syntaxes, bans on smoking, advertising restrictions, continual attacks on alcohol consumption. the latest is the focus on binge drinking. it shows that the prohibitionists are still alive and well and among us. >> prohibitionists were prodstant oriented and the catholics were much more libertarian on this. >> all right, we'll ease out on that note. predictions, pat. >> flight to london to escape the miserable u.s. corporate income tax will create a stampede of american firms going shopping for lower taxes. >> michelle. >> hillary clinton, if she decides to run in 2016, it will be like the field of dreams. people will come, particularly women, because they will be fascinated and embroiled in the possibility of a first female president in the united states. >> mort. >> the arrangements which we are making to control iran's nuclear capabilities is creating an absolute fire storm among our allies of the suni countries, saudi arabia, etcetera, etcetera. they are having a huge reaction against the united states and what they are prepared to do. >> rich. >> at the end of the g.o.p. pr

the 120 plus billion dollars we've forked over each year, specialties and sir taxes on hub of more syntaxesere does that money go? i'm happy to fix our roads and bridges, but i'll be darned if these greedy politicians never use that money for things like potholes. i've been hearing that we have infrastructure problems for decades. why don't they list all the bridges that need repaired and we actually know what to fix and allocate with oversight. that is the key, making sure the money goes to those bridges. and you'll find many ended up as a general fund. sad but true. and a stimulus look in 2009, we should not be able to. we keep paying for burbage bridges that literally go nowhere. and another says i can't believe you are so cynical as to think that the government would say one thing induced organelles. and then there is this from sean. you have a giant head and a pencil neck. kind of like a happy apple. and actually i don't like tweets about my appearance. read and learn. all those others. and i think you're a great guy, i hardly don't take much of this seriously. keep up the good job. an

i can't organize the syntax or grammar in any way.nd on the other hand he does not want it to it's been out of control and collapse economically. and then it becomes as destabilizing force in the region. so he wants to weaken us and strengthened the forces in the ukraine did not h thing collapse and that would be harmful for russia and nobody really wants. lou: this starts to become a little reminiscent of the strategic surgical strikes. in military terms, it just doesn't happen. there's always collateral damage. there is always the unintended result in consequences. so what are they? as best as you can foresee, what are the risks associated with unintended consequences and playing of this game of aircraft carriers, strategic bombers and exercises with china or iran. >> that's one of the troublesome things. 40,000 russian troops either on or close to the border. and the danger is that escalates. and that tends to focus and then they take liberties elsewhere in the world. and i think that is one of the risks here. lou: enfeebled. sir,

is why the reason that the big truck or group that i referenced earlier, that they supported the syntaxe but not tolls because that could really open the door for more double taxation. so nothing is being done right now, though we do not have answers yet, so it definitely will be on lawmakers lines -- lawmakers' minds. host: last caller from tennessee. caller: from january of 2009, i paid $1.99. $4.16 for gas. that is outrageous. the federal government is sucking the life blood out of people who are working. they send us what is left. washington, d.c., is awash in money. they have pulled in more money than they have ever pulled in, and they do the line dancing and a hot tub with champagne. they make us look like fools that we are funding things like this for eurocrats. they are -- their salaries are almost twice as much as the average working man. they have better insurance and retirement. it is about time we have some kind of revolution to clean out washington, d.c., and get back to working for the emergent people instead of skimming the money off the american man and woman. asst: in 2