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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110324:15:54:00

it s hard to choose between millionaires and billionaires, right? but here on the flip side, we wanted to talk about some of the average americans getting the short end of the stick. here s the big number, $9.3 billion in revenue, that s the pie each side is trying to get a big slice of, but there s an impact that s felt on the local communities as well. an estimated 100,000 stadium workers will suffer financially if the lockout drags on from vendors, to ticket agents and the field crews, also sticking with the financial pain here. the study showing that local economies generate over $20 million for each game. that s $160 million a year for each market. and let s not forget where a lot of the money for some of these new stadiums came from. nearly $7 billion in public money for construction costs since the 90s. d st s yu owro ere mi o furo o a gae,chp game with nosebleed seats, it s going to set you back about 300 bucks just for the tickets. no food, no nothing, not even parking. th

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110216:23:19:00

foreign oil company. markey introduced a bill to end tax breaks. that s worth over $40 billion of five years. by the way, that s separate. that s outside of the $53 billion, okay? all going to the companies that are the most profitable in the world. take that $40 billion, plus the money saved over the next five years, put those two together, just over the five-year period, and you would put about $51 billion back into the pockets of taxpayers. $51 billion. you might say oh, but the poor oil companies, they need the money, too. really? let s find out. you know what the profits were for exxonmobil in 2009? $19.3 billion. it looks looic they re doing pretty fine without us. chevron, $10.5 billion, conoco phillips, $4.9 billion. that s not revenue. that s profit! okay? now, how about them giving back

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20100719:18:37:00

assaulting a police officer. he was released after two years, he s on nonrevokable parole which means he has no one watching him and it s only by the grace of god that someone didn t die. . you have named some of the category, a different category that we have on nonviolent, nonsexual offenders, they were looking at petty thieves, drug users and burglars as people who would qualify to be part of the early release. i want to show your audience a number here, california spends $9.3 billion housing these folks in prison, $6.5 billion is spent on higher edges indication. when you re looking at tough cuts, i realize nina and many people would say, this is a very difficult situation, but what about if they were releasing for example drug users so they could get rehabilitation or so-called petty thieves, is that a pill that you could swallow even? it would be if it was done

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20101111:20:54:15

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20101111:20:54:15
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