in other words, opportunity for our children, our smallest children, skeg, university -- success, university education for our college-bound students. it's the area of the budget that involves investments in clean energy, small business programs, to support the success of small business. involves job training that helps families adjust to a changing dynamic in the economy, and so much more. in this 18% of the budget, that is where the cuts will hit. and with the phase 1 required cuts, or title 1 cuts, in combination with the cuts under title 3, you have essentially a 15% cuts from the 2011 march c.b.o. baseline. now understand that baseline for 2011 is a very low baseline, much lower than 2010, much lower than 2009. it takes us back many years earlier. you already have a very low baseline and we're going to cut 15% more out of the core programs supporting the success of our working families, supporting the success of our smallest children, supporting the success of our college-bound children. this is not the path that builds a stronger america. the third factor is that while our children in

you did an 11-month skegs with this ponzi schemer.one knew that he was doing this with the players? did the university of miami know? >> well clearly there were coaches that were engaged in this. devin shapiro the ponzi schemer who you mentioned, he named six coaches who were actually involved in some of the things that he was doing. then there was actually now sort of an infamous incident where he attempted to fight the head of compliance at the university of miami. the question that is developing pretty quickly is how much did miami know and why did they not take steps to cut off his access to the program. jenna: we have a statement that i want to put up straight away from the university of miami. they say they didn't have access to devin shapiro. this is their most recent statement ... again, they say they don't have access to questioning him. some say this guy is in prison he has an axe to grind do you think that is the case. >> absolutely. i don't think he's hidden from that. one of the reasons he's doing it he feels he was left

in other words, opportunity for our children, our smallest children, skeg, university -- success, university education for our college-bound students. it's the area of the budget that involves investments in clean energy, small business programs, to support the success of small business. involves job training that helps families adjust to a changing dynamic in the economy, and so much more. in this 18% of the budget, that is where the cuts will hit. and with the phase 1 required cuts, or title 1 cuts, in combination with the cuts under title 3, you have essentially a 15% cuts from the 2011 march c.b.o. baseline. now understand that baseline for 2011 is a very low baseline, much lower than 2010, much lower than 2009. it takes us back many years earlier. you already have a very low baseline and we're going to cut 15% more out of the core programs supporting the success of our working families, supporting the success of our smallest children, supporting the success of our college-bound children. this is not the path that builds a stronger america. the third factor is that while our children in