. >> they are dismantling the democratic process and trying to set up a kind of tierney and regime which is unprecedented here in europe. >> this row couldn't have come at a worse time with the country in dire straits and the country needing euros in international loans to help it pay its bills. however, the legal changes put such loans in jeopardy. >> ministers say they'll do all they must to satisfy international debts but will they give up their democracy? >> you're watching "bbc world news." i'm david eades. these are the headlines. syrian state television states several people have been killed in an explosion in damascus but the arab league announces more monitors are being sent into the country. a former member of turkish armed forces is arrested for allegedly plotting to overthrow the government. >> now key functions of the brain including memory and reasoning may start to decline at age40. more research concludes a good diet and exercise is the key to protecting our mind's functions. joining us from the alzheimer's society. thank you for joining us but what is not great news for

corporate tierney and domination.ur liberties are under threat in this country much more from big money trying to by the government and the -- and government itself. i love my friends in the tea party. they say our liberties are under threat. i say you just figured that one out? come to my neighborhood. oh really? but they get the puppet master relationship wrong. they say the government is trying to take over the economy. obama is a socialist. the government is trying to take over the economy. o confrere. the corporation the trying to take over the government. that is the danger. corp. are trying to take over the government. that is the real threat to our liberty. if you try to reduce all the american principles to one single principle, you actually disable the people from defending themselves against the real threat which right now is global corporations masquerading as american corporations that take, take, take from this country and don't want to give anything back. never seen anything like corporate america. they

not a monarchy, not the tierney, that the people's government. you have to regulate the really big guys so that the middle size small businesses, individuals, entrepreneurs can nourish and this broad-based economy. i'm not talking about overregulating. i'm talking about rational regulations. and so, i realized reading adam smith and tracking it through to present day at hamilton basically began to institutionalize a more corporatist system in this country as our economy. and sure enough to know when you start reading through history, senator henry clay who is handling the economy for abe lincoln in 1854 said america has never had free trade. give me a break. never. in the sort of track at through nec. it is inevitable that in a capitalist environment you may have real dynamos and begin to earn the money and you build it up. that's great and everyone in this country, including the people and occupy wall street say we want jobs, we want the american dream. we want the opportunity to make money and grow into all of this. nothing wrong with that. it

we will support policies that lead to strong and stable democracies and open markets because tierney is no match for liberty. and we will safeguard america's own security against those who threaten our citizens, our friends and our interests. look at iran. through the power of our diplomacy a world that was once divided about how to deal with iran's nuclear program now stands as one. the regime is more isolated than ever before. its leaders are faced with crippling sanctions and as long as they shirk their responsibility this is pressure will not relent. let there be no doubt. america is determined to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon and i will take no options off the table to achieve that goal. (applause) but a peaceful resolution of this issue is still possible and far better. (applause) but if iran changes course and meet its obligations it will rejoin the community of nations. the renewal of american leadership can be felt across the globe. our oldest alliances in europe and asia are stronger than ever. our ties to the americas are deeper. our iron-clad commitment and i

in san francisco, brandon tierney of 95.7 the game.ood morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> how are you, buddy? >> i'm well, thank you very much. >> rich, let me start with you. the pats haven't beaten a team that finished .500 all season. does that change? >> this is the first real challenge we had. a joke of a quarterback with a joke of a team last week. no foes last week, but, no, baltimore is a really good team, a great defense, one of the top in the league, but baltimore has yet to -- they only played one team in the regular season with a top ten offense and they got beaten by the chargers. so this is a game that is going to be a tight one. but i just don't see how you can stop tom brady and their two-headed monster with the tight ends. >> stan, i like the corduroy colts over the ravens shirts. "sports illustrated" asked if the ravens are too old? i imagine that didn't sit too well with ray lewis and company? >> a lot of internal discussion in baltimore. mike preston for "the baltimore sun" wrote a couple weeks ago a piece t

we have documented through court cases and documented reports that it is a two-party tierney and that is contrary to the kind of choice that voters deserve with multi-party candidates and independent candidates. it is not just at the national level anybody out there wants to run as an independent, local, national, state, run./ it is your duty as a citizen, not just to vote but if you think you can contribute, run. host: winter haven, fla., a democrat -- caller: what do we plan on doing? we have 65,000 veterans act and that's not including the veterans coming back. a majority of them are women, homeless with children. what do we plan on doing about that? what are we planning on doing with what is going on in campbell is genentech's all these veterans are dying in the marine corp from contaminated water. guest: that was amazing problem at camp lejeune. i think he should contact congressman walter jones. that is in his district and he is an independent-minded person and he knows a lot about that. the va is totally overwhelmed with mental health problems, traumatic syndrome, they cannot h

they had just exchanged the tierney for the soviet tyranny. what i said at the end of this book is we just have to recognize that the jury did not produce universal justice, fairness, freedom, decency. it produce some of those things, portions of those things for some of the oppressed unoccupied people of the world. we can't say that the jury in a new and glorious era. all we can say in certain is it would've been far, far worse for the world. he could never have the complete satisfaction of saying, yeah, we were the guys in white coats at all ended gloriously. history is not like that. .. and, you know, american gis with italian prisoners in is sicily nobody talking about put egg testimony in nuremberg. >> austrians. >> the austrians got off. were treated austria as a victim of power. austrian nazis had done unspeakable things, got off scott-free. it is not that i nuremberg or turkey war trials were a mistake. we just have to recognize all these years their limitations. we have to, things, just aren't quite as convenient or quite as black and

caller: listening to rick santorum described roe versus wade as judicial tierney, i wonder what he would think about the judicial tyranny that installed george bush in the white house. as well as the idea that clean energy should be eliminated, essentially, from what he said. clean coal is totally ridiculous from job creation and policy. it is utterly ridiculous in my mind. that is my comment. thank you. host: thank you for your call. next up is wrong, a republican from massachusetts. you are on -- ron, a republican from massachusetts. you are on. caller: after watching rick santorum, i think he is a clown. god help the republican party of the nominate him. he is scary. host: we were not in the room personally. the cameras were, so i cannot confirm, but tell me why you think he is scary. caller: he is totally out of the mainstream. he is divisive. he is trying to play the outsider. he is the ultimate washington insider. pennsylvania rejected him by over 19 points. if you look at the polls, he is doing very poorly in pennsylvania. he is totally unelectable. shame on the republicans if the