are so many examples, and the political article goes through a lot of them. is this a problem of mismanagement? or is it just too much smoke? and there might be fire? my original point, which is crises will blow up, in anybody s campaign. remember barack obama with the jeremiah wright and so on. it happens, and the question is does the candidate and the candidate s team, do they handle it well, because that will give you an indication of what kind of manager they would be when international and domestic crises happens here, and the problem for heman cain, time and again, you just raised the latest example of this, tile and again he has not handled it well. his team is on one page, he s on another page. look, if these allegations are false, my heart goes out to herman cain, because where does he go to get the megyn: he s certainly been the target of many. if the allegations are true, he s in a world of hurt. either way, his campaign has suffered because of the way he s handled i
from the fed? do taxpayers need to worry about it? we re always told don t worry, they have the printing press. absolutely you have to worry. this is dangerous stuff. what it means for the viewer is everything is going to cost more. right now, the stocks in the market that are doing the best is everything associated with inflation, gold is soaring, commodities are soaring because the more dollars we print, the less they re worth. mig let s move on to step two. what s what happened today, the fed has stepped in with other central banks to stave off the crisis, while europe figures out what to do. you ve got italy that needs $600 billion to bail itself out, greece is a mess, the countries over there, completely fiscally unsound and there s a real question about whether or not the united states and others need to step in to say they re too big to bail, we re very tied to europe, we can t see the economying going awry, the can t see the euro fail. in ten days, two weeks, we should know