hurry in and get a $1,000 fuel reward card and 0.9% apr for 60 months on tdi models. very interesting. moment of geek tonight concerning a recent heist by a public official in the town of ridgewood, new jersey. thomas rico was the public works inspector in ridgewood. he pled guilty last week to four counts of third-degree theft, admitting that he stole at least $460,000 from the town. specifically, though, and this is the geek part of it, he stole those $460,000 from the town in quarters. over the course of 25 months he stole quarters from ridgewood s meter collection room. meter as in parking meter. he stole almost half a million dollars in people s parking money. which, okay, is sad and corrupt and pitiful.
there was talk at the beginning of the whole crazy mess last week that they would tax mom and pop depositors with less than 100,000 in the barng. they did nothing wrong. they did not get the banks in that mess. a lot of outrage about that. protests in the street, et cetera, et cetera. we re now trying to grab those funds above 100,000 euros and the rub here is that there s at love russian offshore money in cyprus. that s what the authorities are trying to grab. parking money. i m getting very nervous. to pick up on what you re
they were going to cut back on 25 people. this was 150-person firm. it s common sense, we don t have to guess was at what is happening. it s not republican obstruction. the fact is, it s the policies that the president has put in place is making it more and more difficult for businesses to succeed. it s disheartening because people are parking money, not making investment decisions but it s because they feel overwhelmed by policies they don t understand. we were trying to figure out about the healthcare. if weir struggling to figure out what that is, that is not a good use of your time. instead of making things simple and effective and efficient and fair, we re getting all these thousands of regulations that are confusing and stagnant and just enrage go people. businesses have to have a
soots common sense, we don t have to guess at what is happening. it is not republican obstruction. the fact is, it is the policies that the president has put in place, he s making it more and more difficult for businesses to succeed. it s disheartening. you know, people business people are parking money not making investment decisions, not doing anything that might create jobs, but it s because they simply, either they feel overwhelmed or overburdened by policies they don t understand. as a matter of fact, we were we were trying to figure something out about the health care. that s not a good use of one s time, across america, businesses are struggling toking in out. instead of making things. it and simple and effective and efficient and fair, we are getting thousands of regulations that are confusing and stagnant and enrage people. businesses have to have a fleet of lawyers to figure out obamacare. they are afraid of being peinallized. a lot of them are keeping the
about economic issues enough. that s why the discussion of my currency bill, the biggest nonpartisan jobs bill that passed the senate in 2011, supported by a number of republicans, even quote unquote pro free trade people to level the effect on currency. they ve seen a government that s betrayed them over the years and they want a government that s on their side. they didn t like nafta, they didn t like kafta. they don t like our trade policy and tax policy, they don t like the cayman islands parking money. all of those issues appeal to white working class voters who have been dealt a pretty bad deck of cards over the last 25 years. senator, you ve been very outspoken on trade since your days in the house. in fact, you wrote a book on it and you ve been talking about china a lot for a long time. china has now emerged in this election. obviously both candidates have tried to seize the mantle of being tough on china.