conceivable. i ll tell you why. here we are in july. and all this exposure has already occurred. and we have four more months to go. i m convinced by the time we get to election day in november, everybody will have enough information about my candidacy, about the republican side here, and i don t think they ll be bamboozled any further by one commercial after another or sky writing or another 21 pieces of mail. that s effective to a point. the other side, the democratic party, my own campaign, we ll get our message out. at the end of the day the people will know enough to pick the person they think can best handle this state that we re in now. the people of california haven t had a lot of faith in politicians over the last 20 or 30 years. not just saying who should do it, but doing it themselves. prop 13, term limits. add it up together using the
the chaos factor that s damaging the obama administration once again shall the economy shaken, the oil spill chaos, the afghan war not going well, and the border situation is so bad the state of arizona is now defying the federal government. add it up and you are in the chaos zone. no president can survive there. jimmy carter, lyndon johnson, richard nixon done in by the perception they could not control the country. that is where the president is right now. but he has a very powerful ally, the american media. after the president fired general mcchrystal yesterday news busters.org put together this montage of reaction. sounds like a brilliant this is nothing less than a stunning development, brian and at a quick glass almost brilliant. politically in this town it s going to be seen as a brilliant choice by the president. the brilliant move. i think he whipped into decisive action, i think that s how it s going to be read.
computers, it all adds up and especially back when everybody was using crt monitors, each one had between four and eight pounds of lead, add it up and it s a lot of lead going into our ground fill and going into our ground water. reporter: driven to find creative solutions for his community s problems, alex begin win, western innovations networks were with his peers. it takes up a lot of time. you really have to we dedicated to doing something this big. i love helping people. i love that that s what we do. reporter: working with his hometown of westerly, rhode island, he set up a place to recycle old computers and monitors. if we can use it, we llic it in to refurbish it, and if not, we ll recycle it. most of them go to students locally. also we have a separate section of the computers that we refurbish which have gone overseas to community centers. reporter: to places in kenya, cameroon, the philippines, mexico, and sri lanka, where the computer center was named after th
accounting fraud and more executives in fannie mae than any in the country. add it up and you have a big fat mess. they should recapitalize them, break them up and privatize them. david: there is a lot of outrage and steve gave us all the ammunition you need. asking if fannie caused the wall street? that s like asking why did it get fat? was it my brain or my right arm shoving food in my arm. we sent so much time studying fannie. yes, we should put fannie up in investigation. we should ask questions but if you want the bad guy, wall street was sucking fees out of it. david: the politicians gave them the green light to do those things. fannie, freddie and barney rolled the dice with my money and they lost it.
budget and management talking about the big cuts the administration promises for the new budget. there are some cuts but, of course, the stuart varney joins us live right now. stuart, the numbers are staggering, the budget bill they will submit today, $3.18 trillion. the deficit, what, $$1.6 trillion. yeah. where is the money coming from? it s $3.8 trillion, the budget, by the way. add it up. look at that. there s the number right there. that s incomprehensible, that s the amount of money we re going to spend in the year 2011, the financial year. look, what you can t get away from is $1.6 trillion worth of red ink in the financial year that starts this october 1st. $1.6 trillion. never been anywhere near that before. add a couple of things up. last year s deficit $1.4 trillion. this year $1.35. next year, $1.6. that s about $4 1/2 trillion worth of red ink in a three year period.