progress is the servant of our needs or a society where old values and new visions are buried under unbridled growth. or in your time, we have the opportunity to move not only toward the rich society and the powerful society but upward to the great society. >> the great society was a whole amalgam of all the programs that johnson was thinking would be a good idea. and, of course, he came from a poor background. the reason he's already said he was in government was that he wanted to help people like himself. the government could help people. and so he mentioned in the great society speech three areas. he mentioned the cities. all the things the people in poverty who live in the cities would need. people in the country what they need and particularly cleaner air, cleaner water and also schools. so he mentioned more money to schools. head start he mentioned, which is a major program. the city things encompassed a bunch of things, the office of economic opportunity, the voting rights act, which is really very key to our democracy. and nondiscrimination and also medicare and medicaid. and you read

consumption and unbridled consumer im. >> he called for the rich to share their wealth. francis leads by example, wearing simpler robes and living in a guest house rather than a palace. >> some in mexico accuse him and his advisors of hypocrisy. >> translation: capitalism in all its riches, he would not be living how he lives, but within the economy, inside the same church. pope francis focused on human rights before. this time he calls on all catholics to help. >> where is the person that you are killing every day in his secret factory, and children used for professional begging, and those who must work in secret because they are irregular. let us not pretend. awful us have a shared responsibility. >> pope francis has hinted at reforms suggesting bishops should have more authority than before. he didn't cause a change in two key areas. women should have an important role, but will not be priests. allowing abortion is not up for debate. >> pope francis offered advice for priests on how to carry out their duties. confessions should not be torture, and he urged priests to

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unless we hear the unbridled truth from people in the know, people who have been there, it's not like it's the impossible dream. we have not had a budget for five, going on six years. i would like to get back to that again. i would like to think that people like you could help steer us back in that direction. be bold. >> senator schumer. >> thank you, mr. chairmain, and thank you everyone. i want to follow-up on a question that heidi hyde cap brought up. i agree with senator manchin, it's not upgraded problem. our greatest problem is that middle-class incomes are declining. the amazing thing is that they decline not just because of the recession but they actually declined between 2001-2007. the person who alerted me to this was a professor at harvard law school was elizabeth warren who wrote articles about this one before being a senator was a gleam in her eye but it's one of our most serious problems. if middle-class incomes continue to decline and decline close to 10% between 2001 and today how much it's going to be a different america. what's all of this populism about? the america

for five months we lived through unbridled abuse, lockouts, guards who demanded identification for us to enter our homes. one of us afflicted with aids is now homeless. our evictors, native san franciscoans, well connected san franciscoans abused us without fear of repercussions. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, mr. blue. >> supervisors, i am diane carpio, resident of the city and county of san francisco for 20 years, my daughter is a native. yeah, there's -- this is definitely a huge, huge, issue, the bigger -- the other piece of the puzzle is the affordable housing aspect of it. and you know with all the funds that we're going through hud and the office of redevelopment and i mean -- it's just appalling that it's gotten to this point. then we had the bid's which the city gives businesses increasing assessments and that impacts all the residents around it. there's realtors, formula retail realtors under the guise of various llc's and they are all connected here and there and really the attorneys, bornstein and bornstein, mentioned earlier, i was in a courtroom, there's no

that's what i've been talking -- but unless we hear the unbridled truth from people in the know, people who have been there. they said you couldn't do it, and you did it. it's not like it's the impossible dream. we've had budgets, haven't had one for five, going on six years. we've balanced budgets, and we've had surpluses. i'd like to get back to that again. i think people like yourself can help us be steered in that direction. so be bold. >> thank you. >> be bold. >> thanks. i appreciate that. >> senator schumer. >> hi. thank you, madam chair and thank everybody. i just want to follow up first on a question that heidi heitkamp talked about. i agree with senator manchin that the deficit is a serious problem. it's less of a problem than it was a year or two ago. i know you acknowledge that, but it's not our greatest problem. our greatest problem is that middle class incomes are declining in america for the first time in american history, in my judgment, in terms of our political economy. the amazing thing is they decline not just because of the recession but they actually declined betwe

numbers of voters are being attracted to the far right the root is anger at what's perceived to be unbridled immigration while suffering from stagnant economies and stubborn unemployment has recently looks at some of those on the rights who are lining up to take on brussels. he minced no words the doctors will be a simple pondered on course european people are realizing that the use in them parts of the soviet union in fact is destroying their freedom. the authorization of islamic mass immigration to europe has been one of the greatest mistakes of recent decades there was live out here and the role fired up to continue. this is so shake the system. there are two increasingly popular figure heads riding a wave of nationalist movements across europe not quite in the mainstream but no longer on the fringes either germany france the netherlands belgium austria greece italy and the u.k. all seeing the success of political parties which in varying degrees are anti e.u. in its current form anti euro and anti immigration. on the fifth day europe doesn't have economic growth nor does it really have t

for five months we lived through unbridled abuse, lockouts, guards who demanded identification for us to enter our homes. one of us afflicted with aids is now homeless. our evictors, native san franciscoans, well connected san franciscoans abused us without fear of repercussions. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, mr. blue. >> supervisors, i am diane carpio, resident of the city and county of san francisco for 20 years, my daughter is a native.

were joined by our religious affairs correspondent john derek john for solstice documents takes unbridled capitalism to task by the pope of the sea for saul from political. when he says that he's praying for politicians to train for politicians is and isn't vision of what he likes to call the option to the point that only comes from latin american theology. and it is a very artful many ppl at the very provocative idea. it is the idea that the pull of the oppressed. this will cost aside by our society in the consumer society simply because it does seem to have a new useful function in the mall. these people have been very very special place in the engine guards about that is his view and that he would like politicians also see that the terms of priority was given welfare but they actually have a priority of importance. he says freeze uncle mike aunt begins talking today. it is outrageous that the news or cars for example reduced to two point range on the stock exchange but didn't care about the fact an old homeless person dies the code on the streets consisting of the past as well some in

and not the socialism is somehow good, but rather that when we have unbridled capitalism and when the left to eir own economy end up creating a huge division between the wealthy and then we have a problem.. >> it's interesting because i have been looking at the comments that have created a stir. they say that the catholic church has been one of the world's greatest beneficiary of money capitalism. >> catholic church, catholics, yes, of course. it's a huge state of wealth. including the vatican and any other ci state and catholics have benefited and just look at those who came to e united states of america from ireland and italy and immigrants that have done very well for themselves. a lot of financial help and aid, the first to provide to charities, there is another side to this argument. >> iwould say yes and no. i think some ople are using this to their own advantage. this is the same exact document which meet certain urgent needs. then it goes on and saysthat it criticizes very strongly the welfare mentali and this includes employment and job creation that es way beyond this goal.

rob ford yesterday, is here's a guy who demonstrates a level of confidence some people might call unbridled ego that few politicians possess. he is in a pickle that would have sent most officials -- spoke about running for higher office. still a lot of question about his fitness for office. one of his allies on council wants rob ford to bring in a letter from this doctor saying he is okay, and ford won't say whether he is getting treatment for substance abuse. >> i don't call it substance abuse because i'm not an addict or an alcoholic. we have health issues here. my weight is a huge issue, and have i drank in excess? absolutely. but to say you have an addiction, no. the professionals have said, no you don't have an addiction. >> that's the mayor speaking with john roberts over the weekend. we've seen lots of video with him in the suburbs of toronto. that is how he got elected, in the suburbs. i wonder if the might have enough support to elect him. >> the inner city of there getting closer to the city core, the voters get elite. very expensive neighborhoods close to the center. the collar s

various forms of social disparity, the fetishism of money and the dictatorship [indiscernible] an unbridledsumerism. in short, we find ourselves in the presence of a globalized indifference and the sneering contempt toward ethics, accompanied by constant attempt to marginalize every critical warning over the supremacy of the market which with its trickle-down, creates the illusion of helping the poor. if the church today appears still highly credible in many countries of the world, even where it is a minority, it is because of her works of charity and solidarity. >> that was bishop rino fisichella reading out part of pope francis first papal pronouncement. we're joined by two guests, both longtime dissidence within the catholic church. in san francisco, we're joined by matthew fox, author of over including,n books "letters to pope francis: rebuilding a church with justice and compassion." and also wrote, "occupy spirituality: a radical vision for a new generation." former catholic priest who was first up from teaching liberation theology and creation spirituality by cardinal ratzinger, then

i'm not afraid to say that and the people who can have that optimism and unbridled enthusiasm and go forward and say we'll continue to be great, and whether we have a deficit or -- we'll overcome that and that's where the leadership -- we have west point graduates in congress on both sides of the aisle, and i like to see them providing leadership. senator jack reed from rhode island, congress men -- >> all parties represented. >> both parties and they lean across the aisle, and that's what we need more of, people able to led with courage, self-leslie and not trying to keep their own job. do the right thing. if they don't get re-elected do the right thing. >> thank you very much. makes you think. >> target putting a bull's eye on turkey day and now shoppers are crying foul. what would west pointers think about this? you're shopping. shut up. ♪ [ alarm sound for malfunctioning printer ] [ male announcer ] you've reached the age where you've learned a thing or two. [ metal clanks ] ♪ this is the age of knowing what you're made of. so why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? [ gears

it's unbridled and seemingly unprecedented against christmas. >> it's unquestionable that there is an which is the tip of the spear when it comes to an even greater battle brewing. that's an attack on our freedom of religion where we can exercise our faith, whatever it may be. there are double standards >>> so those who would, i refer them as scrooges they're usually angry atheists armed with an attorney. they want to tell us, traditional americans that no longer can you acknowledge that jesus is the reason for the season. >> well, you know, public lands and debates we have, putting a christmas tree up, or a remembrance of what christmas is, or a cross on public property or mennoras. >> or ten commandments anywhere. >> the took is about empowering americans to know what to do to stand up what to do with our constitutional protected rights to exercise our faith. within our book are jolly ways to do that and cool alaskan recipes and kind of family-oriented things that makes for good reading. >> that is a lot of fun. i remember, you know the wis? when you're a kid did you know what your

and certainly a source of unbridled interest in many things. he and dad got along really, really well. they loved each other. >> rose: i would think so. >> that's understandable, you know? they love sports and they like man stuff. and it was actually -- >> rose: jack likes basketball and golf. >> of course. and dad loved hunting and getting out thered on horseback. and i think actually what was interesting about both men was that men love my father and jack just as much as women do, if not maybe a little more. >> rose: and you mean by that they look -- some people sometimes talk about a certain man they'll say, you know, "men envy them and women love them." they've got a whole sense of envy. or, in fact, as you say, admiration or loving them because they are living the kind of life or they are what they would imagine themselves to be at their best. >> exactly, exactly. >> rose: and somehow if they say it feel like there's a certain camaraderie between them that they share certain kinds of qualities. >> yeah. and i think it gives the guys hope.

it's unbridled and seemingly unprecedented against christmas. >> it's unquestionable that there is anistmas which is the tip of the spear when it comes to an even greater battle brewing. that's an attack on our freedom of religion where we can exercise our faith, whatever it may be. there are double standards applied to those who wish to celebrate christmas, for instance, in a traditional way. those who i will refer to as scrooges. they are usually angry athiests armed with an attorney. they want to tell patriots that no longer can you acknowledge that jesus is the reason for the season. >> even the public lands, all the debates putting a christmas tree up or some remembrance of what christmas is or a cross on public property or menorah during hanukka. >> the ten commandments erected anywhere. it certainly is a double standard. the book is about empowering americans to know what to do to stand up for our constitutionally protected rights to exercise our faith. within the book are some really jolly, christmas-y ways to do that and incorporating traditions and cool alaska recipes and ot

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it's just unbridled and seemingly unprecedented against christmas. >> you sit on a throne of lies. >>arah palin, lights up the war on christmas. >> there is an attack on christmas, which is kind of the tip of the spear when it comes to an even greater battle brewing. >> this is war. >> there are double standards being applied to those who wish to celebrate christmas. those who would -- i refer to them as scrooges. >> and a bah humbug to you. >> they are usually angry atheists. >> sounds like you love christmas. >> the number two trender. supreme irony. >> craig has undergone dna testing to determine genetic ancestry. >> craig cobb, a white supremacist, is trying to turn a tooib north dakota town into an enclave of the. >> cob is called one of the extreme white supreme efforts and neo-nazis in the country. >> a white supremacist from north dakota discovers his roots. >> 86% european. and -- [ laughter ] 14% sub saharan african. >> how could this have happened? a black white supremacist. >> you have a little black in you. >> well, that's awkward. hey, bro. >> in today's top trender. all

in 2006, with new information about rife and unbridled trading at hedge funds the fbi went to work. after examining trading anomalies poring over documents, conducting surveillances and making the first approach to a key target, that individual began cooperating with the government. what started with a key cooperator, led to thousands of hours of relentless investigative work. by a team of fbi agents uncovering an extensive network trafficking in insider information throughout the hedge fund industry. a network that has been chronicled by many of you. the result in part brought today's plea and is the latest step in the largest insider trading investigation in history. none of this would have been possible without dedicated prosecutors willing to bring charges here in the southern district. led byes u.s. attorney preet bharara and u.s. attorney richard zabl. i would like to recognize arlen brown antonio epps, john zach and their chiefs mark burger and angwynn saneny and recognize the team from my office, fbi special agents matthew call la han, james hinkle, matthew thorson, bj king,

> the various forms of social disparity, the fetishism of money, exasperation of consumption and unbridled consumerism. >> he called for the rich to share wealth before. whilst popes have been criticised for lavish, francis leads by example, living in a guest house, rather than the palace. some accuse him and his advisor of hypocrisy. >> capitalism in all its riches will not live how they live. i think he's woun of the most powerful men. pope francis is focus the on human rights before. he visited lampedusa, an island of italy when many arrive. this time he calls on all catholics to help. >> where is the person that you were killing every day in his secret factory. in children used for professional begging, in those that must work in secret. let us not pretend all of us had some share of responsibility in these situations. >> pope francis hinted at reform. noticeably he didn't call for change in the key arse. women will have more role but allowing for abortion is not up for debate. >> francis offered device. he said coninvestigations should not be torture, and urged to rite whom illies tha

know my boy because an angry man who owned a gun kept it close at hand and chose to demonstrate unbridled hatred one balmy evening for reasons i will never understand. these laws empowered his prejudiced beliefs and subsequent rage over my son's own life, his liberty and pursuit of happiness. there will be made no sense of any of it in i and the families -- unless i and the families of other victims speak out to assure that this kind of predatory violence ends. it was 50 years ago that my father shook hands with eleanor roosevelt. she assured him of the validity of his struggle and the promise of better times. she, as he did, believe that this nation was righteous to the core, that we as a country would never stop striving to do better, and that was what made us better. honorable men and women of the senate, you can prove them right today. with your help and willingness to bring our laws back to the true tenets of justice, you can lift this nation from its internal battle in which guns rule over right. you have the power to restore hope to a nation crying out for justice. i pray that you

it is in these difficult moments like these when we witness unbridled compassion and empathy and i'm pleased that the humanitarian efforts which our military and aid communities do so well are under way. and at least 13 other countries have joined the effort as well. the help is not arriving as fast as those suffering from hunger, cold, illness and homelessness need. the filipino americans in our districts are looking to us to continue our role as leaders in humanitarian aid. let's continue to help those most in need. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from missouri seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, in recent weeks i've received far too many heartbreaking stories from the people of missouri's second district. about how government-run health care is impacting their lives. today i rise to put a face on the horrors of obamacare and tell jim and kim curtis' story who hail from arnold, missouri. this is their story, in their own words. and i quote, we, the worki

you can begin by bringing in a nearly unbridled power of agencies to misuse national security labels and make wolf wilds of our government a hit and an unaccountable. we must be able to hear from whistleblowers. thank you, again, for inviting me to testify today, and i look forward to your questions. >> thank you for your testimony, angeli. and i think all of you for your testimony. we will get to your questions right now. some of this is going to be repetition from what some of the panelists said, but this is for anybody who wants to answer. in terms of the conyers decision, talking about two federal employees without a security clearance or any need for access to classified information. one was in accounting technician. i assume that a similar to cpa maybe or not even at that level -- >> lower-level accounting. >> lower-level accounting for the defense department. in that position for 20 years. the other was a clerk in a commissary, which indicates to me probably ran a cash register. fairly accurate? >> he was a grocery store clerk, essentially. he ran the cash register and our she

you can begin by reigning in the nearly unbridled power to misuse national security labels and make whole swaths of the government hidden and accountable. we have to hear from whistle blowers. thank you, again, for inviting me to testify today, and i look forward to your questions. thank you for the testimony. we'll get to the questions right now. it's repetition from what the panelists said, but this is for anybody who wants to answer it. in terms of the decision, there's two federal employees without a security clearance or any need for access to classified information. one was an accounting technician. i assume that's similar to a cpa maybe or not even at that level? >> lower level accounting. >> lower level accounting for the defense department in that position for 20 years. one was a clerk in indicating that he ran a cash register. is that fairly accurate? >> he was a -- he was a grocery store clerk essentially running a cash register. >> stock shelves? >> stocked shelves. >> the divorce, a death of a family in the other, stripped of the ability to hold a government position designat

hear the unbridled truth from people in the know, people who have been there, it's not like it's the impossible dream. we have not had a budget for five, going on six years. i would like to get back to that again. i would like to think that people like you could help steer us back in that direction. be bold. >> senator schumer. you, madam chair, and thank you everyone. i want to follow-up on a question that heidi hyde cap brought up. senator manchin, it's not upgraded problem. our greatest problem is that middle-class incomes are .eclining the amazing thing is that they decline not just because of the recession but they actually 2007.ned between 2001- the person who alerted me to this was a professor at harvard law school was elizabeth warren who wrote articles about this one before being a senator was a gleam in her eye but it's one of our most serious problems. if middle-class incomes continue to decline and decline close to 10% between 2001 and today how much it's going to be a different america. what's all of this populism about? the american people are a generous people. they do

and i think that was a sense of inspiration, a sense of hope, a sense of ambition, the sense of unbridledtimism, new frontiers, whether civil rights or the space age. equipped for even the unhappiness moments and frankly, crushing the russian threat in cuba. so people are somber. they're thoughtful. they're watching video of the president's speeches and his movements that day in fort worth and dallas 50 years ago but it is an entirely unique and somewhat happy american moment which we're able to take stock of a president, foibles and all, say, yeah, he gave his life for our country. jon: you know one of the things i was thinking about today is that famous line in his speech in which he said, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. and one wonders, you know, whether that same attitude is still prevalent today? >> well, i think it is prevalent today. it is prevalent in your family. you understand the call of service and it's, it's a moment of american exceptionalism. the things that he praised, the terms that he coined, the ethos that he imbued in the

in 2006 with new information of unbridled information trading on hedge funds, the fbi went to work.fter examining trading anomalies, poring over documents, conducting surveillances and making a first approach to a key target, that individual began cooperating with the government. what started with a key cooperator led to thousands of hours of relentless investigative work by a team of fbi agents uncovering an extensive network trafficking insider information throughout the hedge fund industry. a network that has been chronicled by many of you.çó the result, in part, brought today's plea and the latest step in the largest insider-trading investigation in history. none of this would have been possible without dedicated prosecutors willing to bring charges here in the southern district led by u.s. attorney and deputy attorney. i would like to recognize assistant and states attorneys and their chiefs. i would also like to recognize the team from my office. fbi special agents. i also want to emphasize today's announcement has no effect on any individual awaiting trials. those defendants