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Market that was committed to catering to the preferences of white americans. and i live in a community right now though, and these communities are constrained by desperate efforts to stave off what they see as the high cost of integration. in a state like new jersey, governor christie does not support these old line suburbs, because they have heavy infrastructure cost, their school systems are older, their salaried public servants are well paid and have extensive benefits. meaning that the cost of integration means that everyone's got to share in that. the state's got to share in that and the ...

Funeral. can you put that into words for families today? >> not words that can be broadcast on national television, no. >> i appreciate your honesty. >> one of my flarb neighbors is on his way to afghanistan right now. i can't imagine the worry his family is experiencing, not knowing that if something awful happens to him, if the unthinkable happens that we all plan for when we send our loved ones overseas, what they will do. every family puts together a funeral plan. we know hot the service member's funeral services will be, where their will is located. we have to think through that, but our ...

Good idea for the federal government to give detroit $300 million? >> it sounds like a really big number. it isn't. in some cases it's like finding a $20 bill in government expenditures. thing the bigger issues for detroit are really what's centering around funds. >> kevin orr, he says their investigations are uncovering a lot of questionable decision like city pensions. like what, david? >> they're finding a lot of questionable real estate deals. i wouldn't be surprised to see a lot more it dietments as time rolls on. these kind of things, there's probably a lot of insider trades going on. ju...

Tooth and nail. >> notice when people didn't fit. >> is government. >> except within it came to covering prescriptions for old people. >> that seemed to be a nice government thing people like. >> we were in a 7 trillion dollar hole. you know what, you wouldn't have had ted cruz if not for the medicare prescription pard d, if not for the bailout. there is a reason why people who do take on the entrenched interests have a real constituency. this is not a small district congressmen here. this is the senator from texas. >> by the way, isn't it fascinating he is going after this instead of entitlem...

They'll simply keep work for as long as they can. >> arthel: that's a little two fold. i would love it if everybody could afford to retire at 62 or 65 and have a very, very comfortable lifestyle. unfortunately, that's not going to be the case, especially according to what we're talking about. two things, some of us are thinking, i want to keep working a little longer. we're still lively and young and moving at that point. >> that's the good side of it. >> arthel: that's the good side because americans are living longer. because of that, then you have the pension plan factor coming in to play. ...