Fred orman. Fred orman . I dont want that square hanging around here. Emily trabert. [bud] a girl . No, mom, thats even worse. Robert waters. This tutor jazz is out, mom. Alice krout. Ill work hard. Nelda freemont violin music audience laughs what was that last name . Nelda freemont. Know her . I dont know. I may have seen her once or twice. Ive been thinking. Maybe i do need a tutor. audience laughs of course you do, bud. And the dean said you should do something about this before its too late. Oh yeah, well hes right. So ill, ill submit to it. Lets see, i. Well, i guess any of those cats will do. You might try that nelda person there. audience laughs all right, ill call the dean right now and have him make the arrangements. Wed better start this tonight if possible. While youre in a cooperative mood. audience laughs whats all this . Wilmer and i are studying in the den. Oh chuckles . Oh. cheery music audience laughs jim laughs how come hes so happy over this tutor idea . Or do you su
And we begin today in on the details of John Boehners plan to avoid the fiscal cliff. We want to hear from you. How optimistic are you that a compromise can still be reached before the end of the year . Give us a call and you can get up with us on all your social media web sites on facebook and twitter, or e mail us. A very good morning to you. I want to take you to the lead story in todays Washington Post. That was todays Washington Post. Heres the headlines from politico today. I want to take you to speaker John Boehners comments on the state of the current negotiations and his plan b. [video clip] what the white house offered yesterday was 1. 30 trillion in new revenues for only 850 billion in net spending reductions. That is not balanced in my opinion. At the same time we will continue to talk to the president , we will also move to plan b. We all know every income tax filer in america is going to pay a higher rate january 1 unless congress acts. I believe it is important that we p
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Next on the ABC Sunday Morning segment called Handball, we meet a remarkable woman who s rowed across the Atlantic, not once but twice.
Margaret Bowling was suggested to us by Gill Watson, who came to Australia and moved straight into the grounds of a mental hospital. Gill broke her neck by accident, and this next guest Margaret Bowling has risked life and limb more than once, including on the notorious bit of water called Bass Strait.
(Discover more fascinating Tasmanians at the Handball home page.)
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