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think university of fairbanks, university of alaska fairbanks is doing incredible research around this uas. we have an enormous amount of airspace no one competes against and no neighbors to complain. so i'll leave that for that schedule. second thing i know we've had this, faa reauthorization did not have the $100 foe. we've had this discussion on general aviation. i think general aviation, and i want to differentiate between r lear jets. oncreating a new permit system or $100 fee doesn't seem logical to them when they have a tax, which they have all volunteered in the past to adjust. they see it as a better mechanism to deal with revenues than another system. and pill 100% agree with them because i tried this as mayor, got my head kicked in. that's not a good system to do this. i worked with the general aviation folks and we came up with better existing structures they already had in place. do you have any comment on that, not the fee but the method versus $100 fee versus tax on gas. any comment on that? maybe you want to give to the record, either way. >> our cfo, i'm going to have him

seven of which are associated with our new great eagle uas companies. and then finally the past accounts, not a sophisticated name but to us it's the money passes through us. the organizations don't really belong to or report to the united states army. the financial management executive agent for chemical demilitarization. $1.5 billion included in this request for ongoing demolition of ammunition and ammunitions. and the oco request of $7.8 billion is a dramatic decrease over the last two fiscal years and that reflects two things. it reflects the final fy 1 investment in the iraq -- investment in the iraq security forces fund. and it's a decrease of $6 billion to just $5.7, and that did come up earlier in the afghanistan security forces fund. there's also a small amount of $400 million included in the afghan instfrastructure fund. funding commanders emergency response program projects to help with economic and physical infrastructure with our -- with our -- our presence in afghanistan. so finally, the fy army -- the army's fy 13 budget request, it does

master lock factory is a facility that has 100 jobs that return from china back to the ua -- usa and the president and white house using this to tout job growth now returning to the united states. >> we've got to seize this moment of opportunity. we can't let it slip away. we've got an opportunity to create new american jobs and american manufacturing, put that back where it needs to be. one place to start is with our tax code. i talked about this at the state of the union. right now companies get tax breaks for moving jobs and profits overseas. they're taking deductions for the expenses of moving out of the united states. meanwhile, companies that are doing the right thing and choosing to stay here, they get hit with one of the highest tax rates in the world. that doesn't make sense. everybody knows it doesn't make sense. politicians of both parties have been talking about changing it for year, so my message to congress is, don't wait. get it done. do it now. let's get it done. [ applause ] as congress thinks about tax reform principles, there's some basic things they can do. first,

ua sh was e salalng about the legislation to do a minimum tax rate on the rich known as the buffet rulent to give you two rights here watch this. >> would you let corporations not pay tagses on those dividends and let individuals pay it? it is also americans who will be hurt by capital rate gains going up? so will you fight the president when he wants to increase capital gains for everyone? >> now, let's talk about the distortions there. she says at least cut corporate taxes. yeah, that's how tax system works. we tax corporations and individuals. and there's nothing wrong with that. but the second part was much worse. she talked about how -- well the retired people get so much of their money from capital gains, that's who she is looking out for. >> only 1.4% of the system of people make under $100,000 is from capitol gains and dividends. middle class, you make under $100,000 in the country, only 1.4% of your income comes from capital gains. 54%, the majority of the benefits going to millionaires. not the rich not the top 1% millionaires. that's who erin burnett is trying to protect. she

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you wait -- the ua, got $4 $4.5 billion in direct stock ownership of g.m. when g.m. bond holders and shareholders were wiped out. they were the first in line to receive money. not the uaw. >> bob: to suggest the retirees did not take a hit when their benefits are cut is just not rue. >> eric: they were bailed out. in a regular company, if the company gets bankrupt they get zero. they took a little haircut. not completely blown out of water like bond holders and shareholders. >> andrea: not in obama's america. he's greedy and wants their vote and rewards them with money. >> dana: look at other auto makers and decision where to make their cars. there are more companies making cars in america. they're choosing not to do it in michigan. in tennessee or other places right to work states where nay are not going to run into the problems. >> bob: now we have general motors the largest car manufacturers. a union shop. >> eric: they owe us $18 billion in tax credit going forward. >> andrea: the asian markets were down because of the floods in thailand where they make the asian

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what i find most compelling about the ua is the analysts said that under armour is taking share from nike in the once uncontested footwear business. i like under armour for its technologically savvy apparel but i want to hear how their shoes are doing from the source, and the source is foot locker. beyond earnings i think it's good to get shares in yelp the ipo that comes next week. it operates a local business view site. 66 million users a month. you know how hot these web deals have been. they're smoking. listen to me. do not buy any yelp in the after market. and if we get a huge first-day spike you need to follow in the footsteps of the steve miller band. take the money and run. please do not be a joker, a smoker, a midnight toker or maurice for that matter. there's more to this market than oil's endless march higher and we need to see continuous strength in the euro to offset the gasoline-induced gloom. and even without an assist from europe i think the companies reporting next week will paint a pretty darn good picture of the economy, one that is resilient enough not to be crush

-días. 24 horas dedicadas al género de úa novela con las estrellas de la telenovela favorita. apuntenlotigos y está tras la pista de los tres pistoleros que dispararon contra la multitud el fin de semana. los tatuajes se utilizan como una forma de expresión artística, de la moda,pero ahora las personas la utilizan como una alerta médica. vamos a la explicación con maría eugenia. >> esta es una nueva opción que están utilizando algunas personas que tienen condiciones médicas especiales para avisar a los doctores de padecimientos. especialmente las personas como diabéticos o alérgicos utilizaban pulseras para avisar a los médicos. pero otros optan por tatuajes para analizar sus problemas médicos. esto podría ser muy controversial porque los paramédicos podrían debatirse entre respetar o no la voluntad de la persona. las personas se realizan tatuajes en el antebrazo con el padecimiento escrito en negro para avisar a los doctores. esto es nuevo y no es recomendado por los doctores. mucho menos sobre en qué partes tatuajes.o realizar los algunos de los médicos que dicen estar a favor de los

giving these companies to the ua weath w was wrong. >> as governor romney wells knows, the american governmenttry after 9/11. and the government by its actions stopped the airline industry from functioning. and, yes, as a result of government action, which i thought it was appropriate for governments since we shut down the industry -- >> i agree with you. >> but government didn't shut down the banks, they didn't shut down the financial services industry. so when you compare those, it's not apples to apples, mitt, and it's not a fair comparison. >> mr. speaker, come in on the conversation. it's a tough one. a major american industry in a time op trouble. >> not tough. >> not tough you say. >> first of all, a huge amount of the auto industry was just fine. bmw was terrific. mercedes in alabama was doing just fine. honda in ohio was just fine. toyota was just fine. what you have is a united autoworkers and a management system that had grown very, i think, incapable of tough decisions because they were used to selling out to the united autowarkers. so they came in and said we can't change. this pr

. >> you are increasing caps and systemng uas's and the upgrades you're talking about are for man the systems. should we do this budget as emphasizing manned over unmanned? >> you should not. >> can you explain? >> this is a manifestation of the strategy that was laid out by secretary panetta. our challenge within this budget was to determine how could we build a budget that would implement that strategy and secondly, how could we do that with the necessary physical constraints as based upon the guidance from the budget control act passed by omb. those were the muscle movements we had. it is a focus on that. go back to your 48 through 24 question which is a good question. it turned out when the j rockets established the requirement of 65 caps, we could meet this with this production range. please? >> the air force was looking at the next generation uav. has that been eliminated from the budget and why? >> i think we need to take that one for record. and then ere 0--- euronext. >> it looks like you set aside $219 million to look at technologies to get this started. i understand you are

director of medicare's anti-fraud program suspending and that itone way is unfair to a great technology on uaingle statistic." david, massachusetts, independent, good morning. caller: good morning, libby. what is your role as far as auditing government spending? second, based on the amount you put out as far as improper government payments for last year, how much of that is inappropriate spending cuts congressional salaries -- towar congressionalds salaries? guest: i think i can help to understand and answer your question by telling him how the payments -- the estimates, about. these are estimates reported by the agency. i might digress for a moment and say that the government accountability office has a number of programs now and audits that are taking place related to reviewing improper payments in the area of medicare, medicaid, the department of defense. to get back to how the estimates are comprised, the different agencies are required by law -- there has been a lot of that legislation the last decade that is moved forward in identifying improper payments. they have to be developed using

director of medicare's anti-fraud program suspending and that itone way is unfair to a great technology on ua single statistic." david, massachusetts, independent, good morning. caller: good morning, libby. what is your role as far as auditing government spending? second, based on the amount you put out as far as improper government payments for last year, how much of that is inappropriate spending cuts congressional salaries -- towar congressionalds salaries? guest: i think i can help to understand and answer your question by telling him how the payments -- the estimates, about. these are estimates reported by the agency. i might digress for a moment and say that the government accountability office has a number of programs now and audits that are taking place related to reviewing improper payments in the area of medicare, medicaid, the department of defense. to get back to how the estimates are comprised, the different agencies are required by law -- there has been a lot of that legislation the last decade that is moved forward in identifying improper payments. they have to be developed usi

director of medicare's anti-fraud program suspending and that itone way is unfair to a great technology on uaingle statistic." david, massachusetts, independent, good morning. caller: good morning, libby. what is your role as far as auditing government spending? second, based on the amount you put out as far as improper government payments for last year, how much of that is inappropriate spending cuts congressional salaries -- towar congressionalds salaries? guest: i think i can help to understand and answer your question by telling him how the payments -- the estimates, about. these are estimates reported by the agency. i might digress for a moment and say that the government accountability office has a number of programs now and audits that are taking place related to reviewing improper payments in the area of medicare, medicaid, the department of defense. to get back to how the estimates are comprised, the different agencies are required by law -- there has been a lot of that legislation the last decade that is moved forward in identifying improper payments. they have to be developed using

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