what is it. >> basically reengagement bill reengagement school. they should have that reengagement school not only have school lessons but rake up the school yard every day after school they have community service senior center and bullying classes. >> bill: i'm fine with that are you fine with it. >> yes. >> bill: this woman got money through glenn beck and others. >> very nice lady. >> bill: justice in this case. holder, no. pinheads and patriots starring another celebrity tax dodger. p and p just over two minutes away. >> lauryn hill in trouble for dodging taxes in a moment. first the email. mr. o, can you explain why the supreme court changed the argument from the commerce clause taxation? i'll try, frank. the four liberal justices would have voted for government control of healthcare even if kim kardashian was running. the point man, john roberts, had to provide a legal reason, and he found taxation. one man changed the argument, but the chief justice has that power. allen barnes, melbourne, australia. what happened, bill? you pontificated fo

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>> they are going to reengagement.ited. [ laughter ] >> it sound like a reeducation camp. >> hey, tom, shifting gears. video went viral. she gets $600,000. i think there is something whole thing with a setup. this is a giant conspiracy? >> it turned out just fine for this woman. listen, am i the only one to defend these boys outright. this is what happened. this is perfect for today's world. this woman was placed on bus. this is what happens in the schools. she was not allowed to discipline. she had to take it. that is her job. she has no hotter. when you have no short they -- authority, that is what kids do. when i was kid we used to write things on the notes when we would take money out of bank, get our five dollars, and weirder and weirder things on the slip and they would still give us our five dollars. at one point we brought in withdrawal slips that a drawing of a man with a gun on it and put it on five dollars on the counter and they rang the bell and we robbed the bank. [ laughter ] >> we kept pushing and did w

the united states -- as itself united states works to reengage with allies, particularly in that region, what does that mean for the u.s. air force? what are you doing to deepen the coordination, training with the folks out in that region but also fundamentally change your equipment mix? >> i think clearly the rebalance to asia for us has meant the absence of reduction. in other words, as we get smaller as an air force, others should note that we have not taken reductions in the standing force in the pacific area, in the pacific commander area of responsibility. that is the reflection of the priority we are assigning to that undertaking. clearly we have a number of long-term allies. obviously the republic of career, our japanese air self- defense force counterparts, the australians and so on. these are very close relationships, very important. and others, thailand, developing activities with indonesia and others. the point is part of this is structure. part of this is a network of relationships with like minded aviators and air forces. and we will continue to pursue that. clearly there'

okay, i made a mistake, i'm done, i'm going to walk away, or okay, i made a mistake, i'm going to reengage immediately and actively do what i've been taught to do, utilize it not only for myself because that's the most important thing, but recovery must be for the individual first and foremost. i remember when i graduated, and she came down off of the bench to come down and take a picture with me. it was, like, a great moment. a judge is actually coming off the bench to congratulate me on being successful. six months prior, the judge had told me that i couldn't take care of my own child. and now they're telling me, "congratulations, you've made it, you're a better person." dr. harris, what can parents do if their child has experienced trauma, whether it be bullying or some other type of trauma? i think the first thing that a mother or father needs to do certainly is to be willing to listen, but not to feel that this is a problem that needs to stay within the family and be solved within the family. you know, we live in a world of caring others. there are teachers. there are mentors. there a

i think we'll gradually get back to full reengagement on this campaign. >> reporter: they spoke out about this massacre on friday, but neither one addressed gun control. is this going to move anything? >> i doubt it. especially as we learn more about the killer and pretty clear that is a person who snapped. as pierre thomas has pointed out had a pretty clean background. nothing in his background would have prevented him getting the guns that he sought. after these tragedies in the last decade or so, we have seen support for gun control restrictions has actually declined in the united states and neither candidate wants to talk about it. i don't expect that to change. >> mayor michael bloomberg said no other developing country in the world has this issue. >>> george has a big show coming up this morning, a special of "this week," going inside the movie theater massacre. >>> for whatever reason, the shooter chose the latest batman mov movie, this was supposed to be the biggest blockbuster of the year, how do you market a movie forever linked to america's worst mass shooting. >> reporter: goo

they will go to outside school, reengagement school.t bullying and doing 50 hours of community service, in elderly facility they might get back in school. she doesn't want to prosecute it doesn't rise to the level of the misdemeanor. >> dana: it will be interesting -- >> bob: prison? >> kimberly: they're 14 years old. >> bob: i don't care. >> dana: interesting to follow them and let the parents let them do interviews next year. >> kimberly: i agree. they waived hearings. the kids and parents agreed for a year suspension. >> dana: interesting. >> greg: what kid wouldn't? they gave them a year off? that encourages bullying. if i know i'd get a year off, i'd bully. >> dana: if you got awards for bullying, you wouldn't on the show because you're so mean to me. >> greg: to please. >> dana:eric? >> eric: my wife said she has a woman, fantastic, a place to be -- you know if i can arrange it, we'd love to have her. she deserves it more than the punks. >> kimberly: you said you'd have a party! >> eric: i don't have a lot of place for liberals. >

when they get back, kids are going back to school, they will begin to reengage into what's actually happening they will find out everything is as tight as it was before. is the economy a drag on the president? yes, it is. is mitt romney's incredibility a drag on his candidacy? certainly it is. the question becomes is what happens in a few key swing states and our own chuck todd and others have talked about this, ohio, virginia, florida, north carolina i think is pretty much done for the president, he's not going to get it. but obama can win ohio and/or virginia, he's got it, it's done, unless another outlier goes republican. i don't see this happening. >> put personality aside. this is robert, another one out by emory's university, the way he's been able to accurately predict five of the last five elections is to put together the june gallup approval numbers, second, he adds in whether the ibt is running or not and third the gdp in the third quarter. his results for this year is -- read that bottom line there. so long as the gdp growth is 1% or greater in the second quarter, the president wil

american, certainly the voters that will determine the outcome of the race, they tune out and they reengage in september. >> the republicans are not very impressed with how romney's handled it. let's listen to george will. >> mitt romney's losing at this point, in a big way. if something's going to come out, get it out in a hurry. i do not know why, given that mr. romney knew the day that mccain lost in 2008, that he was going to run for president again, that he didn't get all of this out and tidy up some of his offshore accounts and all the rest. he's done nothing illegal, nothing unseemly, nothing improper, but lots that's impolitic. >> krystal, there's george will, blithely ignoring mitt romney's story about how she had to talk mitt into running this time. george is presuming that on election night in 2008, when mccain lost, that the romney campaign was starting again. and of course he should have had this figured out then. >> absolutely. he should have gotten this out, whatever it is, years ago, if there's something that's really bad. if not, put them out when the olympics come up. ther

obviously you're going to need to see a better environment to get people reengaged. the quarter was weak, but i don't think it was completely atrocious. the investment banking looked good. retail brokerage margins went up, and their capital position has never been stronger. but certainly you're going to need to see better revenue and earnings to get people excited. but i think today's probably a little bit of an overreaction. >> hi. it's stephanie. i'm actually curious about what your thoughts are about the smith barney integration on the wealth management side of the business. it's been a couple of years since they made the announcement to buy half of it. now they're going to buy the rest of it. when do we start to see better results from this business, and do you think this is going to be the growth driver at the company for the long term? >> yeah, it's a good question. the integration is complete. at the beginning of september, they will probably buy in another 14% of the jv. and so there will be a little bit of a positive earnings benefit, and they'll add some de

stocks reflecting that, expectation as well as how much they can start to reengage the buy-back and whenn start to reengage the buy-back. >> in your view as an analyst there are probably a lot of other things that are going to be actually more important to consider, right? what are those things rather than this, the whale. >> you know, so i would say the whale's important just to put behind us or at least as much as possible and on the other elements we have two major trends going on in earnings in the large cap banks, jpm included. negative note is capital markets in and between you have declining nim and market share gains so how does jpm navigate the waters? our expectation is that they're going to show market share gains that, they'll be able to show strong mortgage origination. they've also got improvements going on in the expense line and we think that will carry through to a more positive outlook relative to some of their competitors as the earnings season unfolds over the next week. >> betsy, it's andrew. i wanted to go through some of the trading loss issues. my report suggested

you know, op-eds, radio shows, we've got to get the american people reengaged. they were engage inside the election of november '10, and we've got to get this back up. norman coleman, the former republican senator from minnesota, just yesterday who is an adviser to mitt romney said, well, you know, the gop is not going to repeal this. i thought, you know, where is this coming from? it's certainly not going to help mr. romney's campaign. we've got to keep up the pressure for why it is so important because if mr. obama is reelected in 2012, he will continue to veto, um, repeal bills like happened, you know, with the senate on january of last year. and it's just so very important that the drum beat. because in canada, you know, after -- since 1974 we still have the single-payer system. there are some private clinics that are working. but by 201 it will be impossible to get rid of this government program. you can never get rid of government programs when they're in place. so we've got to do it now. >> i just want to underscore, too, that's why it's so important as t

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