good morning and welcome to this friday edition of early start nice to have you with us. we re bringing you the news, 5:00 a.m. in the east. so let s get started. up first, renewing the war with just about four months until election day, republicans with a rallying point. they are promise to go do what the supreme court did not do, toss in the trash the health care reform law. sarah palin with a bit of sar kachl even thanked the supreme court in a facebook post. here it is. thank you, scotus. this obama care ruling fires up the troops as america s eyes are opened. thank god. joe johns will join us so that we can chat about this a little bit. joe, are you there? we ll get him a little later and talk about what this this means politically moving forward. and in the meantime, let s do this, shall we, because what a day it was. if you had your tv news set on, it was a whiplash because another war has been renewed with just four months until election day. republicans are reall
options they are worse off. john: they have done that couple times after some senators in america complained. kids were laid off in bangladesh they found the kids were often in prostitution? prostitution or starving. the person that tries to get you fired is not your friend. john: so think about that next time when you are on sweatshop campaign. these conglomerates, whether nike making shoes, they pay a little more. i have a note in honduras, the average sweatshop pays $3.10 per hour which seems low but most people there earn less than $2. most of the people people were in ago debris culture. talk about sweat, one more note about better or fairer trade. john: some fall makers that
bad options. when you take away best of bad options they are worse off. john: they have done that couple times after some senators in america complained. kids were laid off in bangladesh they found the kids were often in prostitution? prostitution or starving. the person that tries to get you fired is not your friend. john: so think about that next time when you are on sweatshop campaign. these conglomerates, whether nike making shoes, they pay a little more. i have a note in honduras, the average sweatshop pays $3.10 per hour which seems low but most people there earn less than $2. most of the people people were in ago debris culture. talk about sweat, one more note about better or fairer trade.
welcome back. today, cnn is launching growing green. that s a week long look at the impact businesses are having on our planet. so we re putting the spotlight on entrepreneurs who are doing their bit to make more companies environmentally friendly. we want to begin in the u.s. where one business man is putting his best foot forward with a unique approach to making shoes. reporter: for bahman irvani, his goal is making shoes. the smell of shoes gets me excited. reporter: his family started manufacturing shoes in the 1950s in iran. but pled the country after the
invisible gas. they actually make shoes for people like in the poor country. but don t worry about it. don t think about that. they make invisible gas. there is too much invisible gas. so the evil rich company can either go out of business or downsize, stop making shoes for everybody. or they can buy some of the puffy clouds that way across the water in a not evil poor country is a not evil small company making like one shoe. that can t even make the pair. they just make one shoe. so they don t make as many puffy clouds. so what do they do? this evil rich company, which i hate, takes their money and they give it to the not evil small company. then they sell them clouds. they sell them their invisible gas. yeah. look. i made it just for you. can t so it?