before that pac was to reveal its donors, this company shut down. its wealth transfer specialist lawyer lawyer filed this certificate of cancellation with the state of delaware. so whatever this company was supposed to be, whatever it was, after founding itself, submitting a single $1 million check on mitt romney s behalf, the mysterious w. spann llc was then officially dissolved. that s all it did as a company. that s what the company was for, apparently, to deliver 1 million bucks for mitt romney s political benefit via a source that soon disappeared. a source that could not be traced. so where did that million dollars come from? who gave that money? mr. romney s old investment firm, bain capital, says w spann was not affiliated with them or anybody that works for them. next guess, anyone? was it a girl scout troop maybe? cookie sales this year i hear were great. could it have been the government of china maybe? how about a mexican drug cartel? how about mitt romney himself?
point drop of the dow at the top of the show, and we re talking about the things that america needs to do to deal with our economy not being politically realistic. at what point does the economy become shocking enough, a 500-point drop on the dow, becomes shocking enough that it changes what s politically realistic? how do we understand the magnitude of a day like today on the dow? maybe there s a ray of hope there. if it were going to lose 500 points, better to lose them in an afternoon than over the course of two months. people i think are jolted into recognizing that there is a problem. it s time to discuss these issues, because, again, there really are simple solutions. a payroll tax holiday. that would put extra money into workers pockets. the problem is not enough demand. they ll have more money, they ll spend more. give the employers a break for the next year on the payroll tax
radar systems to prevent collisions at airports. restarting those projects after they were stopped by congress will cost a ton of money, a ton of money that would not otherwise have had to be spent. the partial shutdown itself has been costing the government $30 million a day in lost tax revenue. had it remain unresolved until congress returned from recess, the cost would have been well over $1 billion. local communities have been figuring out what it cost them as well. local press reports on this issue show worries over 1,200 jobs on the line in minnesota and millions of dollars worth of projects of grant money in maryland. $16 million at the memphis airport. an aviation school in fort wayne, indiana. two projects at the peoria, illinois, airport in jeopardy.
yes, michelle th, this is how i starts. while those jokes at michele bachmann and donald trump s expense were sort of devastating, it was really the most devastating thing about that whole thing in american politics is that why the president was taking the hide off of donald trump, at that very moment in time what was he also doing? he was also killing osama bin laden. so, yeah, this whole thing is over. it s really it s just the dead enders now. the website worldnetdaily, you might remember their where s the birth certificate merchandise page, they made a ton of money off of this, they have now had to revise all of their merchandise, saying where s the real birth certificate? they are still trying to eke a few bucks out of this thing. you may remember orly tates still trying to make a go of it as well. it s reported that ms. tates is
the money, as ezra said. they are eager to loan us more money at very low interest rates. the cost of debt compared to the cost of unemployment is incredibly low. a $1 trillion deficit costs us $25 billion a year to pay the interest on that. if we have an extra 10 million unemployed, that s $250 million lost forever each year. and so it s a 10-1 tradeoff. we re focusing on deficit reduction when we really ought to be focused on job creation. and we know how to do it. even if we all we care about is the deficit, still jobs creation is the answer. what we re doing now is just unimaginably stupid. right now, it seems to me like well, i ll just say it this way. we are not a show that very often leads with, what happened on the stock market today. i at least look at the landscape of american news and think that. i very rarely think that s the