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it's very frustrating out here to watch this mark sist empty suit destroy america. guest: i'd like to comment on that. g.a.o. is heavily involved and engaged in auditying what's going on with the stimulus dollars. if you go to our website you will find that we just issued a significant report i believe it was on wednesday that captures where we see the situation today. and we also capture the status of what's going on in i believe it's 16 states plus the district of columbia. so i think there's a lot of good information there. it's a very substantial report that will at least give some insight where g.a.o. is right now in order to help ensure that accountability that you're bringing up. host: good morning. caller: good morning. thank you guys for accepting my phone call. first, i wanted to commend you guys for at least trying. but i have a question and i have a comment. the first question is, why don't they take the money that the companies failed to meet up to their -- meet their quotas and give them money to charities that are helping out the people who the govern

remember a source told our sist sister network cnn, murray gave jackson the propofol within 24 hours before he died. >> i would suspect that law enforcement has preliminary toxicology reports. and remember, dr. murray voluntarily spoke to police twice at the beginning, a month ago. you put together what he told them, that they probably have preliminary tock kolgy reports, and now they're going to go back and see if they can connect the docs. >> well, we also have brand new details on how the paramedics treated jackson. a fire captain tells cnn's randi kaye that paramedics worked on him for 42 minutes at the singer's house. dr. murray decided not to immediately take jackson to the hospital. >> he took responsibility at the scene, this fire captain told me. he was in charge. he was calling the shots. he decided it was best to work on him there for 42 minutes and tried to get him breathing on the scene. the captain said when he's hopeless and not breathing there are many things the paramedics can do to get him breathing again. they gave him oxygen, medicines he would not name. nothing s

host: that is the statement he made with greta van siste auster en last night. caller: i did not watched credit either last night. i watched c-span, -- i may be conservative, but i try not to look through the prism. i try to be fair in my thinking. host: thank you for all of your calls this morning on health care and education, and a couple of calls on the situation in cambridge, massachusetts. i want to go back to the story on the front page of "the politico." . suddenly i find i cannot get health insurance because of a pre-existing condition. and so, and going to have to close of my business and go back to doing something where i can get health insurance. those stories, everybody knows them. and one of the things i emphasized yesterday, the people do not maybe think about enough is, if all of that money is being eaten up in premiums, even if your employer is paying for them, guess what, that means that employer has less money to give you a raise. so you wonder why for the past 10 years wages and incomes have been flat. if you look on average, people have not g