so they still have two. we have come to the two minute warning. it will be third down and 16 whether we come back to a two-point game in baltimore. . droid does. keep left at the fork. does it do turn-by-turn navigation ? droid does. with verizon, america's largest 4g lte network, and motorola, droid does. get $100 off select motorola 4g lte smartphones like the droid razr. and you learned something along the way. this is the age of knowing what you're made of. so, why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. 20 million men already have. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop taking viagra and call your doctor right away if you experience a sudden decrease or loss in vision or hearing. this is the age of taking action. viagra.

in the region no affairs so this time i'm sure of the two countries. can exchange the ideas to word the region the dispute to prevent any conflict the war well you know one occasionally still here is that the western countries still may invade syria going around the un resolution like it has happened in iraq for example what instruments do china and russia accept their common stand point on syria what other instruments do they have to actually prevent that from happening you know china has been very active in negotiations in finding peaceful solution not only syria dispute but also your iran nuclear china at this time actually is a major major i think china is except. oh to all the parties concerned to iran to russia to the united states i to my knowledge you know there were several rounds of dialogue among the parties concerned related to the iran and you can be sued and china change of attitude to be more active and this time because of china's position china's policy toward their regional affairs a more subdued more gas have to go to all parties con

found this out discovered this information only by accident because of the flash crash of may sixth two thousand and ten when they were forced to look at some of the data what happened that day and what they found was that during the two five minute period starting at two forty pm new york time the average delays for quotes were three point seven seconds and five point three seconds to the consolidated feeds while average processing time for the two proprietary data feeds were less than two milliseconds and sixteen milliseconds so they saw a huge disparity between the data see the vailable to the proprietary clients and those available for the general public so these are the free markets as these guys see it and this is what they say you know the scooping out of wealth the fact that these guys can trade on information within two milliseconds and the joe bag donuts in the public doesn't get it for five point three seconds they could trade hundreds of times before you could possibly even enter the market well that's what makes this debate between barack obama and mitt romney farcical beca

thousand and two thousand and two his second book the informant was called one of the best nonfiction books of the decade by the new york times book review and made into a major motion picture starring matt damon for its most recent book is the critically acclaimed five hundred days secrets and lies in the terror wars are joins me now in the studio so honored to have you with us thanks for having me thanks for joining us. first of five hundred a question so let's start with nine eleven it seems to have been a pivotal point in fact i want to get into some of the before but first of all the nine eleven commission i'm just curious your thoughts on what they did how well they did that sort of i think in terms of you know outside commissions that are investigating government action i think actually the nine eleven commission is up there in terms of quality i mean the report they put out was much more detailed than i ever imagined it would be but also i mean when you're dealing in a political environment which it seems like everything always is these days you had democrats on the commission

types people are just jealous of the wealthy but this shows in no uncertain terms that since at least two thousand and eight that's all the data that the f.c.c. was managed managed to gather is that they were front running the public by quite a lot of time now the new york stock exchange agreed to pay five million dollars but will go into this next headline which gets further information from bloomberg new york stock exchange data violations extend u.s. exchanges reputation woes thought reputational woes are not a deterrent now in china when they find bankers committing similar crimes they fricken execute them ok that's a deterrent that's a deterrent my friend and now we have this is clear which states you have a good about this from us this is a clear evidence this is it refutable evidence of blatant fraud occupy wall street they should surround the new york stock exchange and close it in like a noose and everyone working their. so sanjay was the deputy chief of the seas market abuse unit says the new york stock exchange chose ground shipping for sending market data to the consolidated f

the two things are successful that kind of. silence which means that i need to be very quiet i'm not going to write in the. office. but when you've been in the business as long as he has the birds don't stand much chance. there are defined hunting seasons in russia but lax enforcement means many animals are killed out of the allotted times which can leave young animals orphaned and unable to survive but environmentalists are fighting back the heart of just us forest provides a sanctuary for the most famous beast in russia it's home to a group who rescue often bear cubs and raise them when they're old enough to fend for themselves the cubs a target taken to a remote location and released back into the wild but it's not just bears who find a haven here this is wolf island here wolf pups have been captured by hunters or bought from zoos have a second chance at life and conservationists have a unique opportunity to observe them these walls are all around four months old and they'll stay in this area for up to three years then most

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maybe two. john: two at the most. bill: 30-0. >> out.rustrated shot there that he's gotten down early. murray, if he regains his confidence and belief, he can win this thing. bill: look how close that is in bill: look how close that is in total points.

however the most into separated here is on the ice where the two captains n.h.l. stars can mull can lead their charges into countless attacks and counterattacks at times producing not only goals and assists but turn in the knights into a real show. after the sixty minutes the battle was tied at fourteen all men in both sides had five penalty shots apiece to try and seal victory but even penalties couldn't separate the two sites that both teams score in two out of five sixteen sixteen was the final result in this quite extraordinary hockey game. i think it was an interesting match to watch everyone who took part in it tried to play out sending there and show his best hockey then there is art that looks logical the only thing which could win such a game as friendship friendship between all of us. the night raised more than half a million dollars for the families of the victims but the more important outcome proven that they're gone but not forgotten. marty moscow. now brings to the end of the sport we've got the news headlines coming up in a couple of minutes. if. e

that are two illiquid or two leveraged or two mismatched between long term assets and overnight funding all the things that we saw in two zero zero eight and as long as that exists we're going to have big trouble so i think we need a fundamental reform that goes back to glass steagall or maybe even before that and says if you want to be a hedge fund then be a hedge fund but no the posit insurance no fed window you're out on your own you're a free enterprise institution like you claim you are on the other hand if you want to be in the narrow banking business taking deposits and making low risk liquid loans then you can have deposit insurance then you can have access to the fed window and the big banks will have to decide and probably split themselves in half or if they don't do it someone should do it for them but the idea that we still have multi-trillion bank balance sheets in these big banks and the six big banks still have eight or nine trillion dollars worth of assets you know tells me we've learned nothing from two zero eight and we're just courting another crisis somewhere down th

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five hundred from two pm the day before the announcement to two pm the day of the statement and subtracted that market move from the s. and p. five hundred total return over that time here's what we're talking about here the insiders have access to unlimited credit at virtually no cost that's the great thing about having interest rates near zero for the elites everyone else remember pays a lot more for interest and if you're at the bottom of the socio economic scale you're paying an annualized rate of four hundred percent for money but if you're at the top you pay no money to borrow money so yeah you understand that they're going to do quantitative easing so you call your broker as two thousand and nine remember in two thousand and nine hank paulson told his buddies at goldman sachs and on wall street that the government of what she was then working for was not going to lead goldman collapse they all the guys then went out on margin borrowed against everything that they could borrow against and went long bank stocks incredible amount of money was made in two thousand and nine people's weal

one thousand nine hundred ninety two you know you know according to. one of the latest gallup polls a record number of americans forty percent of americans identify themselves as independents that ever happened and they don't have their candidate. effectively we have a very profound disconnect between what people want to in any recognized meaningful and recognizable sense of the term and what the political process offers in the way of form of alternatives by the way that the party system has evolved especially in recent years that makes it it's at and by it. indefensible jurisprudence which has made it increasingly possible for. corporations and for very rich people effect of lead to control the political process and under those circumstances that doesn't matter that much what people want or even that much how involved people are thank you very much thank you dr levin. thank you. dreaming of a luxury see round trip with open air entertainments. a little min of that just size to get in better shape. and cuisine with all the healthy ingredients. in this

lead the two sides the stay level on points in joint. now over in spain l'oreal madrid monitor to see a marine who has brushed off concerns about storm on ronaldo state of mind the portuguese forwards admitting recently he felt quote sad being at the bernabeu for professional reasons but refused to elaborate. but if he is sir but keeps play like he's bleeding that's perfect for me i'm a football coach and my responsibility is results that's the reason you guys kill me the results are not good my responsibility is the good performance of players and that's what i have to focus on and right now cristiano works into the pool employees and to the fool. it turns out the boxing world hasn't seen the last of ricky hatton the hitman confirming that he'll be aiming for another shot at glory after a three year hiatus from the ring the thirty three year old is a former w b a i feel like welterweight champion and also once held a w.p.a. welterweight crown houghton's first comeback opponent will likely be russian i.b.o. light to watch a weight belt o

oh and welcome to our team karen it's monday in two o'clock here in moscow while the world's two largest armies are looking to set up joint military interests as india rolled out the red carpet for the chinese defense minister a rare visit from beijing's military chief to the neighboring country is aimed at pushing for greater unity between the emerging superpowers as well as ramping up their influence in the region however ties between the two asian giants are already causing concerns across the pacific as priya sridhar explains. this is a historic trip for india as the chinese defense minister hasn't visited this country in nearly a decade and the top priority for the list of things to discuss on this trip are strengthening the india china border and promoting a stronger cooperation between the two countries armed forces many people believe that india and china because they have two of the fastest growing economies in the world should be rivals but a lot of analysts i've spoken with have actually said that a partnership between the neighbors actually makes more sense with forty per cen

emerge two point one million u.s. dollars per annum that contract means he's the highest paid player across the street for footballing codes those include the ruby union rugby league and all the rules along with balls. in tennis the usa i've kept the davis cup semifinal with spain alive following a victory in the doubles rubber and trailing two love after the opening day mike and bob bryan the top ranked doubles team in the world knew they needed a win to give the us any chance of reaching the vendors final and they started brightly in front of a near sellout fifteen thousand capacity crowd in key on taking the first six three spain's marcel noirs appeared to pick up an injury and helping play in the second set but he decided to continue playing from that point on the bryan brothers didn't look back saying i had a six three three six seven five seven five winter spain's. argentina have it all to do if they are to reach their second successive davis cup final not only do the trail two one heading into the final day of

very powerful interests in the anglo-american oil multinationals who have used oil since world war two not only diffuse the industry but as a lever of political control geopolitical control if you will this is the theme of the book myths lies and oil wars that i just released and for them chaos in the middle east would open the door for huge new discoveries that they're sitting on top of in the caribbean in pruett obey and alaska which they've not talked openly about but. competent geologists of told me that enormous resources there that are on top b.p. and the exxon mobil and so are simply sitting on these until the opportunity is right but to do that they'd have to have a far higher oil price and of course chaos in the middle east sort of set purpose so i don't think it's as simple as that i think there are a multiplicity of things going on but as henry kissinger said in a recent interview what is going on is not a fight for democracy and human rights inside syria it's a war of within religion within islam between sunni but not only sunni there was a bite salafi branch of sunni the d

the french invasion of russia has started again after two hundred years up at the. sub jet the inferno polian has arrived from overseas to lead the army i have to really take my time to prepare myself to get it right i know we. the bloody battle near moscow is going to start over. james brown will reveal the victor the soldiers are back to do it all again. but you know version twenty twelve on r.t. . a few lines to russia. which brightened a few more about song from phones to christians. who screens totty dot com. is evening news. indeed. wealthy british style. can only. find out what's really happening to the global economy in. the headlines on our second day of dramatic bombing in the syrian capital rebels target a key military. school. the un general assembly in new york with more regime change calls from the west intervention by arab states still no resolution. to a fiery start with molotov cocktails flying and police as up to a million people out of work no to austerity. those are my headlines on our headlines from the world sport. hello welcome to the latest s

they go down two or three bottles of water but couldn't one searched. was that when i opened my eyes off to the blast i saw the girl sitting next to me but my son wasn't anywhere near me i started looking for him all over the place good god i thought could he be dead. comment about the first thing i saw after the blast one was a lightbulb hanging on the ceiling everything a runway had turned black i just went to look for my mother. but i approached a boy lying on the floor blood was losing out of his had ordered so he looked very much like my son and i couldn't bring myself to come closer and said to a woman who was near me. that is it my comic so much fortunately for natalia the dead boy's name was not to my line now tell his son had survived the blast and so had her two daughters my mom stylist to go on christina. natalia is unable to walk her left arm is almost motionless she was injured before the main blast by a fragment from a grenade that exploded in the hands of one of the terrorists that fragment remains stuck in her head for two days as she sa

one and two they're all very different number two what your percentage backing the hard shelled gold bugs say it's got to be one hundred percent or nothing the starkly that's not true england where the very successful gold standard with twenty percent back in the one nine hundred century us until one nine hundred sixty eight had forty percent backing so historically you can have less than one hundred percent the final question is sort of who's in the club if the u.s. were to do it alone that would be extremely deflationary because we would have the only currency anybody want it all the other currencies would go to zero why would you want paper if you could have a go back errancy that implies it's got to be a world wide agreement among the major trading partners but if you do that you bring in china are you going to be bringing in a lot of paper not so much gold that's going to dilute it that's going to cause a higher price so many take all these things into account that's how i get to my you know kind of seven to ten thousand dollar estimates but there's not a central bank in the wor

he received back in two thousand and two from which this is being one of the biggest civil trials ever held in british legal history it's been. hundred and resulted in million. feet so we've had the results of this case new. this time around we may see. news of the mega rich a court battle over billions in london might not go down so well in crisis hit spain where one in four of now out of a job according to the latest figures from your expert opinion on that next hour. plus two hundred years after a key battle russia fought against the invasion of the pony in our reenacting the clash. this week u.s. presidential candidates have been touring key states to secure support for november's election republican mitt romney beat barack obama to the gulf coast visiting areas hit by hurricane isaac there's also been a lot of harsh rhetoric between the two obama's supporters accuse romney of paying little attention to u.s. soldiers fighting abroad while the republican slammed obama's first term as a foreign policy failure that he would get tough with russia however sociology professor william rob

in two thousand and eight for aco bomb i turned u.s. politics into something of a pop culture phenomenon we may be one of those defining moments. a moment when our nation is at war our economy is in turmoil the democratic presidential candidate accepted his party's nomination valiant to rebuild america's moral standing and break from the policies of his predecessor the failure to respond is a direct result of a broken politics in washington and the failed policies of george w. bush four years after change occupied the white house america is still at war twenty three million citizens are unemployed and most of the national security policies cemented by george w. bush continue unabated or have been expanding the coded fixation of what were illicit abuses under bush imprisonment without trial spying without warrants we've now replaced imprisonment and torture largely with assassination which is actually not a moral improvement under obama's leadership guantanamo bay remains open the patriot act has been renewed warrantless wiretapping exte

an old working class town now plagued by a common point in two thousand and two when the car industry learned some thirty thousand workers were laid off. its two hundred twenty thousand residents including a large number of muslims so he five thousand of them live in a neighborhood around the grief road when actually all the shock so hard. and all the women wear veils. tommy robinson the founder and leader of e.t.l. lives in luton and agrees to meet us in a. somewhat unexpectedly it's a beauty some of his clients come to college to hail top off that thailand's. the movement's headquarters is temporary it's a squat and a construction site. the following day there's a protest. rankest the rallying point just how i am but it's one of london's most difficult areas the messages are nothing near. being without love it or leave it for example. because socially. what if we were free to kill files about where this. fifteen hundred. maybe more two thousand. people everybody wants to go to have it because the first of all it. would show. as you know. the people. we can tell how it's so how to do

this will be the last of the two. >> this will be the last of the two. >> was oca planning to do and will plan a new rfp process? >> definitely. we plan that for 2013 so new contracts would be in place. >> thank you. why don't we go to the budget analyst report. >> thanks. madam chair and supervisor kim, as you know, all of these increased expenditures are subject to board of supervisors appropriation approval. we have reviewed the calculations of the oca. we concur for increased amounts and recommend you approve resolutions. >> thank you. why don't we open these for public comment. are there members of the public who wish to speak on item 3, item 4 or item 5? seeing none, public comment is closed. do we have a motion to send item 3, 4, 5 forward with recommendations? >> yes. >> we have a motion to do that. we can do that without objection. item 6, please. >> item number 6. resolution approving and authorizing an amendment to the lease of the union square garage. >> thank you very much. we have both from mta on this item. >> thank you, supervisors, for hearing this item. what is befo

player of the year honors in two thousand and twenty. suring his side came second place in the standings overall by helping the most of all these three making no i. was off against us i mean he was always in the second half he said i would pass the . time i. think the price i was thinking wait. i mean while the n.h.l. lockout is continuing in north america but the players association have now returned to the negotiation table with team owners after a two week break the two sides hammering out issues such as drug testing and player safety although they're yet to the scope of the economic divide which caused the competition second lockout in seven years. the story where we try to tackle health and safety issues drug testing. training staffs things like that and we have we are good discussions we have. some things and that you know as it was a good morning let's talk basketball finally whether russian shelp in ship starts next week on the alexander cup is the last pre-season tournaments ahead of it saskia moscow clawing out a last gasp win

giants battle back to tie with two in the 6th after two out pinch hitter, belt with a drive to left,omes away from soriano. nadi come around to score. belt goes to third with a triple. he later scores the tying run on the wild pitch. it stayed 5-5 until the 9th. then carlos, pagan took it back up the middle. pinch runner hesitated then came around to slide home with the lead run. the giants added one more for insurance. this time scutaro who take itself up the middle and brings crawford home. giants back in front with the two run 9th and go onto way . the giants finish a six game road trip by going five and one. the dodgers in the 9th in danger of falling another game back. gonzalez to the plate with two on against jj put. he finds the right field corner. ellis from second. victorino digging hard from first. throw to the plate. not in time. victorino slides in with the running run. the two run double giving them a 5-4 walkoff win. keeping them with in four and a half games of the giants, arizona tomorrow. >>> it was tight after two rounds in golf's classic in massachusetts before lou

two more to go.again a rule where you've been continually pressing your cell button again for no reason. >> guilty. >> the last report of the evening was where you've intentionally endangered the health and safety of others and this is where you activated the smoke detector in your cell, thereby causing the fire alarm to activate in the hall, requiring prison staff and the fire service to attend. do you understand that charge? and how do you plead? >> guilty. >> so you've pled guilty. i'm going to found you guilty on that basis. all right, mr. reid, i think we're finished with the reports for this morning. thank you. >> jimmy's otherwise good behavior record over the past year helps him catch a break. he receives seven days loss of recreation time. his prison job wages and access to his cash account to buy supplies and snacks from the canteen. >> are you okay with it? >> for five reports, yes, i'm okay. >> jimmy is escorted back to his cell in "d" hall, the prison's protective custody wing. >> jimmy'

in the last two weeks, we heard from two economists who explained and advocated the different approachess and republicans as the conventions approached. newshour economics correspondent paul solman met douglas holtz- eakin in tampa ahead of the republican gathering. holtz-eakin served on the council of economic advisers under george w. bush, and later as a top adviser to john mccain's 2008 presidential campaign. he's now president of the american action forum, a policy think tank. the following week, paul talked with jared bernstein in charlotte. bernstein served as chief economist and economic advisor to vice-president biden from 2009 to 2011. he's now a senior fellow at the center on budget and policy priorities. with the conventions over and new jobs numbers out, we've brought the two men back. neither holds an official position with the current presidential campaigns. welcome back. >> thank you, jeff. >> brown: not a great report. let's look at the numbers first. jared, you first, what do the numbers tell you? >> 96,000 jobs in august. that is a weak report. it's a weak number. expec

in the score on a powerplay just two minutes into the second period the t.d. but tom and sam in homilies three banks the home team responded however with a goal from the class man five minutes into the period and in the middle of that period alexander sheer nick of lifted off from eighty five to their third picture in a row don't pass the bottom of the western conference while off the mighty to four where. well today netminder skull of a set to make his cage hell day the philadelphia flyers keeper is expected to feature his new side here scar when they travel to truck door but the details his reach a bump or flicked. well hockey fans around russia are reveling in the fact that stars from the n.h.l. return home due to the lockout and north america it has caused some problems for the players. pointed out just some of the difficulties we're facing and when you prepare for the plane over to c's you know n.h.l. and we we knew it's going to be a lockout by everybody still have like lost hope you know for the. mind the season going to be going and right now. when you

bill: djokovic has won just two points in this set. two and a half games. setting, beginning to, over the skyline of manhattan, across the east river from the billie jean king usta national tennis center. mary: this has always been andy murray's favorite place to play. he loves new york. he doesn't feel the pressure he feels trying to win at wimbledon. bill: 40-15. john: he's doing absolutely the right thing, just digging, in not giving away any easy points. mary: john, you know what this is reminding me of. i got to tell you. john: if it's one of my losses, don't tell me. mary: the 1984 french open final when ivan lendl was 0-4 in major finals, just as andy murray is. bill: he did not want to you bring that up. mary: i think this is important. djokovic clearly unsettled. ivan lendlle, i don't think he was ready to beat you that day, john. you were way up, two games from the match. kind of lost it, got a little nutty, and this guy hung tough, played the kind of tennis that his young charge is playing. and once he won that major he never looked back. he won

. >> will you please call item number two. >> number two, approve the minutes of the july 10, 2012, meeting action item. >> colleagues, any discussion? is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. can we approve the motion to approve the minutes? >> can we do it with an objection? that will be the order. item three? >> item three, state and federal legislature update, information/action item. >> good morning, commissioners, we have presentation on both the state legislative agenda and also on federal, we are going to give you an overview of the new map 21 surface transportation act. but talk about the state legislation, i have invited our legislative advocate mark watts. >> good morning, chair and members. mark watts on behalf of your agency. the legislature wrapped up its business for the year at the end of august. at this point in time, several hundred bills are on the governor's desk and has until the end of september to dispense with them and he has been making pretty steady progress with a couple dozen a day and so we will be able to see the out come of those. wi

goals before he had to go off injured and peter crouch netted the late leveller in stakes two two draw. and in games today liverpool hopes are still with both sides looking for their first win tonight in travel to new promoted southampton by newcastle entertain aston villa last need to get a. let's go to the tennis instructor williams has enjoyed a sweet victory over russia as you katherine occurred over the u.s. open. forty two in the world had not the american be a stray you know but williams made sure there was not going to be a repeat greeting the russian six four six love to reach the last sixteen i want next payday and see the check and there i love a call for after she beat russian maria kirilenko. second seat again is going to dance is also interesting for the polish became uni yankovic in a scrappy match that saw nine breaks of six three seven five the score in this one and my friends will play its lead proper to vinci next week with someone to look out for the moment is angelica herbert the german reached the semifinals at wimbledon and got a straight sets victory over all go

over a billion dollars the last two c.e.o.'s steven j. hensley dollar bill mcguire each made over a billion dollars a thousand million dollars as c.e.o. united health care why because they're taking all this money out of medicare there's over one hundred people in a health care make over a million dollars a year. both paul ryan and president obama looked at that and said why are we giving hundreds of billions of dollars a year to medicare to then cut deals with hospitals to pay the hospitals when we can simply pay the hospitals ourselves let's negotiate a deal so they cut out they cut out united health care and the negotiated directly with the hospital and that was a seven hundred billion dollars saving and you know that both of them looked at that seriously the same way. you know i don't i mean i'm not defending these guys making so much money especially they're making money off the taxpayer i think conservatives and liberals agree tonight we should have it was the private sector and getting rich becoming millionaires off the public sect

around the bases of two militia groups. while the problem calls is cited to as the u.s. made a video which cites the prophet mohammad some observers say the seeds were sown long ago. because of what we're seeing here today is many decades of foreign policy. intervention as type of occupation in countries around the world the middle east is just another region that has been destabilized as the u.s. to really play the role as the front line values and the international spread of democracy on behalf of western intel the u.s. has built you know over nine hundred bases one hundred forty five countries around the world spreading democracy at the end of a gun barrel or with drones flying overhead forcing citizens that never asked for the and for the u.s. invitation to come to the envoys to come into the into their countries to democratize them is what is causing these these conflicts that you're seeing today this crisis is warranted because of u.s. foreign policy in the interventionist style the tactics that are you looking utilized in order to occupy these nations and create c

two hundred. however we were not satisfied by two because what we need to fully eliminate illicit drugs if you need to have. reasonable approach we have this approach including if you don't want to do so and you will find out of our constitution and estate in colombia our consumers can not be taken to you. do you should be treated. people should be taken to hospital but this t.v. these t.v. trucks have to be taken to jail. being sociology to get your own policies to have burying their least a couple approach under society to liberalize illicit drugs wow president uribe makes a very good point why he's never supported legalization he says that penalizing the consumption of drugs does not fix the problem it doesn't even treat the symptoms here's dan something that a lot american lawmakers are willing to accept keeping drug use illegal only result in the arrest and incarceration of large numbers of people most of whom are poor and dark skinned but hey that's how we like it here in america right keepi

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with its two neighbors canon mexico and so this way. you know if there is conflict in the pacific this will enable us to maintain its leadership position for a very long time if if the asian countries can't work out their differences if they can't work out their differences and we will continue to see american hegemony in the pacific disagree with that statement. i agree that it's work what's happened is that the. countries on china's perforate have basically align themselves more with the u.s. because of these conflicts and also want to agree with and the. let me put it is just a slight the same thing as i lay different way the american narrative that all these problems are caused by the rise of china and by a. chinese assertiveness. is is worsening the conflict and not helping it china is overreaching but japan is overreaching and and the philippines and vietnam are overreaching and by a by a not playing a referee's role instead by saying one side is always right and the other side is always wrong the us the us is polarizing the regio

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i have no idea but i know you can't do q e two eternity kukui one and q e two and q e three who the hell is killing that she is calling printing money yes and it's one point in time it's going to catch up i mean it happens at your dinner table when you talk about the debt at your home i mean and then somebody said we need a stimulus hell you've got one it's called one trillion two hundred billion dollars in deficit that's a stimulus that's money you borrowed it's just that is true in two years though after simpson bowles and given everything we're talking about that may be willing people to sleep what is your most compelling claim to the american people that you have to address the debt now that you can't keep kicking the can down the road at a time when people are concerned about jobs and economic growth and what do they say to you when you go out because you want to talk to people. let me be as clear as i can i do that we get two groups we should probably talk to four or five hundred thousand people since we through this baby into the hopper in december of two thousand and ten we just

thousand and two to two thousand and seven and you saw firsthand the u.s. their involvement with the afghans and the taliban before we went in that the taliban had almost eradicated the opium crop completely what was the breakdown and what was the u.s. doing to either help or not help the problem. the taliban had banned cultivation only and it was a political decision and a business decision it was to get recognized by the united states and the west because only a few countries recognize them and business was down and supply was up and demand was down so banning it made it use the stockpiles it wasn't because they they were trying to ban opium they had the processing and the trafficking continued as far as how the u.s. handled it when they came in and they befriended the warlords and some other some of the taliban sympathizers who were in the business already and they looked the other way that was the pentagon's policy the pentagon the state department were at odds on how to deal with it. so therefore these drug lords were more empowered had more money and