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i would also make broader changes to the ui system. a couple of times it's done so well is they have a work share program. so manufactures don't have to lay off workers. they can distribute the paying among all the the workers by cutting back hour ls. so they don't lose very skilled workers and laborers in a recession. we should reform the system to allow unemployed workers to get the training. so the ui program is a really good place to work. second, immigration policy. i think the hidden gem in our economy is the university system. it's going to take 100 years for anyone to recognize what we've done with the university systems. if any foreign student comes to the country, gets a degree by the university of wisconsin, they issue them to stay. third, thinking outside the box for you. # there's a really interesting noouchlt that i've observed among manufactures and universities. manufactures are saying, listen, i have a big skill mismatch problem here. my workforce is old, it's aging, it's going to retire. the young folks are not intere

german and chinese and not .uying them kare what they have talked about is what they can do to rebalanceexports to the united states? >> ac also talking diverted say they need to get more? >> there is the question that it is part of the dialogue. they are making sure there is stability. i think obama is concerned about two things. the growth back to europe as a whole and make sure there is not a run on the euro. they almost broke the global economy. >> you are on the air. >> how does this affect foreign currencies in the mid east? as far as making their currencies stronger and more stable? >> are you referring to the euro? >> the middle east currency itself. if you look at the kuwaiti dollar, how that revalued, did that make their economies strong third? >> to the best of my knowledge, many of the economy's are pegged to the dollar or external ones. one of the issues people are watching carefully as the year rose stabilizes is will the dollar knock this off? i think most people believe that by 2025, it will no longer be one local currency. it will probably be three. that will put doesn't

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german and chinese and not .uying them kare what they have talked about is what they can do to rebalancestates? >> ac also talking diverted say they need to get more? >> there is the question that it is part of the dialogue. they are making sure there is stability. i think obama is concerned about two things. the growth back to europe as a whole and make sure there is not a run on the euro. they almost broke the global economy. >> you are on the air. >> how does this affect foreign currencies in the mid east? as far as making their currencies stronger and more stable? >> are you referring to the euro? >> the middle east currency itself. if you look at the kuwaiti dollar, how that revalued, did that make their economies strong third? >> to the best of my knowledge, many of the economy's are pegged to the dollar or external ones. one of the issues people are watching carefully as the year rose stabilizes is will the dollar knock this off? i think most people believe that by 2025, it will no longer be one local currency. it will probably be three. that will put doesn't quite a different wor

a lot of folks run for pro-life, and thash uis shoved to the back burner.of every human life, not just at birth but on the issue of abortion but with respect to to the entire life, welfare reform and dignity of people at the end of life, those issues are top priority issues for me to make sure all life is respected and held with dignity. >> governor romney, take 20 or 30 seconds, if there is a republican who questions your authenticity on the issue? >> people have looked at my record and look what i said through the last campaign. i believe people understand i'm firmly pro-life and will support justice who is believe in following the constitution and not legislating from the bench. i believe in the sanctity of life from the beginning to end. >> is there anybody that believes that's an issue in the campaign, or case closed? >> case closed. >> case closed it is. tom forman standing by in rochester. >> hi, john. representative bachmann, i have a question for you. governor pawlenty opposed abortion rights except in cases of rape, incest or when the mother's lif

if ui sense of how much the program is costing workers and employers, you look at these tables, which translate everything into percentages of those amounts. whatever draw your attention to on this graph is a couple things. one is last year in 2010, you have a deficit of expenditures over tax income for the first time since the mid-neds. what is new in this year's report is the findings that the era of tax income relatively benefit expenditures are now a permanent feature program finance. this is the first such trustees report censored than public trustees that it's made such a finding. the other thing important to understand is how costco in the future as a consequence of population aging. if you look where expenditures were in 2007, before baby boomers started claiming benefits and before the recession had, it was about 11.5% of the tax base. that cost rate is going to rise to 17 cents on the dollar by the mid-20s 30s. as i will explain a little bit more later, predominantly reflects population aging. now, it's a little bit disguise because if you look at this graph, you'll see a sp

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