leadership but the question is what are we going to do for the unemployed whose benefits expire on december 1st, what are we going to do for homeowners who are losing their homes, what are we going to do for middle tax cut payors. you re spot on but doesn t the question beg, doesn t the question beg you know is he going to feel this way about 15 million people? i mean this is the worst economy since the depression. any tears for these folks? no it s tax cuts for the top 2%. i mean i think that s a very valid point. and does that give you any indication of what it s going to be like to work with the republicans now that they re going to have the majority in the house. well, this is where i think the problem is with the current tax deal proposal because on the democratic side of the ledger the president site the ledger where protected middle income families are looking out for the unemployed and then tacking on half a trillion dollars worth of debt to our children and grandchildren a
congresswoman, good to have you with us tonight. it s great to be with you, ed. do you think that john boehner might have some emotional issues? you know what i m not going to begrudge john boehner his tears over sending to the house leadership but the question is what are we going to do for the unemployed whose benefits expire on december 1st, what are we going to do for homeowners who are losing their homes, what are we going to do for middle tax cut payors. you re spot on but doesn t the question beg, doesn t the question beg you know is he going to feel this way about 15 million people? i mean this is the worst economy since the depression. any tears for these folks? no it s tax cuts for the top 2%. i mean i think that s a very valid point. and does that give you any indication of what it s going to be like to work with the republicans now that they re going to have the majority in the house. well, this is where i think the problem is with the current tax deal proposal be
benefits of the kind to speak of on their own. trace gallagher, live in our west coast, when s your birthday, t.g.? september 10th, got nothing for it, thank you! nothing. megyn: no extra bonus, just showed up? got just showed up, got nothing for my birthday. look, this audit, megyn, was done by the new jersey state comptroller, the gate keeper of the state s funds, and it was done during the 2008-2009 years, on, are, that was at the very height of the great recession and the new jersey transit authority mismanaged $43 million of our money. this was after they hyped the tolls back in 2008. and this all is negotiated into the union contracts, for example, the toll takers, apparently not very good toll payors, because they all get these free e. z. passes where you zoom right through the toll gate. not only do they get overtime for shoveling snow, you get a bonus for
passengers on spaceships most of the animals survived their stay in microgravity as long as the equipment didn t break down. the first human took off into orbit on april twelfth one thousand nine hundred sixty one. yuri gagarin circled the earth for two hours just four years later both russian and american astronauts were already leaving their protective capsules to carry out spacewalks and performer of payors nowadays life in orbit has become almost routine missions on the international space station can last twelve months but a stay in space is hazardous astronauts are exposed to high levels of cosmic rays which may cause cancer bones and muscles weaken under conditions of weightlessness although crews on the spent hours exercising every day the world record for the longest spaceflight was actually set twenty three years ago. russian cosmonaut
passengers on spaceships most of the animals survived their stay in microgravity as long as the equipment didn t break down. the first human took off into orbit on april twelfth one thousand nine hundred sixty one. yuri gagarin circled the earth for two hours just four years later both russian and american astronauts were already leaving their protective capsules to carry out spacewalks and performer of payors nowadays life in orbit has become almost routine missions on the international space station can last twelve months but a stay in space is hazardous astronauts are exposed to high levels of cosmic rays which may cause cancer bones and muscles we can under conditions of weightlessness although crews on the spent hours exercising every day the world record for the longest spaceflight was actually set twenty three years ago. russian cosmonaut