breaking bad and won an emmy for best drama. it s about a high skochoo schoo who makes crystal meth. you produce a meth that s 70% pure, if you re lucky. what i produce is 99.1% pure. so? so it s grade school t-ball versus the new york yankees. yours is just some tepid off-brand generic koala. what i m making is classic coke. all right. a fictional character, but in the real world north korean dictator kim jong-un may be responsible for a meth epidemic in his own country and other countries around him. reports say north korea is pumping out massive quantities of methamphetamine with up to 50% of the people in some parts
breaking bad and won an emmy for best drama. it s about a high skochoo schoo who makes crystal meth. you produce a meth that s 70% pure, if you re lucky. what i produce is 99.1% pure. so? so it s grade school t-ball versus the new york yankees. yours is just some tepid off-brand generic koala. what i m making is classic coke. all right. a fictional character, but in the real world north korean dictator kim jong-un may be responsible for a meth epidemic in his own country and other countries around him. reports say north korea is pumping out massive quantities of methamphetamine with up to
it s one thing to say the public sector pension system needs to be cut back, effects will be felt unevenly, 19% employed by the government, 14% of white and 10% of latino. cutting pensions would hit black retirees especially hard. insult added to injury, significant portion of african-american seniors live in poverty. 19% currently living in poverty compared to 9% of seniors as a whole. many might call something a fix but what could actually be a system of increasing racial equalities plaguing our system. we re talking during the break we can t separate from from 99/1% narrative. we talk about fairness, lets talk about policy and self-interest. if you re well off self-supported merchant of high-end furniture in the detroit suburbs today, you don t want people losing their pensions, because that goes down the chain.
that was critical of the fact that we lowered taxes for 99.1% of the american people. i m here to lead the fight against out of control spending, and i m going to lead that fight as speaker of the house. ben smith is the editor-in-chief of buzzfeed. and erroll lewis. let s start with the white house strategy, because this has been the president s strategy for a number of weeks if not months now to try and get folks worked up. it hasn t worked yet. why and the white house going to think it s going to work over the next few months. i think if you look at the polls, you can see that the people are getting ready to blame the republicans, they are getting ready to blame congress for this if there s going to be blame. if there s going to be blame. the president went out and made his case. the argument that he should have
act? where was the president s plan? why didn t they pass something? and here we are at the beyond the 11th hour, looking at each other. without having fixed it. do you think bob woodward has exposed something about the white house positions on all of this that we didn t know? i think he made clear that the sequester was the president s idea. it was the white house that demanded it. i think bob woodward was right. the feeling is, you hear it publicly from the president. but also privately as well, that you can t agree even if you d like to on any more revenue because the house caucus, conservatives, tea party folks, were so upset with you for the last revenue increase to avoid the fiscal cliff that they in effect lead you, that you don t lead them, that you don t have room to maneuver. david, let me say this. there s not one member of our caucus who said one word to me that was critical of the fact that we lowered taxes for 99.1% of the american people. not one.