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Beneficiaries of whats been happening to the economy. now, i know the answer to your question, i think. he almost certainly pays a lower tax rate than your listeners do because hes paying the capital gains rate, which is 15%. >> well, you know what? why doesnt he just come out and say that? it would seem to me it would be a credibility issue, full disclosure. if someones running for president, everyones going to find everything out anyway, you might as well come forward and do it. so what in the...

The, what, 3,140 top beneficiaries of whats been happening to the economy. now, i know the answer to your question, i think. he almost certainly pays a lower tax rate than your listeners do because hes paying the capital gains rate, which is 15%. >> well, you knnoknow what? why doesnt he just come out and say that? it would seem to me it would be a credibility issue, full disclosure. if someones running for president, everyones going to find everything out anyway, you might as well come forward ...

>> you know, look, i have no doubt that mcqueary saw a rape, i have absolutely no doubt. i would bet my life on the lives of the children that jerry sandusky did what hes alleged to have done. i believe that more than ever on the basis of his interview in which i thought he came across as arrogant and despicable, but whenever a witness has credibility problems, and the prosecution -- someone should have been with that guy 24 hours a day saying, mike, you dont talk to anybody. you dont e-mail any...

Something in the mail in next couple months. jenna: rick, thank you. jon: right now at least two women claiming herman cain sexually harassed them will be appearing a the a joint news conference they say. there is no word when it is going to happen. yesterday cain defended himself against allegations that have engulfed his campaign. a new poll shows the scandal seems to be affecting cains image. according to gallup, his latest positive intensity score dropped to 25. thats lower than his rating b...

I thought it was very powerful. and his call for a real american exceptionalism that emphasized, you know, growth and opportunity and achieving your dreams was a powerful rejoinedder to the presidents campaign strategy. >> sean: and congressman mack, considering where he was, at the reagan library, went back to reagan optimism, a shining city on the hill as he was closing his speech, and he said when obama became a divider, theres a different choice, one vision, obamas versus another, and he des...

I thought it was very powerful. and his call for a real american exceptionalism that emphasized, you know, growth and opportunity and achieving your dreams was a powerful rejoinedder to the presidents campaign strategy. >> sean: and congressman mack, considering where he was, at the reagan library, went back to reagan optimism, a shining city on the hill as he was closing his speech, and he said when obama became a divider, theres a different choice, one vision, obamas versus another, and he des...

>> what did your daughter say to you? >> she said hi, mommy and she started telling me her story and talking about her shoes and boo books. >> the lead detective you saw sitting on the witness stand, well, she admits already to him that those were all made up at the time. she knew that her daughter was already dead. >> fox news legal analyst peter johnson jr. is following this case closely. its lie after lie this jury has seen. >> the child is dead at the time shes talking about school and hi, h...

Its a credibility issue. if youre caught spinning a war, you lose credibility on the rest of your agenda. with and when the president talks about the fact, or he says the fact that the u.s. is not leading in this effort, when, in fact, we are, that could undermine his credibility. when the president says this could be days, not weeks, that could undermine his credibility. one thing that has held his numbers up, people do see him as a trustworthy figure and he doesnt want to do anything, especial...

Taxpayer money to wage a propaganda war? i would find it rather fishy if that had happened. >> can i add something to that, anderson >> go ahead. >> theres actually a credibility issue, as well. when youre dealing as a reporter with the public affairs officer or public affairs professional in the military, you know that that person is trained to tell you the truth and they have an ethical code they cant break. what theyre telling you they believe to be so. my team, my specialty, information oper...

When were out there, were with public affairs and we know their job is to spin us and put the best face on things. this is a great question, right? if you found out your team showing you around had -- just had completed a 40-hour course in psychological operations and was trained in psy-ops, you start to question is that an appropriate use of that resource? colonel holmes team cost approximately $6 million a year there. so is that an appropriate use of taxpayer money to wage a propaganda war? i ...