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Nowhere, believe me. ill send you the books. and warren smith from florida, bill miller was right and you were wrong. general petraeus is now a civilian and has nothing to do with the military code of justice. love this, i live for this. i live for this. you, warren, and the d man are both wrong! since general petraeus is on the books with a very big pension, he is under the military code. look it up. he had to resign after admitting to the affair. if you are getting any money from the military,...

Then the asset becomes more attractive to new buyers and they take over the company. and people are left without pensions. >> these workers on fixed wages and fixed benefits, they are not in charge of sales, they are not in charge of product development. theyre not in charge of innovation. they are the workers that make the product and do all the things. yet in so many of these cases, they end up getting the blame. its all their fault. they are the reason why. this is the bain model of capitol c...

So now you have a company that in its first bankruptcy was $450 million in debt. now its $1 billion in debt after it was taken over. so the company didnt wipe out its debt, it doubled its debt. but in the end, they are not blaming all that debt for the companys problems. they are blaming the workers and their pensions and benefits which remains static throughout this entire time. its part of the mythology we have to blame the workers for wants benefits and a living wage. >> could taxpayers wind ...

After it was taken over. so the company that took it over didnt wipe out its debt. it doubled its debt. but in the end, they are not blaming all that debt for the companys problems. they are blaming the workers and their pensions and benefits which remain static or have gone down throughout this entire time. its part of this overall mythology that we have to blame the workers for wanting benefits and a living wage. >> could taxpayers wind up paying the unpaid pension fund? >> thats a possibility...

Million in debt. now its $1 billion in debt after it was taken over. so the company didnt wipe out its debt, it doubled its debt. but in the end, they are not blaming all that debt for the companys problems. they are blaming the workers and their pensions and benefits which remains static throughout this entire time. its part of the mythology we have to blame the workers for wants benefits and a living wage. >> could taxpayers wind up paying the unpaid pension fund? >> thats a possibility. one o...

From what we are currently spending on. >> not from food stamps? they are going up sharply. >> how about people are disabled? payments up sharply for that. >> the country gets safer all of the time but they get more flexibility. >> people go on disability. >> the value of government guaranteed mortgages going through the roof. >> yeah, they are being a little more cautious now. i would be more worried about the value of pensions for state employees which will be difficult for the federal governm...

What we spend on. john: not food stamps? they are going up sharply. >> that is not the worst thing the government does. john: people that are disabled? >> growing dramatically 87 the country gets a further the more people collect disability. >> the law has been liberalized and it has been interpreted to make it easier. john: the value of government guaranteed mortgages? >> a. are more cautious now i would be more worried about the pensions of the state employee it will be difficult for the feder...

John: not food stamps? they are going up sharply. >> that is not the worst thing the government does. john: people that are disabled? >> growing dramatically 87 the country gets a further the more people collect disability. >> the law has been liberalized and it has been interpreted to make it easier. john: the value of government guaranteed mortgages? >> a. are more cautious now i would be more worried about the pensions of the state employee it will be difficult for the federal government not ...

The union blames mismanagement at hostess. they said they had seven different ceos in the past 10 years. they blame all that other stuff. but the workers today who are out of work thought they were close to a deal. they had agreed on a deal about their salary. about their pensions with the teamsters. they thought they were close and at the last minute at the 11th hour the bakers union said no. >> here is that bakers union, bakers dzen comment. we are are not willing >> it is is a sad story. we d...

Are up work. and they lined up for the last chance to buy the snack. and the bakers union refused concessions in an injury saturated with overcapacity. >> the leadership threatened to fine them, if they crossed the lines and bakers cross their own lines and weve had a number cross their own lines. >> even as the baker closed plants, bakers union were defiant members were not willing to take draconian wages on top of the cuts in 2004. and the pensions and the wall street venture capitalists in co...