leadership taking responsibility for acting poorly. it also means to clean house and show the world that when you say zero tolerance, you mean zero tolerance. anyone accused of abuse or implicated in any way is removed and in some way punished. i think that is part of the reform. what he's talking about, there's a set of issues to talk about there. it doesn't mean that the pope or the church is not in the modern world if it doesn't agree with those perspectives. the two don't necessarily have to be merged. >> in terms of the governance of the vatican itself, the beaurocracy, the scandal and questions about transparency, questions about the vatican and the role it plays. is that also part of it? >> i think so.
the two don't necessarily have to be merged. >> in terms of the governance of the vatican itself, the beaurocracy, the scandal and questions about transparency, questions about the vatican and the role it plays. is that also part of it? >> i think so. there's no doubt people say pope benedict was not well served by those closest to him. >> those that run the vatican. >> right. definitely, i think people see a need for reform within that structure. >> father, what is going through your mind as you watch the coverage of the conclave, see the faithful gathered here in rome? >> i think there's a great hope in many people that a new pope can mean new ideas, new reforms. i also think that is entire
important point. we saw what happened with blackwater and jeremy, my cle colleague and your friend reporting what happened. it strikes me that one of the things to think about is reconstituting it. this can sound, i want to say this carefully, right now in washington, d.c., there are memos in every single department from the bureau of land management to diplomatic security asking for more money. that is the background condition of every beaurocracy in washington, d.c. it doesn't mean in all those cases that memo is correct. this this case, where there was a request, it was correct and there was a wrong judgment made. what happens in the wake is we
romney, post recovery. i wanted to hear your thoughts on that. >> first of all, he wants to move back closer to full employment with good paying jobs. he knows that starts with education. here in massachusetts, massachusetts became number one under romney's leadership. they can make a lot more money, more than double the $9 an hour you are talking about. retail clerks won't make that much money. the difference is education. you are going to see a tremendous effort on education. it will not be -- the department of education and beaurocracy in washington giving incentives to the state to do the right thing for their citizens. >> i actually have, that story you told about education and employment is one that i have -- i'm very skeptical of but it's the identical story barack obama campaign tells about employment.
military that understand it. there are -- they are the staff sergeants, the squad leaders, platoon leaders and commanders who understand who the at risk population are. identifying them earlier or early gives us the opportunity to provide them a safety net, if you will, as they transition in a very, very complex time in their lives. >> we have layers of beaurocracy. huge veterans affairs group. private groups working together. it's a question of streamlining it. >> it was the idea of the meeting yesterday. how do we make this, a, more accessible to everyone, not just the veterans but employers small and large and get the country engaged in it and create something enduring. no society has been able to successfully resintegrate their
from each of you. it's a political year next year. january, we are full steam ahead. if you had one thing to say to washington, this is what small business owners need, what is it? brian hamilton, i'll start with you. >> what are you going to do? what policies are going to be in effect. give me something i can plan from. it's that simple. whether that will happen is anyone's question. >> this is our wish list. okay, phil, you? >> i second that statement, i would add please roll back the regulations to where they were when clinton was in office, 1999. get the regulators out of our business and be free to do what we do best. >> brian? >> i will say make it easy to hire people. we have no capacity to handle beaurocracy. make it easy, everybody wins. >> bill, we'll end with you. >> i agree with that. it would be nice to have certainty, even if it's bad certainty.
is a major constitutional issue. i think what you have, as matt indicated is a modest bill. i think it needs to be improved, by the way. one of the ways i want to see it improved is to give states flexibility to give health care to all people in a more cost effective way. in the state of vermont, we are moving forward toward a medicare for all single payer system. i hope to be able to get waivers from congress and the white house to allow us to do so. at the end of the day, if you are going to provide health care to all of our people in a cost effective way, you have to get rid of the health insurance companies, not profit tiering and beaurocracy. >> doesn't american industry have an interest in exactly what sanders just said? they are saddled, automobile
better evidence of this being the end of the world than say the last evidence we had, which was president obama passing wall street reform last july. >> god is creating a massive government beaurocracy with the power to watch your bank account and track every credit card account over your shoulder. help your economic liberty. what is wrong with us america? why are people not in the streets? your republic is over. >> wall street reform. your republic is -- the mainstream and congressional leaders are supporting what the obama administration is doing now. they are being cautious and diplomatic. to the right of them, within a
russia that controlled the soviet union block, plus maybe the netherlands? not sure. their strong arm is coming. >> poor amsterdam. russia is back. they are going to be like the soviet union, but worse. mr. beck and others, it turns out an uprising in egypt is better evidence of this being the end of the world than say the last evidence we had, which was president obama passing wall street reform last july. >> god is creating a massive government beaurocracy with the power to watch your bank account and track every credit card account over your shoulder. help your economic liberty. what is wrong with us america? why are people not in the streets? your republic is over.
against it is a split between people who think they went too far and didn't go far enough. cut it anyway you want. >> a lot of people don't understand it. you can be for sick kids but against long-term deficits. >> and worried about beaurocracy. online gambling, illegal in the united states. should it be? next talk about why the sin tax could actually do a whole lot of good.