lives did she have any problem this woman that she would not contact the alleged rapers in order to get this story? the reporter getting conflicting stories on that but absolutely no business making that claim because then you are tying your hands as a reporter. maybe it was consensual. you have to try your hardest to get to the other side particularly because you re dragging their reputations, potentially, through the mud. that was one of many failures here on the part of rolling stone. we haven t heard the last of this by any stretch. how howie, good to see you. up next, the mess unfolding in washington, new york and miami as the protesters disrupt some of the biggest cities on the east coast. back in a moment. (holiday music is playing) hey! i guess we re going to need a new santa (the music builds to a climax.) more people are coming to audi than ever before.
is that a benefit to the employer because he might keep the person in the building longer who might work, you know, longer hours or something? well, who knows? and why do we have the irs thinking about these questions anyway? we have got a tax code, greta. targeting people. it might keep them a little busy. the tax code is 70,000 pages long. the irs is involved in making these kinds of decisions. it really has no business making. and i tell you what, if you want to get them out of your business, then i suggest everybody take a look at what dave camp proposed out of the house. simplifying the tax code. you hear a lot about fairness and the burden of the tax code. well, what s more fair than making a tax code that s just a couple pages long that companies and individuals can actually understand. you know, mary, i don t know if that s ever going to happen because, you know, it s what the american people so want. but, you know what? all those special deals and deductions, those are
employee, is that a perk or is that a benefit to the employer because he might keep the person in the building longer who might work, you know, longer hours or something? well, who knows? and why do we have the irs thinking about these questions anyway? we have got a tax code, greta. targeting people. it might keep them a little busy. the tax code is 70,000 pages long. the irs is involved in making these kinds of decisions. it really has no business making. and i tell you what, if you want to get them out of your business, then i suggest everybody take a look at what dave camp proposed out of the house. simplifying the tax code. you hear a lot about fairness and the burden of the tax code. well, what s more fair than making a tax code that s just a couple pages long that companies and individuals can actually understand. you know, mary, i don t know if that s ever going to happen because, you know, it s what the american people so want. but, you know what? all those special dea
morally wrong. only 3% say it s acceptable. that number breaks down the same for men and women. so if so many people feel it is morally wrong, why would you encourage them to go against their beliefs? i mean, we are speaking to the ceo of a company, you know business-making, profit-making venture. but your question is a fair one. but that is society-shaping, right? so part of what we re doing here is trying to recalibrate society s understanding of the topic. if you look at the society we live in right now, it is shaped by a ton of unfaktful people, people in the lives of politics, sports, entertainment, entrepreneurship, have all been unfaithful, but shaped the society we live in to incredible effect. so it can be that unfaithful people are sociopathic. that can t be right. that can t be the analysis we come to. so i think that reaction you get, that 88%, that is what we re taught. that is what we learn, because we believe that monogamy is right. that somehow there is a benefit to
for the president. this is about asserting leadership. this business making sure he doesn t have to roll out of the job any sooner than he would like. we need to address this so no other attorney general has to deal with this. we have to be honest here. if this happened to the george w. bush attorney general, for example, wouldn t republicans be saying, national security trumps everything so there was a justification here? i don t think so. i actually think what s leading most of this right now is the press themselves. i mean, quite a few media outlets refused to attend the meeting with eric holder. including nbc news. including nbc news, rightfully so. how can you trust someone who is going to let you only go off the record. it s part of the bigger problem here, that is he got caught trying to criminalize reporting. now he s got to back pedal. seems to be overail problem for the administration as far as how they even release information. right now that is one of eric holder s