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Destruction. the currency thing alone, 40% under values, like a tariff on u.s. goods in china, acts like a subsidy for goods here. china is not solely to blame. big business is doing fine. why? because apple, boeing, ge, caterpillar, theyre all going over to china to take advantage of chinese workers, lack of environmental pollution and those export subsidies, dumping stuff back here in america. we go into a walmart and were not connecting the dots. this is the presidential campaign issue. if we...

Just stay as is. and in ohio, 64% agreed, and in wisconsin, 59% agreed. this translates into a real advantage for president obama. in florida, by an eight-point margin, voters think president obama will do a better job on medicare than mitt romney. president obama holds a ten-point margin on the issue in ohio and a nine-point margin in wisconsin. think about what this means. we know how big health care is in this country. the republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan created a plan to end...

Forward attack romney. not just private equity but on big oil. >> juan: are you defending bain, accenture and all the big -- >> dana: carlisle as well. just defending them as well? >> dana: ill defend them all. >> juan: you guys, these are the guys that rubber made -- they sent jobs overseas. >> eric: do you know the biggest share point in accenture? aerial capital management. the chairman is -- >> juan: rogers in chicago. >> eric: he is the second biggest bundleer for obama around. >> juan: so ...

As a tennis judge, she travels around the world for weeks at a time. >>shepard: what else do they say, if anything, about a possible motive? >>trace: they talked a little bit about motive but clearly there is a lot stuff they are holding back but they believe the couple who had been heared for the better part of 50 years had some sort an argument can now they are trying to figure out what they arrested over because that could be key. that entails trying to connect more dots. listen. >> the more ...

>> i detect a contrasts position. >> there is something other worldly about this. relevance of akins views is hard to connect dots to the real world. meanwhile, as a political matter, political spectrum, akin view are on the extreme right side of the aisle. we have a guy in the oval office today views on the extreme left side of the aisle. when partial birth abortion, born alive infant act, abortion on deman, sanctity of roe v. wade. he appoints two supreme court justices next year, next term, i...

Jep i. we thought if there was something we could do we would do it. megyn: now the dog owner wants her back. joining me now to discuss it, lis weihl and mark eiglarsh. so the guy who left the dog wants her back, and hes also facing animal cruelty charges. dots outcome of the criminal case determine the question about whether he gets her? >> if hes charged and convicted of animal cruelty he will never get missy back. he brought missy onto this mountainous hike. he brought her on, not even caring...

Examiners are connecting the dots to it being a homicide. >> its as powerful as the attorneys make it. what we have to put in context here is theres a an origin medical examiners report where theyre investigating and looking, and theres a finding that its an accident. now, prosecutors are making these new forensic pathologists on the stand that, listen, were looking to prosecute somebody here. so were looking for a different cause of death. and is it coincidence, these forensic pathologists are ...

Some sort of a shield. some are kind of like, you know, pretty vague. >> today, lieutenant rodriguez and his institutional gang investigators are on a mission to clean up the sny. by validating more 2-5ers and moving them off the yard. >> hopefully well send a message to the inmates out there that were out here and were going to stay on them. >> were going to try to get them off the sny, that way the guys who come out to the sny can do their time, program, and dont have to worry about the gang. ...

If you have not figured it out yet, i mean, neustra familia. he puts it right out there, you cant just say that if youre not. >> they need three separate pieces of evidence to validate someone as a member of a gang. once they have this information the prisoner could end up in the shu. >> mexican mafia. >> you look carefully at this, you can see the three dots and two lines here. >> each line represents five and each dot represents one. you have 5, 10, and 13. m stands for mexican mafia. it just ...