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all i m saying i ve got six questions here. you re moderating very well. we have 39 more minutes. we re good. and you re really wrong. you don t want to answer this question. do i think it s a conspiracy, i don t. but i think they ve been strategic in fin figging out a way to block out competition. if a young barack obama type character came along, she would have been beatable. but there isn t one. question two, why don t they just let the top five republicans debate considering the rest of them have such low percentage numbers? we ll go this way. we re going to get to that point when it s a little bit later on in the cycle. it will narrow down. good thing they didn t, because karlie, fiorina, who had a fantastic performance at the happy hour table bumped herself up to five. let them drop out on their own. i ve had ice cream headaches ....
grounded, some parts of the 2,500 mile lifeline 50 feet below flood levels last year. america s fight over same-sex marriage coming down to a fried chicken sandwich. today, round two, a kiss-in at chick-fil-a s nationwide. we ll talk to the organizer live in 30 minutes. newsroom starts right now. and good morning to you, happy, happy friday, i m carol costello. we begin this friday morning with some better news about the nation s economy. the labor department says 163,000 jobs were created last month beating expectations of around 95,000. in the meantime, the unemployment rate edged higher to 8.3%. that s the headline. but for more on this story behind the numbers, we want to bring in christine romans. she s in new york. tell us what these numbers mean, christine. well, it s a solid report. a solid report for july. but remember june was revised downward. so 64,000 jobs created in june and 163,000 created in july. this is the best month for jobs creation now in f ....
You ve known mika since she was small, yes. knee high to a grasshopper. i was friends with her daughter. and her daughter taught you to do something. yes, she did. you want me to announce on television? about katie albright teaching me how to shave my legs? yeah. really? okay. so dr. brzezinski was your professor? he was my professor at columbia. and the best course i ever took in 1963, he was teaching about comparative communism, which nobody thought was a subject, that everything was monolithic. all the reading was in russian. anyway, he was a fantastic professor and then he was my boss. that s when you meet so many people who have been taught by him in columbia. my daughter karlie is doing an english project on him, just about his personality and life and family. and she said what is your greatest regret? ....
And he said, hmm, that americans didn t take advantage of the end of the cold war. that s interesting. yeah. karlie was a little confused. but it ll be a nice fifth grade project. anyway, we had a nice picture of henry kissinger talking to herman cain earlier. did you talk to herman? and if so? what did you say? how did that meeting go? well, he didn t call me. i m the wrong gender. oh, okay. there you go. may have been safer for you. what would you tell herman cain if he came to you and said what s the greatest challenge facing america? other than my lack of experience in foreign policy? well, i think the greatest challenges are our economy and our deficit. i think it is a national security issue. as has been testified to by the former chairman of chiefs, and i think that is the biggest problem. but in addition to that, it s the fact that we are linked and ....
Customer. they buy on a regular cadence. you sell once and they buy over time. customers in a transaction model are one and done. they buy if you, they may come back they may not. karlie sends out a monthly package of toys and treats to spoil your dog. selling a service once is a lot easier than doing it again and again. from the business revenue, the recuring revenue is great. you don t have to always go find new customers every month. people stay in the cycle. that makes a subscription company a nearly perfect business model. it makes cash flow predictable every month. john says almost any company can benefit from converting all or part of their business to a subscription model. they, too, can reap the rewards of automatic customers. ....