did you ever see the mug shots of people on meth? it is not a pretty site, andrew. you posed for a bunch of after pictures. did you watch the show? i watch the show, but i am behind. they did spoil it for me. i didn t even know the giants lost. you could have predicted that too. i couldn t help but feel there was some 105-year-old headline writer in there that didn t want people to wait for summer reruns or anything. this is the new art form. tv is the new art form and we should be more careful about spoiling the endings. because people are not watching them at the same time. they travel and dvr it. i am watching it when i get home from work whatever time that may be. andy, it is not much of a spoiler that walt died. he had terminal lung cancer, five, seven years ago. and he is a meth dealer. da, da, da, da, da. seriously.
1999-2000, carries the bags, carries the cigar case, carries the cokes, diet cokes, and then after president clinton leaves the white house, he stays with clinton. he headed off for goldman sachs, he could have taken a regular, successful business route. he stays with president clinton, stays in that role of assistant, travels all around the world with him, just hundreds of cities, dozens of countries, on the private jets for all these years and becomes basically the main guy. yeah. if you want to get bill clinton to come to your event or get him, you go through doug band, basically. exactly. so, what s the problem here? scandal is in the headline of your piece. like, to justify the use of that word to me. well, the use of scandal was a bit of a headline writer s irony, but no, but there is a problem, and the problem is that there s been increasing overlap, really, between both for doug band and for sort of bill clinton and clinton land as a whole, overlap between the great pub
he could have just taken a regular, successful business route. he stays with president clinton, stays in that role of assistant, travels all around the world with him, just hundreds of cities, dozens of countries, on the private jets for all these years and becomes basically the main guy. yeah. if you want to get bill clinton to come to your event or get to him, you go through doug band, basically. exactly. so, what s the problem here? what is the the scandal is in the headline of your piece. like to justify the use of that word to me. well, the use of scandal was a bit of a headline writer s irony, but, no, but there is a problem, and the problem is that there s been increasing overlap, really between both for doug band and for sort of bill clinton and clinton land as a whole, overlap between the great public good that they ve been doing, including doug band. doug band helped come up with the clinton global initiative, which has distributed billions of dollars around the wor
1999-2000, carries the bags, carries the cigar case, carries the cokes, diet cokes, and then after president clinton leaves the white house, he stays with clinton. he headed off for goldman sachs, he could have taken a regular, successful business route. he stays with president clinton, stays in that role of assistant, travels all around the world with him, just hundreds of cities, dozens of countries, on the private jets for all these years and becomes basically the main guy. yeah. if you want to get bill clinton to come to your event or get him, you go through doug band, basically. exactly. so, what s the problem here? scandal is in the headline of your piece. like, to justify the use of that word to me. well, the use of scandal was a bit of a headline writer s irony, but no, but there is a problem, and the problem is that there s been increasing overlap, really, between both for doug band and for sort of bill clinton and clinton land as a whole, overlap between the great pub
shooting higher as many employers decide to evade the coming mandate to cover full-timers. karl rove, former senior adviser, deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush and a fox news contributor with us from his home in austin, texas. you wrote a piece in the wall street journal, i know you ve got a white board, too, so i ll get you to explain it. you call it the un affordable careless act. actually, that was a great line by the headline writer, but my piece was about the unintended consequences of the bill. president obama never sold the affordable care act to the american people by saying, look, this is going to create more part-time jobs in the place of full-time jobs, and yet that s one of big consequences of the bill. if you take a look at it, under the affordable care act a full-time worker is defined as somebody who works as 30 hours or more a a week, and if you work 30 hours or more a week, your employer has to provide you with health insurance coverage. now, this encour