all you have to do is pull those funds, which is sitting there so they don t know where else to profitably invest mthem. if we can get that going. the president has a press conference outside the white house and says corporate america, the wealthy, i m coming after you. i m coming after you with higher taxes. i still think i was right. what does that do if you are out there, if you are an investor, if you are corporate america? you are going to sit on that $2 trillion worth of cash because you don t know if you need it tomorrow on top of the uncertainty of a health care bill and on top of not knowing if you are going into a double dip recession. i want rachel to respond to this. there
century. reporter: they gave them a twist and created electronic cubes that interact with one another and make computer games more personable. we used to think when we talked about social games, checkers board games where you sat around and played games with pieces on the table. we think how cubes are social. combine what s great about thinking board games with what computers can do in terms of interactivi interactivity. reporter: programs sent to the cubes wirelessly, giving them almost endless gaming abilities. we think we have a vision or idea that is pretty inexhaustible. we think of play as a broad umbrella and the cubes are a system we think is going to be useful both for the entertainment side of play and for the learning side of play. reporter: for mthem, making technology with the future in mind is a business and personal goal. i want to design the technology that s going to be in the world my child lives in. reporter: games that are adopting it to our new st
reporter: democrats suspect republicans have not decided what the bottom line is on extending the tax cuts and other issues and, on the other hand, republicans may have decided it was as good a time as any to make clear the white house would not dictate to emthem anymore. bill: wendell goler, thanks, sir. martha: we re watching the situation with heath shuler of north carolina. he wants to take nancy pelosi s job and we have tape of him walking in. look at this: congressman shuler. . for today? hopefully we ll get the votes today. martha: former football player says simply, hopeful we ll get some votes today. it s an uphill battle, for shuler but he has gotten a lot of attention, saying he thinks democrats need to go in a slightly different direction than nancy pelosi has taken them
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who had a problem. and the client had possible criminal problems because of falsifying a document. if a client had the possibility of being deported because the person is illegal here. if the client had a money problem. the first thing i would do, i would send a demand letter or contact the person. i can t get past that. i can get past the whole charade thing. it looks so much to me like this is so gaming the election. that this is not typically the way lawyers actually do try to help their clients this is not trying to vole of an economic dispute. it has all the markings of trying to smear meg whitman. whether she owes $600 for not or not whether she owes $6,000 or not, there is no law that says i have to do things other lawyers may do emthem. we ve won hundreds of millions of dollars for victims of