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2009 that carbon dioxide should be and could be regulated as a pollutant. in other words, as early as the beginning of his first administration, this president could have moved administratively, aggressively to clamp down on existing power plants, many of which are belching huge amounts of the carbon dioxide that results in the warming of temperatures that you're talking about. he didn't do it then. but he did do it today. or at least he initiated the process today, which he didn't want to do, frankly, because ohio voted in 2012. >> let's take a look at mitt romney. i don't want to call anybod...

Come forward. first of all i think that the law says that she's got to be paid administratively. bill: she has legal protection. >> correct. nothing says that the secretary of the treasury can't call her up and say you did a terrible job you nee to quit. ment white house cheech of staff should call and say you did a terrible job you need to quit and if that doesn't work the president should exhe shall eyes leadership and say we can't have you on the payroll you need to go. bill: her attorneys, obviously, does she pay them or somebody else? >> i get the sense we pay. i believe that we should do...

Company can play the advantage and give people an opportunity to try their hand at a lot of different things, where as at a large company, you are locked into a narrower job description. >> yes. >> and a question for the future of an ophthalmology practice that is trying to stay true to the small business roots. >> we are wondering how we can perform most effectively as a small business and maintain our autonomy with all of this big business becoming the norm around us. >> yeah. and in health care it is especially rough, because they have all of the requirements that they have to deal with adm...

More likely to be locked into a narrower job description. >> let's move on to the next one, a question about the future for an ophthalmology practice that's trying to stay true to its small business roots. >> we're wondering how we can perform most effectively as a small business and maintain our autonomy with all this big business becoming the norm around us. >> i think in health care it's especially rough, because they have all of these requirements that they have to deal with administratively now that they didn't used to have to before. so electronic medical records, pay for performance. bu...

Can take administratively as opposed through legislation. as far as people lining up and purchasing more guns, i think that we've seen for some time that those who oppose any common sense gun control or gun safety measures have pretty effective way of gining up fear on the part of gun owners that somehow the federal government's about to take all your guns away, and that, there is probably an economic element to that. it obviously is good for business but i think that, you know, those of us who look at this problem have repeatedly said that responsible gun owners, people who have a gun for