people like me, 50 years old and in upper middle management? look, i think this is one of the great challenges facing the country, is that it s easy for politicians to say we need to create jobs but what kind of environment and strategies do we have to deploy in order to make sure that everybody has got a job, not just kids or people at the low end but people who put the time into the work force and i think this is goes to be one of the great areas of debate between the two political parties and ifi can say one thing about the previous question, if you make $250,000 a year, you re in the upper 1 percent of all earners in the united states and for most people, that would be seen as being wealthy compared to the 99 percent that are underneath the people making $250,000 a year. jon: all right, rick. here s a question for you. with a total of around 8000 earmarks by the house and senate combined, where can we find a list of them if one even exists? is that comes from spencer anthony in y
the fort hood massacre, botched times square bombing and the recent mail plot. jon: he s the democrat who pulled out a big win on election day but that s not stopping the gop from trying to lure him to their side, the battle for west virginia s joe manchin. we are awaiting a life or death decision in connecticut. a jury, now deliberating whether stephen hayes should get the death penalty for the brutal murders of a mother and her two daughters. that decision could come any minute. jon: closing argument necessary the first civilian trial of a guantanamo detainee. thirty-six-year-old ahmed ghailani is accused of helping build the bomb used in the 1998 attacks on two u.s. embassy attacks in after cash ghailani s lawyers called no witnesses. what can we expect from closing argument? david lee miller outside the federal courthouse in new york city, i r i know you re just out of the courtroom. what s the latest david? recovery reporter the closing arguments for the prosecutor was