Friend. To depress the wages, to favor the rich, is still in full throttle. Im not concerned about the very poor. Still in full throttle. I made a number of mistakes personally in things i said. 47 of the people i wish i could fix those and go back and relive history. But thats not going to happen. Youre fired. I want to see america succeed. America america weve got to get this country going again. From sea to shining sea youre fired. The fabulous experience. I cant tell you how wonderful it was. Good to have you with us tonight, folks. Thanks for watching. We thought we would put out the old file tape for memory. Because it seems like everything these guys are pushing right now is what america rejected. Mitt romney lost the election. But this is all about election denial. And whats all this talk about the president wont negotiate . President obama brought some conservative media people over to the white house for an offtherecord meeting. You know, like Charles Kraut hammer. Theres a r
U. S. Airwaysamerican. What other ones are in your mind . This was the year of the big deal. Who could Forget Verizon buying the entire stake. Ack from vodafone that was an enormous deal. It helped deal volume spike up a little bit. At the end of the day, the number of deals we have seen is relatively flat compared to last year. The total number was abysmal, quite dismal for bankers and lawyers on the street. They will have to look ahead to 2014 to see if there are opportunities to bump the number up. A lot of private equity firms are waiting this out, trying to make a big splash in 2014. You mentioned verizon. Most of the big deals were in tack or telecom. That is right. We might see a few more going on. This is a mature industry. There are some big deals we could see going forward. Mobile outu have t there that is still a target. We might see softbank make a run for that. They are the majority owner of sprint, so they will have to consolidate to capitalize on that Business Model. Tha
Good afternoon to you on this monday afternoon. We begin as washington shakes off its post shutdown days. And turns its focus on to the troubled rollout that spurred all that republican ire in the first place. A little website known as healthcare. Gov. And today in the white house rose garden, the president voud to deal with the technological flaws that have made signing up so difficult for so many americans. There is no shoeiugarcoatin. The website is too slow, people have been getting stuck during the application process. Nobody is madder than me about the fact that the website isnt working as well as it should. Which means its going to get fixed. The president said a tech surge is already at work, 24 7 to address the website issues. But while the kinks are being ironed out, he urged people to sign up by phone or in person. And offered a reminder, that online glitches cannot be allowed to overshadow the monumental benefit of the law for millions of americans. We did not wage this lon
Nearly 90 of those stopped have been innocent, but their names ended up in a Police Database anyway. Until now. We will speak to Donna Lieberman of the new york Civil Liberties union. Then imprisoned 73yearold civil rights attorney Lynne Stewart seeks compassionate release as she battles fourth stage Breast Cancer nine bars. She doesnt do anything for herself. She doesnt get her meals, she doesnt make up her bed, and they say, oh, she is self sufficient. Yet in the prison, she does nothing. We will speak with her husband, daughter, an attorney. Idc Police Officer has been caught infiltrating road test condemning bangladeshi factory conditions. All of that and more coming up. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. In the latest revelations about the National Security agency sweeping surveillance, the New York Times reports the nsa is searching through the contents of fast troves of email and Text Communications flowing into and out of the co
Nearly 90 of those stopped have been innocent, but their names ended up in a Police Database anyway. Until now. We will speak to Donna Lieberman of the new york Civil Liberties union. Then imprisoned 73yearold civil rights attorney Lynne Stewart seeks compassionate release as she battles fourth stage Breast Cancer nine bars. She doesnt do anything for herself. She doesnt get her meals, she doesnt make up her bed, and they say, oh, she is self sufficient. Yet in the prison, she does nothing. We will speak with her husband, daughter, an attorney. Idc Police Officer has been caught infiltrating road test condemning bangladeshi factory conditions. All of that and more coming up. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. In the latest revelations about the National Security agency sweeping surveillance, the New York Times reports the nsa is searching through the contents of fast troves of email and Text Communications flowing into and out of the co