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We dont have that problem. >> is that way it seems -- there seems to be a remarkable return to normalcy. >> yes. >> in the u.s. if everybody kept saying this is the greatest economic crisis since the great depression. >> bernanke is a scholar of the depression. he says its the greatest financial crisis in the history of the world. >> doesnt feel like the great depression. i guess my point is, i think government bsh were in a different world, a world with so many government stabilizers to the eco...

>> yes. >> in the u.s. if everybody kept saying this is the greatest economic crisis since the great depression. >> bernanke is a scholar of the depression. he says its the greatest financial crisis in the history of the world. >> doesnt feel like the great depression. i guess my point is, i think government -- were in a different world, a world with so many government stabilizers to the economy and perhaps the private sector also was able to respond that it just never got to where -- the bread ...

Checkpoints. also, soldiers checking i.d.s. theyre certainly zeroing in on trying to cordon off what they consider to be the troublemakers even though relations so far between the protesters and the army has been remarkably good so far. weve seen some police out on street, too. insecurity is a huge issue. also, the folks need food. weve seen bread lines, too, building up. so far, akorpgd to the egyptian military, 4,000 people have been arrested just in the past two days. a lot of these criminal ...

They are in favor of a state. they are in favor of -- on the basis of an institution that have bread lines, that every egyptian have the same rights, same obligation that the state in no way would -- state banned on religion. i have been reaching out to them. we need to include them. they are part of society as much as the markets here. i think this myth that has been sold by regime has no iota of reality. ive worked with iranians. ive worked here. there is 100% difference between the two societ...

Credibility because of liberal policies. they are in favor of a state. they are in favor of -- on the basis of an institution that have bread lines, that every egyptian have the same rights, that the state in no way and i have been reaching out to them. we need to include them. they are part of society as much as the markets here. i think this myth that has been sold by regime has no iota of reality. ive worked with iranian. ive worked here. there is 100% difference between the two societies. >>...

Should havent to live by the same laws. sure, they had bread lines. the elites didnt. the relites received comfy apartment, secret high quality healthcare at clinic, preferred admission for family members to universities, access to generally unavailable food and consumer goods at low prices. if im enlightped in russia and im part of the party, i get that. no, no, no. but are you enlightened? are you part of the ruling class? enlightenment to me means something different. enlightenment means you ...

We are not even a society that could put all of our stuff in a pile thats what god tried to do. he tried to get the israelites to do it. moses couldnt get them to do it. he said okay, all right, all right, all right. tithe 10%. how about tithing 10%. how many people even tithe 10%? that is the idea. put a of your stuff and take what you need and know that its all going to be okay. i dont want to pick somebodys name out of a pile and trade lives. it has a lot to do with more than money. in fact, ...

Was. well, you will raise a whole pack of really tough kids. thats cool. >> i would agree with that, but i look at footage of the depression and there is bread lines and guys have the hats blown out and they are dancing in the street. here kids are complaining because their x box, they cant update that. >> you are the only one here that has any children. >> thats why -- here is the thing. part of me is upset we dont have the population growing, but i hate my four daughters. i have not seen them ...

Depression and that they had bread lines and what not and we would never see that again in this country. can we see that tape again because there are things in place. i find this amazing. it was a security issue today. nbcs ron mott, hes live in east point, atlanta, tonight with us here on "the ed show." ron, what was it like down there today? >> reporter: well, ed, ive got to tell you, good evening to start. ive got to tell you the first thought i had when we pulled up on the scene was whether ...

Through the depression and world war ii and served, he used to sit at the dinner table and tell us that we wont have a depression in this country because we have got some safety nets put in place now and we wont have the kind of economic problems that we had when the crash of 29 took place. but maybe we should start looking at old film like this when people were sleeping in the streets and people were muzzling through garbage cans trying to get something to eat, people standing in bread lines ge...