is we are talking about it more because quite frankly you are willing to come on and talk about it and start a national discussion. bill: i disagree with you in a sense i don t think 50 years ago in this country that female teachers were thog kind of stuff to the extent they are how to. i could be wrong. i don t have any data. i disagree. bill: we don t have data to base that on. we have date it from the 40s. nobody talked about this in the 40s. we don t have good date da. we have data from the 40s and the 60s and the 90s. the last study was in 2005 that said that this was as high as 25% of kids have been abused. now, breaking that down females. bill: it was a 25% threshold in the 40s. i find that impossible to believe? when i did research specifically on the topic with people researching the issue, bill, what they said to me is bonnie, we don t think it is increasing. we think that in the 40s it
is we are talking about it more because quite frankly you are willing to come on and talk about it and start a national discussion. bill: i disagree with you in a sense i don t think 50 years ago in this country that female teachers were thog kind of stuff to the extent they are how to. i could be wrong. i don t have any data. i disagree. bill: we don t have data to base that on. we have date it from the 40s. nobody talked about this in the 40s. we don t have good date da. we have data from the 40s and the 60s and the 90s. the last study was in 2005 that said that this was as high as 25% of kids have been abused. now, breaking that down females. bill: it was a 25% threshold in the 40s. i find that impossible to believe? when i did research specifically on the topic with people researching the issue, bill, what they said to me is bonnie, we don t think it is increasing. we think that in the 40s it
is we are talking about it more because quite frankly you are willing to come on and talk about it and start a national discussion. bill: i disagree with you in a sense i don t think 50 years ago in this country that female teachers were thog kind of stuff to the extent they are how to. i could be wrong. i don t have any data. i disagree. bill: we don t have data to base that on. we have date it from the 40s. nobody talked about this in the 40s. we don t have good date da. we have data from the 40s and the 60s and the 90s. the last study was in 2005 that said that this was as high as 25% of kids have been abused. now, breaking that down females. bill: it was a 25% threshold in the 40s. i find that impossible to believe? when i did research specifically on the topic with people researching the issue, bill, what they said to me is bonnie, we don t think it is increasing. we think that in the 40s it
when let s see if we ve gotten worry about getting people back to work. it has been like this for many months. the gdp remains anemic at best. any objective measure of the economy is really quite tepid. you pointed out the 1.5% rate. that is going to do thog nothing to bring the unemployment rate below 8.5%. whether it is in the shovel ready jobs for lifting 2 million people out of poverty or green jobs initiatives, all of the promises were made with stimulus in mind. none have come true and sense you are seeing this anemic lethargic growth rate for the economy. jamie: quantify just how painful the above 8% or 8.2% unemployment rate it for the country right how to. the effective rate is probably higher than that. how are people around the country feeling right now?
on a strong showing in tuesday s mississippi and alabama primaries, and he s still going after mitt romney, this time in reference to gas prices. the president seems to suggest to you just like dr. chu. dr. chu is the secretary of anti-energy. to be honest, he said that before he became secretary that he wanted americans to pay european levels of $9 or $10 a gallon. so last week give him credit for being honest. last week he testified in the house, and somebody from mississippi actually, said to him, gas prices are really hurting people. what are you going to do to lower gas prices? and to be fair to dr. chu, he honestly said, nothing. now, newt gingrich rather has plenty of company in mississippi. mitt romney is there as well holding a rally later today in pascagoula. rick santorum is next door, rounding up support with three stops across alabama. first time claims for unemployment benefits ticked upwards last week. labor department says that 362,000 people filed for