america the whole of the earth. thank you so very much and god bless the vfw and the united states of america. ♪ >> the today treasurytary tim of the day there is before the house financial-services committee. -- timothy geithner. live coverage at 9:30 eastern on c-span 3. the brookings institution host a discussion today on the presidential candidates foreign- policy agendas. rich williamson from the mitt romney campaign will speak. see it live it 2:30 eastern on c-span 3. >> coming up live today on c- span, "washington journal" brings to the news of the day from capitol hill. that the house resumes to look at legislation for oil-drilling in the u.s.. later, a vote on the bill to require an audit of the federal reserve. coming up in 45 minutes, congressman henry clay hard to come a democrat of texas discusses u.s. relationships with the new mexican president. scott garrett, republican of new jersey a member of the house but mitchell services committee will address the fight over tax cuts to provide sequestration, and pp the secretary's

and we, the green party of the united states of america are here to stand up and take on our historic role in history. we will refuse to proceed from the politics of fear and scarcity. we will no longer sit down with rhonda, glen and ms. fran lose their homes to the banks we will no longer sit by as the united states of america continues to have politicians in the u.s. house of representatives that's proposing cutting 300,000 children from free school lunch programs. we will no longer sit by and watch as family members are deported. we are the new and unsettling force that doctor martin luther king spoke of. and the daughter and the woman and the doctor that will help lead this new and unsettling force to create another country and another world that values the human rights of all human beings. it is my distinct honor to introduce my running mate and green party nominee for president of the united states of america, dr. jill stein. [cheers and applause] [crowd chants "jill"] >> love you back, all of you! it has been such an honor and an inspiration to get to know all of you or at leas

state or sovereignty. of whom i have here to four been a subject or citizen. that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the laws of the united states of americaainst all enemies, foreign and domestic, that i will bear true faith and allegiance, that i will bear arms on behalf of the united states when required by the law. the dye will perform noncombata services -- that i will perform noncombatant service is in the armed forces of the united states when required by law. the dial performs work of national importance -- that i will perform work of national importance under civilian direction when required by the law. that i take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. so help me god. congratulations. [applause] please be seated. congratulations to our newest -- i am proud to call you my fellow citizens. there is no fluke more fitting day -- there is no more fitting day to do this than a fourth of july when we celebrate the to under 36 anniversary of our declaration of independence -- 236 anniversary of our declaration of independence. these new citizens are members of the armed forces. all the 25 candace thi

and this will be signed by his excellency, gary doer from the ambassador of can do to the united states of america have, ambassador of great britain. the honorable remained mabis, secretary of the navy of the united states of america. yours truly. and united states senator from maryland barbara a. mikulski. ladies and gentlemen? >> the honorable barbara ann mikulski. and now let all three people say haza. >> haza. >> we've done it. ladies and gentlemen, we are now adjourned. i am told to tell you that those with invitations to the reception aboard the "quebec" may board at the ft. mchenry visitor center. thank you for coming. what a wonderful day. ♪ ♪ oh beautiful for spacious skies forever waves of gray ♪ ♪ for purple mountains majesties of all the bay ♪ ♪ america america his grace on thee ♪ ♪ ♪ from sea to shining sea

tax rates well the united states of america has massive taxes and the average american pays taxes later in the year if you add up everything we owe then or any time in the history of america it's not about just the income tax rate on the federal level it's state it's local it's sales tax it's property tax it's business taxes we have the highest corporate tax in the world and you are chasing people away one of the biggest democratic contributors in america is denise rich and she was the friend of the clintons and she just renounced our american citizen ship if obama is reelected i will make this prediction you will see americans in droves record numbers leaving the united states of america and renouncing their citizenship the taxes are too high we are offshoring jobs because the taxes and the rules and the regulations on joint military wing what we need to do is we need to offshore barack obama let's send him to russia. good hunter jumper. oh good way to break these lovely red meat this is a lovely red meat talking points that you know invoke the wrath of people by lying that we are payi

i spent 22 years in the united states military so i'm a strategic thinker but we have to understand on this day, celebrating 236 years of this great united states of americaremember that country was founded on the ideal of individual sovereignty. understanding the individual rights of life, liberty and pursuit of happiness do not come from man or government, they come from our creator. so when i look at this decision that was made last week, coming from the supreme court, we have an incredible precedence which gives authority to congress and we could use for behavior modifications. that's a dangerous things in the hands of the federal government and i think our friends on the liberal side, if they don't want to see us mandate that americans have a certain handgun, they shouldn't mandate that americans have a certain type of commodity from a private sector just because they have an ideological agenda for quote/unquote halt insurance reform. >> do you think part of your provocative nature is to rattle cages even if it's done in a way critics say is over the top. a couple of days ago you mentioned the president and his big government approach saying he would

it is about the united states of america. women make the most health care decisions in their family. most of them are responsible for the finances. it should not be a gender issue. it is an american issue. getting this country back on course. making sure this country gets back to its founding principles. that is so we can all prosper. i think that should be the goal. we want every person in this country, regardless of their origins, regardless of who their parents were, if it would drug addicts or in prison, we want everyone -- that should be the goal of government and society. we want to lift everybody up and help them reach their maximum potential. i would include women in that group. i think women, there are an awful lot to think and feel like we do. they have been intimidated by the media. the media would make you think that most women are pro-abortion people. they are moms. they are busy raising their families. a lot of them feel the way we do. we just need to get to them and it empowers them -- and empower them. >> thank

you can't get it yet in the united states of america. this appears in singapore, only. tly a couple of 7-elevens over there are test driving this baby. here is how it works. after you mix potato, flax and hot water, the machine oozes out instant mashed potatoes into a handy cup followed by, here it comes, chicken gravy. yeah. there it is. oh, my gosh. you can also opt for the mashed potato barbecue flavor, we're told. one cup in singapore costs you $1. the question is why is this not in the united states? why is singapore leading the way on this technology? we thought this would be some good time to point to other overseas vending machines to make us jealous. in europe, personal pizzamaker, under three minutes, sthoots you out a pizza. australia, you have your french fries cooked in hot hoyle before being flash frozen and stacked into the machine in 45 seconds. then there's pride pilsner machine. now we're talking. it scans i.d.s to ensure appropriate drinking age. in singapore and 7-eleven, you can get mashed potatoes. your super sooiz e-mails and texts are next. ♪ [ ac

sarbanes family, like the carden family, when you saw that flag, you knew you were in the united states of america. that flag over fort mchenry was like our statue of liberty welcoming everybody to a new country, a new land, a new opportunity. whether you came from poland or greece or anywhere looking for opportunity, the sarbanes family even named a diner when they moved to salisbury called the mayfl ds mayflower because we believed in this country. when my great-grandmother stepped off the boat women didn't have the right to vote. she had good old money in her pocket, but a big dream in her heart. that's what america has meant. then there were others that staled up and came by. some a man by the name of frederick douglas, a slave who left st. michaels down on the eastern shore. when he passed by, that flag didn't belong to him in his heart, but here in baltimore he learned to read. he learned to write. he learned he had a voice. he became the leading orator of the abolition movement and he carried the flag to a new sense of height to free the slaves and free america. that was born coming past fo

god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. lause] ♪ ♪ o ♪ ♪ >> an enhancement of "washington journal. non- john alessi talked about her years in congress. we did next, nancy pelosi talking about her years in congress. >> we pulled in around 9:30 a.m.. >> the former commanding officer of the u.s.s. cole on the events surrounding al qaeda's october 2000 attack that left 17 dead and 37 injured. >> i was doing a routine paperwork when at 11:18 a.m., there was a thunderous explosion. you could feel all 505 feet and 8,400 tons of destroyer pushed up into the right. we hung for a second in the air as the ship was doing this three dimensional twisting. we came back down in the water. lights went out. ceiling tiles popped out. everything on my desk lifted up and slammed down. i grabbed the underside of my desk until the ship stopped moving. >> more with him sunday at 8:00 p.m. on c-span's "q&a." >> this morning, we discussed the latest job numbers with pedro de costa. then we speak abou

our soldiers have come home to be poisoned on their own soil in the united states of america and find out their own families have been poisoned. they have lost their children to birth defects. they have lost their children at the age of 10 and 11 and 12 to leukemia, to the tens upon tens of thousands of soldiers who could lose their life from cancer do to ground water contamination. numbers higher than we see in the war. it is absolutely to be inexcusable and the biggest black eye that america has. we cannot allow that to happen. tavis: i doubt seriously if this is your first time seeing erin brockovich, if you saw the movie about her work starring julia roberts, she won the massacre -- academy award, you know it is real. the passion. i love the passion, and people sitting in for the first time they get now that julia was playing a real character. she is fighting for the protection and preservation of clean water. the new project is called "last call at the oasis," and you should check it out. good to have you on the program. >> thank you. tavis: that is our show for tonight. you can

the united states of america first went into world war ii, pearl harbor -- when the united states went into korea, the first army sent to korea was absolutely decimated, wiped out. we have a bad habit of not being able to be prepared for the next major conflicts -- combat operation and here we are putting ourselves, putting our men and women the best and brightest amongst us, are truly greatest resources in this country, our sons and daughters in a horrible situation. in 2003 when i was deploying my battalion to iraq we did not have enough body armor. we have humvees that didn't have doors on them. that is not how a nation, the united states of america, projects power and projects strength. we have to have a strong military. we cannot look at the military and say that this little 19.6, 19 -- 19.7% of our budget is going to be the bill payer while this other 62%, the net interest on our debt, medicare, medicaid and social security we won't touch it because we have politicians appear who don't have the courage to stand up and tell the american people what needs to be said. the number one

of virginia and the united kingdom, commemorating the 400th anniversary of the first permanent english settlement in america. we took pride in representing commonwealth of virginia and the united states of america descendents of those tribes who welcomed the first permanent english settlement to virginia, to this place called america. however, when the festivities were over, we remained unrecognized as sovereign nations by the united states of america. virginia indians lived under the treaty, ironically called the articles of peace, under the english crown until the formation of the united states. signatories are sovereign subjects of the crown. as recently as the 21st decade, this treaty was applied to a court case involving the virginia indians. while we are now recognized by the commonwealth of virginia, federal recognition continues to elude us. please allow me to cite a painful example of why the current administrative process falls short in embracing the realities the virginia indians face. in 1912 a man naked -- named flecker was head of the first bureau of arts and statistics in virginia. he was a white separatist. to give you an idea of the motives surrounding this companion

. >> are you president of the united states of america. earth is being attacked by aliens. look into that camera. and action. >> citizens of earth, it was the spirit of humanity that built this planet. it is that same spirit of humanity that would allow us to destroy the aliens. (applause) >> jon: that was awesome. (laughter) and mr. cain gave that speech off the top of his head. true. so when herman cain ended his presidential run an alien invasion was not 9 only moment of crisis we lost a chance to see him respond to. many, many others. they are the subject of a new series, a new series of john oliver's interviews, herman cain an american presidency. >> in october of 2011 herman cain lead the polls for the republican presidential nomination. tragically america was denied a home in cain's presidency but recently i sat down with mr. cain for a series of conversations to explore some of the tough decisions we have faced in office. i present to you herman cain, an american presidency. tonight the constitution. >> i love the constitution as much as i love the united states of a

but i say here today, if you want to protect the next big attacks on the united states of america, vote for cloture. let's have an informed debate. let's find at the end of the day, the sensible center that will give us the constitutionally but effective way of defending the united states of america. mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. president, i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from wyoming. mr. barrasso: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. barrasso: thank you. i ask unanimous consent to speak as if in morning business. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mr. barrasso: thank you. i come to the floor today to do as i do week after week as a doctor pro practiced medicine in wyoming taking care of families from across our state for a quarter of a century, to give a doctor's second opinion about the health care law. one of the central claim

i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. into the republic, for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. you can have a seat. i would like to acknowledge and introduce some of the people we have on the stage with us. first, at the police commission president, thomas mazzucco, commissioner kingsley, paul henderson from the mayor's office as representing because the mayor was unable to come tonight. also, we have commissioner loftus. also, the command at steep. d staff. deputy chief james that lake, lyn tomioka, leanora militello, and next to lyn commander biel, corrier from field comman. i would like to introduce chief grigory p. suhr. >> good evening, and hopefully lyn still wants to be your boss tomorrow. i know it is quiet and there are a lot of kids in the room. that is terrific. the medal of valor ceremony is the best event that we get to attend. it is when there is a crisis, emergency, extreme danger and takes everything you have to go forward, and everyone else tha

there's no reason in the united states of america, the land of the free, that people have to be afraid to go to the movies. >> congresswoman jan schakowsky of illinois. thank you for your time and your honesty this morning, i appreciate it. i want to bring in our monday morning power panel. we have keith boykin, republican strategist trey hardin, and erin mcpike. great to have all three of you here. and erin, the associated press wrote, in a world where amazon can track your next book purchase and you must register to buy allergy medicine, james holmes spent months stockpiling ballistic bullets without raising any red flags with authorities. erin, this is obviously a serious problem in this country. both sides could probably agree on this, but they won't. >> you're right. but i think the bigger thing here is that the white house has already said that president obama will not be pushing for more gun control. and you just had on congresswoman schakowsky, who is saying we need to have a national conversation about this. i don't think that's going to happen when you already have a democrat

tpr-rbgs -- from seeing a couple hundred thousand people celebrating, they're grateful to the united states of america for what we did. i wonder what the attitude of the new people who will emerge as leaders of syria, whoever they are, what will their attitude be to the united states of america i would ask my colleague. and taking into consideration that the challenges that whoever takes over power in libya will face are myriad. they are really incredible obstacles and a path to a free and democratic nation. and that would cry out for american assistance and help. how willing and how eager will they have for the united states to be engaged in any way in assisting them as they try to achieve the goal that they've already sacrificed 17,000 lives for. mr. lieberman: i say to my friend from arizona, he makes a very important here. let me relate it back to one of the excuses that's been given for the united states not to have become more involved on the side of the opposition to assad, which is the side of freedom, which is where our national values call us to be. one of the excuses for not getting involve

representing our missing comrades from the five armed forces of the united states of america. the united states army, the united states marine corps, the united states navy, the united states air force, and the united states coast guard. and in remembrance of those young lives and loves captured, missing or killed the cry of their spirits continues to be heard, harboring their rages, deprived of their precious freedom, locked up in wire, bamboo and concrete cages. oppressed by the enemy in the darkness of doom, never to surrender, and a passion to live, spiritually driven by the rojos, blanco, and azul, the red, white and blue. [ bell ringing ] >>> the p.o.w./m.i.a. missing warriors table has many symbols. the table is round, symbolizing our everlasting concern for our missing comrades, the tablecloth is white. symbolizing the purity of their motives in answering their country's call to arms, so that children could remain free and be given a chance. the single red rose displayed in a vase reminds us of the life of each of the missing and their loved ones and friends, who contin

state. of a home or which i have here to four been a subject for citizen. that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states and the laws of the united states of americaall enemies foreign and domestic. that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that i will bear arms on behalf of the united states when required by the law that i will perform noncombatant services in the armed forces of the united states when required by law, that i will perform the work of national importance under civilian direction when required by the law, that i take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion, so help me god. congratulations. [applause] [applause] please be seated. congratulations to our newest american citizens. today you have earned all the rights and responsibilities that come with being a citizen of the united states. america is now your country. you have worked so hard to get here. you should be as proud this moment and this achievement, just as i am proud to call you my fellow citizens. there is no more fitting day on which to do this, to join the american family than the fourth of july, when we celebrate the 23

accounts in cayman islands, bermuda switzerland luxembourg in different countries, not the united states of america. but they call president obama un-american saying he doesn't know how to be an american. gee, i wonder why they do that. of course we all know, he's different. he looks different. come on, he doesn't look like us. it is so obvious. but sununu realized he stepped in it. he's going to try to backpedal here. he says what i thought i said but i guess i didn't say is that the president has to learn the american formula for creating business. the american formula is creating business is not to have the government create business. yeah yeah. nice try. by the way apparently the formula that mitt romney is for creating business is firing everybody or shipping their jobs to china or india. so i don't think that's really the american brand of business. and so they are melting down in that regard obviously and that leads to the question of look, if they're in this bad of shape and they have this many republicans calling for his head, is it possible we get to a point where they say hey you know wh

this year david koch was the libertarian party official candidate for vice president of the united states of america through a pretty incredible it's all true the main agenda of the coax john birch society was to enhance the power and control of our government by big business and billionaires while fighting organized labor and people like me who were protesting the vietnam war the main agenda the koch's tea party is to get millionaires elected to congress and have them cut taxes and regulations for koch industries and other polluting corporations while fighting organized labor and people like me who are protesting the iraq war and the main agenda of the coax libertarians again funded and trained by the koch brothers is to keep intact the power of big money over our government cut taxes and regulations on billionaires and polluting industries while fighting organized labor and people like me who are protesting the corporate takeover of the united states of america. three generations of americans all duped by the same billionaire family three generations buy into the idea that what's best for industry

. >> attention from the united states of america to all who shall see these present, greetings. awarded in the name of the president of the united states of america, established by general george washington at newburg, new york, 7 august, 1782, to army specialist james patrick o'leary for wounds received in combat action against hostile enemy forces in iraq on 19 july, 2004. >> good luck. >> steve: round of applause, folks! [ cheers and applause ] we've been doing this program an awfully long time and that's the first time we've seen a purple heart on the program. today is your live day, right? >> correct. >> steve: tell us what happened in 2004, if you don't mind. >> basically our fob got hit pretty bad by some mortars in three locations. i came down and lost part of my lung, shattered shoulder, shattered ribs and i'm lucky to be here. >> steve: you are lucky to be here. you also, sir, were injured on the same day, part of the same mortar attack. what does this mean that you are able to be here with your comrade on this day? >> it's a great horn to be here with james. physically

tonight in the state of colorado and across the united states of america, those graphs are going to be borne out by negative ad after negative ad after negative ad. and listen -- i'll close with this, mr. president, i'll close with this. we face enormous structural issues in the economy in this country. we faced them for a while and we're facing them again, because as you can see from this chart, g.d.p. growth, our economic output, has decoupled from wage growth and job growth. that's what's happening in the united states, and the job of this congress, the job of this administration and our generation's job is to recouple those so that we have a rising middle class in this country, and that's what we should be spending our time on as we think about reforming our tax code and our regulatory code and our statute books, but there are some folks around that aren't necessarily all that interested in that because the current system works pretty well for them. i can't tell you the number of times i've heard people say in this chamber that the government shouldn't pick winners and losers, and

the united states of america first win in the world war ii, pearl harbor casually passed. en united states went into korea, task force smith was absolutely decimated, wiped out. we have a bad habit of not being able and being prepared for the next major combat operation. and here we are putting ourselves in a position, putting our men and women our truly greatest resource that this country can offer, our sons and daughters in a horrible situation in 2003, when i deployed my battalion to iraq, we did not have enough body armor. we have some humvees who didn't have doors on them. that's not how a nation, united states of america, projects power and projects strength. we have to have a strong military and we cannot look at the military and say this little 19.6% of our budget is going to be the bill payer while this other 62%, the net interest on our debt, we won't touch it because we have politicians up here that don't have the courage to stand up and tell the american people what needs to be said. the number one responsibility of the federal government is to provide for the c

love their guns explain to my international audience you know there is a history in the united states of america it's the history of the frontier it's the history of the old west it's the history of the militia men at lexington and concord fighting back the british regular soldiers there is this history in america and those of us that advocate greater gun control are not trying to take away the rights of ordinary same people who haven't committed a crime from owning guns but we do want background checks for people who are mentally ill it's too easy to buy a gun if you're crazy if you've committed a violent felony and it's too easy to buy very powerful weapons that you don't need hunters don't need one hundred bullet capacity magazines if you can't shoot a deer in one hundred bullets you shouldn't be a hunter and the deer will probably run away all right on that note thank you very much for an interesting discussion many thanks to my guest today in washington denver and in los angeles and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember crosstalk. i.

regardless of gender or ethnicity, what you do is extremely important to the contribution of the united states of america. you're our community leaders. we need you on this national platform of c-span to speak to our countrymen the value of history. and i would just end by saying this. ten years ago, i was working in north adams, massachusetts. i had an apartment in east greenbush, new york. commuting to work, i stopped at a grocery store. and at the checkout, there was this laminated one-pager on american history. 1822, slave revolt in charleston, south carolina. now most people in this audience who are native charlestons, you can get an a in south carolina history and be totally ignorant about the gentleman you are profiling tonight. once again, appreciate all the work you do on behalf of us. but could each of you just speak generally, let me give you one example. because two weeks ago i was watching c-span. these words are not synonymous. your peers will talk about southern history. and if you get up and publicly project that you're an expert, you're an authority about a subject and all you can speak

as long as i'm president i will keep fighting to make sure jobs are located here in the united states of america. >> we can't stop there. i'm ready to make sure that america once again leads the world in educating our kids and training our workers. our tuition tax credit has saved millions of families thousands of dollars. i want to extend it. we just won the fight we were having with congress to stop the federal student loan rate from doubling for more than 7 million students. we got that done, now i want to work with presidents and officials at universities and community colleges to bring the cost of tuition once and for all. i want to help our schools higher and reward the best teachers especially in math and science. i want to get 2 million more americans the chance to attend great community colleges like kirkwood and help them learn the skills the businesses are hiring for right now because higher education is not a luxury in the 21st century. it is a necessity, and i want everybody to be able to afford it. that's what this election's about. [ applause ] my administration's helped more than

that's because he is stacking all of the money not in the united states of america when he wants to be president of the united states of america. he keeps it in other people's countries and that's how he collected a big part of his fortune. so harry reid goes back up to the top rope. i'm not going to let you get away with this. you're hiding your money. but he's not done yet. now remember mitt romney's dad george romney is the guy who set the standard and said hey you know what? you gotta release 12 years of tax returns otherwise you could trick people by just releasing one year. that's exactly what his son did. so what does harry reid say about that? he said his poor father must be so embarrassed about his son. let me see you go up on that rope one more time, harry. not my dad no! you're right about my dad! so now some people have said well, harry reid doesn't have exact proof. yeah okay, mitt romney, where is your proof? you have it! you could release it tomorrow and end this conversation! there is an obvious reason why you're hiding it! because you didn't pay the taxes, did you mitt

this will the price to the united states of america to continue to meet its obligations. that insistence on not raising the debt ceiling for the faction which is put us in a very, very bad spot. i hope we can find a way out. >> jeremy from "the hill." >> they have accused democrats of using the military as a weapon. why have we not seen a plan other than tax increases have to occur? >> the president put out a budget at the start of this year which was an action to get the deficit under control and avoid sequestration. in the democratic caucus, we put forward a bill and voted on that. max baucus put out a bill in the super committee to put out a long-term plan. there have been things but on the table. every single one of those plants has been rejected by the republicans because they're still in the position that there is no revenue. we have been advocating a balanced approach and we have put out plans, but they have all been rejected by the republicans. >> you have said in the past you think the sequester is " a dumb way" to make cuts, that is just a hair cut across the to

we have to get in the game in the united states of america. hat incentivizes to create jobs here in the united states of america and compete in the global economy. i am here because he had the best deal. mississippi said i want manufacturing. >> let me say that he said mississippi offered the best deal, almost everything was tax incentives. they were tax credits. if they are successful, we reduce their taxes. that speaks volumes and the question you asked me to start this section of the show. >> interesting. >> governor barber, as you know, this is cable. let's get back to the contentiousne contentiousness. >> they won't do it. >> we have enough of them being best friends. take me into the romney campaign and defend his position on the affordable care act. it's almost the exact same bill passed by the massachusetts legislature and campioned by then governor romney. how does he go back and forth? >> let's start off by recognizing something. every state has mandatory car insurance fchl you own an automobile, you have to inhusur it. the federal go

when the united states of america first went into world war ii, pearl harbor happened. the first unit sent to career was absolutely devastated. -- korea was absolutely devastated. we have a habit of not being prepared for the next major combat operation. here we are putting our men and women, the best and brightest amongst us, in a horrible situation. in 2003, when i deployed my battalion to iraq, we did not have enough body armor. we had some humvees that did not have doors. that is not a nation, the united states of america, projects power and strength. we have to have a strong military. we cannot look at the military and say, this 19.7% of our budget is going to be the bill payer while this other 62%, the interest on our debt, medicaid, medicare, social security, we will not touch it because we have politicians that will not have the courage to tell the american people what needs to be fixed. the number one responsibility of the federal government is to provide for the common defense. it does not have to do with giving out food stamps. it has to do with protecting the

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drop about another load of money that's been stashed off somewhere other than the great united states of americaa guy who's been running for president for eight year, a governor of massachusetts for four years, yes, he was in private equity, made a lot of money. i'm not saying there's anything illegal. >> nobody has been. >> but we've talked about this ç before. he is remarkably tone deaf when it comes to things like this. i mean, why do people have all these offshore accounts. swiss bank accounts in bermuda, all these tax facilities. >> in order to avoid tax and hide their assets. >> and if they're doing that and it's legal, fine. but if you're running for the esident of the united states and you're paying 15% or 17% rate on your income taxes and everybody else is paying 35 and 40 and 50%, the american people just don't like the smell of this. it doesn't feel right and i don't know why he's doing this or if he should just come absolutely clean. why does he have $102 million in his ira when you're allowed to put 15, $17,000 a year. please explain it. >> i can't. our final question to you, is thi