we investigate. refund robbery. it s like the federal government putting crack cocaine in candy machines. it s that easy. this isn t just a drug bust. it involves tax fraud, and your refund is at risk. the price of life. the worst is not being able to watch my kids grow up. locked away for a crime he didn t commit. what did they give you when you got out? nothing. revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is cnn presents with tonight s hosts randi kaye and drew griffin. good evening. more than a month after whitney houston s tragic death, a toxicology report reveals drugs, indeed, played a role. the news does not surprise someone who knew houston all her life. a man she referred to as uncle sam. sam moore. you probably know him better as half of the 60s singing duo sam and dave. best known for their hit soul man. yet a drug addiction brought him to the bottom, devastating his life and career. his life intersecte
it s like the federal government putting crack cocaine in candy mamachines. it s that easy. this isn t just a drug bust. it involves tax fraud and your refund is at risk. the price of life. the worst is not being able to watch my kids grow up. locked away for a crime he didn t commit. what did they give you when you got out? nothing. revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is cnn presents with tonight s host randi kaye and drew griffin. good evening. more than a month after whitney houston s tragic death, a toxicology report reveals drugs, indeed, played a role. the news does not surprise someone who knew houston all her life. a man she referred to as uncle sam. sam moore. you probably know him better as half of the 60s singing duo sam and dave. but known for their hit soul man. yet a drug addiction brought him to the bottom, devastating his life and career. his life intersected with whitney houston in many ways
jack gerard from the american petroleum institute talk about this a little bit earlier. i didn t do that for the camera but for us. on the $3.76 national average of gasoline, $2.55 of that is the crude oil price. then you take it down to refining and marketing, $0.40 for a gallon. transportation, you have to move the stuff around, $0.15. federal taxes 18 1/2 cents. call it about 20. after taxes, transportation and all the other things going on, the gas station owner is left with somewhere around 5 to $0.10 a gallon. so american small businesses making $0.05 to $0.10 a gallon, meanwhile we re shipping the good portion of the crude oil price overseas to sheiks and oil people that may not like us much. i heard a story last night on cbs where they talked about how because of speculators and speculators given the uncertainty have been, you know, leveraging the price of a single gallon of gas higher and higher on every gallon of gas, there s
and i ll agree with ben. should ignore them. a fill in tax as gas does, as it will, drop back to $3 a gallon and throw some taxes on that and use that to pay for bridges and highways. another regressive tax. and you re saying that california, new jersey, new york, state tax on gas is 50 cents and add 18 1/2 cents. you re not for a swap out with the payroll tax. first of all, the payroll tax cut we have is costing us $10 billion dollars a month. money we ve got to pay back and we re borrowing this money and social security is already bank result. it s nuts, crazy. charleses to that point, i rose to these, so you re getting a tax break by them not raising the federal gas tax, hadn t gone up since the mid 1990 s and potholes not
now, 70% of the vote is being reported. though, clark county, the most densely populated part of the state. a lot of those votes are retallied, not because of questions raised, but just to make sure at that time the vote is in fact, indeed, accurate. and 70% of the vote, again, coming in and being reported and really, no surprises, mitt romney easily walking away from this thing with 47% of the vote. over newt gingrich s 22% as of the very latest figures and ron paul faring quite well, giving speaker gingrich a run for his money right now with about 18 1/2% of the vote. and rick santorum. with 11% and speaking of ron paul s texas congressman causing a stir by the way at a special sundown caucus, intepid heed for jews who could not get out and vote with everyone else yesterday morning because of the sabbath. many attending that event for