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1986. i arrived at wbal radio as a general manager and from the 50 s to the mid-70s, wbal retial at keillor at the orioles game and one of the objectives when i got there was to repatriate the orioles. then and now finnmark really staggering at their expense level and it s hard to run these things at a profit and you hope that you can create a halo effect and the overall benefit of having the game on the radio in baltimore. it eliminates the whole station. as a, i had it in my mind that we wanted these games. i went up to new york and i sold my pants off. frank benet who was the ceo of the hearst corporation like my enthusiasm and they liked my passion. they put me through the hoops every business model that you could look at and i have an answer for everything. i went back home and we made a deal with the orioles and i thought now we are really going to be able to go on. that was the year that they started 0-22. [laughter] and i was dying. you couldn t sell advertisi ....
will come 20 years down the road. you mentioned the justice component of many of these islamist parties. this is a response today corruption of these u.s.- sponsored regimes. to the corruption of these u.s.-sponsored regimes. for the record, i am against corruption. it goes back to the point at bottom made in my remarks that islamists did not win, the non- islamists lost. they lose by screwing up the delivery of services, by being so corrupt, by being ossified. islamists are there, waiting to take advantage of whatever opportunity, through violence or nonviolence. we did not even discuss their relationship with violence and nonviolence, which is a very important issue. they are there like vultures to reap the benefits, the carrion of these regimes. we can build, and we can help them, help the alternatives build better alternatives. question in the far corner over there. i am with the center for national policy. thank you for the debate. my point here is that t ....
in brooklyn is connected to it. it was totally filled with water. both tubes, from one end to the other, from the manhattan end to the brooklyn end. ere were close to 100 million gallons of water that had to be pumped out of that tunnel and it s still not back up to snuff. that s one of many examples. there s so many. the mta did a very good job. i want to congratulate joe lhota. they moved their rolling stock to high ground. tried to barricade this awful flood in the best way they could. boy, it s awful. the mta is the largest public transportation system in the country. it s the life blood of new york. it s our circulatory system. 3.5 million people g on and off manhattan island every day to work. wow. 3.5 million people. i guess that s more than the people in mississippi and probably more than the people in dade county, any way. and we depend on it. 2.63 billion trips a year. as i said, the mta took a lot of necessary precautions. but this is 108-year-old system. it ....
we decided to treat this individual as a criminal. when you are overseas, that maybe what you have to do in order to get these people and bring to justice. i would never have that in u.s. hands i would rather have that in u.s. hands. i think george washington summed it up best. keep strong american borders and stay out of other countries squabbles. what ever happened to our christian ethics and foundation? the biggest change in american foreign-policy since the republic was founded was the creation of nato in 1947. it was the point in time the united states said they would engage in other countries in our national interest. the previous 165 years of american history avoided those kinds of commitments. you can make your own decisions if it was smart. i think it was wise myself. it was a significant change in the orientation of american international engagements. that has been true since 1947. 65 years we have been engaged that involve the united states and the glob ....
it is fundamentally cyclical, fundamentally the lack of demand that is still in our economy as we recover from the great recession. that said, that awareness, that recognition that ben bernanke and former cea sheriff lazar cea chair lazear should not undermine that we face temporary or futures skills gaps but there is three reasons we should be focused on this. number one, even the unemployment today that is fundamentally about cyclical demand can easily become the next structural skills problem of the future. we know that one of the challenges we face right now in our economy is not just lowering unemployment, but lower and long-term unemployment, and that if we allow regions of our fellow citizens to stay unemployed for year or two years or longer, we know from study after study that they want more trouble establishing their skills going forward they will have more trouble is establishing a still going forward. there will be a crisis for us in the country, but we ....