you can t be getting emotional in here. roy slagle was paroled in october of 2008. after spending nearly 20 years in prison, he is now living with his parents. if i wouldn t have got out of prison, i wouldn t have had my family support, i wouldn t have made it a week and i would have been back in prison. because the system ain t going to help you out. that s not going to happen. roy is fortunate to have found work. but his parole imposes a 4:00 p.m. curfew and prohibits him from leaving the county. he spends much of his free time on the computer. i didn t even know how to turn the computer on until recently. my sister come down from montana and gave me a computer. she said, here s your getting out of prison gift. good luck. roy has his own myspace page. and along with millions of others, he views his extraction footage on lockup clips that appear on msnbc.com. when you re down like that, clothes cut off of you, naked as
above is generally good so the trump criticism is generally off. unemployment rate. and some context around that. it s october of 2016. we always get the unemployment number from the month before. it s 4.9%. october in 2009, it was 10% and october of 2008, just as the recession was getting under way, it was 6.5%. still, i don t put a lot of stock in the unemployment percentage number. what you want to really think more about is jobs that are created. why does any of this matter? if more jobs are created, you can get a better wage. in 2008, the median wage for an american household was 57,400. half of households were earning more and half were earning less. the number adjusted for inflation is 56,516. this is the problem that people, households, are actually on average, earning less than they were at this time in 2008. wage stagnation, we hear so much about. that s your problem right
77% were that in june of 2012, and the number reach 90% in october of 2008 so what we have here is different. you can t call these people all the same. ben carson is a strong conservative. we have carly fiorina are who is a fortune 50 ceo and we have donald trump who has a big appraisesive personality, and those people don t agree on a lot. they re taking shots at each other, namely, donald trump and carly fiorina. that s the point here. this is a resounding message to the g.o.p. leadership, we re so frustrated we are willing to throw in with people who never run a government, board, department, never run a state. that s something. i don t think it s herman cain and michelle bachmann. this much more profound than that. and donald trump, carly fiorina, dr. ben carson are all n on 0 roll. what can the other candidate
the buck stops there. what statement. i m joined by the author of destiny and power. my friend, what great accomplishment already in terms of the news this book has made. did you understand when you heard the first george bush, the first president bush when he laid out i assumed the fact he was disappointed in fact angered by what happened under his son s leadership? i did realize what the first 72 hours were going to look like. and now we re a little bit beyond that. it was very striking. these were conversations that began in october of 2008. he repeat the point in several different sessions over the next few years. he was very critical as you noted of cheney. this was one man who had one view of the vice presidency and dick cheney had another view of the vice presidency. he also i thought to his credit, he said that the president was ultimately responsible.
heard the first george bush, the first president bush when he laid out i assumed the fact he was disappointed in fact angered by what happened under his son s leadership? i did realize what the first 72 hours were going to look like. and now we re a little bit beyond that. it was very striking. these were conversations that began in october of 2008. he repeat the point in several different sessions over the next few years. he was very critical as you noted of cheney. this was one man who had one view of the vice presidency and dick cheney had another view of the vice presidency. he also i thought to his credit, he said that the president was ultimately responsible. he held his son to account for this hawkish tone that he thought actually misrepresented what his son truly believed. what do you mean he misrepresented? what did he think his son was up to when he went into iraq?