Transcripts For ALJAZAM Real Money With Ali Velshi 20130928

Ajrealmoney. The government is now down to the wire to avoid potential drags on the u. S. Economy. The first comes october 1st, and on friday the sense of uncertainty was captured by the u. S. Senate chaplain. Lord deliver us from governing by crisis. But crisis is now where things are headed. The republicanlead house said it is unwilling to consider an emergency spending bill that just passed the senate, because the senate bill didnt kill obamacare with house reasoning refusing to drop testify that fort, stocks closed lower for the sixth straight day as investors worried the government will shut down october 1st. If the government shuts down on tuesday, military personnel, including those risking their lives overseas for us right now, will not get paid on time. Federal loans, Small Business owners, families buying a home will be frozen. The last time we had a Government Shutdown when bill clinton and Newt Gingrich squared off, it lasted for 26 days. According to the Congressional Budget Office that shutdown shaved a half of a quarter worth of Quarterly Economic growth. Analysts predict this time it will be worse because the economy is in worse shape. Congress must raise the debt ceiling in three weeks, not raising the debt can spark immediate chaos and prompt a recession. Today on twitter and facebook, we would be asking you, how would a Government Shutdown effect you. Melissa says. Tell us what you think by tweeting us ali velshi and ajmoney. Joining us is a woman who has already had to close two projects and has a contingency plan in place she joins us from arlington, virginia. What are you doing to prepare and what is your business doing to prepare. Were delivering on our contingency plan and communicating with our employees and our clients, which is the government. How much of an economic hit would a Government Shutdown be to you. Were going to take a large hit as many Small Businesses will. So we are very nervous and very uncertain in these times. How many workers are you talking about that you may have to layoff or projects how many people are involved in these projects that you have stopped . Well, we have you know, well over 80 people working on projects, and its really uncertain exactly how many will be effected. Well certainly operate with those remaining on our payroll for a while, but the last time the government shut down it was 26 days, and thats a really long time. What is the message you are hearing from your fellow contractors and other Small Businesses in the d. C. Area in terms of what they are looking at . Were certainly sharing news with each other. Were getting minute by minute updates from our clients. Former leadership at the departments, and project communications, and were also answering questions from our employees as the shutdown nears. What are some of the you . The employees want to know what where they report to work next week, what they are going to be doing . Those that cant work on projects will come back and work in the office and help us work through the crisis. Others will be considered essential support to the government personnel and will continue to support the government, but will be very, very busy because many, many government workers will be furloughed and will have to continue to support if were required to do so in the case of the mission. What has the environment been like over the last couple of months as far as Small Businesses, particularly those contracts . Its getting more and more uncertain, because sequestration was already a big hit, and now were in the position of going through this shutdown, and then in two or three weeks when the debt ceiling comes up, well go through exactly the same process, assuming the government is opening and functioning at that point. Listenann casey, thanks for being with us. We appreciate it. Businesses like lynnanns are already bracing for a shutdown, but what does it mean for the overall economy. An extended shutdown could derail the recovery. Brian kessler joins us from philadelphia. How long does the government have to be shut down before the ditch . I dont know if it will be completely in the ditch, but if we have a Government Shutdown that lasts Something Like three or four weeks long, well see a growth. Because the economy is as fragile right now, the impact could be greater. What are you seeing or predicting in terms of impact on unemployment or slowdown in economic recovery . Suppose this does go for month . If it does go for a month, essentially what you are looking at is Something Like 1. 2 million employees being added to the unemployment role. That is all of those workers that arent getting paychecks that will cut back on spending. You are also looking at pretty severe impacts for the tourism industry. The National Parks being closed will hurt the communities that depend on them for tourism, but also the Airline Industry is going to take a big impact when the state department is no longer able to approve visas for foreign travelers. What should consumers, Small Business owners, please, what should they do to prepare for all of this . Probably the best thing you can do is call your member or congress or senator and tell them to pass the appropriations bill and move on. In addition to the bill, congress is also looking at october 17th, possibly using raising the debt ceiling as another form of leverage to try to kill obamacare. How much greater would the damage be to the economy if its the debt ceiling that gets delayed as opposed to the government being shut down . Thats really hard to say. If you are looking just in terms of the Government Spending that would be immediately shut off or delayed if the debt ceiling wasnt raised, the impact is already significantly larger than just a Government Shutdown. But the really scary thing about the debt ceiling is that its an unknown quantity. The impact that it would have on u. S. Treasury bonds on world Financial Markets on the full faith and credit of the United States is hard to predict because we have never been down this road before. So uncertainty is not good for the economy, right . Yeah, thats right. When we look at the impact of when we did this the last time in 2011, the gao estimated it ended up costing the federal government i think 1. 3 billion for the end of the fiscal year. That was just two months and that we didnt actually breech the debt ceiling. Brian kessler an economist for moodys thing you very much. A critical phase of president Obama Health Care act starting on tuesday. Well head to hospitals and look at what obamacare will mean for money continues. My name is jonathan betz. Im from dallas, texas, and im an anchor for al jazeera america. My name is ranjani chakraborty, im from houston, texas. Im kim bondy. Nicole deford. And im from new orleans. San francisco, california. When i was a little kid, i just really loved the news. News was always important in my family. I knew as a kid that was exactly what i wanted to do. I learned to read by reading the newspaper with my greatgrandfather every morning. And i love being able to tell other people stories. This is it, i want to be a part of this. This is what really drove me to al jazeera america. Hospitals have a lot at steak as Obamacare Exchanges roll out next week. They may gain millions of new patients who didnt have insurance before, but they are also under huge pressure to cut costs and improve the quality of care [ technical difficulties ] and for me. David has the story. [ sirens blaring ] reporter hospitals are getting bigger, joining forces to cut cost as the Nations Health care overhaul takes effect. Roughly a fifth of the countrys hospitals are expected to pursue deals in the next decade. With deeper pockets they are hire more specialists and buy better technology. Just the complexity of what hospitals have to contend with today, whether its the installation of Electronic Medical records or regulatory changes, you seeing more organizations come in under common umbrellas. Reporter those include doctor who are selling their practices to hospitals. These two trends could mean fewer choices for consumers, a trend Analysts Expect to accelerate under obamacare. Here is why. Under plans sold on the new exchanges analysts say Insurance Companies will likely narrow the network of hospitals and doctors available to their customers. That helps to make plans more affordable, but as hospitals merge and Insurance Companies strive to keep costs down, patients could find the doctors and hospitals they prefer are not included in their new policies. Parkland hospital in dallas is what is called a certified Application Center for obamacare. That means come tuesday when the exchanges open, parkland will help local residents navigate and sign up for obamacare. Sharon is the ceo of parkland, sharon what is the big question you are getting from consumers who are confused . They are asking us what do we need to do in order to find out more about Health Insurance coverage, and when can we come in and talk to you about it . What are you doing to prepare questions . Were doing quite a lot. We have been training we have identified 420 people that we want to train as counselors, so we have begun that process already. And come tuesday we should have a minimum of 25 to 30 people available on the parkland campus to answer questions, and assist assistance. How do you think that obamacare will affect your hospital in terms of the numbers . You know thats thats really hard to say. We hope, of course that we retain all of the patients that were seeing now, and expand by many with newly found Health Insurance, and that patients with with Health Insurance will begin to come to get health care sooner rather than later, so that the Overall Health of improve. How do you expect parkland to be different say six months or a year from now after obamacare has been in effect . I think we will be a much more efficient organization. We also have operational activities going on, so we maximize our capacity. So patients wanting to access primary care centers for example, will have an easier time getting an appointment, coming right in, joining our Patient Center medical homes and continuing their care with us. You and some others have said that Customer Service is going to be crucial to the success of obamacare. What do you mean by that . Patients have more and more choices. I think the market is becoming more competitive, and i think Health Systems such as parkland across the country need to respond in kind, and assure when patients come, they receive the best Patient Experience along with the greatest quality of care possible. And finally, have you gotten any guidance as to how things may be affected for you, if in fact the government does shut down on tuesday . We we have no indication necessarily, and what we have decided to do is just keep getting everyone trained, keep answering questions of the families and patients that call us. We have created spaces with phone banks and with computer access, so when families come in, they can access healthcar healthcare. Gov with our assistance. Going. Sharon at parkland hospital, thanks so much for joining us. To be clear, again, obamacare will not be affected by possible Government Shutdown, but nonetheless, many hospital organizations are changing the industry. And that could potentially drive costs higher. John, we heard that more doctors are partnering, hospitals are getting bigger. What does that do in terms of costs and services for patients . Thats an open and very important question. Health care reform does go out of its way to encourage physicians and hospitals to team up, to deliver better care ideally at lower cost to people, and that is certainly a possible outcome, an outcome that we would hope for, but there are other possible outcomes as well. When you see providers teaming up, work together, they have a stronger position in the marketplace, and theres less competition, and potentially less choice and that kind of situation actually prices that we all end up paying for our insurance can rise. And are there any safeguards for that as hospitals get bigger and doctors partner up and there is less competition and choice, are there any safeguards built into to obamacare to try to control costs . There are all sorts of safeguards built into obamacare. By and large those arent directed at this issue of competition in the marketplace, but we do have a policy infrastructure in place for dealing with that, and thats the antitrust laws and antitrust authorities, and those folks at the department of justice and federal trade commission are taking a longhard look in terms of what is going on in terms of physicians and hospitaling coming together. What are your biggest hopes for the Overall Health Care Industry with obamacare and what are your biggest fears as it starts to get implemented . Well, i prefer to focus on my hope. My hope is that Health Care Reform will help us all to enjoy a system that delivers greater value; that delivers better quality of care at lower costs. We spend about one out of every five of our hardearned dollars on health care in this country, and that number has just gone up and up and up, and its an enormous burden on our own finances, but also the federal budget and the problems that were seeing today. One of the fears may be at least for some people costs may go up, particularly many system . That is definitely a risk, and that is what the architecture of healthcare reform is meant to encourage everyone to broodly participate so that we can all spread the risk and and share in both times. John, we appreciate you joining us. It will be so interesting to watch, and we look forward to talking to you again. Thank you very much. Thank you. Coming up, have you ever wondered how much you are really worth . Theres a new way to find out, where investors give you money now, based on what they think you will earn later. And it involves an algorithm. All of the details in real money. S2uq ensy x you probably heard of websites like kick starter help people fund people to fund companies. There are investors that invest in you rather than a project. Reporter ask nathan sharp, the founder of nifty. Com how he was able to start a business and many of his former classmates in a prestigious entrepreneurship program, and hell tell you it was a question of economics. You have got to have the able to go sometime without income and put your entire reputation on the line. Reporter he was able to do that thanks to a Company Called upstart. It allows people to borrow a loan for things like getting an education or paying down a student loan. When i eventually raced was a total of 250,000. Reporter a former google executive say the majority of borrowers use the funds to reduce student loan [ technical difficulties ] while starting a business, and a growing number are using it to enhance their work skills. Were hearing like 50 increase in what they can earn. Reporter you create a profile for upstart sharing your education, Work Experience and goals. It using an algorithm to predict how much you will earn. They give you a lump sum interestfree loan based on the calculation. You pay the loan back over a 5 or 10year period. If your salary falls below 30,000 your repayment time is extended. If the bad news is, if you make it big you could end up paying up to five times as much. If you have a bit of freedom, you can take a chance at a start up, learn how to write code, you can sort of invest in yourself. Reporter industry watchers point out that Companies Like this do not have a very long track record. None of them have been operating in the United States for more than three years. They also say these Companies Currently best serve a very elite demographic. These companies will cherry pick for the best and brightest of students, and that may be good for these companies. It may be good for the best and brightest of students. It is not good for the vast majority of students. It gives entrepreneurs the freedom to take a risk at exactly the right time. There are all of these people when they have this one real window in life when they dont have a spouse or kids or something that prevents them from taking a big risk. Some states like oregon, massachusetts, and new jersey are considering using the same model to help students attend state colleges. Dont forget our question for the day. Tweet us or follow us on facebook, if you want to see more about our stories willing on to our website, aljazeera. Com realmoney. Finally you know things are in trouble when a chaplain opens a prayer praying to stop the chains of destruction. For the economy, a Government Shutdown could be the lesser of two evils. If republicans shut down the government they would probably shy away from another huge confrontation, and be less likely to stand in the way of raising the debt ceiling, indeed a shutdown is nothing compared to the possible armageddon of not raising the debt ceiling. Thats our show for today. Next week well keep you on top of all of the governments with the Small Business<\/a> owners, families buying a home will be frozen. The last time we had a Government Shutdown<\/a> when bill clinton and Newt Gingrich<\/a> squared off, it lasted for 26 days. According to the Congressional Budget Office<\/a> that shutdown shaved a half of a quarter worth of Quarterly Economic<\/a> growth. Analysts predict this time it will be worse because the economy is in worse shape. Congress must raise the debt ceiling in three weeks, not raising the debt can spark immediate chaos and prompt a recession. Today on twitter and facebook, we would be asking you, how would a Government Shutdown<\/a> effect you. Melissa says. Tell us what you think by tweeting us ali velshi and ajmoney. Joining us is a woman who has already had to close two projects and has a contingency plan in place she joins us from arlington, virginia. What are you doing to prepare and what is your business doing to prepare. Were delivering on our contingency plan and communicating with our employees and our clients, which is the government. How much of an economic hit would a Government Shutdown<\/a> be to you. Were going to take a large hit as many Small Business<\/a>es will. So we are very nervous and very uncertain in these times. How many workers are you talking about that you may have to layoff or projects how many people are involved in these projects that you have stopped . Well, we have you know, well over 80 people working on projects, and its really uncertain exactly how many will be effected. Well certainly operate with those remaining on our payroll for a while, but the last time the government shut down it was 26 days, and thats a really long time. What is the message you are hearing from your fellow contractors and other Small Business<\/a>es in the d. C. Area in terms of what they are looking at . Were certainly sharing news with each other. Were getting minute by minute updates from our clients. Former leadership at the departments, and project communications, and were also answering questions from our employees as the shutdown nears. What are some of the you . The employees want to know what where they report to work next week, what they are going to be doing . Those that cant work on projects will come back and work in the office and help us work through the crisis. Others will be considered essential support to the government personnel and will continue to support the government, but will be very, very busy because many, many government workers will be furloughed and will have to continue to support if were required to do so in the case of the mission. What has the environment been like over the last couple of months as far as Small Business<\/a>es, particularly those contracts . Its getting more and more uncertain, because sequestration was already a big hit, and now were in the position of going through this shutdown, and then in two or three weeks when the debt ceiling comes up, well go through exactly the same process, assuming the government is opening and functioning at that point. Listenann casey, thanks for being with us. We appreciate it. Businesses like lynnanns are already bracing for a shutdown, but what does it mean for the overall economy. An extended shutdown could derail the recovery. Brian kessler joins us from philadelphia. How long does the government have to be shut down before the ditch . I dont know if it will be completely in the ditch, but if we have a Government Shutdown<\/a> that lasts Something Like<\/a> three or four weeks long, well see a growth. Because the economy is as fragile right now, the impact could be greater. What are you seeing or predicting in terms of impact on unemployment or slowdown in economic recovery . Suppose this does go for month . If it does go for a month, essentially what you are looking at is Something Like<\/a> 1. 2 million employees being added to the unemployment role. That is all of those workers that arent getting paychecks that will cut back on spending. You are also looking at pretty severe impacts for the tourism industry. The National Parks<\/a> being closed will hurt the communities that depend on them for tourism, but also the Airline Industry<\/a> is going to take a big impact when the state department is no longer able to approve visas for foreign travelers. What should consumers, Small Business<\/a> owners, please, what should they do to prepare for all of this . Probably the best thing you can do is call your member or congress or senator and tell them to pass the appropriations bill and move on. In addition to the bill, congress is also looking at october 17th, possibly using raising the debt ceiling as another form of leverage to try to kill obamacare. How much greater would the damage be to the economy if its the debt ceiling that gets delayed as opposed to the government being shut down . Thats really hard to say. If you are looking just in terms of the Government Spending<\/a> that would be immediately shut off or delayed if the debt ceiling wasnt raised, the impact is already significantly larger than just a Government Shutdown<\/a>. But the really scary thing about the debt ceiling is that its an unknown quantity. The impact that it would have on u. S. Treasury bonds on world Financial Markets<\/a> on the full faith and credit of the United States<\/a> is hard to predict because we have never been down this road before. So uncertainty is not good for the economy, right . Yeah, thats right. When we look at the impact of when we did this the last time in 2011, the gao estimated it ended up costing the federal government i think 1. 3 billion for the end of the fiscal year. That was just two months and that we didnt actually breech the debt ceiling. Brian kessler an economist for moodys thing you very much. A critical phase of president Obama Health Care<\/a> act starting on tuesday. Well head to hospitals and look at what obamacare will mean for money continues. My name is jonathan betz. Im from dallas, texas, and im an anchor for al jazeera america. My name is ranjani chakraborty, im from houston, texas. Im kim bondy. Nicole deford. And im from new orleans. San francisco, california. When i was a little kid, i just really loved the news. News was always important in my family. I knew as a kid that was exactly what i wanted to do. I learned to read by reading the newspaper with my greatgrandfather every morning. And i love being able to tell other people stories. This is it, i want to be a part of this. This is what really drove me to al jazeera america. Hospitals have a lot at steak as Obamacare Exchanges<\/a> roll out next week. They may gain millions of new patients who didnt have insurance before, but they are also under huge pressure to cut costs and improve the quality of care [ technical difficulties ] and for me. David has the story. [ sirens blaring ] reporter hospitals are getting bigger, joining forces to cut cost as the Nations Health<\/a> care overhaul takes effect. Roughly a fifth of the countrys hospitals are expected to pursue deals in the next decade. With deeper pockets they are hire more specialists and buy better technology. Just the complexity of what hospitals have to contend with today, whether its the installation of Electronic Medical<\/a> records or regulatory changes, you seeing more organizations come in under common umbrellas. Reporter those include doctor who are selling their practices to hospitals. These two trends could mean fewer choices for consumers, a trend Analysts Expect<\/a> to accelerate under obamacare. Here is why. Under plans sold on the new exchanges analysts say Insurance Companies<\/a> will likely narrow the network of hospitals and doctors available to their customers. That helps to make plans more affordable, but as hospitals merge and Insurance Companies<\/a> strive to keep costs down, patients could find the doctors and hospitals they prefer are not included in their new policies. Parkland hospital in dallas is what is called a certified Application Center<\/a> for obamacare. That means come tuesday when the exchanges open, parkland will help local residents navigate and sign up for obamacare. Sharon is the ceo of parkland, sharon what is the big question you are getting from consumers who are confused . They are asking us what do we need to do in order to find out more about Health Insurance<\/a> coverage, and when can we come in and talk to you about it . What are you doing to prepare questions . Were doing quite a lot. We have been training we have identified 420 people that we want to train as counselors, so we have begun that process already. And come tuesday we should have a minimum of 25 to 30 people available on the parkland campus to answer questions, and assist assistance. How do you think that obamacare will affect your hospital in terms of the numbers . You know thats thats really hard to say. We hope, of course that we retain all of the patients that were seeing now, and expand by many with newly found Health Insurance<\/a>, and that patients with with Health Insurance<\/a> will begin to come to get health care sooner rather than later, so that the Overall Health<\/a> of improve. How do you expect parkland to be different say six months or a year from now after obamacare has been in effect . I think we will be a much more efficient organization. We also have operational activities going on, so we maximize our capacity. So patients wanting to access primary care centers for example, will have an easier time getting an appointment, coming right in, joining our Patient Center<\/a> medical homes and continuing their care with us. You and some others have said that Customer Service<\/a> is going to be crucial to the success of obamacare. What do you mean by that . Patients have more and more choices. I think the market is becoming more competitive, and i think Health Systems<\/a> such as parkland across the country need to respond in kind, and assure when patients come, they receive the best Patient Experience<\/a> along with the greatest quality of care possible. And finally, have you gotten any guidance as to how things may be affected for you, if in fact the government does shut down on tuesday . We we have no indication necessarily, and what we have decided to do is just keep getting everyone trained, keep answering questions of the families and patients that call us. We have created spaces with phone banks and with computer access, so when families come in, they can access healthcar healthcare. Gov with our assistance. Going. Sharon at parkland hospital, thanks so much for joining us. To be clear, again, obamacare will not be affected by possible Government Shutdown<\/a>, but nonetheless, many hospital organizations are changing the industry. And that could potentially drive costs higher. John, we heard that more doctors are partnering, hospitals are getting bigger. What does that do in terms of costs and services for patients . Thats an open and very important question. Health care reform does go out of its way to encourage physicians and hospitals to team up, to deliver better care ideally at lower cost to people, and that is certainly a possible outcome, an outcome that we would hope for, but there are other possible outcomes as well. When you see providers teaming up, work together, they have a stronger position in the marketplace, and theres less competition, and potentially less choice and that kind of situation actually prices that we all end up paying for our insurance can rise. And are there any safeguards for that as hospitals get bigger and doctors partner up and there is less competition and choice, are there any safeguards built into to obamacare to try to control costs . There are all sorts of safeguards built into obamacare. By and large those arent directed at this issue of competition in the marketplace, but we do have a policy infrastructure in place for dealing with that, and thats the antitrust laws and antitrust authorities, and those folks at the department of justice and federal trade commission are taking a longhard look in terms of what is going on in terms of physicians and hospitaling coming together. What are your biggest hopes for the Overall Health<\/a> Care Industry<\/a> with obamacare and what are your biggest fears as it starts to get implemented . Well, i prefer to focus on my hope. My hope is that Health Care Reform<\/a> will help us all to enjoy a system that delivers greater value; that delivers better quality of care at lower costs. We spend about one out of every five of our hardearned dollars on health care in this country, and that number has just gone up and up and up, and its an enormous burden on our own finances, but also the federal budget and the problems that were seeing today. One of the fears may be at least for some people costs may go up, particularly many system . That is definitely a risk, and that is what the architecture of healthcare reform is meant to encourage everyone to broodly participate so that we can all spread the risk and and share in both times. John, we appreciate you joining us. It will be so interesting to watch, and we look forward to talking to you again. Thank you very much. Thank you. Coming up, have you ever wondered how much you are really worth . Theres a new way to find out, where investors give you money now, based on what they think you will earn later. And it involves an algorithm. All of the details in real money. S2uq ensy x you probably heard of websites like kick starter help people fund people to fund companies. There are investors that invest in you rather than a project. Reporter ask nathan sharp, the founder of nifty. Com how he was able to start a business and many of his former classmates in a prestigious entrepreneurship program, and hell tell you it was a question of economics. You have got to have the able to go sometime without income and put your entire reputation on the line. Reporter he was able to do that thanks to a Company Called<\/a> upstart. It allows people to borrow a loan for things like getting an education or paying down a student loan. When i eventually raced was a total of 250,000. Reporter a former google executive say the majority of borrowers use the funds to reduce student loan [ technical difficulties ] while starting a business, and a growing number are using it to enhance their work skills. Were hearing like 50 increase in what they can earn. Reporter you create a profile for upstart sharing your education, Work Experience<\/a> and goals. It using an algorithm to predict how much you will earn. They give you a lump sum interestfree loan based on the calculation. You pay the loan back over a 5 or 10year period. If your salary falls below 30,000 your repayment time is extended. If the bad news is, if you make it big you could end up paying up to five times as much. If you have a bit of freedom, you can take a chance at a start up, learn how to write code, you can sort of invest in yourself. Reporter industry watchers point out that Companies Like<\/a> this do not have a very long track record. None of them have been operating in the United States<\/a> for more than three years. They also say these Companies Currently<\/a> best serve a very elite demographic. These companies will cherry pick for the best and brightest of students, and that may be good for these companies. It may be good for the best and brightest of students. It is not good for the vast majority of students. It gives entrepreneurs the freedom to take a risk at exactly the right time. There are all of these people when they have this one real window in life when they dont have a spouse or kids or something that prevents them from taking a big risk. Some states like oregon, massachusetts, and new jersey are considering using the same model to help students attend state colleges. Dont forget our question for the day. Tweet us or follow us on facebook, if you want to see more about our stories willing on to our website, aljazeera. Com realmoney. Finally you know things are in trouble when a chaplain opens a prayer praying to stop the chains of destruction. For the economy, a Government Shutdown<\/a> could be the lesser of two evils. If republicans shut down the government they would probably shy away from another huge confrontation, and be less likely to stand in the way of raising the debt ceiling, indeed a shutdown is nothing compared to the possible armageddon of not raising the debt ceiling. Thats our show for today. Next week well keep you on top of all of the governments with the Affordable Care<\/a> act, and the potential Government Shutdown<\/a>. Im David Shuster<\/a> in for ali velshi. Thanks for joining us. After two and a half years agreement at last. The u. N. Votes strip syria of its chemical weapons. The resolution failed to spell out any consequences if damascus prefuse for his cooperate. I am Lauren Taylor<\/a> and you are watching al jazerra life from doha. Also on the program. Anger over fuel prices spills over in sudan. The pro pesters now calling for a regime change. A 15minute call for end a 30 years freeze in u. S. The u. S","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"archive.org","logo":{"@type":"ImageObject","width":"800","height":"600","url":"\/\/ia800903.us.archive.org\/18\/items\/ALJAZAM_20130928_063000_Real_Money_With_Ali_Velshi\/ALJAZAM_20130928_063000_Real_Money_With_Ali_Velshi.thumbs\/ALJAZAM_20130928_063000_Real_Money_With_Ali_Velshi_000001.jpg"}},"autauthor":{"@type":"Organization"},"author":{"sameAs":"archive.org","name":"archive.org"}}],"coverageEndTime":"20240620T12:35:10+00:00"}