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but if ywe're saying, yeah, thaa huge incentive to work. but if you give them $2,000 why would we imagine that that's not a disincentive to work? >> i'm comfortable because the itc. we have a strong tax credit that is a big labor force incentive. if you want to do this monthly, if you want to make this available periodically as a ctc, if it's not fully refundable, not the same for everybody, it's going to be a lot harder to administer if you don't know what your earnings are going to be until the end of the year and your total amount and trying to divide that by 12 and administer it. if everybody's getting the same amount of child tax credit up to whatever income level you phase it out at, i think the average payday loan is $375. there's all these expenses that cause families to have a downward spiral. so the idea of introducing a monthly benefit and a periodic payment i think is an important part of this discussion and it becomes much harder to do that once you take away that universality. i'm very comfortable with the eitc being that work

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i don't think there's anybody else in government that has thaa kind of track record in terms of securingpropriations, particularly for capital, even the military doesn't have that kind of success rate. as relates to capital. i'm glad we are not overrun. i do want to bring to your attention. i have recently learned that there have been some concerns regarding the quality of the ongoing construction at the facility at jd, jefferson barracks. we have been in with the va ig about this and we've been assured that they're looking into it. are you aware of any of his concerns about integrity and quality of the construction that is ongoing? i know it's not your direct responsibility, but are you aware of any problems? have they been brought to your attention? >> just recently working with your staff in preparing for this we became aware of some. we've had a very good relationship from the facility. in fact, we have a team that works for the medical center, so works for my office that interfaces, and that's the full job is to interface with the construction folks in central office for va. our pro

the old company owns all of thaa stuff.l gas natural gas is a lot cheaper and to me i listen to murraynd i live right at a coal powerplant. on a day when it is clear and the sky was blue you'll see the clouds coming from a stack float and. >> thank you for sharing your story. congressman i want you to pick up on the natural gas comments that he referred to there in the sustainability of the natural gas industry. they're saying that they will only last ten years and then the coal will be there longer. do you agree with that? >> guest: i'm not a geologist. i can tell you that along the ohio river we have got more resource under our feet that we know what to do with. some people say we got more gas and oil under our feet in thees ohio river then saudi arabia does. but that is not the point. the point is this going to take more than one energy food source to provide the base over energy grid. call has been doing it since world war i, maybe even longer than that. during america's industrialization. it was cold that provided the energy for america to build in and of a. many of the industries

isn't it kind of fair to say that the 2008 financiacrisis demonstrates thaa nondiversiedomnies like lema a, washington mutual had the most significant economic failings? mr. mnuchin: i'sorry, what was yo question? senato tillis: in othewords, the nondersified ititis em to be most susceptie in the 2008 crisis. mr. mnuchin: yeah. well, me, in the case of aig they werdirsifie they just took a massi amount of risk that they never ould have taken. same witlean and others. i think i agree with y. setor tillis: wou y jt go bk and u were saying that brki up ofheanks would have aenormo iact. can yogi me andea of what that would look like? mr. mnuchin: aga, en we're talking about breaki uth bank i think there's,ne ere arpeople who just thk banks are too big and th they shou be brokenp into smaller nks. i would y r ew is that at we ou be doing is supporting and making sure tha community banks anreonal nks can grow so we don't just end up with big banks. i inif yo're talking abo separangnvestment banking from commercia banngthat's completely different than the coepof breaking up big bank senator tii

then in more recent years we've thaa this additional problem. there's been a kind of dissidents that because the precise statutory provision that sets the standard for the award of a preliminary injunction in an ftc case has kind of drifted away from the traditional equity standard that applies to the department of justice cases. the smarter act is addressed very narrowly, as i understand it, not talking about any specific embodiment of the legislation, any particular bill, but the idea of the smarter act has been to narrowly target that difference so that two parties want to engage in a transaction, they are not subject to the tremendously disparate treatment as to the injunction standard and the procedures and the link of the proceeding that applies depending on whether the department of justice or the ftc refused the merger. because as you know there's essentially no fixed rules of which agency reviews. if there is an informal clearance process that the outcome of which cannot really be predicted any particular case. so that is i think what t

is thaa. it said if you boil the first water of the morning it goes through all the colors of the rainbow. so there were things like that and one said if you take a verb in a flower and put it on someone's skin and it changes color then they are both bewitched. the flower has bright purple and red flowers. the pigments or a chemical that are interesting. the interesting thing. it changes color and if you put it on someone else that goes blue or yellow and green. there's a huge range of colors. so if i put it on my skin normally it doesn't change color so i recommend what they are testing for. it was quite interesting so we did a whole segment. as you know when you make. and that goes in hi is blueberr, waters the sugars and apple juice. but these images pink so i didn't have a chance of having blue blueberry jam [inaudible conversations]