You know the nice thing, you dont need a punch line. Good to have you with us. Thank you for watching. We start tonight with a bombshell interview with the duggar parents, breaking their silence, speaking out about the molestation scandal involving their oldest son, josh. For the first time being their Reality Tv Show 19 kids and counting has been taken off the air. Jim bob and Michelle Duggar said the victims included four of their daughters and one person outside the family. They told megyn kelly of fox news about the first time josh confessed to them. Our son, josh came to us on his own, and he was crying. He had just turned 14. And he said that he had actually improperly touched some of our daughters. We were shocked. I mean we were just devastated. I dont think any parent is prepared for a trauma like that. The duggars say they spoke to josh and their daughters about the improper touching. They took measures to protect the girls but the problems didnt stop. According to the parent
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these are just using things that have worked in other countries and at other times and in other contexts in the united states, bring it to bear on our current problems of increasing the small and medium-sized enterprises and the of the thing you mentioned is very important, having a mechanism. the current system acts as a tax on every transaction and a big tax. they are complaining about a small financial tax that they impose a much larger tax, a much larger tax on every transaction. whenever you use one of those debit cards they are imposing a big tax. host: this is going to be probably our last question, right on time. financial system right as necessary but not sufficient because the bigger question is the broad economic system and you talk about three challenges the world faces, restoring demand and full employment, restructuring the financial system and the restructuring in the u.s. economy to deal with shifts in the world s the economic structure. you talk about hunti
almost me get back on time. so we will see you back at 1:30 for the next session which is perspective from two countries, france and the u.k. on the nuclear deterrence. we will see you then. enjoy lunch. it is as you walk out the door is to your right. [applause] .. you told me you just returned from afghanistan. what are your impressions? guest: well, my impressions have even changed since i got back because we ve obviously had to capture of the taliban second-in-command this week. what i ll say though is as they move into the late winter, early spring, there will be nato offensive in helmand province were receiving u.s. marine corps forces in the central hohman river valley as well as now over the past week the offensive by pakistani intelligence agencies and u.s. intelligence agencies against senior taliban officials in pakistan. so we re really not seeing an offensive on both sides of the border. host: mark moyer, has her mission in afghanistan changed since preside