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Desk 24/7 and like to see people fpofther down the t dhain-- uermthe chain make a commitment not to contact them. and bucopout is a big deal and mponds up affecting productivity. >> and sure would like to take up for the poor person who cant an drer their e-mail at 7:30 at night. >> more hours does not always equal higher proation-ctivity. t s> and thats whats stressful-- >> nobody is getting bothered 40 times a waink by the t dompanies, just on case by case basis when need be. suce wss in this ...

The world and we work hard, and we get phone calls and need to respond text-wise, this is what drives america and why we have more productivity. >> why is volkswagon doing so well compared to the u.s. policies? >> and black brings. >> and dont say its because they have no unions, theyve got a lot of that in germany. >> okay, all right. gary k. m khat do you think of this? >> i think if a company wants to do it, fine, but overall, look, if you notice esols wwagen, theres many the higher staff tha...

And the authority back to the states, thats the place to begin. there may be a need for new legislation that comes forward , or there may be a limited role within anoth department to be able to take care of it. i am not opposed to the federal government. it is special -- certainly reasonable to deal with some of these issues, but lets look at what we are talking about with the epa. right now they want to impose a new tax because of cap and trade. they are changing our economy. they are literally...

It is more on a case by case basis. what we cant have at the current department of epa, they have become a government to themselves almost. and they are changing the course of history every day. >> i agree with you about the aggressivness -- the overaggressivness of the epa. you said on a case by case basis, you dont mean you would pass a law for every instance of a coal plant in ohios pollution coming into pennsylvania, and then something else from one state to another, do you? >> thats right. ...

tell us what america is doing to get him back and the bottom line on that top secret classified drone seized by iran earlier this week. despite the way irans ambassador to the u.n. reacted to our question last night, they might be sharing americas top technology with china. lets go "out front." im erin burnett. "out front" tonight top secret american technology in the hands of a sworn adversary. at this hour iran has the cias rq-170 drone. last night the ambassador said iran captured t...

Point. when we send the power and authority back to the states and theyd see that its more important thats the place to begin. there may be a need for new to get their cholesterol where their doctor wants. legislation that comes forward and why for these patients, or there may be a limited when diet and exercise alone arent enough, i prescribe crestor. adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol control within another department to take care of it. i am not opposed to the federal by up to 52%. and is ...

Current department of epa, they have become a government to themselves almost. and they are changing the course of history every day. >> i agree with you about the aggressivness -- the overaggressivness of the epa. you said on a case by case basis, you dont mean you would pass a law for every instance of a coal plant in ohios pollution coming into pennsylvania, and then something else from one state to another, do you? >> thats right. >> is that what you intend? >> legislation is one thing. nego...

Principals behind law saying federal education law and do that you as an individual cant away with federal department of education and you wouldnt get the money that the federal do certain things but if you government sends down to you cant do it the government cant would you take the deal? do it. if you cant steal from your they said to me absolutely we neighbor you cant send a would take the deal because the amount of money we get from the politician to steal from your federal government doesn...

And the authority back to the states, thats the place to begin. there may be a need for new legislation that comes forward , or there may be a limited role within another department to be able to take care of it. i am not opposed to the federal government. it is special -- certainly reasonable to deal with some of these issues, but lets look at what we are talking about with the epa. right now they want to impose a new tax because of cap and trade. they are changing our economy. they are literal...

Current department of epa, they have become a government to themselves almost. and they are changing the course of history every day. >> i agree with you about the aggressivness -- the overaggressivness of the epa. you said on a case by case basis, you dont mean you would pass a law for every instance of a coal plant in ohios pollution coming into pennsylvania, and then something else from one state to another, do you? >> thats right. >> is that what you intend? >> legislation is one thing. nego...