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>>> and the fastest-moving sport around, stars, speed, and spon shoreships with the ceo of nascar. "the wall street journal report" begins right now. >>> this is america's number one financial news program, "the wall street journal report." now, maria bartiromo. >>> here's a look at what's making news as we head into a new week on wall street. jpmorgan chased released earnings numbers on friday. according to chairman and ceo jamie dimon, those losses are now pegged at $4.4 billion. the company is cutting its income by $459 million but in the second quarter did earn $4.96 billion, and that was ahead of analysts expectations. taking back salary and bonuses for those involved in supervising that trade. jpmorgan chase says its balance sheet remains strong. it called it a fort rous balance sheet. the federal reserves open market committee released the minutes of its june meeting this week and did not shed light on possible moves in terms of stimulus. policy makers agree they might need to take more action if the u.s. economy loses momentum, but there were few hints about more quantitati

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it is iran the leading state spons sponsor of terrorism. >> tough talk, yes.ewsweek" isn't so enamored with romney. the cover, "the wimp factor." it asks the question, is he too insecure to be president? a cover that asked the same question about then presidential candidate george h.w. bush. so let's talk about that and more with cnn contributor and redstate.com editor are in chief eric erickson. welcome to both of you. >> thank you. >> good morning, carol. >> good morning. so this it cover story in "newsweek" was written by a reporter for the sister publication the daily beast, written by a liberal author. so, was this a cheap shot? >> well, first of all, let me say, yes, nbc, stop tape delaying my olympics. on this particular question, yes, it is a cheap shot. a couple of weeks ago he wrote that mitt romney by daring to go speak to the naacp was a race bathing pyromaniac. "newsweek" decided to be the print version of msnbc. >> i think the article was saying that romney may be a wimp because he changes his stance on big issues like abortion seemingly, you kno

here's to our own senior national corp spon dentd nick robinson with more. >> reporter: kate, there'sldings close to where the missile systems will be positioned. the government is saying however that even if the residents bring legal action they will fight it in the courts. the ministry of defense is saying it is absolutely confident it will win the case. six missile defenses placed close to olympic park. two of them on apartment buildings. the british secretary of state has said that britain has a responsibility to make the olympic games safe. and that's why they have positioned the missile systems where they are putting them. the missiles themselves fly at three times the speed of sound and have a range of 3 1/2 miles designed to take down slow, low-flying aircraft. and what the government is saying is this is part of the range of defense mechanisms against the would-be terrorist attack. they have fast jets just outside of london they can scramble if there's a bigger threat coming in from the air, if you will, towards the olympic park. they have 800 marines stationed on a ship on t

quayle, spon or of the regulatory decrees and settlements act which is part of this legislation. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. quayle: i rise in support of the red tape reduction and small business job creation act. time and time again when i talk to small business owners in my district, they say the number one challenge holding them back from expanding their business and hiring more workers is uncertainty in regulation and taxation. the current pro-regulatory administration has issued nearly four times the number of regulations as the previous administration. the administration's own numbers show that the u.s. businesses spent over $8 -- over 8.8 billion hours complying with federal paperwork requirements psm the -- to put this in perspective, this is equal to one million years of filling out government paperwork. mr. speaker, one of these costly regulations the e.p.a. is currently imposing is the regional haze rule that could close down power plants all across the country, all for aesthetics. it atchings the navajo generating station in arizona which could cost $1

the genre spons of this body when an agency is inefficient is to crack down. when the pentagon is inefficient, the money keeps going. i'm told there are cuts, it was my understanding that this budget, the pace budget, leaving aside the war in iraq which has wound down, is larger than it's ever been. these are cuts from what the pentagon was proposed to have. let's understand also this has now become a zero sum game. unless you're prepared to ignore the deficit problem, every dollar you put into the pentagon over and above what i believe is needed is coming from somewhere. i don't know how members can go to people who are on medicare and explain to them that there are going to be these cutbacks and tell people on social security who have been doing physical labor all their lives not to work another year or two. and then put money into the defense budget that's not necessary. we're told that while we have to be able to protect ourselves, i agree. against whom do we need it all? one of the things we're told, we need more ships because we've got to protect the shi

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