change their structure really interesting perspective great speaking with you about that i was richard asco giving a different perspective and what you're seeing here that i.m.f. meeting writer and senior fellow at the campaign for a future is america's future rather. that's where you are now for more on the stories we covered go to r.t. dot com slash usa or check out our you tube page you tube clip dot com our to america and lauren lyster i'll see you at five. every space is a moment of our national security there is no substance and there is no. military moments in space. bombs on target time bell minimum. unless we are able to deliver through space. better. from. the film her mad cow or her. and we must. be. several hundred. years of investment in the peaceful uses of space. this incredible investment from the united states and from the european union to canada other countries like this this is completely in jeopardy if we start putting weapons in outer space. please up. please come. come up. the tough. guy look we want the u.s. that's off the wall but the world's first satellite what if

but with fewer people so what we say about it all joining me from our studio in los angeles is richard asco a consultant writer and senior fellow with the campaign for america's future and richard thanks so much for joining us tonight now like i said we have it was positive news here still some slow growth but positive but if we look at those figures that i just mentioned the fact that we're being more productive but with you were workers you know how is that really possible what if i tell you well a couple of things first of all the financial sector which doesn't really create jobs or contribute to the productive part of the economy is back to the historically high level it was right before the crash it's pushing thirty percent again which means that people are making a lot of money off money rather than things we normally think of as a economic activity and certainly are things that produce jobs effectively so the overall economy and the numbers look really good but we're not seeing that kind of growth translating into the rate of job growth we need to get this this country back on its fe