to act wealthy. that s like thurston powell iii on gilligan s island. howled the howell the third, thank you. bill: when i was grofing up achievement was respected, mostly. i don t mean lighting a cigar with a $20 bill. people paying a ton in taxes saying, hey, shut up, i m paying my fair share. as a matter of fact, you want to actually take that term fair share and really break it down because if all of us are sitting at a dinner table and there is 10 of us and the check is 500 bucks, i m already paying 350 bucks. that s way more than my fair share. bill: here is what the pew research center found in january took a survey. 46% of americans believe most rich people are wealthy mainly because they know the right people or they were born into wealth. your uncle got you the job and you really didn t earn it. that s half the nation.
to act wealthy. that s like thurston powell iii on gilligan s island. howled the howell the third, thank you. bill: when i was grofing up achievement was respected, mostly. i don t mean lighting a cigar with a $20 bill. people paying a ton in taxes saying, hey, shut up, i m paying my fair share. as a matter of fact, you want to actually take that term fair share and really break it down because if all of us are sitting at a dinner table and there is 10 of us and the check is 500 bucks, i m already paying 350 bucks. that s way more than my fair share. bill: here is what the pew research center found in january took a survey. 46% of americans believe most rich people are wealthy mainly because they know the right people or they were born into wealth. your uncle got you the job and you really didn t earn it. that s half the nation.
to act wealthy. that s like thurston powell iii on gilligan s island. howled the howell the third, thank you. bill: when i was grofing up achievement was respected, mostly. i don t mean lighting a cigar with a $20 bill. people paying a ton in taxes saying, hey, shut up, i m paying my fair share. as a matter of fact, you want to actually take that term fair share and really break it down because if all of us are sitting at a dinner table and there is 10 of us and the check is 500 bucks, i m already paying 350 bucks. that s way more than my fair share. bill: here is what the pew research center found in january took a survey. 46% of americans believe most rich people are wealthy mainly because they know the right people or they were born into wealth. your uncle got you the job and you really didn t earn it. that s half the nation. how did that happen?
at a recent store event in new york, they were flying off the shelves. no small feat considering that each pair retails for around 350 bucks. for dr. dre, it s all about delivering the same level of sound quality that he s used to. we go in the studio. we spend years and years trying to develop the sound and then it s not heard the way it s meant to be heard. reporter: with these by dre, he s hoping to show what good headphones can do for music. hopefully you get a chance to hear exactly how it s supposed to, the way we hear it in the studio. reporter: of course it doesn t hurt that the trendy headsets values plenty of star power. we decided to ask some other audiophiles, deejays in fact, for their opinion. many agree that beats by dre are top-notch which is why they don t use them. scared of actually breaking them. apparently the headphones aren t too nice to withstand the rigors of deejaying. when you are done with a gig at 4:00 in the morning, you are trying to get out
are, they stay in the service 20 years, go into a job with a contractor, charge 350 bucks an hour, and we can t even bother them, we say we d like to audit that and they say you can t. now, that stuff is out there. that has nothing to do with troops on the ground, it has to do with consultants and wizards and guys who have learned how to gimmick the system. jenna: that s interesting. trimming some of the fat, obviously, in any department is key during a time of austerity. i was taking a look at the report and the specifics when it came to defense and one of the things you mentioned is developing a category for overseas contingency operations. yes. jenna: i thought that was an interesting concept that our audience should know a little more about. can you explain that, what that would do? i sure can, because that means oco, which is simply war spending, so they don t like to call it that, in the defense department, so they shovel it off and it s called oco and we didn t even touch th