relieved. as strong and as overwhelming as the evidence was, i was terrified that there would be either an acquittal or a hung jury because i didn t want him back. and i didn t want this sort of circus. i mean, we need to move on. we need some sort of realization that the word guilty, that puts a label on what all of this is. and she also added this. she said that she believes that dottie sandusky, jerry sandusky s wife is in denial about what has happened here. as we know, fred, this is something we ve been hearing from a lot of people, but dottie sandusky throughout has stood by and defended her husband. so, susan, as a neighbor did she say that over a period of time she ever suspected anything was going on in that household or did she ever suspect this kind of abuse, now proven abuse by the hands of sandusky? reporter: no indication of that at all, but it is something that once the allegations came out that she was very suspicious of this and wanted to see what the
couldn t get insurance. neil: why are so many not buying that? i think neil: they re the ones on the front lines, duke energy s c.e.o. said the new healthcare law, congressman, was passed in a father knows best fashion and will cost companies far more than they expect. this is the guys at the front line with the numbers, talking to his guys and he s saying there s this sort of we ll look after you, we know what s best attitude from government and he s saying not so. well, i would if you read the wall street journal yesterday there were several economists that you would see as reputable and they said the economy is moving, jobs are improving. healthcare stocks have gone up. hospital stocks went up well since the first of the year. neil: these companies are just crying wolf? well i think it will cost
some crickets may say it is a socialist move a move toward socialism, but ben stein, wall street reacted fine to the passage of health care reform and the pharmaceutical stocks and the hospital stocks and the private insurance company stocks seemed to do just fine. well, i think that it is true that a lot of the money is going to be diverted to from the taxpayers to big phrma to the insurance companies to the advanced medical device companies. i don t see what is wrong with that, the pharmaceutical companies and the medical device companies save lives and help people live longer but i don t mean that. are you buying that this is a step toward socialism? if it is a step to socialism, it is a small step. and if i did study law at yale,
some crickets may say it is a socialist move a move toward socialism, but ben stein, wall street reacted fine to the passage of health care reform and the pharmaceutical stocks and the hospital stocks and the private insurance company stocks seemed to do just fine. well, i think that it is true that a lot of the money is going to be diverted to from the taxpayers to big phrma to the insurance companies to the advanced medical device companies. i don t see what is wrong with that, the pharmaceutical companies and the medical device companies save lives and help people live longer but i don t mean that. are you buying that this is a step toward socialism? if it is a step to socialism, it is a small step. and if i did study law at yale, i have a tiny credential. you know i am one of your big fans. yes. and we can debate the whole