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people in congress. -- p.r. people in congress. i said he semi-is mills -- i said he constantly sending e- mails. etc is sending me your own thoughts about these things? >> said yes, i know him well and how he would think about this. i used to work for a member of congress and had to see everything i sent out under his name. it was ridiculous. we kept missing the google waves. [laughter] the google wave is serious. it is the first thing i look out in the morning. what is cresting and how quickly can write something to catch the google wave? everyone is trying to survive in the current media environment. when you talk to members of staff, what is motivating them? i was interested in the oversight function. there are members of staff that are superb at oversight. they have done it for years. they are like treasures. when one member leaves the congress, this treasure is passed on to someone else who continues the excellent work. these people are feeling kind of like dinosaurs these days. the young staffers kind of want to get out. the
people in congress. -- p.r. people in congress. i said he semi-is mills -- i said he constantly sending e- mails. etc is sending me your own thoughts about these things? >> said yes, i know him well and how he would think about this. i used to work for a member of congress and had to see everything i sent out under his name. it was ridiculous. we kept missing the google waves. [laughter] the google wave is serious. it is the first thing i look out in the morning. what is cresting and how...
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people in congress. you send me e-mails congress -- constantly. how can you possibly get back to him that quickly to get his response. he goes, i do not do that. i said, what you mean, you are sending me your own thoughts? he says, yes. i know him very well. i know how he would think. i used to work for a member of congress to head to see everything as sent out under his name. it was ridiculous. we kept missing tghe google wave. the google wave is serious. i get it every morning. it is the first thing i look at. what is cresting on google. how quickly can i write something to attach to that wave? another question. when you talk to members' staff, what is motivating them? where did they see their career? i was very interested in the oversight function. and there are members of staff who are super bit oversight. they have done it for years. they know a lot. and they are like treasures. when one member of it -- weaves the congress, this treasure is passed on to someone else to continues their excellent work. these people are feeling like dinosaurs th
people in congress. you send me e-mails congress -- constantly. how can you possibly get back to him that quickly to get his response. he goes, i do not do that. i said, what you mean, you are sending me your own thoughts? he says, yes. i know him very well. i know how he would think. i used to work for a member of congress to head to see everything as sent out under his name. it was ridiculous. we kept missing tghe google wave. the google wave is serious. i get it every morning. it is the...
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look at any member of congress. they carry laminated card that are broken out in 15 minute intervals. there is time for committees but not a whole lot. there are fund-raisers in the evening. they don't have a lot of control over the time they spend doing things and that has had an impact on what we are talking about. another question i would love an answer to. if you look at the percentage of staff resources how much is that hiring and retaining staff that knows something about policy as opposed to staff that can man a war room that are very good with their thumbs and text in or tweeting or establishing networks. i remember a conversation with a man who was regarded until he was let go as one of the most effective pr people in congress. i have to ask, you send me e-mails constantly giving response to issues of the day. how can you get back to him that quickly to get his response? he said i don't do that. i said what do you mean? you are sending your own thoughts? he says yes. i know him very well and how he thinks a
look at any member of congress. they carry laminated card that are broken out in 15 minute intervals. there is time for committees but not a whole lot. there are fund-raisers in the evening. they don't have a lot of control over the time they spend doing things and that has had an impact on what we are talking about. another question i would love an answer to. if you look at the percentage of staff resources how much is that hiring and retaining staff that knows something about policy as...
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all congress would do at present was request the states to contribute money. 1782 congress asked for 8 million. on april 1st when the first $2 million was due the superintendent of finance collected nothing. a week or so later, $5,572 trickled in from new jersey, my native state. it was enough to keep the federal government running for a quarter of a day. the years 72 ended with a shortfall of $6 million. only to loans from france and holland enabled morris to dodge toole bankruptcy as for paying the army it was beyond the realm of the financial possibilities. soon anonymous broadsides began circulating around the new windsor can't. the officers abandoned their milk and water study with mcdougal's plea to congress but the army did not act now declared these compostable the officers were condemned to growing old in poverty and wretchedness and content. peace would benefit everybody but them. it was time to confront the gratitude of their fellow citizens who br me courage had made it dependent. there was only one option left. moreover, they should suspect a man who would advise them to
all congress would do at present was request the states to contribute money. 1782 congress asked for 8 million. on april 1st when the first $2 million was due the superintendent of finance collected nothing. a week or so later, $5,572 trickled in from new jersey, my native state. it was enough to keep the federal government running for a quarter of a day. the years 72 ended with a shortfall of $6 million. only to loans from france and holland enabled morris to dodge toole bankruptcy as for...
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congress sends them to the states. and if 38 states ratify those amendments, they become part of the constitution. so that means 13 states, and there are easily 13 red and 13 blue states in our country, could block any amendment. so we don't have to worry about one side or the other running away with the game. but there's a way then to get congress to focus on the kinds of issues that congress itself won't focus on. it's an intervention. >> what do you think would work as a constitutional amendment to make a real change -- to make enough of a change in money and politics that the problem wouldn't just come back? >> i think an amendment has to have three parts. number one, we've got to have publicly funded federal elections. and there are lots of ways to talk about it. and i talk about it in the book. i think small dollar funded elections where the money essentially is the people's money. so when congress is focused on the funders the funders happen to be the people. so there's no gap between the two and that focuses th
congress sends them to the states. and if 38 states ratify those amendments, they become part of the constitution. so that means 13 states, and there are easily 13 red and 13 blue states in our country, could block any amendment. so we don't have to worry about one side or the other running away with the game. but there's a way then to get congress to focus on the kinds of issues that congress itself won't focus on. it's an intervention. >> what do you think would work as a constitutional...
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does it's not buying congress and the old quid pro quo bribery where nobody is alleging and i don't believe that this congress is corrupt in the sense that rod blagojevich or randy duke cunningham were corrupt but it is buying or bending congress in the sense that as these members dance to figure out what flushes the most money into the system that then it's just doesn't happen to be the sort of appearance that makes the people have any confidence because surprise surprise the funders of the campaigns are not the people and that's the fundamental fact that makes this government so untrusting so what do you think is going on right now if we look at this deficit super committee right there only has a couple of weeks couple of weeks left until they're supposed to try to minimum of one point two trillion dollars and they've been doing it pretty secretive fashion terms of all those questions that they've had but every report that has come out shows that they're not getting anywhere but the main breakdown right now is over taxes republicans absolutely refuse to budge when it comes to rais
does it's not buying congress and the old quid pro quo bribery where nobody is alleging and i don't believe that this congress is corrupt in the sense that rod blagojevich or randy duke cunningham were corrupt but it is buying or bending congress in the sense that as these members dance to figure out what flushes the most money into the system that then it's just doesn't happen to be the sort of appearance that makes the people have any confidence because surprise surprise the funders of the...
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>> no, any congress can reverse the actions of the previous congress. >> i appreciate your response to a question to m senatorurrray that you believe that your projections on gdp growth are too generous and you believe vick would be lower which means our deficit is worse than you have rejected and in the past. under your projections, you are assuming a 30% cut two positions in medicare and you are assuming the taxes go up $3.80 trillion. that would have a detrimental effect on the economy and you are assuming there is a cut in discretionary spending. as you project that deficits will decline as a percentage of gdp, is based on all of these assumptions which, frankly, what impact that number in one way. >> it is not our assumption. we are following current law about these are baked into your proposals and your testimony. >> under either of your long- term fiscal projections, spending on entitlements or mandatory health programs like social security will increase between 15% and 17% of energy paid a net interest cost will increase to between 4% and 9%. under either of those scenarios, th
>> no, any congress can reverse the actions of the previous congress. >> i appreciate your response to a question to m senatorurrray that you believe that your projections on gdp growth are too generous and you believe vick would be lower which means our deficit is worse than you have rejected and in the past. under your projections, you are assuming a 30% cut two positions in medicare and you are assuming the taxes go up $3.80 trillion. that would have a detrimental effect on the...
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and to shame congress into acting. the "talk back" question today, should the president bypass congress to help the economy? facebook.com/americanmorning. facebook.com/americanmorning. i'll read your responses later on in the hour. >>> still to come, first michele bachmann new hampshire staff quit. this morning thamp letting everyone know why, and we're going to share those kernels of information with you when we come back. it's 22 after the hour. i've been eating progresso and now my favorite old jeans...fit. okay is there a woman i can talk to? [ male announcer ] progresso. 40 soups 100 calories or less. each day was fueled by thorough preparation for events to come. well somewhere along the way, emily went right on living. but you see, with the help of her raymond james financial advisor, she had planned for every eventuality. which meant she continued to have the means to live on... even at the ripe old age of 187. life well planned. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. >>> welcome back. "minding your b
and to shame congress into acting. the "talk back" question today, should the president bypass congress to help the economy? facebook.com/americanmorning. facebook.com/americanmorning. i'll read your responses later on in the hour. >>> still to come, first michele bachmann new hampshire staff quit. this morning thamp letting everyone know why, and we're going to share those kernels of information with you when we come back. it's 22 after the hour. i've been eating progresso...
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politics will shape what congress does in foreign affairs. and congress influences foreign policy, directly and indirectly. my first point is that congress operates at a disadvantage in foreign policy and will as long as we have this policy. if you look at the constitution, it is important foreign-policy powers to congress and the president. they say the constitution is an invitation to struggle over
politics will shape what congress does in foreign affairs. and congress influences foreign policy, directly and indirectly. my first point is that congress operates at a disadvantage in foreign policy and will as long as we have this policy. if you look at the constitution, it is important foreign-policy powers to congress and the president. they say the constitution is an invitation to struggle over
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people in congress. -- p.r. people in congress. i said he semi-is mills -- i said he constantly sending e- mails. etc is sending me your own thoughts about these things? >> said yes, i know him well and how he would think about this. i used to work for a member of congress and had to see everything i sent out under his name. it was ridiculous. we kept missing the google waves. the google wave is serious. it is the first thing i look out in the morning. what is cresting and how quickly can write something to catch the google wave? everyone is trying to survive in the current media environment. when you talk to members of staff, what is motivating them? i was interested in the oversight function. there are members of staff that are superb at oversight. they have done it for years. they are like treasures. when one member leaves the congress, this treasure is passed on to someone else who continues the excellent work. these people are feeling kind of like dinosaurs these days. the young staffers kind of want to get out. they are carry
people in congress. -- p.r. people in congress. i said he semi-is mills -- i said he constantly sending e- mails. etc is sending me your own thoughts about these things? >> said yes, i know him well and how he would think about this. i used to work for a member of congress and had to see everything i sent out under his name. it was ridiculous. we kept missing the google waves. the google wave is serious. it is the first thing i look out in the morning. what is cresting and how quickly can...
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are spending thirty to seventy percent of their time raising money to get back to congress for to get their party back into power of course it's hard for them to keep focused on what their job is supposed to be about and when they do that they lead most americans to the conclusion that money buys results in congress which is why only nine percent of us have confidence in them and you know we should put that in context there are plainly more people who believed in the british crown at the time of the revolution then who believe in this congress today so yes there's a question when is the combs when is the government actually bankrupt and want to just have to admit that it's lost the faith of the people or do you think though that it's just a perception that the people have that you know that money buys congress or isn't that the plain old truth. it is a great question to ask but i think it is pretty overwhelming that the money is distorting and bending what congress does it's not fine congress in the old quid pro quo bribery way nobody is alleging and i don't believe that this congress
are spending thirty to seventy percent of their time raising money to get back to congress for to get their party back into power of course it's hard for them to keep focused on what their job is supposed to be about and when they do that they lead most americans to the conclusion that money buys results in congress which is why only nine percent of us have confidence in them and you know we should put that in context there are plainly more people who believed in the british crown at the time...
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if congress does something, then i can't run against a do-nothing congress. if congress does nothing, then it is notsomething, i can't run against a do nothing congress. if congress does nothing, then it's not a matter of me running against them. i think the american people will run them out of town. because they are frustrated. and they know we need to do something big. and something bold. now, the american people are also concerned about making sure that we have a government that lives within its means, which is why i put forward a plan that would also reduce our deficit and our debt. in a more aggressive way than what the special committees been charged with. folks want to talk about corporate tax reform, i've already said, i'm happy to engage with them on corporate tax reform. i'm happy to engage with them working to see what we can do to streamline and simplify our tax code, eliminate all of the loopholes and eliminate the special interest carveouts and potentially lower rates in the process while raising more revenue. i'm happy to negotiate with them on
if congress does something, then i can't run against a do-nothing congress. if congress does nothing, then it is notsomething, i can't run against a do nothing congress. if congress does nothing, then it's not a matter of me running against them. i think the american people will run them out of town. because they are frustrated. and they know we need to do something big. and something bold. now, the american people are also concerned about making sure that we have a government that lives within...
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-- and i say congress broadly. obviously we have a republican-controlled house, we have a democrat-controlled senate. >> right. >> don't people expect congress to do something, because the cbs/"new york times" poll came out, congressional approval 9%, congressional disapproval 84%. i think the only people that you're better than at the moment are journalists and used car salesman, so i can't really speak, but don't they have an expectation that congress does something? >> and they absolutely should have an expectation. >> doesn't some of that fall on democrats or not? >> well, i don't think it does in the house, i mean, i truly don't. i think if you look at what was accomplished in the 111th congress, numerous bills were passed, there were numerous bill signings, a lot was done. in the 112th congress not much has been done because you have leadership that says their number one goal is to make sure that he only serves one term. >> let's me talk to you quickly about 2012. >> sure. >> this is obviously, and the presid
-- and i say congress broadly. obviously we have a republican-controlled house, we have a democrat-controlled senate. >> right. >> don't people expect congress to do something, because the cbs/"new york times" poll came out, congressional approval 9%, congressional disapproval 84%. i think the only people that you're better than at the moment are journalists and used car salesman, so i can't really speak, but don't they have an expectation that congress does something?...
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congress. 11%. just think what that means. there were more people who believed in king george iii at the time of the revolution than who believe in our congress today. >> joining us tonight for the interview is professor at harvard law school and author of "how money corrupts congress and a plan to stop it. "professor, i've been nervous and excited to talk to you. thank you for being here. >> great to be here. >> i'm a fan of yours. >> me, too. of you. >> let's just leave that alone. the process of raising money, the amount of time that it takes, the proportion of a member of congress' life that is taken up by the pursuit of campaign money in order to stay a member of congress. is the money process, itself, what corrupts or is it specifically about where the money comes from? >> i think it's both. the first thing to recognize is this corruption is not the kind of blagojevich corruption. this is not criminal activity. these are decent people trying to live in a terrible system. as they spend their ti
congress. 11%. just think what that means. there were more people who believed in king george iii at the time of the revolution than who believe in our congress today. >> joining us tonight for the interview is professor at harvard law school and author of "how money corrupts congress and a plan to stop it. "professor, i've been nervous and excited to talk to you. thank you for being here. >> great to be here. >> i'm a fan of yours. >> me, too. of you. >>...
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numbers are lower that were any congress that has ever been. it won't be the foil for him once the campaign gets being. >> we have to take a break here. up next the republican presidential race rolls on involves mitt romney and herman cain have to walk back campaign misstatements. when we return from the texas state history museum in austin. [ male announcer ] this is coach parker... whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil no and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, coach. ♪ somebody didn't book with travelocity, with 24/7 customer support to help move them to theool daddy promised! look at me, i'm swimming! somebody, get her a pony! [ female announcer ] the travelocity guarantee. from the price to the room to the trip you'll never roam alone. [ woman ] welcome to learning spanish in the car. you've got to be kidding me. yeah, this is good. vamanos. vamanos. vamanos. gracias. gracias. gracias. ♪ trece horas en el carro sin parar y no traes musica. mira entra
numbers are lower that were any congress that has ever been. it won't be the foil for him once the campaign gets being. >> we have to take a break here. up next the republican presidential race rolls on involves mitt romney and herman cain have to walk back campaign misstatements. when we return from the texas state history museum in austin. [ male announcer ] this is coach parker... whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil no and maybe up to four in a day. or...
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congress just need to act. congress will not even take up the provisions of the american people. >> why not say, stop taking of the bills about coins? >> -- about baseball coins? >> the american public believes the president and others need to pull up in a room together -- >> [unintelligible] >> i disagree. i think the speaker would say they passed the 3% withholding provision, which is something that was part of the jobs act and the president supports. republicans supported free trade agreement. patton reform, we will be passing it to the senate, and hopefully if they see the light in the house, an opportunity to vote on those. we remain hopeful and we hope that congress will act where it has acted. >> there was an interview with george stephanopoulos in which he said that the american people are not better off than they were a few years ago. does that suggest to you that things are turning around? >> 2.5% growth may be better than the previous quarter, but not good enough, absolutely not good enough. we all s
congress just need to act. congress will not even take up the provisions of the american people. >> why not say, stop taking of the bills about coins? >> -- about baseball coins? >> the american public believes the president and others need to pull up in a room together -- >> [unintelligible] >> i disagree. i think the speaker would say they passed the 3% withholding provision, which is something that was part of the jobs act and the president supports. republicans...
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if congress does something, then i can't run against a do-nothing congress. if congress does nothing, then it's not a matter of me running against them. i think the american people will run them out of town. because they are frustrated. and they know we need to do something big. and something bold. now, the american people are also concerned about making sure that we have a government that lives within its means. which is why i put forward a plan that would also reduce our deficit and our debt. in a more aggressive way than what the special committee has been charged with. folks want to talk about corporate tax reform. i've already said, i'm happy to engage with them on corporate tax reform. i'm happy to engage with them working to see what we can do to streamline and simplify our tax code. eliminate all the loopholes, eliminate these special interest carve outs and potentially lower rates in the process while raising more revenue. i'm happy to negotiate with them on a whole host of issues, but right now we've got an emergency. and the american people are liv
if congress does something, then i can't run against a do-nothing congress. if congress does nothing, then it's not a matter of me running against them. i think the american people will run them out of town. because they are frustrated. and they know we need to do something big. and something bold. now, the american people are also concerned about making sure that we have a government that lives within its means. which is why i put forward a plan that would also reduce our deficit and our debt....
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to congress. that the branches would be truly separate. that's not what happens today. today you have judges who are dictatorial and arrogant, who pretend that they are the dominant branch and who issue orders that clearly are against the constitution. >> schieffer: let me ask you one other thing that you said. you said in the gingrich administration you would just tell the national security officials to ignore the supreme court's recent rulings on national security. so which law is it? do you just follow only the laws you wish to follow under your doctrine? how does that work? >> you follow the law. in the cases i'm citing recently with hamden, you had the court overturning the congress and the president. and what i'm saying we have a precedent from jefferson, jackson, lincoln and franklin delano roosevelt. roosevelt of 1942 when we captured 14 german spies says to the attorney general, i will not honor a writ from the supreme court. you tell them not to issue one. and i think the commander in ch
to congress. that the branches would be truly separate. that's not what happens today. today you have judges who are dictatorial and arrogant, who pretend that they are the dominant branch and who issue orders that clearly are against the constitution. >> schieffer: let me ask you one other thing that you said. you said in the gingrich administration you would just tell the national security officials to ignore the supreme court's recent rulings on national security. so which law is it?...
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congress again agreed the president went to congress which he should have done in the first place and congress said okay and they gave him more power than he had claimed himself. what about the court? i think we are accustomed, those of us during the civil rights era, to thinking it is a president in congress doing something unconstitutional the courts will be there to save us and uphold the constitution. so the aclu brought a lawsuit challenging these in the national security agency claiming that it was a violation of the fourth amendment and the plaintiffs in this case or a lawyer in guantanamo who had a relative in yemen and they would no longer talk on the phone or e-mail because they were afraid the government might be listening and they might end up on the no-fly last to attract government attention. they were scholars to talk to the moderate islam and around the world that dried up. so the lawyer had to fly to yemen to be witnesses spending a lot of money so we actually won that case in the district court despite the administration are doing the state secret privilege nobody co
congress again agreed the president went to congress which he should have done in the first place and congress said okay and they gave him more power than he had claimed himself. what about the court? i think we are accustomed, those of us during the civil rights era, to thinking it is a president in congress doing something unconstitutional the courts will be there to save us and uphold the constitution. so the aclu brought a lawsuit challenging these in the national security agency claiming...
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to do its job where they won't act i will but we're not going to wait for congress. i'm told by administration to keep looking every single day for actions we can take without congress steps that can save consumers money make government more efficient and responsive and help heal the economy and we're going to be announcing these executive actions on a regular basis so i will all of these new moving parts function when it comes to job creation and how will they affect the coming election in two thousand and twelve for more on this i'm joined by jim dean chair of democracy for america and david walgren contributing editor of the daily koz welcome to you both thanks very much a dead both with a thanks thank you jim for joining us jim the president has this new initiative we can't wait should even pushing these kind of executive orders the beginning i think he's really finally getting. well i certainly wish he had pushing this from the beginning and i wish he'd also followed through on his executive order on the disclosure bill or disclosing making corporations disclose
to do its job where they won't act i will but we're not going to wait for congress. i'm told by administration to keep looking every single day for actions we can take without congress steps that can save consumers money make government more efficient and responsive and help heal the economy and we're going to be announcing these executive actions on a regular basis so i will all of these new moving parts function when it comes to job creation and how will they affect the coming election in two...
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people in congress. -- p.r. people in congress. i said he semi-is mills -- i said he constantly sending e- mails. thoughts about these things? >> said yes, i know him well and how he would think about this. i used to work for a member of congress and had to see everything i sent out under his name. it was ridiculous. we kept missing the google waves. the google wave is serious. it is the first thing i look out in the morning. what is cresting and how quickly can write something to catch the google wave? everyone is trying to survive in the current media environment. when you talk to members of staff, what is motivating them? i was interested in the oversight function. there are members of staff that are superb at oversight. they have done it for years. they are like treasures. when one member leaves the congress, this treasure is passed on to someone else who continues the excellent work. these people are feeling kind of like dinosaurs these days. the young staffers kind of want to get out. they are carrying college loans that woul
people in congress. -- p.r. people in congress. i said he semi-is mills -- i said he constantly sending e- mails. thoughts about these things? >> said yes, i know him well and how he would think about this. i used to work for a member of congress and had to see everything i sent out under his name. it was ridiculous. we kept missing the google waves. the google wave is serious. it is the first thing i look out in the morning. what is cresting and how quickly can write something to catch...
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congress created this problem, and congress can fix it. >>> the stories making news l e later today at 12:15 eastern, on capitol hill, john walsh joins police and firefighters calling for a broadband emergency network. >>> later this hour from denver, president obama is expected to lay out the plan to help college students or graduates rather to help pay back the student loans. >>> and at 2:00 p.m., the people for the ethical treatment of animals is filing a lawsuit against sea world saying they are enslaving the killer whales that perform there. and we will check in with the newsroom and christine romans who is live. >> and i want to tell you how the white house wants to make sure you are not paying student loans when you pay social security and what it means to dig out of student loan debt coming up at the top of the hour. >>> i'm dan simon, and in oakland, california, there was a dramatic clash between the police and the protesters and tear gas dispensed and what started it all? we will have the storyt thech to the hour. >>> i'm rob marciano at the head of the cnn weather center, an
congress created this problem, and congress can fix it. >>> the stories making news l e later today at 12:15 eastern, on capitol hill, john walsh joins police and firefighters calling for a broadband emergency network. >>> later this hour from denver, president obama is expected to lay out the plan to help college students or graduates rather to help pay back the student loans. >>> and at 2:00 p.m., the people for the ethical treatment of animals is filing a lawsuit...
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the numbers of congress are as low as any congress has been but it will not be the foil for him when the campaign gets going. >> chris: panel, we have to take a break here. up next, the republican presidential race rolls on and both mitt romney and herman cain have to walk back some campaign misstatements. when we return from the texas state history museum in austin. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... exclusively endorsed by aarp. when you call no
the numbers of congress are as low as any congress has been but it will not be the foil for him when the campaign gets going. >> chris: panel, we have to take a break here. up next, the republican presidential race rolls on and both mitt romney and herman cain have to walk back some campaign misstatements. when we return from the texas state history museum in austin. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp......
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the numbers of congress are as low as any congress has been but it will not be the foil for him when the campaign gets going. >> chris: panel, we have to take a break here. up next, the republican presidential race rolls on and both mitt romney and herman cain have to walk back some campaign misstatements. when we return from the texas state history museum in austin. daddy, come in the water! somebody didn't book with travelocity, with 24/7 customer support to help move them to theool daddy promised! look at me, i'm swimming! somebody, get her a pony! [ female announcer ] the travelocity guarantee. from the price to the room to the trip you'll never roam alone. >>> i believe based on what i read that the world is getting warmer and humans contribute to that. it is important for us to reduce our emissions of pollutants and greenhouse gases that may be contributors. >> my view is that we don't know what is causing climate change on this planet and the idea of spending trillions and trillions o of dollars to try d reduce co 2 emissions is not the right course for us. >> chris: mitt romn
the numbers of congress are as low as any congress has been but it will not be the foil for him when the campaign gets going. >> chris: panel, we have to take a break here. up next, the republican presidential race rolls on and both mitt romney and herman cain have to walk back some campaign misstatements. when we return from the texas state history museum in austin. daddy, come in the water! somebody didn't book with travelocity, with 24/7 customer support to help move them to theool...
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when congress won't act i will. >> chris: president obama launching his new campaign to work around congress and take executive actions to help the middle class. time for our sunday group back in washington. brit hume, fox news senior political analyst. plass lass of the radio. and dana perino and fox news political analyst juan williams. the president took a series of actions in the west coast swing . he announced a plan to help people who are in danger of foreclosure and helping students or exopportunities having trouble paying off their loan and tooks credits and try to get veterans hired. brit, it is reminding me of the bite sized initiatives that bill clinton took in 1996 to give him a sense that he was looking out for the middle class. can this help barack obama. >> yes, i think it could. it is clear how much it will make. he will make adjustments on the programs and benefit. and a lot of people may appreciate that. i don't think they are large enough initiatives to make a difference. that will not have a burden on the high unemployment rate. when clinton did those things, the economy
when congress won't act i will. >> chris: president obama launching his new campaign to work around congress and take executive actions to help the middle class. time for our sunday group back in washington. brit hume, fox news senior political analyst. plass lass of the radio. and dana perino and fox news political analyst juan williams. the president took a series of actions in the west coast swing . he announced a plan to help people who are in danger of foreclosure and helping...
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so when that program was exposed, congress again agreed, the president went to congress by which you should in first place. congress is okay, and they didn't even a little more power than he claimed. so what about the courts? i think we are accustomed, cut our teeth during the civil rights era, to think the president and congress are doing something unconstitutional, the courts will be there to save us and uphold the constitution. so the aclu brought a lawsuit challenging the national security agency, claiming that it was a violation of the fourth amendment. and the plaintiff in this case were a lawyer who was representing a detainee in guantÁnamo put relatives in yemen. the relatives would no longer talk to her on the phone or in the winter because they weren't afraid the government might be listening and you might end up on the no-fly list, or the new? they didn't want to attract attention. there were scholars were try to talk to moderate around the world. that i do. the employer has to fly to human to interview witnesses and spent a lot of money. so we won that case in the distri
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congress today with some of the harshest language yet. then he did an end run around the house and the senate. he offered relief to some homeowners struggling to pay their mortgages, and he did it with an executive order that does not need the approval of congress. the president is beginning a western campaign tour, which includes a stop here in los angeles tonight. but he made the mortgage relief announcement today in nevada and for one very good reason. bill plante is traveling with the president. bill? >> reporter: well, scott, nevada has the highest foreclosure rate in the country, and that's why the president unveiled his new program here in this neighborhood of modest, underwater homes, but there is also political reason. the president needs to win this state next year, so he says that congress is... he's doing what he has to because congress won't. >> i'm here to say to all of you and to say to the people of nevada and the people of las vegas, we can't wait for an increasingly dysfunctional congress to do its job. >> reporter: beca
congress today with some of the harshest language yet. then he did an end run around the house and the senate. he offered relief to some homeowners struggling to pay their mortgages, and he did it with an executive order that does not need the approval of congress. the president is beginning a western campaign tour, which includes a stop here in los angeles tonight. but he made the mortgage relief announcement today in nevada and for one very good reason. bill plante is traveling with the...
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the numbers of congress are as low as any congress has been but it will not be the foil for him when the campaign gets going. >> chris: panel, we have to take a break here. up next, the republican presidential race rolls on and both mitt romney and herman cain have to walk back some campaign misstatements. when we return from the texas state history museum in austin. ah looks like somebody's a winner. ha, not me! cause shipping is a hassle. different states, different rates. not with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service, if it fits it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. so shipping for the chess champ in charleston is the same as shippingor the football phenom in philly? yep. so i win! actually, i think you deserve this. no, i deserve this. wow, got one of those with a mailman on top? priority mail flat rate shipping starts at just $4.95, only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship. whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil no and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to
the numbers of congress are as low as any congress has been but it will not be the foil for him when the campaign gets going. >> chris: panel, we have to take a break here. up next, the republican presidential race rolls on and both mitt romney and herman cain have to walk back some campaign misstatements. when we return from the texas state history museum in austin. ah looks like somebody's a winner. ha, not me! cause shipping is a hassle. different states, different rates. not with...
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but in comparison to congress. when you see numbers like that, you kind of scratch your head and wonder, why is it that congress hasn't seemed to get the message that the american people want it to come up and do something, accomplish something? >> part of it, savannah, is the nature of congress and how congressional districts are drawn. because national numbers showing people don't like congress obscure the partisan divide, so many districts that are represented by republican members like what those members are doing, likewise with the democrats. so the president -- we've seen this in the summer, when we had the debt limit debate. he was making some progress with public opinion, convincing people that he had some of the right solutions. but that didn't translate into effective pressure on congress to do something and act. you're right, the president does have an advantage as he grows in the arguments that he's making, using that bully pulpit against congress. the likelihood is given the economy, the weakness in hi
but in comparison to congress. when you see numbers like that, you kind of scratch your head and wonder, why is it that congress hasn't seemed to get the message that the american people want it to come up and do something, accomplish something? >> part of it, savannah, is the nature of congress and how congressional districts are drawn. because national numbers showing people don't like congress obscure the partisan divide, so many districts that are represented by republican members...
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president obama getting -- criticized congress today and asked congress to join them. let's listen. >> tell them to do your job. tell them the president has ideas that in the past have been supported by democrats and republicans. there's no reason not to support them just to play politics. it's time to put country ahead of party. it's time to put the next generation ahead of the next election. it's time for all of us in washington to do our job. it's time for them to do their job. >> well, here's some fun from yesterday. jay leno nbc asked the president about criticism from republican lawmakers. let's listen to jay and the president. >> when mitch mcconnell says our goal is to make this guy a one-term president. >> yeah. >> does that anger you? how is that a goal? >> well, look, i think the thing that folks across the country are most fed up with, whether you're a democrat, republican or independent is putting party ahead of country or putting the next election ahead of the next generation. >> well, would i say that was a big applause line. they cut off the tape there
president obama getting -- criticized congress today and asked congress to join them. let's listen. >> tell them to do your job. tell them the president has ideas that in the past have been supported by democrats and republicans. there's no reason not to support them just to play politics. it's time to put country ahead of party. it's time to put the next generation ahead of the next election. it's time for all of us in washington to do our job. it's time for them to do their job....
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we're not waiting for congress. last month when i addressed a joint session of congress about our jobs crisis, i said i intend to do everything in my power right now to act on behalf of the american people with or without congress. [ applause ] >> we can't wait for congress to do its job. so where they won't act, i will. [ applause ] >> and that's why in recent weeks we've been taking a series of executive actions. we decided we couldn't stop -- we couldn't just wait for congress to fix no child left behind. we went ahead and decided let's give states the flexibility they need to meet higher standards for our kids and improve our schools. [ applause ] >> we said we can't wait for congress to help small businesses. we're going to go ahead and say to the federal government, pay small businesses faster if they're contractors so they've got more money and they can start hiring more people. [ applause ] >> we say we're not going to wait for congress to fix what's going on in our health care system. we eliminated regulati
we're not waiting for congress. last month when i addressed a joint session of congress about our jobs crisis, i said i intend to do everything in my power right now to act on behalf of the american people with or without congress. [ applause ] >> we can't wait for congress to do its job. so where they won't act, i will. [ applause ] >> and that's why in recent weeks we've been taking a series of executive actions. we decided we couldn't stop -- we couldn't just wait for congress to...
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congress. as members of congress. that means making tough compromises on both sides. you will not get this done through finding common ground alone. it will have to be a process of give-and-take. you'll have to see if everybody adopts that spirit as we move forward in the weeks ahead. >> it sounds like it has not happened yet. you have not had a conversation in those back rooms, you have not had a situation like this. not had a situation like this. >> the answer is that just as we have had public hearings that go over the big issues, we have been grappling with just getting the facts straight. i think it is important that people agree on a common set of facts before they began to try to put together any particular compromise. this is an ongoing process. again, i think people are working through it in good faith. whether or not the effort to get an agreement is strong enough to overcome some of the political constraints, some of which you just mentioned, only time will tell. >> you talk about co
congress. as members of congress. that means making tough compromises on both sides. you will not get this done through finding common ground alone. it will have to be a process of give-and-take. you'll have to see if everybody adopts that spirit as we move forward in the weeks ahead. >> it sounds like it has not happened yet. you have not had a conversation in those back rooms, you have not had a situation like this. not had a situation like this. >> the answer is that just as we...
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the numbers of congress are as low as any congress has been but it will not be the foil for him when the campaign gets going. >> chris: panel, we have to take a break here. up next, the republican presidential race rolls on and both mitt romney and herman cain have to walk back some campaign misstatements. when we return from the texas state history museum in austin. sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to me about fiber while you are eating a candy bar? you enjoy that. i am. [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. that stays even after i treat... [ male announcer ] truth is, most sinus formulas don't treat a cough. really? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus sinus liquid gels fights sinus symptoms plus cough. you're good. [ male announcer ] thanks. that's the cold truth! ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. >>> i believe based on what i read that the world is getting warmer a
the numbers of congress are as low as any congress has been but it will not be the foil for him when the campaign gets going. >> chris: panel, we have to take a break here. up next, the republican presidential race rolls on and both mitt romney and herman cain have to walk back some campaign misstatements. when we return from the texas state history museum in austin. sweetie i think you need a little extra fiber in your diet. carol. fiber makes me sad. oh common. and how can you talk to...
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so when that program was exposed, congress agreed, congress would finally which he should have done in the first place when they said okay and they gave him even a little bit more power that he had played himself. so what about the courts? aveda that we are accustomed, those of us who come to our teacher in the civil rights era to thinking of the president and congress are doing something unconstitutional the courts will be there to save as and uphold the constitution to reduce the aclu brought a lawsuit challenging these, the national security agency searches, claiming that it is a violation of the fourth amendment and the plaintiffs in the case were a lawyer who had represented the detainee in guantanamo who had representatives in yemen and the relatives and yemen would no longer talk on the phone or e-mail with her because they were afraid the government might be listening and they might end up on the no-fly list or they didn't want to attract government attention. there were scholars trying to talk to islam's a round the world. that joy up. so a lawyer had to fly to yemen to interv
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and should there be a another such that the administration again returns to congress and tells congress the contours of the authority that it needs, rather than bring it up and sing you can have a for the whole world whenever you want. >> okay. a couple of things. one, what i said was that i thought that our authorities were adequate to address the threats i've had occasion to evaluate. that's one. and without getting into specific groups, the concern that we have is that the congressional legislative process is a sausage making process. we have two competing versions of that effort in the house and senate right now that looks very, very different from one another. and so, i become very nervous when congress decided to undertake, to rewrite the authorities that i believe i have now, and i do not know how it's going to look into the end of this process. if in the abstract i can be king of the legislative branch and i can write my own laws, but i can't, this is not a monarchy, then i would take more comfort in the principle that you have articulated. but, you know, in the pending legislat
and should there be a another such that the administration again returns to congress and tells congress the contours of the authority that it needs, rather than bring it up and sing you can have a for the whole world whenever you want. >> okay. a couple of things. one, what i said was that i thought that our authorities were adequate to address the threats i've had occasion to evaluate. that's one. and without getting into specific groups, the concern that we have is that the...
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congress created this problem, and congress can fix it. >>> clyde "the glide" drexler. earl "the pearl" monroe. william "the refrigerator" perry. and now joining them in the pantheon of awesome nicknames, comes the president of south korea, aka "the bulldozer." best new thing in the world today, it is not what it sounds like at all. ladies and gentlemen, the bulldozer. that is coming up right at the end of the show tonight. i had a heart problem. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen. i just didn't listen until i almost lost my life. my doctor's again ordered me to take aspirin. and i do. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ mike ] listen to the doctor. take it seriously. >>> president obama's re-election campaign announced today that it raised more than 70 million bucks this summer for his re-election. what does that mean really, that he raised that much? in absolute terms it means nothing. i mean, yes, that is a lot of money, but the campaign and its money don't do anything alone. it's a competition, right? and the
congress created this problem, and congress can fix it. >>> clyde "the glide" drexler. earl "the pearl" monroe. william "the refrigerator" perry. and now joining them in the pantheon of awesome nicknames, comes the president of south korea, aka "the bulldozer." best new thing in the world today, it is not what it sounds like at all. ladies and gentlemen, the bulldozer. that is coming up right at the end of the show tonight. i had a heart problem....
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title. >> congress resurgence. it was runner came out i guess in the mid 1990s. at a time when congressional interest, or congressional activism of foreign affairs began to search. i think the dynamic that jordan appointed to exist. and that is, you think of sort of the ebb and flow of power, across pennsylvania avenue is more or less tight to the country's perception is under threat, and secondarily to the expectation that the president's policies are working. so after world war ii, you more congressional involvement in foreign affairs. by the time to get to the early 1950s there's a growing sense of the soviet threats and you begin to see much less criticism of the white house from capitol hill. this is the to the arthur schlesinger later referred to as giving birth to the imperial presidency. and indie imprint a presidency stub its toe so to speak over vietnam where we became convinced that the president's policies had made the country less safe and that the country was actually over the international if i'm a w
title. >> congress resurgence. it was runner came out i guess in the mid 1990s. at a time when congressional interest, or congressional activism of foreign affairs began to search. i think the dynamic that jordan appointed to exist. and that is, you think of sort of the ebb and flow of power, across pennsylvania avenue is more or less tight to the country's perception is under threat, and secondarily to the expectation that the president's policies are working. so after world war ii, you...
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congress does nothing. when you talk about our children, you're not talking about america's children. you are talking about republican children. a lot of american children out here are struggling, suptry to t an education. host: william, let me jump in. we are running out of time. guest: you have a lot you want me to work with and i'm not sure i have time, but let me go to the issue of medicare. and what will happen for medicare. medicare trustees tell us that medicare will go broke in eight years to 10 years. we do have to fix medicare. we have a plan, the plan for prosperity. 55 years or older, they would stay in the plan does as the plan is today. but for those 64 years and young girl, the plan is not going to be there for them if we don't change it. the plan gives a choice. choice.want cho it gives us a choice through program like federal employees have where you have a group of programs from which you can choose and it does help them to put parameters around medicare so that medicare is sustainable. ma
congress does nothing. when you talk about our children, you're not talking about america's children. you are talking about republican children. a lot of american children out here are struggling, suptry to t an education. host: william, let me jump in. we are running out of time. guest: you have a lot you want me to work with and i'm not sure i have time, but let me go to the issue of medicare. and what will happen for medicare. medicare trustees tell us that medicare will go broke in eight...
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president obama says we can't wait for congress. are his latest moves helping or hurting job growth? you'll hear from a former advisor next. check your watch, time is running out for the super committee. can the members bridge a trillion dollar gap and if not, then what? is it 999 or flat tax or something totally different? americans are desperate for answers and each gop candidate says they have the answers. are their numbers really adding up? >>> we're going to be presented with? >> 999. [ ma announcer ] the cold aisle can overwhelming. [ coughs, sniffs ] especially when you're sick. now, with new simpler packaging, robitussin® makes it simple to get the right relief for your symptoms. new simpler packaging, same effective relief. robitussin®. relief made simple. gives you a 50 percent annual bonus. so you earn 50 percent more cash. if you're not satisfied with 50% more cash, send it back! i'll be right here, waiting for it. who wouldn't want more cash? [ insects chirping ] i'll take it. i'll make it rain up in here. [ male anno
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the question is how congress or will congress decide how to pay for it. host: one of the numbers we have for the like -- from the labor department said of those who have been unemployed for a year or more, only one in 10 will return to work. the caller we just talked to falls into that category. what happens to the other nine it? it cannot find work, where did they go? what do they do? guest: in terms of labor department statistics, they either remained officially unemployed or they become marginally attached to the labor force in terms of wanting a job but not really actively seeking or they basically dropped out of the labor force. we have seen some staggering numbers on the labour force participation rate over the last three years. that is the rate, by the way, is calculated as the number employed plus the number of officially unemployed seeking work/the adult population. this labor force participation rate has fallen at the fastest pace we have seen going back to the 1944 -- 1948 starting point of the data. the labor force participation rate in septem
the question is how congress or will congress decide how to pay for it. host: one of the numbers we have for the like -- from the labor department said of those who have been unemployed for a year or more, only one in 10 will return to work. the caller we just talked to falls into that category. what happens to the other nine it? it cannot find work, where did they go? what do they do? guest: in terms of labor department statistics, they either remained officially unemployed or they become...
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interest to present to congress? >> well, i think we need to have the conversation with the congress before we talk publicly about what the options might be. >> you could explain this as the u.s. becomes a deadbeat at unesco. it's there, but not paying dues. others day this overall undermindses the usefulness the united states. what do you say to that? >> we're concerned about it. we didn't want it to happen in the first place and we're concerned about this move being replicated in other u.n. agencies because unesco does things that are valuable to the united states that represent the best of our value, and that do help advance u.s. interests along the lines that i discussed earlier. we are concerned about it. >> you don't agree with the congress then that pass the that rule? >> we obviously have to comply with u.s. law. we have to comply with legislative reinstructions. that said, we will now have a conversation with the congress about how we go forward. >> do you recall what we discussed last week, secretary clip t
interest to present to congress? >> well, i think we need to have the conversation with the congress before we talk publicly about what the options might be. >> you could explain this as the u.s. becomes a deadbeat at unesco. it's there, but not paying dues. others day this overall undermindses the usefulness the united states. what do you say to that? >> we're concerned about it. we didn't want it to happen in the first place and we're concerned about this move being...
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and congress has said no. congress has said no. it's not what we need to do. it's what we need to undo. h.r. 1418 undoes that 12.25% cap, madam speaker, and raises to 27.5%. hear that. every credit union in america would be able to participate in funding small businesses in providing the capital that small businesses need to succeed. you can't succeed without capital. capital's not available in america today. we need to find ways to do that. something else you don't hear a lot, madam speaker. it's where the house and senate coming together on things. seems to find the house and senate will agree on. it's s. 509 on the senate side. and has 20 co-sponsors on the senate. that's about a fifth of the senate is already onboard. 84 members of the house. that's about 20% of the house also onboard. this is something we can do, madam speaker. something we can do. today it doesn't cost the taxpayer a nickel. doesn't cost the taxpayer a nickel and frees up capital for our small business men and women. i want folks, madam speaker, to look out over the horizon as you and i
and congress has said no. congress has said no. it's not what we need to do. it's what we need to undo. h.r. 1418 undoes that 12.25% cap, madam speaker, and raises to 27.5%. hear that. every credit union in america would be able to participate in funding small businesses in providing the capital that small businesses need to succeed. you can't succeed without capital. capital's not available in america today. we need to find ways to do that. something else you don't hear a lot, madam speaker....
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that's the attitude in congress. it needs an attitude adjustment. if russia and lithiana do it. >> you have a prosperous economy even washington gets more. >> jim, if poverty is less than 37,000 and the first 37,000 exempt from taxation how does it hurt the poor. >> you live in the bay area and you make less than 65,000. your idea of poor is more than the official definition. >> it is if you live in a big city. >> california has a 10 percent state income tax that kicks in at 40,000. >> we have 13 percent unemployment here. >> the point is, two point of views. 15-20 percent will yield the most money for the least amount of damage to prosperity . we thant economy grows fastest when the federal take is somewhere between 15 or 20 percent. you have the verification and 15-20 percent. and flat taxes get the best result. >> we know that the government is spending too much money. but can't you separate the tax issue from it is spending issue. and isn't a flat tax the best way to go. >> can i raise's counter intuitive question to steve? look at russia as the
that's the attitude in congress. it needs an attitude adjustment. if russia and lithiana do it. >> you have a prosperous economy even washington gets more. >> jim, if poverty is less than 37,000 and the first 37,000 exempt from taxation how does it hurt the poor. >> you live in the bay area and you make less than 65,000. your idea of poor is more than the official definition. >> it is if you live in a big city. >> california has a 10 percent state income tax that...