it is, isn t it. gregg: chaos in the streets of london, a protest bashing the government s plan to triple student tuition, what police are sayingnd how they plan to control the rowdy crowds. jamie: okay. ladies, listen up: turns out what will get your man in the mood? you won t believe but it is probably in your kitchen now, it will be on your dinner table, will be quite a night! don t want to deal with a lot of flibbity-flab or mumbo-jumbo. sounds like you need to name your price.
hoping there will be more default, anyone thinking that is mixing up the dinesh and desusa. david: i have to agree with stephane, if you are a for-profit entity, you shouldn t get taxpayer bail-out, correct? if devry or corinthian is so sure their degree is going to be worth money, let them lend their dollars, shareholder equity, not my money. david: emac you said that you look at the endowment at the college and universities have, in the billions of dollars. they re not spending that enough on student tuition. yeah, no kidding. this is an issue of supply and demand. in other words, the parents and students realize it just is not worth it. when these fat cat academics are sitting on these honey pots of endowment and not doing anything to lower tuition cost in this country, that is the worst thing. the president is going at it upside down. do a supply and demand analysis of what colleges deliver in the country. david: last word from emac. up next, unions accusing