and google can is doing it for a tax break make the government will take over the whole system. i need the government involved in that like a hole in the head. private industry is much more exclusive in executing the roll out and incent vising that as well. don t forget it is like the phone company. they give you a tiny cell phone for $50. they will get your mongy thing forever . you will become beholden to it. and that is facing google anyway. and the government is not involved.
more than 30 years. in his career smith has created and sold very two successful companies. tazo tea and stash tea. he s at it again with a you in company, stephen smith teamaker. is stephen smith working for you? it is smith is checking out his teas at zupan s markets, a local oregon chain. owner mark zupan remembers when smith first approached him about selling his latest brand. when smith contacted me, and i know steve, i said we don t need another tea in our stores. mike zupan said we need another tea like we need a hole in the head, something like this. this is a category that s crowded. i don t need more tea. zupan s response came as no surprise. i agree. the category s crowded. there s too many choices, too much stuff that doesn t sell. he says, you got to take a look at my tea and give me an opportunity. we did, we met with him. i convinced him to come in and taste tea with me. he didn t have any room on the shelf. he didn t think there was any
consultant holland cook. holland, i am told that there will be a lot of signatures from congressional members on this petition that s going to be circulated by reverend sharpton and the national action network. what does this mean for the industry? well, the radio industry needs this like a hole in the head, but the fcc itself is in an awkward position because they try to stay out of the content regulation business that rush s faux paws are forcing them into. there are several hundred local radio stations that enable rush limbaugh to make tens of millions of dollars a year and the thanks that those radio stations get is that rush limbaugh picks a fight with congressman clyburn whose daughter happens to be an fcc commissioner. so thanks a lot. and while reverend sharpton is specifically aggrieved over what rush has done lately here s the problem. rush limbaugh gives all the rush
that it s not quite the cure. the religious right is a fund raising operation. it s not a political operation at all. people like gary bauer, who i knew back in the day when i was in the religious right and my dad was a leader and i was a leader before i dropped out in the early 80s was in the same business he s in tonight. and so when he comes in there bashing muslims but, say, wasn t bashing them before 9/11 or people show up and say it s refreshing to be in the middle east before 9/11 and then come back and say change their minds, you have to understand they don t have a real ideology. these are fund-raising opportunists, not political opportunists. and of course the republican party is now saddled with a leadership that are so cowardly people like mitt romney and mccain and the others that they don t stand up against these guys and say, look, you know, we need you like we need a hole in the head. what you re all about is raising money for things like your family organizations
we are announcing the expansion of offshore exploration with you in ways to protect america s natural resources. the policy laid out, the hybrid fleets from off shore drilling to nuclear energy to wind energy underscores the seriousness with which my administration takes this challenge. geraldo: i predict cape wind will get real wind at its back. from a political perspective both the president and governor palin needed this oil spill like a hole in the head. earlier in the battleground state of michigan. governor palin addressing the americans for prosperities, defending the american dream event. the president spoke to a packed crowd of 150,000 delivering the commencement address for the university of michigan. our mike tobin covered it. the president is headed to louisiana tomorrow to witness the cleanup in the gulf.