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has enough been allocated to make it happen sooner rather than late center operationally, is the emphasis on national governments or state governments or both and local? if you find a national government is unwilling to be as transparent as we want them to be, do we look to bypass and go to a state? obviously in the u.s. it s the states and local government that carry the heavy burden of providing electricity. is that model being replicated in africa? in terms of the electrification, obviously we have state-of-the-art election the fix indication here and i have visited virtually every electricity plant in my state over the yeares most but not all they obviously have many environmental safeguards, scrubbers to make sure what comes another the chimney does not lead to temperatures as healthwise because of pollution. are those kinds of environmental sustainable best practices being incorporated in what we do? seems to me there s so much on the shelf capability and know ....
more liquid lidquidity they tend to perhaps not get what the other assets needed in the final rule. we ve been aiming at one goal and having a different result. to me it seems like it s a problem for two reasons. one, more community banks, in particular, especially in a state like arkansas and other states like alabama and tennessee and other states represented here, it s a good business. it s relatively safe assets. two, it s also that for the people we serve the consumers of those banks rather than dealing with a small bank in a place like del county arkansas. my time has expired. i want to thank you for your time. thank you for increasing the number of our candidates we have in washington today. thank you. i apologize for being in a closed session for two and a half hours involving iran. i hope the key questions i hoped to ask have been asked by others. i came to say i thank you for being here and these distinguished witnesses here. to try to cause them to not ....
like you were at some of these meetings where some of these things were discussed no, the nsa was there, i just got the tapes. i m sorry. so we don t have a public listing, per se, but in the first phase of power africa, we did very carefully, through a rigorous interagency process, discuss which would be the six focus countries. and the factors that you describe are, indeed, many of the things that we looked at, to try to assess who would be the good partners. and we will go through a similar process as we think about the expansion. one of the ones that i there s plenty to say about all of them, but one of the ones that i ll just spend a moment on is the host country s commitment. because as some of the other testimony alluded to, if you re trying to have viable electric utilities, if you re trying to solve some of the problems that are private sector, investors have encountered, in trying to do viable deals, you ve got to have a commitment to do things differe ....
you know, i think that it s my question suggests, at least i view it, is that it is a neither-nor process but equity on the low reduce the burden on low and middle class is not just morally responsible but about two thirds of the economy is fueled by consumer spending and lower and middle class families have a higher percentage that they need and spend on goods and services. so in that respect i think it makes sense to be looking at how the consequences of reform deal with them not just on corporate taxes as well because i think it will fuel spending that will help private sector profits. senator packwood, at the end of your testimony, in 1983, 1900 people who earned a million or more paid no federal tax and that fact was due to a myriad of special interest loopholes clogging the arteries of the tax code before 86. and as you noted in your testimony, the product that passed the finance committee 20-0 and would later become law raised the taxes significantly on corp ....
that. susan spencer will be reporting on sunday morning cover story. here comes the new year. time for brand new resolutions. sooner or later the same old excuses. how something happened, push it aside and move on. this is just part of the human condition? absolutely. so, what s your excuse? ahead on sunday morning. osgood: rock and roll will never guy but mic jones did have doubts a few years back. anthony mason will talk with mick jones for the record. foreigner is one of rock s most successful bands. but just a few years ago founder mick jones feared his career was over. you must feel like you ve got a second life. yeah. i honestly never thought i d play on stage again. the remarkable come back of foreigner s mick jones ahead on sunday morning. osgood: then on to a star on television who is taking a star on broadway in a story about las vegas. i m going to get knocked out. tony danza was tv sensation starring in back to back hit sitcom ....