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A lot of ways. we now have a california water action plan as of last year. we have a $7.5 billion water bond and we have ground water reform legislation that passed for the first time in our history, so this won t solve all of our problems this executive order, but it is definitely a start to getting a handle on the crisis. we re going to reduce water use in a mandatory way and the water that we don t use can go to farms, fields cities and to nature. experts are saying that the drought is on track to cause an economic loss for california that they ve never seen before in the neighborhood of $3 billion just in 2015 alone. what s going to reverse this? i mean this isn t just going to be fixed by a hell of a rain fall. what s the future here? the future is we better prepare for a lot more dryness. ....
Bain capital is. the only reason i know about it is my brother has an mba, i don t care about that. i agree with the 54%. gregg: the true record as a chief executive of a state for mitt romney, 47th out of 50 states in job creation, which some would say is a pretty bad record. you know, he was an elected official and some people have good records, some people don t. if you look at the bain capital record mitt romney did create jobs. gregg: we ve looked at that and now i m asking you about his experience as a governor in which he didn t do a terribly great job compared to other states, at least in terms of creating jobs. now isn t that the record that a lot of voters should and will look at? what voters care about is solutions and results, and not the blame game. if you look at mitt romney s experience as a deman commander-in-chief of a state if you look at his experience in ....
Originally, moving to new york and going through a snowstorm there is an adjustment. good point. five or ten years before the clinical studies take place, an interesting one and an interesting example. thank you so much for joining us today. thank you. gregg: amazing stuff, isn t it? wow. religious leaders flocking to washington today, taking on part of the president s healthcare law in fares o first of its kind national conference. we ll have a live report next. are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. ....
The second quarter. the long and short of it is the european recession could easily be slicing off part of our gdp growth. we don t know, we ll have to wait and see what the third quarter shows. but the outlook isn t all that positive for the economy. it s very slow growth. gregg: the second part of that more sophisticated model is also something you refer to as the time for change factor, what is that? yes, this was developed by professor allen bramiwitz at emery, a very sharp guy. it asks one basic question, how long has a party been in the white house? the shorter the time span the more likely the president is to be reelected. look through the 20th century, gregg, only one time was a party ousted when they had had the white house for just four years, jimmy carter. gee, what president has mitt romney been comparing barack obama to every chance he gets? ....