like that can make anyone a true believer. now that's real joy, guaranteed. use your sears card to earn up to 5% back in shop your way rewards points. [ coughs ] what is this shorty? uh, tissues sir, i'm sick. you don't cough you don't show defeat. give me your war face! raaah! [ male announcer ] halls. a pep talk in every drop. usa prime credit... this peggy... hi, i'm cashing in my points... peggy? no more p

affect me at all >> not dealing with the crowds for me does not matter i will still be there >> mayor rahm emmanuel talks of changing admissions the festival will still be free instead organizers looking for other ways to keep the festival viable and not continue to lose money. >> tightening up the budget always work towards that this will help us tight at the present five days of wonderful free entertainment and great food. lou malnati's restaurant famous for its deep dish pizza at sweating it out at the taste for 31 years marc malnati no intention of stopping >> talk about an 80 degree day in middle of july buckingham fountain with the lake in the background good food and entertainment you cannot ask for anything else whether five days or 10 days >> definitely money to be made restaurants like lou malnati's there is no better marketing that taste of chicago tourists he wants to win over the restaurant largest shipper of frozen pizza and the country and with millions of people visiting the taste of chicago each year hard for a business like this one to pass on the invitation >> bring some

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school officials to on the report and i schools dyett on south side and crane on the west side >> mayor rahm emmanuel we are asking and demanding to you right now today that you meet with us parents >> a pretty small school about 600 kids we can house over more than 1000 getting them from that school was responsible >> the principle of wendell phillips high school could take the students from crane protest outside pablo casals grade school of grade in houbolt park neighborhood school slated for turnaround overhaul of the school private group manages often firing the existing staff three men taken into custody arrested for scrapping cards or cash >> police trying to spread the word: this operation hook them up into a month-long sting investigation and police are worried there may be other to truck heaves out there >> hidden police cameras captured video probably owned tow trucks stealing cars and vans and trucks right off of the street police say the tow truck stature to vehicles from all but the city keeps stripped the cars down a chop shops sold the parts sergeant >> 2 month investigation s

but at the same time, let's not live up to rahm emanuel's famous expression of "never let a crisis goo waste." jasco is not, in fact, quote, a scientist. what he is is much more than that. he is a political operative that worked for congressman markey. he worked for leader reid, senator reid. this is someone who has the political background and ideology, which is fine, but now faced with two democrats appointed by president obama. ed markey is calling this independent agency and two people recently appointed by this president as lap dogs to an industry rather than recognize that we need to look at where this conflict really comes from, why they can't resolve it and an agency that is historically elevated safety in america every year and it's been important to our industry. and most importantly, let's not prejudge the science. we're going to have a second panel, including a scientist from the agency. we're going to have a representative from the white house if they respond. we're not going to prejudge anything except we have an extraordinary crisis among commissioners. three out of the

when politicians say god told me to rub or evolution is rahm were global evolution is the theory. when people look at the hard work of scientists who know a lot and test their theory and come up with results that are verifiable and other people are we think about it all to use it as a political means and dismiss it to get the votes that's what irritates scientists and deepak agrees with me on that. >> but the books that have been recently threatened -- written these are best sellers that captured a level of anger. >> people that are angry at what i just described. they are tapping into that, the other people were tapping into something. they are all tapping into something and are making a dhaka and it's a great. >> i agree on that question of right and wrong. i think everything has a context. was it fair to go into germany and get rid of the man who caused the holocaust? yes, it was. as we have to take things in context. >> deepak, science and religion, i guess it is for both of you, is often used to justify human superiority, he unconsciousness in the mind, the capacity at root o

one thing that came out very clear today, sean, is there is a rahm emanuel moment that is obvious, thatened they decided to be opportunist and use to to explanned the gun database in four states and asking congress to expand nationally. very clearly they made a crisis and they are using this crisis to somehow limit or take away people's second amendment rights. >> that's the amazing thing, as the attorney general said today, the very thing he once bragged about is now going to fuel a cry wave for years to come. that in and of itself is not an admission. and intentionally, i didn't intentionally lied, i lied to you by my heart was in the right place. i can't imagine that flying in a court of law or before a grand jury. >> absolutely. he resisted being sworn in today,, which would limit the perjury question as to his own false testimony. but one of the other things he said straight up is no one lied to congress and no one lied in that let they're came to us that had to be withdrawn because it was factually correct. it's just not true and the very e-mails we have show that. and more import

among them, actors stanley tuchi and sarah jessica parker and rahm emmanuel. >>> okay.man cain out of the race for the white house, his supporters are now fair game for the republicans who are still in the fight. and i asked, where cnn contributor will cain saw those backers going? >> there's two polls out. des moines register and public polling policy -- public policy polling. they both say about 40% of herman cain supporters see newt gingrich as their second choice. we should stop, you know, and kind of marvel at that absurdity. those attracted to the ultimate washington outsider in herman cain are going to opt as their second choice for the ultimate washington insider -- >> well, also, too if you think about it the thing that drove herman cain out of this race were allegations of infidelity and his shenanigans with women. and newt gingrich has a whole laundry list of those in his past. >> right. so move to the guy with the next stellar character record. it is absurd that newt gingrich is the second choice. i have to say. one thing herman cain was able to foster, one

remember, rahm emanuel was here a few weeks ago, giving obama's argument for him. >> let me ask you aboutose the polls is right now. it's really within a point. we always have to one the close ones, right? >> of course. >> the president has to win out here. >> it's a tight state. people forget this is historically a really tough state, a-49 in 2004, 49-48 in 0 on 00. it's not a gimme state. because there's a strong labor component, to a certain degree because of tom harkin and folks like that, but it's a tough state. >> what about this desire to get the troops out there. is this an attempt to try to reignite the excitement? >> i don't think real obama gung ho people -- maybe peopleç can remember what a great candidate he was. when you see him there, giving that kind of speech, you remind yourself, i remind myself how sterling a candidate he was. as president he's had problems. they're clear to everybody. he's had successes, but as a candidates he seemed to have no problems, sterling addresses, exciting every group he went in front of, can he do it again and beginning to energize his camp

at beginning of the month when newt was surging rahm emanue ie 70 to 40.now in trade's with romney. >> i grant you that. >> the stupidity of crowds. >> i don't did agree with that. but there's the stupidity of polls. >> good point. >> the question is, does somebody have to win iowa and new hampshire to be launched forward to compete with mitt romney's organization? is it not -- is it not enough for ron paul to win iowa and -- >> you need to have someone, i think -- i think the only way for someone to be able to take on romney in the long haul is to win three of the first four states. you can lose new hampshire. >> right. >> but you need to win iowa, south carolina, and then florida. >> who is capable -- well. >> newt, on the basis of the numbers, newt is the only person in position to do that. >> he's the only one? >> there are people in the romney world, they're dismissive of newt's long-term prospects, say if ron paul won iowa, he'd be strong in new hampshire, because of the libertarian streak up there, some in the romney world who think ron paul would b

. >>> chicago mayor and former white house chief of staff rahm emanuel says he is willing to testifyss on the solyndra panel. a senior member of the house energy committee predicted emanuel will likely be called. he was president obama's chief of staff when the loan was approved. heather. >>> day 200 -- electric car company aptera motors going out of business. the ceos saying the company obtained additional approval for are a $150 million loan for the u.s. department of energy but failed to raise matching private funds, forcing the shutdown. for years they have been working on a three wheel electric vehicle. >> she was a hollywood legend to be sure. now, elizabeth tailor's glamorous collection of fins and auction block. if you don't have to take the big box to buy the bling you can still see some of the collection. julie banderas joins us from the newsroom. >> nothing compared to elizabeth taylor unfortunately. assembled by just one person, elizabeth taylor's massive jewelry collection dating back to the 16th century will go to the highest bidders. 269 pieces. gemstones, historic jew

he came in 2006 in a race that rahm emanuel labored hard to win.tring -- swing district in illinois. and we are five years later and he has upwards of a million dollars in the bank and the safest seat in illinois after redistricting. there's a lot of freshmen like cory gardner, rise up, that's something to keep an eye on. tom reed i think is somewhat to keep an eye on. i think a lot will be clear after the election of kind who has staying power in this house republican congress. >> who is the house democrat leader? >> house democrats are in a different situation because a lot of the leadership is older than this republican leadership. founder of blue mountain, online cards is somebody who i know leadership loves. peter welch of vermont, somebody who is in leadership peripherally but carefully a rising star. >> blue mountain cards? >> made a bundle and came to congress. >> is that anybody who is poor in congress? >> yeah. i think out of the freshman there are people who are kind of first time politicians spent we only have a couple seconds but what

he came in in 2006 in a race that rahm emanuel labored hard to win, the swing district in illinois. here we are five years later, and he has over the $5 million in the bank. there are a lot of freshmen who were going to rise up. tom reid is definitely someone to keep an eye on. a lot will be clear after the election on who has the staying power. house democrats are in a different situation because a lot of the leadership is a little older than the republican leadership. the founder of blue mountain on-line cards is someone that leadership loves. peter welch of vermont is definitely a rising star. >> is there anyone who is poor in congress? >> yes, out of the freshmen, there are people who are first- time politicians. >> what is the deal with living in their offices? do they still do that? >> they blowup a cot every night and sleep in the office. [applause] >> jake is going to be joining us for questions with speaker boehner. we will have the speaker here in just a few seconds. who would like us to try to get as a guest for "playbook breakfast"? mr. speaker, good morning. thank you v

the movon.org ad said, if you look at other people that ran the administration, if you look at what rahmnuel, the former chief of staff said about general petraeus, that was equally shameful. but again, the collective amnesia on that side of it, too. >> democracy. >> they were all wrong about petraeus. they were all wrong about the surge. and yet the media somehow forgets that as well. >> democracy means three things. people in the opposite party from the president who are willing to support the president when they think he's right. you need people in the president's party willing to oppose him in matters of war when they think he's wrong. and we need media that is willing to -- and determined to question the decision to go to war. we didn't have that over the last decade and i worry we don't have it now. >> you know what else we need? we need a draft. i will tell you why. because if we had a draft the second we found out there weren't weapons of mass destruction -- >> gone. >> mothers and fathers, sons and daughters, husbands and wives would demand that their family members came home an

most over-the-top articles written interested in only access, whether it was karl rove in 2001 or rahmpeak the truth about either of them because they wanted access. it sounds like the same damn thing is happening in sports reporting. >> it happens all the time. i covered politics early in my career and people have asked what's the difference between covering politics and covering sports. i said it's just different lies. there's no difference at all. >> what do you think the consequence of that is on some level? because there's so little like honest writing about these people, it contributes to the whole era of hero worship. then the penn state thing happens and it becomes, oh, my god, jerry sandusky, how we believed he was a saint. it's actually kind of corrosive. we could do a little bit of showing the feet of clay that all these guys have, it seems like it would be good for society if that happened. >> it's a very good point because when i was going back through the notes and tapes from my earlier books as i was starting to put together "one on one" i came across a quote i had forgo

i'm give rahm emanuel some credit. things in chicago to try to provide people with the skill set for the next generation of middle class jobs. no one on the republican side is talking about obama's answers to infrastructure spending and building which is an important point, but he's not articulated in a clear, powerful way yet. >> is it a fair question, joe? because clearly if it was so easy to come up with a jobs plan that was purely effective and put this country back on track, that would be done. isn't it somebody who can galvanize a team that can compete with the team that's in place right now and has energy and the philosophy and the sense of innovation and the self-awareness to do the job? >> it starts with ideas. it starts with ideas. what is your vision to restart america? well -- >> you've got to have a mandate, put forward ideas and get the country behind you. >> well, listen, i've got to say -- you know, we can't -- we've got to go to break, we can't say it in 10, 15 seconds, but it's an attitude, a mind set

are sitting there and there is an ad product being proposed and one of the engineers whose name is rahmi'm at the end of the table and this is the original building i remember -- he pounds the table and he says that would be evil and it's like a bomb goes off in the room. i decided just to watch to see what happens. so then the whole schedule gets thrown away. they spend an hour and a half having a detailed conversation with the particular advertising change crosses the line and they ultimately decided not to do it. the real reason don't be fooled works is it is a thing you can pull out in the company. it is a clever design. it means and please feel like they can speak out against the ceo, against the executives. >> when you joined the company, conventional wisdom in silicon valley was the search was an afterthought. was thought that portals were the way to go. so what was it that actually google did that make its search engines so much better than everybody else in the zoom past the ever engines that were out there of which there were many others before google. >> in 1998, 1999, larry

rahm emanuel in chicago does a good job.s of local law officials who really do good government. mostly at the big washington level we have a problem. >> host: how is the president doing? >> guest: i am disappointed he didn't do simpson bowls. i was disappointed the way the debt was run up. i don't blame him for running up the debt in a recession but we needed an exit strategy to get out of it. i think he could have done more to promote growth. given all the bad things that have built up in the financial system it was going to be tough no matter who was president no matter who did anything. it was going to be tough to promote. so i don't particularly blame him for that. he has conducted himself pretty much in an honest way with very little corruption. i have great personal admiration for him. i am politically more to his right but no worse than the be-. he has made some mistakes but wouldn't say he has been a bad precedent. >> host: first came the across the and then the vanity. let's all feel superior. all fears superior. >>