and he suggests the idea of a public trust that journalism is a public trust would financially be a charity. he suggests that is a naive view, that journalism is a business and has to be solvent, do you think it is a notion of public trust is outmoeted. not 59 all. look at society that s don t function at democracies. if you don t have people who think about it that way your government won t have over sight or accountable. serious journalism has always been subsidized in all sorts of ways. these public spirited families that ran the post for generations way over investigated in investigative reporting or international coverage, that wasn t economic
mcdonald s. will have to, long with other restaurants, essentially shut restaurants, do things to save labor, they have fewer customers and there will be fewer jobs. it s a jobs killer. what about obamacare on young people, asking congress to spend the mandate that all americans obtain excessive and expensive healthcare basically but pushing this on young people. we know that the signups have been less than even lackluster being nice. well, you just had the president and the minority leader on tv and they can t explain or deal with web sites that simply don t function. the thing to do is to postpone the mandate for individuals the way he has for businesses until next year until they get the thing fixed. in the meantime obamacare is pushing up costs for hiring because of the mandates and the health insurance policies, and as a consequence it slows hiring. it s another jobs killer. one other area that the president is hoping to fix in this country or these promise zones and getting
teacher here in rome, is an absolutely brilliant academic who is a human brainstorm. he ll come up with lots of ideas, but the question that cardinals will have about him is how will he be in implementing those ideas. cardinal odilo scherer from sao paolo in brazil. he has a reputation for being far more methodical in implementation. while cardinal scola would have many more ideas what would be to reform, cardinal scherer would have fewer ideas, but at the same time that greater series of mechanisms and protocols to go step by step to bring those needed reforms in the practice of the roman curia, especially the speed with which they work, as well as to clean out some of the areas that don t function as they need to. cardinal francis george of chicago last week was saying publicly that one of the issues is when letters are sent in, for example, from
it s all kinds of investment. we have shifted government spending from investment to more consumption oriented things so the impact in the long run is simply that we have a less productive economy. if you have airports and highways and transit systems that don t function as well, businesses can t produce things, can t get them to customers as easily. you have lower growth and a less productive economy. jeffrey sachs, what is the long-term impact to the united states not investing in their infrastructure? well, we can t compete now. we can t create jobs that are internationally competitive. and it s getting worse because these trends that we re looking at, when you look at the deal that was made last month by the white house and congress, it s to squeeze even more. so we re just in a self-created, downward spiral of our competitors now. again, it s not like we re trying to push infrastructure projects for moral reasons. we re trying to push infrastructure projects for
birthdays are unique. i think everyday is unique. i think we are so lucky to walk up each day and live in the greatest country in the world. neil: when they were looking at the possibility of car bombs it is always that. we had somebody try to set off a car bomb in times square a year and a half ago. neil: beyond the chatter you have heard nothing to make it a primary concern? no. one of the ways to look at it the department of homeland security did not raise their threat level. doesn t mean there is no threat. but they didn t think it was worth raising the level. neil: when you make announcement we live in a democracy, do you want information or don t you? i think americans particularly new yorkers are sophisticated enough to put things in perspective. to know that we have their there are threats around the world. to know we can t let those