There is no hope for the city. andrea: bye, bye, to beckel s berkeley. bob: for people in our business wouldn t you love for people to talk to you and not talk back to you? you could talk to any hobo on the street and they would listen for hours. andrea: you d rather talk to hobos? bob: they re complaining because they sell lousy stuff. how many sell the jerry garcia t-shirt? the far left waiters, all they want to do is go shop. dana: how disappointed their parents must be. they ve raised people that are capitalists. greg: a couple of years ago there were street people in berkeley living in trees because they protested a new gym. the problem was people don t have a problem with the homeless, the young homeless. they have a problem with what they leave. as human beings, you tend to leave things. certain things that are created by you. this is a problem. the problem w the streets
And they got protesters so there is no hope for the city. andrea: bye, bye, to beckel s berkeley. bob: for people in our business wouldn t you love for people to talk to you and not talk back to you? you could talk to any hobo on the street and they would listen for hours. andrea: you d rather talk to hobos? bob: they re complaining because they sell lousy stuff. how many sell the jerry garcia t-shirt? the far left waiters, all they want to do is go shop. dana: how disappointed their parents must be. they ve raised people that are capitalists. greg: a couple of years ago there were street people in berkeley living in trees because they protested a new gym. the problem was people don t have a problem with the homeless, the young homeless. they have a problem with what they leave. as human beings, you tend to leave things. certain things that are created by you. this is a problem.
Be a space left behind that will never be filled quite the same way again. in fact, it is fair to say if it wasn t for larry king it is entirely possible i wouldn t be sitting here talking to you now and a lot of other people in this business wouldn t be either. when cnn was in its infancy and the rest of television was laughing at ted turner s idea of a 24-hour news network, larry king came along, put this network on his back and carried it until his credentials as a viable news organization were accepted by the viewing public. and he has had the highest-rated show in this place for year a after year after year. along the way, larry the gold standard for talk television some many of his interviews managed to make news elsewhere. there wasn t anyone in the last 25 year he didn t talk to there is larry in the early days and there is he is today. this includes all the presidents from richard nixon forward, gerald ford, jimmy carter, ronald reagan, bill clinton, both presidents bush and b
Right now between democrat chris dodd and republican richard shelby, and they think this no vote by republicans will pressure the party to come to an agreement in those private negotiations. all 41 republicans in the senate were united. they voted against the democrats, but the democrats were not completely united. a very surprising move. one democrat, ben nelson, voted no. he voted with the republicans. now, why would one democrat break away? well, he publicly told one of our producers, it s because he s worried about main street and the effect of the bill on main street. but we should point out that he was pushing very hard for one of his constituents, warn buffett. warren buffett asked for a special exception to be made in some of the language so warren buffett s business wouldn t be hurt too broadly by some of the changes. that did not prevail, and so one can only wonder if that factored into this democrat, ben nelson s decision to vote against the legislation this time. the
Are there, there is someone that want it keep them that way. that is why he had to prove that his campaign wasn t just about selling pints of beer. we made it more about small business, big idea, free market. this guy want to grow his business, why is anyone standing in his way, let alone the government. omar says his business wouldn t be the only one benefiting. hundreds of jobs could be created with a minor change. it became a jobs bill. we have the opportunities to do it here. let s do it hero posed to another state. this is about jobs. jennifer loom was once of the sponsors about the surly bill. she believed it was an opportunity to gift economy a boost. what he was seeking is a miner change, in my opinion, to our liquor statute in the say the of minnesota bp that one of the reasons i came to the legislature was it break down barriers and cut that red tape. representative loon says the