is not on the level? that s a serious accusation, mike. and communism is a pivotal experiment. a pivotal. marco rubio not impressed. he tweeted this, the nbc olympics intro is absurd, the soviet union a pivotal experiment? no, it was an evil empire that murdered and oppressed. well, that was i wonder actually if there was oversight from the russian government of the nbc coverage? no. why would they do something like that? i don t know. the majesty of russia, a country where the average man dies at 56 of alcohol and unfiltered cigarette. there s probably a lot of good it was like an infomercial. the medals will start being handed out i guess today, later today, right? did you know there s a prize that goes with your medal? you get a medal then they give you this prize that you take
security officials on american troops, the u.s. is reaching out to afghanistan s president. defense secretary leon panetta, reportedly contacting karzai to push for more measures to identify potential threats and recruits. the latest attack end of last week, an afghan police officer shot and killed two american servicemen during a training exercise. a live look at the ecuadorian embassy, julian assange is about to speak there about an hour from now. he s been holed up inside the embassy since june the latest attempt dodging to the u.s. where he could be charged with espionage for leaking sensitive documents. if he leaves the embassy, word is he will likely speak from a window for a video link within embassy walls. mike is shaking his head.
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put together don t come close to 2 million. so, those jobs that are manufacturing those 2 million could be put back into the private sector. mike: i was looking at some examples that have. the same coat made by prisoners cost more, like by $5, over your folks making it. it s absolutely it s unbelievable that that s occurring, but that s exactly true. that information you can find it as well, out on government websites, we have prisoners being paid, less than $1 an hour, and there s all kinds of numbers thrown out there 20, 30 cents a shower. how do you get a stopped? i beg your pardon? how do you get it stopped? a professor segment that i just heard this morning, the romney-ryan ticket is behind on women s vote. predominantly our work force is women. if somebody could grb a hold of the stories and get back
welcome back. the american apparel factory in selma, alabama has been making military uniforms for years and years and years, but now force today layoff almost 300 people and shut down one of their plants. they had four there and now three, because of the federal government decided to let the prisoners make the military uniforms and guess what? costs more to let them make them. and the vice-president of business development, welcome to the program here. why do we have prisoners making uniforms? actually, mike, the main reason because our laws allowed it to happen. there are laws which state that the federal prison industry had first dibs on contracts and they are he taking advantage of that. as a result, taking jobs away from law abiding tax buying and voting citizens. yeah, you know, i would