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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110527:02:18:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110527:02:18:00

Self-fulfilling prophesies. >> these are the people in 2008 were making a debt on $200 aisle. >> you think goldman sachs is wrong in the estimate we're going back up to 130, 120? >> yeah. i mean, basically this is another form of market manipulation in my view. this is another form of basically pushing the envelope. what they are saying or doing is not illegal but they are allowed to do it. the government has the responsibility to slap them hard. >> democratic senators met today with the chairman of the agency charged with regulating speculators to find out why the government hasn't slapped th...

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Justice david prosser's win over joann kloppenberg earlier this week. wisconsin republicans might not wait for a supreme court ruling. the nation's john nichols has learned the wisconsin legislature might take up walker's bill and try to pass it again. meanwhile, the wisconsin government accountability board cleared the way for recall elections of three senate republicans on july 12th. the recall elections will look different from any vote in the history of the badger state after governor walker signed a voter i.d. bill earlier today. this new law will require wisconsin voters to show a photo ...

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Very controversial act. the majority leader of the state senate scott fitzgerald has already said he is worried about it for two reasons. number one, he's worried that as he says 70,000 people will show up to protest the day he does it. that's a very real possibility. but second, he's also concerned and many republicans tell me this, about the possibility that some members of their own caucus might object because if you're facing a recall vote in july you don't really want to vote for an unpopular law in june. >> well let's talk about that recall vote coming up in july. how is the voter i.d. l...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110527:02:38:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110527:02:38:00

Very controversial act. the majority leader of the state senate scott fitzgerald has already said he is worried about it for two reasons. number one, he's worried that as he says 70,000 people will show up to protest the day he does it. that's a very real possibility. but second, he's also concerned and many republicans tell me this, about the possibility that some members of their own caucus might object because if you're facing a recall vote in july you don't really want to vote for an unpopular law in june. >> well let's talk about that recall vote coming up in july. how is the voter i.d. l...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110527:05:18:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110527:05:18:00

>> these are the people in 2008 were making a debt on $200 aisle. >> you think goldman sachs is wrong in the estimate we're going back up to 130, 120? >> yeah. i mean, basically this is another form of market manipulation in my view. this is another form of basically pushing the envelope. what they are saying or doing is not illegal but they are allowed to do it. the government has the responsibility to slap them hard. >> democratic senators met today with the chairman of the agency charged with regulating speculators to find out why the government hasn't slapped them hard. the seven senators ...