i do not think there is a relative standard right now so i find it unhelpful and unproveable.hairperson hur: agree. any other facts that the commissioners think we need to discuss? i think we have discussed all of the ones that are relevant. there are certainly many in here that are not relevant. anything else factually that we need to discuss in order to establish? ok. next, i think we need to address the legal issues, some of which are likely more thorny than the factual issues. it seems to me that the parties have agreed that we need to read the charter provision consistent with the option that we proposed at the last meeting. option 2 requires that every cell clause -- sub-clause following the first half to relate to the duties of his or her office. is there any disagreement among the commissioners as to whether that should be the framework with which we should -- by which we should perform our discussion? commissioner renne: i think i made it clear that i do not agree with that interpretation of that statute. i think there are two distinct provisions. provisions. chairper

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harry reid issued this statement today after mitt romney's unprovable claim that even if true is embarrassing enough that he hasn't paid less than 13% in income taxes in the last ten years. >> we'll believe it when we see it. until mitt romney releases his tax returns, americans will continue to wonder what he's hiding. romney seems to think he play s by a different set of rules than every other president in the last 30 years, a standard set by mitt romney's father. romn the obama campaign said this -- we have reasons to doubt his claim. our question to him is prove it. he's still asking the american people to trust him. however, given mitt romney's secrecy about his returns, coupled with the revelations in just the one return we have seen to date, and the inconsistencies between this one return and his other financial disclosures, he has forfeited the right to have us take him at his word. the inconsistencies the obama campaign is talking about there is that in the one partial -- and it's only a partial romney tax return that we have seen -- that revealed $100 million trust, nine overseas ho

it is sort of unprovable. but there is a story that the critical mass has received themselves, if you want an explanation for why it happened here and so little happened there. >> guest: one thing i can tell you is this. leading up to 2001 we got to the peak of the internet valuation. people who have worked their whole lives to get a job at bain capital -- we are walking out the door with the kooky as internet ideas, trying to get rich. it was hard to get people to stay at their place of employment. i knew some to describe it as everybody has a business plan. it is an incubator for internet ideas. those valuations had an enormous impact on what i saw. talented people and their willingness to take crazy risks. and you see that as well as state lottery. whenever they increase the probability of expected value -- which is the highest payoff. it has everybody out there buying lottery tickets. and i also want to see it in education. who are the students who are working the hardest. small amounts of working needs a

i mean, look, it's sort of unprovable, but there is a story that the critical mass that kind of fueled itself was built up out there and that that was -- if you want an explanation for why it happened here and so little happened there. >> guest: one thing i would tell you is this. leading up to 2000 when we got to the peak of the internet valuation -- >> host: right. >> guest: -- people who had worked their whole lives to get a job at bain were walking out the door with the kookiest internet ideas trying to get rich because -- you couldn't -- it was hard to get people to stay at tear place of employment. and i knew some professors who described it as everybody has a business plan. it's an incubator for internet ideas. those valuations had an enormous impact, what i saw, on talented people and their willingness to take crazy risks. and you see that, i think, as well in state lotteries. whenever there's big jackpots in state lotteries, it doesn't even increase the probability, the expected value, if you will, but just the high payoffs have everybody out there buying lottery tickets. and