Time these days on two billionaire businessmen. the koch brothers are willing to do anything, even exploit americans suffering from cancer. republicans are doing the bidding of the koch brothers, the wealthy and huge corporations. the koch brothers spent i believe $248 million of their own money in the last election cycle. they are in fact a political party to themselves. it s time that the american people spoke out against this terrible dishonesty of these two brothers who are about as un-american as anyone that i can imagine. awful. well, one of the koch brothers has had enough. you can imagine, right, so in an op-ed in the wall street journal charles koch writes, quote, i have devoted most of my life to understanding the principles that enable people to improve their lives. it is those principles, the principles of a free society, that have shaped my life, my family, our companrica itself. since when has it become a crime, a sin to spend your own money in this country to
Than our military. that seems idiotic. and our students and children around america. yeah. i also think that in addition to the question about whether guns should be on base that that the root cause of the mental health problem in the country is still one that a year later, everybody says we re going to talk about it. talk about it for two weeks and nobody actually ever puts forward policy solutions. veryisisisturbingly in the wal street journal on saturday there s an editorial about the mental health division at the health and human services department and how it just wastes a ton of money that could have helped people like the adam lanzas of the world or maybe this individual that ends up killing many more people, and i think that if congress could get ahold of that budget and force some restructuring, we could actually get that money spent on things rather than this thing. dance your way to wellness and recovery is one of the programs that they held last week. that sound
People viewing her very positively or somewhat povly, according to a dwal street journal nbc poll. still, with the 2012 elections on the horizon, she s expected to be a huge magnet on the campaign trail. she s viewed as one of the most, you know, the biggest gap for a lot of democrats. they would love to have her come in, welcome her in, i think it s just a matter of who is going to get her time. which she is very strict about. that s the question. michelle obama was asked about the menu for the super bowl party at the white house. they had pizza. they had buffalo wings. but she said it s about balance. if you have a day like the super bowl, well then, go ahead and indulge. then get back to healthy eating the next day.
Deeper into debt, these dates are facing the largest budget gaps in the nation and, analysts are worried even if the economy recovers, the troubled states could trigger a crisis like what we secrecy europe, stephen more is a wyatt writer with the wal street journal. happy monday, welcome. thank you. martha: the article points out a number of things happening across a couple of these stashtings states, illinois is staying off billions of dollars and arizona stops giving organ transplants for people in their medicaid programs and newark, just laid off 13% of their police officers, last week, because they couldn t get the union to come back and negotiate any kind of deal with them and they all lost their jobs. you know, martha, you said that is like the europe crisis, in some ways, the debt crisis there, and, you know, the saying now is that california and new york are our greece and turkey and the states, especially the