Republicans and democrats, congress and the white house. The federal government and the states. The Public Sector and the private sector. Mr. Speaker, some might say that saying those things is a cliche. But as we all know, members are going to have to engage with and rigorous debate, and there it is going to be the clash of ideas, a rigorous debate, but it needs to be done with good faith and the spirit of compromise. I realize and some argue that compromise is a sign of weakness. In fact, one of the great strengths, mr. Speaker, of our nations founders, was their ability to compromise. The very structure of this institution, the United States congress, the very structure of our institution, which joined the peoples house, where we are all privileged to serve, with the United States senate, was known as what . The connecticut compromise, or the great compromise. That is the very basis of our founders. Too often we forget that while we should never, we should never compromise our princ
Only bright spot. It had felt 6. 7 . But the number of people looking for work, the Labor Participation rate, now heading in the wrong direction, that down to 62 . Mike in the white house, and time and time again, job priority number one, and this has to be a blow. I think it is. But if you look at it, youre right. You read the top numbers, and dell, it looks like good news. Lowest rates when it began, the financial collapse, down 6. 7 . And the white house, as they do every month is going to look at the positive part of this. They say 46 consecutive months of private sector growth. That string unbroken, but the rate is down for all of the wrong reasons, del. Essentially, people are leaving the workforce, and its artificially driving down the right. 347,000 individuals simply stopped looking for work. The Labor Participation rate, they call it. The lowest since the Carter Administration in 1978. Its 63 . And one figure that economists always look at, its called real unemployment figure
A Global Warming, and as you indicated, now changing over to a Global Climate change, it is not the lower 48 Climate Change. We could dot something unilaterally in the United States while the rest of the world is going to be dependent on fossil fuels for a long, long time . Th are burning a coa a cold plant a week. They are barely keeping up with their demand. Here here in the United States re pro prohibiting thewe a construction of the newhi coal plants it doesnt make sense to penalize when if indeed this is going on it calls for a global reaction. You are seeing what is happening in europe right now. They were the first group of countries to sign on to the kyoto protocols. They were the first half to be able to meet the targets. In the United States we didnt sign on to the protocols but guess what the measures are the lowest theyve been in 20 years. We beat the system. So what can we do while having a manufacturing renaissance brought back to the United States while gaining the leade
Thomas piketys new book, capital in the 21st century. It is inspiring serious debate on income inequality. Here our own charlie gasparino. And senior judicial analyst, andrew napolitano. You cant get the book online. It is sold out. Everyone is talking about it, in my humble opinion it is complete outrage. Im reading it. We should point out this started. I sent an email through fox business and said this book which is essentially das capital revisited, which is karl marx famous treatise of communism is talk of mainstream media. Legitimate business deirdre everyone is talking about it. We need to address this was i only one that responded on sunday afternoon . I think so. You were irate. Emailed me back and forth about theories of Economic Activity on sunday afternoon. Picketty. Deirdre you guys are dull. Setting that aside. This is incredible this taken off. It tells you how society is thinking about. Or tells you how media tells you how the elite are thinking. Elite media. Harvard uni
It was tens of thousands. Isil turned their leaders. In the absence of leaders of the military formation, the soldiers will not stick around and wait to see what happens. Collect some of the leaders of those divisions. I will tell you that when i was there from 2005 to 2007, several things were clear to me. We could equip them to fight. It would be harder to give them the logistics architectures. But we did. The hardest thing of all, as i say now, is to build leaders and have those leaders supported have those supported. To you question and by the way, there are still many Iraq Security forces, multi confessional, not just one sect or another who are standing and fighting. But the entire enterprise is at risk. Host what do you make of that . Guest i think they are saying we did train them so they had the skill set to fight and be successful but you have dont t have the will. Will cant be trained. You have to be signing up to lay your life down for a greater cause isnt for everybody. If