obama did it can only infuriate wall street people there they're looking at mr obama like the british look at tony blair you can't believe a word he says they're fed up with mr obama and when somebody says but very mr clinton says they remember that it was mr clinton's administration but got rid of bless the eagle it was clinton's administration that put the wall street art in place and brought ruben omics in the same ruben omics people that mr obama has brought in he was clinton who brought in larry summers and obama who reappointed larry summers it was clinton who pushed and ruben omics and ruben brought in tim geithner as the bank allowed us to. be goldman sachs but operate to name a treasury secretary somebody who would serve its interest so there is just a feeling of one of disgust not only towards clinton but towards obama that they were grouped together now they are in their two piece of the same to the very same time so then are there no solutions for occupy wall street as there are changes and we're almost out of time i just overall quick answer here no there is no solution i

tv host smiley blasted mr. obama for the perceived slur. he argues mr. obama would never use with lateen, jewish or gay americans. >> would he ever say to our hispanic brothers and sisters on immigration in their concerns, stop gruesome ling? stop crying, stop complaining? did he say to gays and lesbians, top gruesome ling, stop crying no how does he get away with saying this to black folk when he would never form his lips to say that to any other constituency? >> clarence, how do you want to address this? >> well, i think first of all, for those who were in the room at the black caucus, there was a lot of love in the room. while you're going have people saying he shouldn't have said that, blah, blah, blah, still, he had the crowd with him. number two, everybody knows smiley and cornell west have been -- criticism of barack obama since before his re- elections for not being close enough to the liberal progressive agenda they follow. i've known cornell 15, 20 years. i respect all of them. but they have disagreements. >> what do you think of the new york t

steve simko says he plans to vote for mr. obama again but in such a dismal job market, it's hard to get as fired up as in 2008. when you opened those classified ads this morning and looked and saw that paltry number of jobs, what did you think? >> i said, typical of the area. that's about the best way i can describe that. it's very disappointing. >> reporter: simko has a lead on a new job but it wouldn't start until next year, just around the time when his unemployment benefits are currently scheduled to run out. chip reid, cbs news, scranton, pennsylvania. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> this is 9news now. >>> the one woman crime wave is over. police arrested stephanie lynn schwab. that's the woman suspected in a string of crimes across our area. police finally caught up with her this afternoon after a chase that spanned two counties and ended in a crash.

>> cnn's man at white house appears to have a soft spot for mr. obama. is that why he tosses softball questions to the leader of the free world? and reg says, see you later. >> thanks, everybody. >> on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor, judy miller. jim pinkerton, contributing divert of american conservative magazine and kirsten powers. i'm john scott. fo"fox news watch" is on right now. >> here's the key thing to remember, we all complained correctly when the news media failed to investigate barack obama. we complained when they refused to look at william ayers. we complained when they didn't actually explain what community organizer meant. okay? we were right to complain about that. so now they're actually doing for us what they wouldn't do for obama. okay? now they're doing it partly out of bias, i understand that, i understand there are places like msnbc that are essentially the obama re-election team, but, you know, that's fine, this is a free society. you can also say frankly that fox tends to be nicer than it is to obama. >> tha

mr. obama really didn't touch on what the essence of this trip is all about. ultimately, it is about china. he mentioned briefly the sea lanes there in the asia-pacific region being crucial to the united states and the u.s. allies in the region. he said darwin is a hub of that. and the increased troop presence in the region will be all about the preservation of peace and security. one final note, he did talk about that very unique gift which he had received once he arrived there at the top end, as they call it, in australia, there in darwin. he received crocodile insurance there from the chief minister of the northern territory. if he is killed by a crocodile, which seems very unlikely, mr. obama's wife, michelle, and the two children will receive $50,000. right now the president meeting with the australian troops, shaking a lot of hands. that is what he said he would like to do. did not want to make a long speech. he kept to his word. now a lot of photos being taken, a lot of hands being shaken. and right now that is where we will leave it. we'll take a short

obama and his record. but democrats during the economy won't look that good next fall say no it's a choice between mr. obama and someone else. >> bret: in world headlines, jordan king abdullah has become the first arab leader to call for syrian president bashar assad to step down. this is amateur video purporting to show the city being shelled today. the european union says it will oppose sanks on more syrians over the government crackdown on dissent. >>> member of former egyptian president hosni mubarak ruling party will be allowed to run in parliamentary elections this month. a court today overturned a ruling barring members of the now dissolved national democratic party running in one province. >> we can show you pictures of japan nuclear power plant crippled in the earthquake and tsunami in march. media were allowed to visit the facility saturday. the destruction caused by the disaster remains severe. >>> over the weekend, republican presidential candidates accused president obama of being too soft on

obama heads for australia and indonesia next week. >>> today is the bay bridge's 75th anniversary. caltrans celebrated two days ago. it was on november 12th, 1936, the 8.4-mile span officially opened to traffic. it cost 77$77 million to build and was completed in only three years. back then the toetle toem was -- the toll was $0.65. >> it was pretty nice today. >> not bad. skies drying out. light showers this morning. produced some thunderstorms over southern california this morning with shower activity down into the san diego area this afternoon of we've cleared out, mostly clear skies right now. high cloud cover out there with the bay bridge, looking pretty good. patchy fog in some of the inland valleys tomorrow. that'll give way to mostly sunny through the day. high pressure in for the beginning of the week which should hold through wednesday before we see the next round of moisture heading our direction in the form of another frontal system which will remain primarily to our north. day time highs today for the warmer locations in the upper 60s, 69 in santa rosa, cloudy and cool

mr. obama announced an agreement with australia to expand the u.s. military presence there starting next year. >> this rotational deployment is significant because what it allows us to do is to not only build capacity and cooperation between our two countries, but it also allows us to meet the demands of a lot of partners in the region. >> mr. obama will address the australian parliament tomorrow. >>> campaign 2012, the republican presidential race just got a little tighter. it shows four candidates nearly tied for the lead in iowa. the state holds its caucuses in january. we go now to susan mcginnis in washington with more. susan, good morning to you. >> good morning, terrell. >> reporter: we have had candidates survive scandal and flip-flops and flubs, and now with a surprising come back from behind of newt gingrich, when it comes to iowa and the republican nomination, it is still anybody's guess who gets it. the republican candidates are hitting the campaign trail hard, especially in iowa, where the first caucus is just seven weeks away. a new pol

today it was mr. obama's turn. republican candidates have a chance to reshuffle the deck once again tonight. they face off in their 11th debate. one of the key topics will be foreign policy. that's a topic that some of them have struggled with. brian? >> kristen welker back at the white house tonight. kristen, thanks. >>> at the other end of pennsylvania avenue today, after that special congressional deficit committee, the so-called super committee failed to come to a deal, it looks like congress is willing to compromise on at least a few things that americans might notice. our report on that from nbc's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: out of the dysfunction of the failed super mmittee that did nothing about the country's long term debt, today a glimmer of bipartisan agreement on two issues that could directly affect your wallet. unemployment benefits are about to run out for about 2 million out of work. and this year's payroll tax cut is about to expire. >> we can't let that happen. not right now. it would be bad for

mr. obama fought his own smoking habit and did it by chewing nicotine gum. also a move to hike the cigarette tax in million dollar to $3 a pack. >>> the time right now 4:34. at 4:40, triple a releases its holiday travel predictions for thanksgiving. >>> at 4:41. are you serious? this is a story you do not want to miss. passengers asked to pay thousands of dollars for fuel. we'll explain. >>> we're back in two minutes with your weather first. you're watching 9news now. >>> welcome back. 4:36 on this friday morning. happy about that. sunshine also, we don't have the rain or the clouds or the wintry mix like yesterday. today lots of sunshine but a chill by one. by noon only 43 but lighter winds this afternoon out of the south and southwest at about 5 to 10 miles an hour. for the ride home clear but chilly. that means 30s for the high school football games tonight. i'll be back with a look at the weekend in about five to 10 minutes. right now here's beverly farmer. >>> not looking bad, pulling the construction barrels out of the way in the beltway in virginia, e

among national reporters, romney and mr. obama are tied at 47% support. bret? >> bret: voters in mississippi will decide next week on whether to legally define life as beginning at conception. senior national correspondent john roberts reports the outcome could have huge ramifications, not just in mississippi but across the nation. >> atley is in a battle intense unintended consequences. two of her three children were conceived with ivf technology. she's launched a grassroots movement as opposed to mississippi's initiative 26, fearing it could prevent other infertile couples from having the same options she did. >> they have proposed that you might not be able to freeze embryos. they have proposed strict limits on the number of eggs which doctors could attempt to fertilize. >> the language of the amendment is simple -- should the word "person" be used to describe every human being from the moment of fertilization? it would give a single cell full protection under mississippi's constitution, ending abortion, proponents hope, literally overnight, and also ban som

. >> reporter: mr. obama's campaign called the romney ad deceitful and dishonest. romney's camp issued this defense. candidate obama criticized his opponent for not wanting to talk about the economy. today president obama and his campaign are afraid to talk about the economy. despite it's size, new hampshire could be pivotal in a close general election. the president won it in 2008. polls show romney who owns a house in the state, and served as governor in nearby massachusetts is leading obama in new hampshire by as much as ten points. before romney can actually take on the president, he still has a tough primary battle. right now, some polls show him running second to newt gingrich. as the polls have shifted, occupy wall street protesters have targetsed the candidate. today it was mr. obama's turn. >> republican candidates have a chance to reshuffle the deck tonight. they face off in their 11th debate. one of the key topics will be foreign policy. that's a topic some of them have struggled with. >> at the end of pennsylvania avenue today, after that special congre

mr. obama ignored that what we have is a citing president who does not want to cut back, it seems. just today the nation spent another $4 billion it doesn't have. just today. in 2012, the president and the democrats will put forth that rich americans, and corporate greed heads are responsible for the economic mess, including the massive debt and sadly millions of americans will buy that. failing to understand that another four years of wild spending will pretty much doom the country. talking points isn't a partisan. i think you know that i recognize the republic party is in disarray. divide between the moderates who will compromise and zealots who will not. the republicans do have an advantage. every poll shows the americans have lost confidence in mr. obama's economic leadership and if the republic candidate can show a plan of fiscal responsibility, and ward off the class warfare attacks, he will win. it will be nasty getting to next november. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. president obama already campaigning in new hampshire where he challenged congress to expand

. >>> and president and mrs. obama will spend thanksgiving at the white house with his family. yesterday, the president carried out the annual tradition of pardoning a turkey. >> peace and his lackup, liberty, with spend their days in virginia. mr. obama said he saved the birds from a certain fate. >> some of you may know that recently i've been taking a series of executive actions that don't require congressional approval. well, here's another one. we can't wait to pardon these turkeys. otherwise, they'd end up next to the mashed potatoes and stuffing. >> later, the first family helped package and hand out food at a washington area food bank. >> lucky birds. >> those are big birds. >> they are, too. huge, huh? >>> when we come back on this thanksgiving morning, we'll talk more turkey and get the numbers behind the billion-dollar bird business. >>> then, what lawyers for michael jackson's doctor are asking for the week before his sentencing. >>> and wheel from the latest on the pilot who somehow walked away from this amazing crash. >>> overseas markets are mostly down, as worri

. >> reporter: mr. obama's campaign called the romney ad deceitful and dishonest. romney's camp issued this defense. then candidate obama criticized his owe only enthe for not wanting to talk about the economy. today president obama and his campaign are afraid to talk about the economy. despite it's size, new hampshire could be pivotal in a close general election. the president won it in 2008. polls show romney who owns a house in the state, and served as governor in nearby massachusetts is leading obama in new hampshire by as much as ten points. before romney can actually take on the president, he still has a tough primary battle. right now, some polls show him running second to newt gingrich. as the polls have shifted, occupy wall street protesters have targeted the candidate. today it was mr. obama's turn. >> republican candidates have a chance to reshuffle the deck once again tonight. they face off in their 11th debate. one of the key topics will be foreign policy. that's a topic some of them have struggled with. brian? >> kristen welker back at the white house

obama represented was that he would reestablish the rule of law on wall street and banking in money matters and he has absolutely failed to get the the f.c.c. to enforce the law or to refer to the department of justice he's done nothing to reestablish the glass steagall at he allowed the supreme court decision on citizens united to just pass by without. doing anything to even start a legislative process to redefine what the personhood of a corporation is because obviously corporations are not people in the way that people do they don't have rights they don't have duties obligations and responsibilities to the public interest in the same way that people do their effect their sociopathic you know. they exist really only to to have allegiance to the shareholders and the boards of directors and that's where it begins and ends so the idea that they should be able to express themselves freely by corrupting the entire political process by flooding money into the political process is absurd but more to the point president obama did nothing to introduce legislation to redefine what a corpora

. >>> a clean bill of health for president obama. the president's doctor says mr. obama is in excellent health and is tobacco-free. the doctor also called the president fit for duty at 50 years old and says he is physically active and at a healthy weight. the details are included in the results of mr. obama's second physical as president conducted last week. >>> redskins park, not a fun place to be the day after an embarrassing loss. what does the coach say about the nine sacks on his quarterback. that answer and more, just ahead. >>> first, today's my fox half off deal. $49 can buy you a 90-minute massage. this is in fort washington, maryland. this treatment would normally cost $115 but you can get it for just $49. check it out. myfoxdc.com. look for the deal on the right side of our home page. you put all you've got into that deep-dish masterpiece. but when it doesn't stay in the dish there's easy-off oven cleaner. because easy-off cuts through five times more grease than the leading all-purpose cleaner. so you're ready whenever inspiration strikes. cook with pas

. >>> and president and mrs. obama will spend thanksgiving at the white house with his family. yesterday, the president carried out the annual tradition of pardoning a turkey. >> peace and his lackup, liberty, with spend their days in virginia. mr. obama said he saved the birds from a certain fate. >> some of you may know that recently i've been taking a series of executive actions that don't require congressional approval. well, here's another one. we can't wait to pardon these turkeys. otherwise, they'd end up next to the mashed potatoes and stuffing. >> later, the first family helped package and hand out food at a washington area food bank. >> lucky birds. >> those are big birds. >> they are, too. huge, huh? >>> when we come back on this thanksgiving morning, we'll talk more turkey and get the numbers behind the billion-dollar bird business. >>> then, what lawyers for michael jackson's doctor are asking for the week before his sentencing. >>> and wheel from the latest on the pilot who somehow walked away from this amazing crash. hey, your high speed internet here, at home...

making their own holiday decorations and deserts along with mrs. obama. here it is. the official white house christmas tree in the blue room. >> i know for some of you this holiday season will be tough. but hopefully it's times like this that make you know that you live in a grateful nation. >> from the white house, anny hong, 9news now. >> gorgeous. about 85,000 visitors are expected to tour the white house in december alone. >> this is 9news now. >> nearly three decades after john hinckley tried to kill president ronald reagan, the would be assassin wants more time outside his mental hospital. but today, prosecutors dropped a bomb shell when they argued why he should actually lose some of that free time. bruce leshan is live outside of u.s. district court in northwest and how did he look, bruce? >> lesli, i thought he looked kind of meek, emotionally flat. he was quiet. he sat sipping from a glass of water chewing on his lower lip. his lawyers want to give him more than three weeks at a time to go home to williamsburg. but prosecutors outlined a disturbing incident

obama represented was that he would reestablish the rule of law on wall street and banking and money matters and he has absolutely failed to get the f. the s.e.c. to enforce the law or to refer cases to the department of justice he's done nothing to reestablish the glass steagall at he allowed the supreme court decision on citizens united to just pass by without. doing anything to even start a legislative process to redefine what the personhood of a corporation is because obviously corporations are not people in the way that people do they don't have rights they don't have duties obligations and responsibilities to the public interest in the same way that people do that in fact they're sociopathic you know they exist really only to to have allegiance to the shareholders and the boards of directors and that's where it begins and ends so the idea that they should be able to express themselves freely by corrupting the entire political process by flooding money into the political process is absurd but more to the point president obama did nothing to introduce legislation to redefine what

obama represented was that he would reestablish the rule of law on wall street and banking in money matters and he has absolutely failed to get the the f.c.c. to enforce the law or to refer cases to the department of justice he's done nothing to reestablish the glass steagall at he allowed the supreme court decision on citizens united to just pass by without. doing anything to even start a legislative process to redefine what the personhood of a corporation is because obviously corporations are not people in the way that people do they don't have rights they don't have duties obligations and responsibilities to the public interest in the same way that people do that they're sociopathic you know they exist really only to to have allegiance to the shareholders and the boards of directors and that's where it begins in this so the idea that they should be able to express themselves. freely by corrupting the entire political process by flooding money into the political process is absurd but more to the point president obama did nothing to introduce legislation to redefine what a corporat

obama represented was that he would reestablish the rule of law on wall street and banking in money matters and he has absolutely failed to get the the f.c.c. to enforce the law or to refer to the department of justice he's done nothing to reestablish the glass steagall at he allowed the supreme court decision on citizens united to just pass by without. doing anything to even start a legislative process to redefine what the personhood of a corporation is because obviously corporations are not people in the way that people do they don't have rights they don't have duties obligations and responsibilities to the public interest in the same way that people do that they're sociopathic you know they exist really only. to to have allegiance to the shareholders and the boards of directors and that's where it begins and ends so the idea that they should be able to express themselves freely by corrupting the entire political process by flooding money into the political process is absurd but more to the point president obama did nothing to introduce legislation to redefine what a corporation i

that mr obama represented was that he would resist that was the rule of law on wall street and banking in money matters and he has absolutely failed to get the s.v.s. he seek to enforce the law or to refer cases to the department of justice he's done nothing to reestablish the glass steagall at he allowed the supreme court decision on citizens united to just pass by without. doing anything to even start a legislative process to redefine what the personhood of a corporation is because obviously corporations are not people in the way that people do they don't have rights they don't have duties obligations and responsibilities to the public interest in the same way that people do their effect their sociopathic you know they exist really only to have allegiance to the shareholders and the boards of directors and that's where it begins and ends so the idea that they should be able to express themselves freely by corrupting the entire political process by flooding money into the political process is absurd but more to the point president obama did nothing to introduce legislation to redefine

obama represented was that he would reestablish the rule of law on wall street and banking in money matters and he has absolutely failed to get the the s.e.c. to enforce the law or to refer cases to the department of justice he's done nothing to reestablish the glass steagall that he allowed the supreme court decision and citizens united to just pass by without. doing anything to even start a legislative process to redefine what the personhood of a corporation is because obviously corporations are not people in the way that people do they don't have rights they don't have duties obligations and responsibilities to the public interest in the same way that people who are in fact their sociopathic you know they exist really. only to to have an allegiance to the shareholders in the boards of directors and that's where it begins in this so the idea that they should be able to express themselves freely by corrupting the entire political process by flooding money into the political process is absurd but more to the point president obama did nothing to introduce legislation to redefine what

obama to keep on just doing what he's doing which is pretty much nothing and then you know we'll be in the spring or summer of two thousand and twelve and you know mr bloomberg may present himself as a very interesting historical threshold moment so we'll see how that works out all right james howard kunstler let me ask your thoughts a bit of a thought experiment here for a second because you mentioned corporations have the rights of individuals in america this is something that came out actually of the civil rights movements of the fifty's where there was a huge grab power by corporate america is it related to the power given over to minorities in the u.s. but let's go into a thought experiment here for a second if corporations are in fact individuals and in fact they're committing crimes commensurate with crimes that you see being committed in states like texas where individuals are that are given capital punishment they're given the needle. wouldn't it isn't it therefore true that a corporation like a goldman sachs or j.p. morgan that's committing crimes commensurate with other c

obama to keep on just doing what he's doing which is pretty much nothing and then you know we'll be in the spring or summer of two thousand and twelve and you know mr bloomberg may present himself as. at a very interesting historical threshold moment so we'll see how that works out all right james howard kunstler let me ask your thoughts a bit of a thought experiment here for a second because you mention have corporations have the rights of individuals in america this is something that came out actually of the civil rights movements of the fifty's where there was a huge grab power by corporate america is that related to the power given over to minorities in the u.s. but let's go into a thought experiment here for a second if corporations are in fact individuals and in fact are committing crimes commensurate with crimes that you see being committed in states like texas where individuals are that are given capital punishment or given the needle. what it isn't therefore true that a corporation like a goldman sachs or j.p. morgan us committing crimes commensurate with other crimes that

obama represented was that he would reestablish the rule of law on wall street and banking in money matters and he has absolutely failed to get the the f.c.c. to enforce the law or to refer cases to the department of justice he's done nothing to reestablish the glass steagall at he allowed the supreme court decision on citizens united to just pass by without. doing anything to even start a legislative process to redefine what the personhood of a corporation is because obviously corporations are not people in the way that people do they don't have rights they don't have duties obligations and responsibilities to the public interest in the same way that people do you think they're sociopathic you know they exist really only to have allegiance to the shareholders and the boards of directors and that's where it begins it is so the idea that they should be able to express themselves. freely by corrupting the entire political process by flooding money into the political process is absurd but more to the point president obama did nothing to introduce legislation to redefine what a corporat

obama represented was that he would reestablish the rule of law on wall street and banking in money matters and he has absolutely failed to get the the f.c.c. to enforce the law or to refer cases to the department of justice he's done nothing to reestablish the glass steagall that he allowed the supreme court decision and citizens united to just pass by without. doing anything to even start a legislative process to redefine what the personhood of a corporation is because obviously corporations are not people in the way that people do they don't have rights they don't have duties obligations and responsibilities to the public interest in the same way that people do their effect their sociopathic you know they exist really only. to to have allegiance to the shareholders and the boards of directors and that's where it begins and ends so the idea that they should be able to express themselves freely by corrupting the entire political process by flooding money into the political process is absurd but more to the point president obama did nothing to introduce legislation to redefine what

obama to keep on just doing what he's doing which is pretty much nothing and then you know will be in the spring or summer of two thousand and twelve and you know mr bloomberg may present himself as. very interesting because through or threshold moment so we'll see how that works out all right james howard kunstler let me ask your thoughts a good have a thought experiment here for a second because you mentioned corporations are the rights of individuals in america this is something that came out actually of the civil rights movements of the fifty's where there was a huge grab power by corporate america is that related to the power given over to minorities in the u.s. but let's throw into a thought experiment here for a second if corporations are in fact individuals and in fact are committing crimes commensurate with crimes that you see being committed in states like texas where individuals are that are given capital punishment they're given the needle. wouldn't it isn't it therefore true that a corporation like a goldman sachs or j.p. morgan s committing crimes commensurate with other

obama represented was that he would reestablish the rule of law on wall street and banking in money matters and he has absolutely failed to get the the f.c.c. to enforce the law or to refer to the department of justice he's done nothing to reestablish the glass steagall at he allowed the supreme court decision on citizens united to just pass by without. doing anything to even start a legislative process to redefine what the personhood of a corporation is because obviously corporations are not people in the way that people do they don't have rights they don't have duties obligations and responsibilities to the public interest in the same way that people do their effect their sociopathic you know they exist really only to to have allegiance to the shareholders and the boards of directors and that's where it begins and ends so the idea that they should be able to express themselves freely by corrupting the entire pollute. process by flooding money into the political process is absurd but more to the point president obama did nothing to introduce legislation to redefine what a corporati

obama to keep on just doing what he's doing which is pretty much nothing and then you know we'll be in the spring or summer of two thousand and twelve and you know mr bloomberg may present himself as a very interesting history or threshold moment so we'll see how that works out all right james howard kunstler let me ask your thoughts a bit of a thought experiment here for a second because you mentioned have corporations have the rights of individuals in america this is something that came out actually of the civil rights movements of the fifty's where there was a huge grab power by corporate america is it related to the power given over to minorities in the u.s. but let's go into a thought experiment here for a second if corporations are in fact individuals and in fact they're committing crimes commensurate with crimes that you see being committed in states like texas where individuals are that are given capital punishment they're given the needle. would it isn't it better therefore true that a corporation like a goldman sachs or j.p. morgan as committing crimes commensurate with ot

that mr obama represented was that he would reestablish the rule of law on wall street and banking and money matters and he has absolutely failed to get the the f.c.c. to enforce the law or to refer cases to the department of justice he's done nothing to reestablish the glass steagall at he allowed the supreme court decision on citizens united to just pass by without. doing anything to even start a legislative process to redefine what the personhood of a corporation is because obviously corporations are not people in the way that people do they don't have rights they don't have duties obligations and responsibilities to the public interest in the same way that people do that in fact they're sociopathic you know they exist really only to to have allegiance to the shareholders and the boards of directors and that's where it begins and ends so the idea that they should be able to express themselves freely by corrupting the entire political process by flooding money into the political process is absurd but more to the point president obama did nothing to introduce legislation to redefine w

obama represented was that he would reestablish the rule of law on wall street and banking in money matters and he has absolutely failed to get the the s.e.c. to enforce the law or to refer to the department of justice he's done nothing to reestablish the glass steagall at he allowed the supreme court decision on citizens united to just pass by without. doing anything to even start a legislative process to redefine what the personhood of a corporation is because obviously corporations are not people in the way that people do they don't have rights they don't have duties obligations and responsibilities to the public interest in the same way that people do their effect their sociopathic you know they exist really. only to to have allegiance to the shareholders and the boards of directors and that's where it begins and ends so the idea that they should be able to express themselves freely by corrupting the entire political process by flooding money into the political process is absurd but more to the point president obama did nothing to introduce legislation to redefine what a corpora

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mr. speaker, we have already tried mr. obama's way. we have thoroughly tested democrat economics 101. the theory that we can tax and deficit spend ourselves into prosperity or as vice president biden put it, we have to spend money to keep from going bankrupt. mr. speaker, that theory has utterly failed. we cannot repeal the laws of mathematics. but now the seminal moment approaches when each of us in this body will have the rare opportunity to cast a single vote that could pull this nation back from the brink of economic cat cliss am. and for the sake of our children and our children's children, i pray that we do the right thing. with that i yield back. mr. conyers: mr. speaker -- the speaker pro tempore: the chair must remind all members that remarks in debate may note had not engage in personalities toward the president. the chair will receive a message. the messenger: mr. speaker, a message from the president of the united states. the secretary: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i am directed by t

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