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if he had any id yol, he was a moderate, a tack tigs, and i think that appeal to a very important part of mixon's character. >> moynihan was brought in to get a hold of what nixon saw bass a terrible wal fare program. the family assistance plan fails which is what both richard nixon and daniel patrick moynihan really wanted to get put through in some form in congress. when that fails, arthur burns goes off to the fed, is that where he was -- >> um-hum. >> goes off to the federal reserve opinion he was in the white house as a placeholder. daniel patrick moynihan goes back to his tenured position at harvard so there was a vacuum then in the white house and the tack tigs that the president was very comfortable with, john urlichmann was there to fill that vacuum in part. >> i think is the first the president trusted urlichmann implicitly. the second is that urlichmann had a refined organizational intelligence, and that was a quality which wasn't -- that was a quality which was valuable to nixon. nixon used it. >> in the back? >> i have two questions. first one, was nixon a racist? and if s

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. >> reporter: which of course means more kompl tigs. now the freshman aren't waiting for opportunities to open up. they're trying to create their own. >> i'm looking anywhere. really. >> no limit to what you're looking at? >> no. no limit. i'll clean a toilet if i have to. >> reporter: another problem. a university spokesperson says when students get these work study positions, they tend to hold on to them the whole college career here. so the best tip is to apply at the very start of the semester. live from the san jose state campus, nbc bay area news. >> thanks so much. >>> jury selection is underway in the domestic violence case against. addressed perspective jurors this afternoon and asked them to fill out questionnaires describing how much they knew about the well-publicized case. once a jury is selected it will decide whether he physically abused his wife during a new year's eve argument. lopez's lawyer argued today after lopez went to the home of a neighbor who is also a lawyer, these bruises were videotaped and she says that vid

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but associated with the republican party and so the decision was not given to the poll tigs. >> do you think it's a question of proprietary when you have somebody who works for you who is married to someone at solyndra when you say there is a firewall maybe but you're not insinuating that he never wrote e-mails or corresponded with people in favor of solyndra. he did, correct? >> well, he was corresponding to after the loan was approved, corresponding to the timing -- >> do you think that's appropriate, for him to be involved at any stage? it's a little bit of an excuse for him but the word solyndra never should have left his lips or in any writing and i think it was. >> the department of energy has very vigorous standards that we enforce on any potential conflict of interest. and as you mentioned, for example, his wife was actually firewalled from having to do any business with solyndra as well. >> have you met robert kennedy jr.? >> probably. i'm not sure. >> do you recall how many times? >> well, since i'm not sure -- >> are you aware that the kennedy family fortune, that their pret

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traveling on i-tig hiei-270, yo communi commuted -- you're commute in ten minutes. >>> norad will hold training flights today. the north american space command says will flights will begin tonight and continue into tomorrow morning. the exercise involves civil air patrol aircraft, air force f-16s, and the u.s. coast guard helicopter. norad says the flights are planned to hone its intercept and identification capabilities. >>> today in decision 2012, republican presidential candidate newt gingrich will speak at georgetown university. he will talk about privatizing social security to college republicans on campus. the speech is at 5:00 p.m. in gaston hall. the former speaker of the house laid off some of his presidential campaign staff in a shakeup to take his campaign to the republican national convention. a senior adviser in gingrich's campaign says staffers have been let go to focus on technological improvements. the adviser calls the decision a matter of cost efficiency. gingrich has not won a primary since his victory in georgia earlier this month. he did not qualify for the primary

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hoefr many people are involved in the paul tigs, they will use the internet. that's where so much gets transacted. >> he's at the washington center in washington, d.c. isaiah, you're next. >> hi. i was reading earlier about a trend called cyber bulkenization where people use the internet it to validate their own beliefs and become immersed in virtual worlds. do you see that hindering our democracy, or do you see that decreasing in the future with the internet? >> there are actually two ways that people are worried about this, and it's a huge question about the impact of the internet on our political culture. the first way is people sort of congregating in their own information spaces. they go to the news sources or partisan sources that gives them the information that matches their point of view. they won't share facts or they won't share information that might disagree with their point of views. that's one concern. the other concern now relates to social networks. if you can sort of identify people who believe like you do and only hang out with them, you're n

didn't -- didn't know we would be able to get such an iconic economic essentially figure and theer tigs as allen meltze rerks. when i called allen he made the comment that, yes, i'll be there and i have a few things to say. so we're looking -- really looking forward to that. i also want to say because we realize that this is a real parade of folks, after dr. meltzer and my colleague here clyde crook, in this discussion of course we have sheila bair. we have laura tyson. larry summers. fred hockberg. i think i'm even missing someone there. gene spurling. yes. gene does not want to be forgotten, so gene will be here. and we will have this. but as a thank you to all of you as well, we've just decided to have a reception at the end with real drinks. and it's on us. i just felt like for those of you who are sticking this out with us, we want to make sure that you're welcome and join us up until that end. so i'll be back. without further adieu, please welcome my guests clive crook to have a conversation with allen meltze rerks. allen, thank you for being here. >> sure. thank you. [ applause ]

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as always, he was just a great ret ror tigs. he was someone who could coin a phrase. reagan would tell you it wasn't his rhetoric. he said it in his farewell address. it was his policies. his policies that were rooted in the greatness of our country. and, of course, what that means, it was rooted in the american people. not a big and powerful government. [ applause ] and reagan ran that insurgent campaign in 1976, and people were saying, why don't you get out of the race? you have no chance of winning. and he fought. he won 11 states in 1976. i might add, just parenthetically, that if we happen to win illinois, that would be the 11th state that i've won in this election. >> rick santorum in dixon, illinois, with an eye on tomorrow's primary in that state. we're back again with rick pearson who's following all of this for the "chicago tribune." so who do the polling numbers indicate, because they've been all over the place the last 48 hours? >> frankly, go back to mississippi and alabama where the polling numbers were kind of all over the place, too. you know, we're st

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we have 600,000 on the pe tig. we have all the stars we mobilized.magine when we hit washington, d.c. to pass a school safety act? they're going to wish we had gone away a long time ago. >> i'm already fearful for the consequences. it's a terrifically important, powerful movie. i'm happy to support it. >> thank you for being a champion, piers. >> coming up, my prime time exclusive with the queen of country. for a limited time, passages malibu will be giving away free copies of the alcoholism & addiction cure. to get yours, go to ssagesmalibubook.com. ♪ >> reba mcentire is the reigning queen of country and an absolutely fitting title she's had dozens of hit. reba is much more than a singer. she's a best selling author and actress. this sunday she hosts the academy of country music awards for the like the 27,000 time. how many times have you done this? >> this will be my 14th time. >> your first appearance, much more importantly, on this show. >> yes, i'm so excited to be here with you. >> you are the queen of country. lots of people are called the que

the faa says the reason, kompb tigs or rather the lack of it.tello covers the aviation industry. this is not good news for people and even for those people that are looking for the airline industry to rebound, this has got to hurt. >> i think that the airline industry is rebounding. the biggest problem it has is that jet fuel right now is just out of control. it's up about 260% in ten years. air fares up about 6.7% over ten years and the airlines are g getting squeezed on that. airlines are full. look at the mergers that we have seen in just the last few years. there are fewer players vying for your dollars. we've had united and continental merge. we had delta and northwest merge. southwest and airtran merge. as a result, there are fewer carriers and not as much competition. air fares are going up. we had a dozen rate hikes last year alone. i'm not so sure i buy the idea that we're going to see 1.2 billion people travel in 20 years. that may be a bit of a stretch, i think. i'm not sure that all the people who can fly, come up with the money to d

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investigators say pastor craig tig was attacked by two masked men while he was praying inside the trinityaptist church in buckeye. he said the beating happened because he is black and his wife is white. it has not been declared a hate crime, but officials from the fbi have been notified. >>> she may be a multimillion dollar lottery winner, but a lottery winner says that is no reason for her to stop using her food stamps. she says she needs it because she is not working. she claims she only received about $5,000 after taking a lump sum payout. michigan lawmakers are working on a bill that would keep lottery winners from getting state assistance. >>> bigad shaban has the latest from san francisco. >> reporter: apy -- apple calls it simply the new ipad. it's the third generation of the wildly popular tablet computer. >> everyone has been wondering, who will come out with a product that is more amazing than the ipad 2, will stop wondering. we are. >> reporter: the new version has a sharper, high resolution screen and a faster processor. it also has a more advanced five-megapixel camera and op

. >> we have called in an expert today in an effort to improve our odds on this, richard lus tig, hasven times. it is his full-time job. he has written the book on how to increase your chances of winning the lottery. it is good to have you here. what i meant richard, i said, i want some of your luck to rub off on me. you said it is not luck. >> luck has absolutely nothing to do with this. i tell people all the time. people relying on luck are fooling themselves. >> let's talk about your method. when it comes toic picking numbs for the megamillions. you say, don't pick the numbers or pick the numbers. >> pick the numbers. people are naturally lazy. they will go into the store and hand the clerk a couple of bucks and say, here, give me a couple of tickets to tonight's drawing. that's what's called a quick pick. i i know people watching this now are saying what do you mean, i always play quick picks. have you won yet? >> there is one personal finance author who wants to tirade against you on twitter. an editor with aol money and finance says the machine picked numbers are better. why wou

the more attractive i will look and regain strength as people look at my solutions, rather than pol tig -- politics as usual. i'm somebody who wants to have large change in washington? i guess there is a quote from the lincoln date dinner, when you said, we cannot win with a normal party. a normal party caught me. what's a "normal party"? and what did you mean by that? >> i was outlining the idea of a very big ideas. it's a lincoln-day dinner. lincoln was for the transcontinental railroad, involved in science and technology. he is the only american president to have held a pat ept. we have the opportunity to offer an american energy program, which not only makes us independent of the middle-east, but no american president will bow to a saudi king again. it not only means $2.50 a less a gallon of gas and not only creates millions of jobs, but you could create a debt repayment fawned and take the royalties of oil & gas and pay off the federal debt, if you had the discipline to balance the federal budget. i am want only speakener modern times to have balanced the federal budget. part of wh

i had great discussions with pel tigs. i met with the president briefly. i talked to the adviser.reme leader. i was clear in saying, let's stop with the down with america nonsense. they have a problem with our government as imperialism as a long-standing policy. but they understood my point of view. i think it helps the american image, having this dialogue. >> i don't have any beef with you being there. it's a matter of how you present t. your father's a very controversial guy. he had bad things to say in the past. but look, when have you a guy like ahmadinejad, you said you met him for a little while. when he makes a public statement that the holocaust never happened and he would drive the israelis into the sea, you are dealing with an extremist. a fanatic. if you were in germany in the 1930s and you were talking to hitler and you were talking to all of these guys and you were trying to get them to be reasonable, which i assume you are trying to do -- you basically can be seen as a pawn there, somebody who is being used because, you know, you come from a family that's very well k