to provide. anthony: spiced runny eggs and grease. just what i needed. mm, so good. nigella: i have something absorbent. you know that thing in the simpsons once when he wants to put on weight so he doesn t have to go to work? anthony: yes. nigella: and he allows himself to eat things that when you rub it on something it makes it go see through. anthony: your window to weight gain. nigella: yes, here, here you need to make this turn see through now if you want. anthony: i can see myself in about six months. nigella: i do feel quite pleased that we can be a corrupting influence. that s something that we can be proud of. anthony: these are frightening times for many. the world is changing and there is no stopping those changes. but in such times there are always two ways to go run and hide, build walls, cower in fear and suspicion, point the finger at our neighbors, look, like desperate, frightened people do, for someone to blame. or stand up and try, at least try,
rate. are you concerned about democrats having to run against this very good economy? no, because i think, as i said yesterday, you know, unemployment rate is low. we should all be happy about that, but when you dig below the numbers a little bit, what you see are there are too many americans working two and three jobs just to get by. you re seeing health insurance go up because of the effort to sabotage the affordable care act. they see republicans in court trying to take away coverage for pre-existing conditions. and they see the corrupting influence of money in our politics, and the president now has a record to run on. you know, when he tried this fearmongering in the last campaign, he didn t have a record to run on, and it worked. it s not going to work because now he has a record that he has to account for. the tax cut went to the richest people in the country. i do think the unemployment rate is good, but for too many americans, they re still not having their incomes go up.
pics to run on. kate? outlets a hit to mike bloomberg who this week said he would throw in another 20 million to help democrats retake the senate. i think it s great he is spending money and things are important to him. but one thing we did not hear this week was about the corrupting influence of billionaires and money and politics. i think it s a pretty nice reminder that campaign-finance reform is not about taking billionaires out of politics. it is about people that we disagree with not being able to spend money on politics so dan? might hit to the new bill peace prize even this week for their efforts against horrifying acts of sexual violence. i read the book, let s go about the islamic state mass rape of women in syria, this is one of the most deserved mobile peace prizes in a long time. every so often they get one right. next they did this year. remember if your own hit or miss send it to us.
and it seems to be that you have two layers of conflict and challenge to deal with. that one that they re talking culture, not just commerce. and, two, that the left has a divide, which is guys like you and the criticism will be, mr. welder, you re free everything. you re free everything for everybody. free, free, free. can t have enough tax money injected into people s lives versus a more centrist approach. how do you deal with both of those burdens? you know, one thing you didn t mention that i think is actually extremely important to these working class folks that we need to win back is finally ending the corrupting influence of big money in politics. that s something that i ve been working for myself throughout my life. i actually, when i started running 14 months ago, pledged that i was never going to accept one penny of corporate pac money. i ve been involved in politics long enough to see how that affects things and how it causes these politicians like my opponent, kevin yoder
culture, not just commerce. and, two, that the left has a divide, which is guys like you and the criticism will be, mr. welder, you re free everything. you re free everything for everybody. free, free, free. can t have enough tax money injected into people s lives versus a more centrist approach. how do you deal with both of those burdens? you know, one thing you didn t mention that i think is actually extremely important to these working class folks that we need to win back is finally ending the corrupting influence of big money in politics. that s something that i ve been working for myself throughout my life. i actually, when i started running 14 months ago, pledged that i was never going to accept one penny of corporate pac money. i ve been involved in politics long enough to see how that affects things and how it causes these politicians like my opponent, kevin yoder, who has taken more money from the payday loan sharks than any member of the house or u.s. senate to side about g