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this is goldman sachs, the very well known investment banker, very powerful and famous, they've come flat out and said, look, we are not going to have the kind of vigorous recovery that we were expecting to have. as you point out, they say, look, unemployment is still going to be 8 3/4 percent by the end of next year and the economy will not pick up rapidly but slow down a little bit from where it is now. we've done some digging into the government's own figures. if the economy was expanding nicely, rapidly, you would expect the government would be taking in a lot more money, because...

good evening. it's one of the true media empires in the world. it's threatened and under attack. it's the empire of rupert murdoch, newspaper man who shut down one of his many papers but remains in the business along with some of the great name plates in film and television. it started with newspaper reporters eaves dropping on the cell phones of innocent people, claims more victims and may soon be felt here in the u.s. than many first thought. it's galloping through great britain where it is the story. we get to hear from rupert murdoch. tonight there's been another development in t...

in a poll out today showing voters are not supporting this republican tea party approach. plus, pay attention to the man behind the curtain. really pay attention. the gop the refusal to raise any taxes under any circumstances is matching the clear purposes the man pushing republican tax policy right now. one man. grover norquist, the most powerful man most americans have never heard of plays "hardball" here tonight. plus, another day, another resignation in the murdoch scandal. this time the number two man in scotland yard. one day after number one man went belly up. and easy to fo...

that we were expecting to have. as you point out, they say, look, unemployment is still going to be 8 3/4 percent by the end of next year and the economy will not pick up rapidly but slow down a little bit from where it is now. we've done some digging into the government's own figures. if the economy was expanding nicely, rapidly, you would expect the government would be taking in a lot more money, because more people are working, they are spending and they would be taxed more. that is not happening. in june of this year the amount of money flowing into the treasury was actually less...

again, and let republicans pocket $1.5 trillion in spending cuts without giving anything away and set up yet another fiscal commission to kick the can down the road. and then later in the show, we will talk about the debt deal that won't happen, but the one that republicans really want. a deal that would change the constitution in order to make new taxes virtually impossible to pass, and current spending on medicare, social security and more literally unconstitutional to maintain, and would possibly hand over alternate power of the budget over to the courts. finally at the end of the...