published another one. a 734-page new book of which all 734 pages are apparently about her time in the bush white house. i have not read this book yet, you haven t read it yet either. we not have it yet. it is not out yet. i will read it as soon as it comes out and condoleezza rice, please do an interview with me on this show about your book. i promise i ll read your book, i promise it will be fun. i know you won t come. the new york times managed to get a copy of condoleezza rice s book early. the headline of their review of the book reveals the secret of all bush administration officials trying to ensure their careers do not die with the end of the george w. bush presidency. like basically all bushies not named cheney who came before her, condoleezza rice is trying to secure her future and place in history as a not too bad person by explaining that she, too, fought with dick cheney during the bush presidency. see that, rice tells of clashes with cheney. see, she wasn t on
i have not read this book yet, you haven t read it yet either. we not have it yet. it is not out yet. i will read it as soon as it comes out and condoleezza rice, please do an interview with me on this show about your book. i promise i ll read your book, i promise it will be fun. i know you won t come. the new york times managed to get a copy of condoleezza rice s book early. the headline of their review of the book reveals the secret of all bush administration officials trying to ensure their careers do not die with the end of the george w. bush presidency. like basically all bushies not named cheney who came before her, condoleezza rice is trying to secure her future and place in history as a not too bad person by explaining that she, too, fought with dick cheney during the bush presidency. see that, rice tells of clashes with cheney. see, she wasn t on his side. she was against him. that s the way you have to make your case for yourself if you are in the bush administrat
734 pages are apparently about her time in the bush white house. i have not read this book yet, you haven t read it yet either. we not have it yet. it is not out yet. i will read it as soon as it comes out and condoleezza rice, please do an interview with me on this show about your book. i promise i ll read your book, i promise it will be fun. i know you won t come. the new york times managed to get a copy of condoleezza rice s book early. the headline of their review of the book reveals the secret of all bush administration officials trying to ensure their careers do not die with the end of the george w. bush presidency. like basically all bushies not named cheney who came before her, condoleezza rice is trying to secure her future and place in history as a not too bad person by explaining that she, too, fought with dick cheney during the bush presidency. see that, rice tells of clashes with cheney. see, she wasn t on his side. she was against him. that s the way you have
clearly a tragedy. unfortunate about these miners. joan quigley had an insightful piece on coal mining. one of the key issues makes it so dangerous the workplace changes everyday as you dig through the scene with the coal. but she said in 1907 there were 3200 in 200918. it is still gotten safer that is worth keeping in perspective as we go for the unavoidable human interest of these families. and miners know it is dangerous work, their families know it as well. let me defend the concept. news hook for one moment. would it be better if we kept soli long range focus on issues like this. the fact of the matter there are a million things to cover any week in the news. most of us find ourselves rushing towards stories where something dramatic just happened. sure we are going to do mining
if you think you re paying a lot now, wait until next year, taxes are going up just not for the rich. with a primer on the increases, tax dean, columnist and editor dan ettinger and assistant editor, james freeman and senior economics writer steve moore. steve, aim going to start with you. which taxes are going up january 1st and who pays them? well, hey, stuart i have to confess i m a procrastinator, i haven t done my taxes yet. if you think it s worse this year, you re right, it s worse next year, the bush tax cuts expire and perhaps the dividend tax, doubling or tripling of the tax and higher income tax rates next year, so this is going to be a tough year this year, but i think things get a whole lot worse next year as we see rates across the board increase and let s not forget there s also a lot of talk about a value added tax on top of all of that. yeah, well, the taxes you mention steve, are they going to bring in the required amount of revenue to the treasury? of