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Obligation to track it down. >> i agree. public money and in the restaurant, for npr you have less of an expectation of privacy. i have done this in consumer reporting where it wasn't public money involved. where it wasn't a private office. >> bill: bundo guy somebody stealing money. >> in this case abortion doctors telling women they weren't pregnant and they are and giving them fake abortions. >> bill: three dog night? that's you? >> i was younger then. >> bill: i'm sorry, i thought i was going to break "joy to the world." folks have to understand when there is a crime in play or malfeasance...

Accommodated would be a good thing. but what i have learned during years of consumer reporting is these well intended laws always have unintended consequences and often they are worse than the good the law does. do you own a business? if you do you better be in compliance with the ada. the americans with disablities act. here it is. the law and its rules are hundreds of pages long. it's all in here if you can understand sentences like letters and numbers on signs should have a width to height ratio between 3-5 and 1:1. also you have to check your doors. interior hinge doors must be 5ldf22.2n. ...

The government had to come, in spend a bunch of money and create a big bureaucracy with new rules and new regulations. we're just learning about what they are going to be now in the coming months. but now we're finding out that access to services is not going to be improved. even the obama administration seems to be basically conceding a lot of this ground now. and so the unintended consequences are more expensive health care probably and fewer choices and less power to the people. >> those are always the unintended consequences. and we have only begun to learn what they are in the health care...

The government had to come, in spend a bunch of money and create a big bureaucracy with new rules and new regulations. we're just learning about what they are going to be now in the coming months. but now we're finding out that access to services is not going to be improved. even the obama administration seems to be basically conceding a lot of this ground now. and so the unintended consequences are more expensive health care probably and fewer choices and less power to the people. >> those are always the unintended consequences. and we have only begun to learn what they are in the health care...

The government had to come, in spend a bunch of money and create a big bureaucracy with new rules and new regulations. we're just learning about what they are going to be now in the coming months. but now we're finding out that access to services is not going to be improved. even the obama administration seems to be basically conceding a lot of this ground now. and so the unintended consequences are more expensive health care probably and fewer choices and less power to the people. >> those are always the unintended consequences. and we have only begun to learn what they are in the health care...