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The last two are the ones that might be problematic. the first one you explained with probable cause on arrest. >> and the last one seeking work thats already on the employers. they are already posed to make sure. >> arizona is spending a message. we have big illegal alien thing tomorrow because all of this stuff has impacted around there arent nearly as many sneaking into the country. thats a big thing we are going to do tomorrow. i think arizona does have a right to say to anybody if you are n...

Falling before we had the osha law and you cant tell any difference. >> look, osha saved all these workers. then a researcher looks a line before osha, slope of the line is about the same. >> so there is a lot of interesting facts and pieces of analysis in there like that. also your theme as sarah palin was just talking about intuition. our intuition leads us a as stray about thinking about economics and politics. >> john: big one is planning. its intuitive that life is a plan. president obama i...

to a year earlier. an associate professor at columbia university. well see what we can get those two to agree on. i want to start with assistant managing editor for "time" and co-wrote "the wimpy recovery." in the piece you asked people to honk if you feel the recovery. the signs are there but no honking. >> you dont hear honking in the streets. were in recovery. in fact, weaver been in recovery for two years. it really says something, a lot of us arent feeling it. the numbers are ther...

Computer factories in china. new reports that he says, well, it was kind of theater, not journalism. evidence he fabricated parts of story if not all of it. does the loss of that one storys credibility explain exploited worker problem in china and whether its fueling our economic recovery. brenda butner is anchor of "bulls and bears". this is acclaimed news stories on pbs called "this american life." fronting this piece about the working conditions at apple factories is not a journalism but a st...

>> i would say i wanted to tell a story that captured the totality of my trip. >> question -- did you pete workers like that? i met workers in hong kong going to apple protests who had not been poisoned but had known people who had been. >> in journalism i knew a guy, knew a guy and take a gospel. it doesnt work that way. that is essentially what he was doing. the pbs show has basically going like, we did wrong. >> gregg: they should have known that. first of all, a they are engaging what they a...

This was a big one. it caused apple a lot of problems. again, this was taken and quoted by numerous other news sources. >> gregg: apple has appointed an independent auditing team to go into the factories and if they find any problems they will fix it. as many lives that were spun in this report, it doesnt mean there are bad things that are happening in china. chinese factories produce american goods. >> in general, worker conditions are worse than they are in the united states. there are worse t...

Cents on the dollar. one reason earnings are lower is they already pay higher taxes than most other companies. >> the oil and natural gas industry pays effective tax rate of 41%. that is 26% for average of other standard & poors industrial companies. >> he says apple computer one of the richest company in the u.s. pays effective tax rate of 25%, though president obama wants to increase tax breaks for them. critics say the oil companies dont deserve any breaks. >> the last thing that the big five...

The manufacturers of solar panels, windmills. it includes newspapers like "the new york times." the oil companies get less than a benefit than all of the other manufacturers. >> reporter: they are aimed at creating jobs in the u.s. the oil industry says it does a far better job than other industries employing 9.2 million workers they say and paying relatively high salaries. the industry notes that it pays a 41% tax rate while other industries the president favors pay far less. >> that is compare...

Stands more for the free market than i think mackintosh and apple. how complicated is this question of the right use of state power versus our individual liblibert? >> well, its a perennial question really, one for the ages. you know, philosophers have been debating this in many ways from time in memorial from recorded history. it is complicated especially when religion enters the picture because, while religious liberty seems like an easy peasy idea, the fact of the matter is, for example, if y...

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