credit and energy things we have to know the performance we are getting from the subsidies. reporter: and that is one of the problems, take ethanol, by almost every metric, it is a failure, but, has political support and give it $5 billion a year and oil, billions despite decades of healthy products and, changing congress is easy compared to changing the tax code. bill: to our viewers, if you go to our home page, click on it is all your money in the top corner, for this category, nondefense energy programs, proposed $12 billion, you can figure out what the cost is to your household and home and scroll down on the page, and, in this line here, you can enter your annual gross income for your household, say, you are making between 50 and $100,000, submit that, and, then, scroll on down to find out your relative tax burden. on our pie chart.
and, it was said in the good old days, castro said the same thing, he s having a good time and he s week twooeaking you an everybody and, i could name other people in the same category. bill: are you suggesting he s looking for attention. well, perhaps, perhaps. but to say that my cash is everybody s cash. i worked hard and i put my cash to work and one threatening i agree with h one thing i agree with him on, though, the banks are not loaning money, the banks have gotten tremendous taxpayer help and when people want to buy houses, they go to the bank, a local bank and the banks are in the coming through. so, the banks have been very, very discouraging. bill: there s a reason for that, though, and, what the bankers will tell you is they don t know about the direction of the country. well, they can say whatever they want but the fact is we have the housing stock all over the place and people are trying to buy houses and they are unable to get money and that is different than, g
for a million people to follow his account. one included the tweet my first concern is my kids. he also posted this picture of a hot dog stand, offering a charlie dog with tiger blood for only five bucks. with, of course, his favorite word, winning. there you go. so what s next for khaor lee sheen? we have a live report outside his gated community. bill: one with mustard, huh? we re incompetent. anybody that reads this report that says congress is a functioning is functioning effectively, they re living on mars. they re not in this planet. bill: good morning martians! oklahoma senator tom coburn sounding off on what he calls wasteful government spending and some of that is highlighted in this report that reveals billions of dollars thrown out and one number, $48 billion lost in medicare payment fraud every we re.
theirs and that is a natural resource that should be shared. we re going to ask the donald if he agrees. bill: also a stunning new report on washington s wasteful ways. senator tom coburn says there are many ways we can save. we ve got tons that we can cut that nobody will ever notice and the federal government can eliminate $100 billion most americans would never notice. bill: and he said we can cut $350 billion today. a closer look at one program that s already loseing $50 billion alone per year.
the position here the mediterranean sea north of lybia and you see the size of the country, even compared to egypt. lybia is much allergy and compared to tunisia, it is enormous compared to tunisia to the northwest of lybia and captain nash is with me and he had so much experience with this and flew operation in iraq during the 1990s and a fox news military analyst. good morning to you. what gates did, he told everybody how hard this is, how hard to pull it off. yes, what you have been seeing the last decade, is decreasing size of our military overall, and, the navy is now down to about 280-some ships, the goal is 313, and back in the reagan years we had 600 and look at the air force and the air force has given up wings and, so, everything has been coming down and down and down and down and yet, it doesn t seem the requirements to use that force have lessened any. bill: in your estimation, would