>> it doesn't bother me with sinclair in particular because i have adversity in my portfolio. i have these big large caps like pharmaceuticals and then these small caps i love small caps like the win with sinclair. what i'm looking for are revenues to increase as we go into a political election season, it's all cyclical, and sales very important for sinclair because they do a lot of advertising. it's not a stock for everyone, but can you get some dividends here. >> tom: do you own everything we mentioned tonight? >> yes, i do, i own all of these stocks. glaxo i don't own right now, but i intend to buy it for my portfolio. >> tom: there you go. you can send us your e-mail street critique at nbr.com. we'll feature some of your questions next wednesday. our guest this evening "street critique," it's hilary kramer with gamechangerstocks.com. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: we'll see the latest weekly jobless claims numbers, earnings from big lots and krispy kreme, and the kansas city federal reseve bank kicks off its annual symposium in jackson hole wyoming. als

many years ago, upton sinclair wrote a classical study of journalism. he said that the advertising model does not work. clearly, it does work, but the main thing that is missing from what everyone has been talking about so far is the consumer. when i read long form of journalism, which i write, i print it out. when i mounted an investigation of the region's last year of california, i collected about $7,000 from individuals and parlayed it into six print journeys, seven weeklies. got a lot of national coverage. it made some difference in people's lives, but i did not take a dime from any corporation. ok? so let's talk about how we go back to the model where people who need investigation, news -- because my duty is not to reflect corporations. let us not be proud that we are moving forward because we do not have journalist unions anymore. that's going back to selling the news that people need, and get rid of the middle man, which is turning out to be a lot of publishers. >> first, thank you for bringing that up. a great question. it gives me the opportuni

a few really courageous journalists who are doing what you are doing today, like sinclaire and you had politicians back then, teddy roosevelt, who was willing to stand up to what he called the benefactors of great wealth and put the bit into the mouths -- they passed a graduated income tax that forced corporations to pay their fair share. they passed union laws and allowed unions to organize which created the middle class in this country and created the prosperity and stability that made american democracy the envy of the world and they created drerkt election of senators and they created in 1907, a law they passed that forbade corporate contributions to federal political candidates. and that law has been in place for 100 years. now we have a supreme court -- it's not a right-wing supreme court. there is no coherent philosophy. the only coherent philosophy, the corporations always win. if it is government against an individual, the government wins. if it is corporations against an individual, the corporations win. if it is corporation against the government, corporations win. show me o

allowed to correspond they wrote to each other every day and the correspondence is magnificent and sinclair be mutinous beautiful. glasses get got through some of the red planet but they corresponded freely ok well thank you very much for this interview i hope of a their readers will learn more from reading a book thank you and just to mind that my guest today was i went to met he was journalist and author of a book called stallions children and that's it for now from all this here spotlight we'll do that one more until then stay on r.t. and take care thank you. m. m. m. m m m .

it is one of the best sinclair's years of the start of the boston russian money in european football is nothing new back in two thousand and three russian businessman and i'm on the but i'm more beach body english club chelsea and transformed a mid-level club into you apparent power house i should have small enough has also ploughed his millions into english giants arsenal but this time the situation is different here is a bit is to make a little known russian football team known across the world this deal may heralds a new reality in the european game where international football superstar us playing for russian clubs are asking women as toes goals the question r.t. reporting from the north caucasus. the bank with a recap our top stories in about ten minutes in the meantime it's our interview with iran do these have a member of the fact finding mission just back from the bit stay with us. the old. it's been described as the file chapter three gadhafi that was the end to the war in libya same as saying the the realisation now setting in that there still remains a little tough battle

return to sound money would that even be possible at this point or as legendary gold trader jim sinclair is that is that impossible that open pandora's box and derivatives that are still floating around the entire globe and reveal the lack of balance sheet integrity in the u.s. banking system where you can buy your assets at whatever you think they're worth. well it would reveal of course absolutely the bankruptcy of many financial institutions but in order to get out of a depression once that once the federal reserve is brought on a recession or depression the only way to get out is to liquidate the bad investments not have the government tax regular people to bail out the toxic assets of the big banks we have to have bankruptcy once we have bankruptcy and we have the return of reality then we can rebuild but as long as we have this phony baloney system punishing the average person for the rich connected to the government we're going to have more and more trouble so we have to have bankruptcy massive bankruptcy that will be the beginning of the healing the beginning of a return to growt

think it would give a very good image of ross and thoughtful because sam is one of the best paired sinclair's here is not the star of the boss the russian money in european football is nothing new back in two thousand and three russian businessman that i'm on the bottom which bought english club chelsea and transformed a mid-level club into a you opinion powerhouse i should have small enough has also ploughed his millions into english giants arsenal but this time the situation is different here is a bit as to make a little known russian football team known across the world this deal may heralds a new reality in the european game where international football superstar splaying for russian clubs are asking women as goals mice no question the r.t. reporting from the north caucasus europe to date i'll be back with a recap our top stories in about ten minutes in the meantime it's our interview with iran de vito a member of that fact finding mission just back from libya stay with us for the. the old. it's been described as the file chapter three gadhafi but was the end to the war in libya same as s

it is one of the best third sinclair's there's not a star of the past russian money in european football is nothing new back in. two thousand and three russian businessman i don't remember i'm only english club chelsea and transformed to mid-level club into you were a parent powerhouse you should have smart has also ploughed his millions into english giants arsenal but this time the situation is different here is the date is to make a little known russian football team known across the world this deal may herald a new reality in the european game where international football superstar spraying for russian clubs are after common as golds and ice no question r.t. reporting from the north caucasus. with a recap of our top stories very short if we came out with the latest business news stay with us for that. i've. worked on suppose there's here i see gold is slightly higher now i have to suffer in the biggest drop since late two thousand and eight so the precious metal lost some signs as the comics exchange their margins by the most in over two and a half years to curb all that so let's see

it's impossible to really understand the full measure of relief that dominic strauss-kahn and ann sinclair felt today. it's a horrific nightmare that now, thank god, has gone away. these two remarkable individuals have i think impressed all of us who worked on this case with great, the way they treated all of us with kindness and courtesy. there was never any acrimony any i witnessed between them or any of the people that worked on this case. i think there's an understanding he did not commit a crime, the objective was to resolve the criminal case and the relationship between them from what i've seen is an interesting relationship. they're both charming, interesting, brilliant, remarkable people who i've come to have a great deal of affection and respect for. is he embarrassed? yes. he was publicly humiliated. he's paid a heavy price already, but he is now out of the clutches of the criminal justice system, and ha is a relief that i think no one can fully appreciate unless they've actually been in the clutches of that system. >> i'd like to add that one of the things that persuaded the pro

impossible to really understand the full measure of relief that dominique strauss-khan and anne sinclair's just a horrific nightmare that thank god has now gone away. but these two remarkable individuals have i think impressed all of us who worked on this case with the grace, with the way they treated all of us with kindness and courtesy, and there was never any acrimony that i witnessed between them or between and among any of the people who worked on this case. i think there is an understanding that he did not commit a crime, that the objective was to resolve the criminal case, and the relationship between them, from what i've seen is an interesting relationship. they are both charming, interesting, brilliant, remarkable people who i've come to have a great deal of affection and respect for. is he embarrassed? yes. he was publicly humiliated. he has paid a heavy price already. but he is now out of the clutches of the criminal justice system and that is a relief that i think no one can fully appreciate, unless they've actually been in the clutches of that system. >> i'd like to add that

i think about my friend, david smith, what he went through with sinclair broadcast, came back better than ever. because you know what? the talented ten will always rise to the top. and you've got to look at the virtue and the value of you and realize from which your strength come from. doesn't come from your dollar. doesn't come from your marriage. it comes from the deeds that you do when nobody else is looking and the moral choices that you make every day that make your life better which, ultimately, make the lives better around you. i want to thank you for coming, i want everybody to go out briefly in the heat because i want to -- and thanks to the benders and the carsons. they wouldn't dare allow you to buy a book today. they said, just no way. they pray for the book themselves. candy and dr. carson, morty and grace, the books are all paid for, okay? mass -- [applause] and i'm grateful. [laughter] let me tell you, i'm grateful. but i want to thank you for coming. but reawaken your virtues, you've got to reawaken the virtues in you, you know? no matter how blessed you have, no matt

i think about my friend, david smith, what he went through that some -- sinclair broadcast. it will always rise to the top. no matter where we are the world, we will always rise to the top. and you have to look at the virtue and the value of you and realize we're your strength comes from. it doesn't come from your dollar or your marriage, it comes from the deeds that you do when nobody else is looking into the moral choices that you make every day that meet your life better with ultimately making a life is better around you. i want to thank you for coming and i want everybody to go out briefly in the heat because i want to -- and thanks to the vendors and the carson's i dare you to buy a book today. there's no way. they pay for the book themselves candy and dr. carson, the books are all paid for. okay? [applause] and i'm grateful. let me tell you i'm grateful but i want to thank you for coming reawakening virtues you have to reawaken the virtues and you. you know, no matter how blessed you are, no matter how fortunate you are coming you get to spend 20 years building somethi

i think about my friend, david smith, what he went through that some -- sinclair broadcast.t will always rise to the top. no matter where we are the world, we will always rise to the top. and you have to look at the virtue and the value of you and realize we're your strength comes from. it doesn't come from your dollar or your marriage, it comes from the deeds that you do when nobody else is looking into the moral choices that you make every day that meet your life better with ultimately making a life is better around you. i want to thank you for coming and i want everybody to go out briefly in the heat because i want to -- and thanks to the vendors and the carson's i dare you to buy a book today. there's no way. they pay for the book themselves candy and dr. carson, the books are all paid for. okay? [applause] and i'm grateful. let me tell you i'm grateful but i want to thank you for coming reawakening virtues you have to reawaken the virtues and you. you know, no matter how blessed you are, no matter how fortunate you are coming you get to spend 20 years building something

the greater problem is no longer the employees of upton sinclair's the jungles, but decent men and women trying to choose their employees well. that is why most choose not to join a union or feel one is necessary. obviously, the federal government stepped in with provisions that did not exist in the past. if you have insomnia late at night, feel free to read this package. there are many other ones, but i had my staff see how many pages were in the code of federal regulations. it comes up to 1910 pages. i hope you would say that is quite a few. you think it's not the money, this was one page dealing with the proposed health care legislation on administrative appeals. going through that, i did breeze through it. it is complicated stuff. this is one page out of 1900 that we have to deal with that the chamber. many say i don't understand it, so i'm afraid of what the future may hold. there is a common theme in these regulations. i'm sure i would have a disagreement with regards to the posting regulations. the one common theme of these regulations is none of them helped job growth except lawy