when s the tornado coming, what s the weather, these are things that people count on in a daily way. you may not feel that in washington, but i ll you, 9/11 or when there s an earthquake in washington, d.c., the one thing that kept working and the one thing everyone counted on, it wasn t broadband. it was broadcasting. i hate to jump in. but missing a point. i would agree with everything gordon just said. localism has that value. that s not the question. the question is does it rise to the level that the government should demand other entities subsidize that model and should it require that the government create legally forceable preferences for that value as protected by law? not whether it s we have a lot i think mad men is super, supervaluable. i don t want to miss it on sunday night. but it doesn t necessarily mean that i would lead to the government making that the central commitment of its regulatory machine. if the government wants to get rid of all the regul
set, the end of the encore. and, that was maybe a month or so after she died, and i felt like it was janis coming to say goodbye. janis came down the ramp, and there was this little girl needing approval and comfort and she said, was it okay, was i okay? and i said, you were great! [ theme ] bill: hello friends and neighbors! good thursday morning. great to see you this morning. early in the morning here on current tv. welcome to the full court press. for the next three hours we ll be telling you all about the big stories of the day. whether it is happening here in our nation s capital around the country or around the globe we re on top of it. we ll give you a chance to tell us what you think about it at 1-866-55-press. there s lot going on this morning here in washington, yesterday, congressman jesse jackson jr. pleaded guilty to misuse of campaign funds. it looks like he and his wife will be spending some time in prison. very sad to see his career ruined like th
certain debt off the books. bill: with the government on the hook for ious like social security and medicare and pension promises across the country, combined with an aging population, america could be in a whole lot of hurt. charles payne, fox business network. 70 trillion, do you buy that, charles? bill, not only do i buy it i think that number is on the low side. bill: the real number could be higher than 70 trillion? how come? you hit on it. some unfunded liabilities. medicare is about 50 trillion. social security 20 trillion. we have new entitlements coming online. who will know what the obamacare law will emerge as. ultimately you can see that is a entitlement costing us a lot of money. 30 million people getting health insurance instantaneously. off the books stuff is alarming. economic malaise was triggered when the off-balance sheet stuff at wall street was revealed and couldn t be contained anymore. we re in that same sort of scenario. bill: you analyze this as a
goler is monitoring the situation and the american reaction. and isis fighters moved through iraq s anbar province, they were headed in the direction of baghdad. but administration officials downplayed their prospects of actually taking the city. iraqi security forces in and around baghdad are strong, they re under constant assessment. the embassy remains open and we continue to comfortable business. reporter: president obama s aides remain clear that he is sticking by his decision not to put boots on the ground. the president s own advisors think it s going to take somebody s boots on the ground, but in they still could cause a problem in baghdad. it s not so much the american presence that is there, it s the government that s there. reporter: in syria, isis pushes farther north to the town of kobani. appearances can be deceiving, overall the syrian county of kobani looks pretty peaceful now, but we have been hearing a battle royal coming from the center of town, c
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