charge way too long. to face the tough questions. and to challenge each other. the stakes couldn t be any higher. iowa gets to decide who s going to be the next president of the united states. and finally, the moment to choose is at hand. live from drake university in des moines, iowa, in partnership with yahoo! news, abc 5 woi tv, the des moines register and the republican party of iowa, this is the abc news republican presidential debate, your voice, your vote. now reporting from des moines, diane sawyer and george stephanopoulos. and good evening to all of you. welcome to iowa. welcome to drake university, as the presidential voting draws near. the time is coming. and the political team of abc news has been out in force throughout this state. we want to say to the people of iowa we are endlessly struck by how seriously you take your role as first in line for the voting. every four years, first. that is true. it s 24 days now and counting. until the voting begin
in the heartland to make their case. the radicals have been in charge way too long. to face the tough questions. and to challenge each other. the stakes couldn t be any higher. iowa gets to decide who s going to be the next president of the united states. and finally, the moment to choose is at hand. live from drake university in des moines, iowa, in partnership with yahoo! news, abc 5 woi tv, the des moines register and the republican party of iowa, this is the abc news republican presidential debate, your voice, your vote. now reporting from des moines, diane sawyer and george stephanopoulos. and good evening to all of you. welcome to iowa. welcome to drake university, as the presidential voting draws near. the time is coming. and the political team of abc news has been out in force throughout this state. we want to say to the people of iowa we are endlessly struck by how seriously you take your role as first in line for the voting. every four years, first. th
days away in iowa, they gather in the heartland to make their case. the radicals have been in charge way too long. to face the tough questions. and to challenge each other. the stakes couldn t be any higher. iowa gets to decide who s going to be the next president of the united states. and finally, the moment to choose is at hand. live from drake university in des moines, iowa, in partnership with yahoo! news, abc 5 woi tv, the des moines register and the republican party of iowa, this is the abc news republican presidential debate, your voice, your vote. now reporting from des moines, diane sawyer and george stephanopoulos. and good evening to all of you. welcome to iowa. welcome to drake university, as the presidential voting draws near. the time is coming. and the political team of abc news has been out in force throughout this state. we want to say to the people of iowa we are endlessly struck by how seriously you take your role as first in line for the voting.
changes to a visitor access, as well as security for the high court and federal judges in general. this is an hour and a half. please give my regards to justice thomas and my colleagues as well. it seems strange that he is not here this year, but anyway, we appreciate so much that you all are here. we look forward very much to meeting with you and we will do our best to meet your resource needs this year. an independent judiciary trusted and respected by all u.s. citizens and committing to fairly and expeditiously resolving difficult and controversial question is fundamental to our nation. although the supreme court budget is not large and compared to other programs, i am pleased that you are here today because outside the confirmation process, today s hearing is one of the few instances when we actually get to interact with the judicial branch. it is a worthy interaction, as we recognize and respect the processes of each branch. the committee is working to reduce domestic
when things looked shaky, people pour money into dollars. that is what has happened. once a month in india by india buys oil from saudi arabia, the exchange in dollars and not in domestic currencies. the benefit of that is that we are able to borrow money cheaply. the government makes money on spending money. our borrowing rates are lit are lower. the downside is it pushes the value of the dollar up over what it would be otherwise which makes our exporters less competitive. us being the reserve come the reserve currency to to reach to these imbalances in important ways by making exporters more competitive. it seems over the last decade that the euro would arise as a competitor for the world reserve currency. that has shifted over the last year in the last few months. the future of the euro has been in doubt with greece and these other southern european nations. the euro is looking shaky some people are pouring money back into the dollars. will that be the case in 50 yea