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International concern because satellite technology can be used to launch ballistic missiles. he claims the satellite is for research only. rick scott turning to the tea party for support for his budget plan. the republican breaking with tradition, giving his first budget speech to 800 people from tea party organizations, the plan, slashing $5 billion from state spending or cutting business and property taxes. the governor's bottom line in turf times, state needs to do more with less. a message that is getting of course a warm reception from the tea party. >> floridians shouldn't have to spen...

The governor there is taking him on and saying we have to wake up to the reality of doing something, so, could he sort of provide the test and laying the groundwork for the administration? >>guest: we see what happens with that. it is not happening in california with jerry brown and the democratic legislature and california is the disaster of this in 1999 when davis and the democratic legislature opened the floodgates for the retirement programs. but the point is, the president, this is, how are they going to bail them out other than the fed which is another problem, the president is going to ...

Benefit programs, retirement programs. weisselberg, they say, was allowing himself to be paid by certain entities connected to the trump organization as self-employed, even though he wasn't. and that enabled him to exempt certain amounts of money that he could put into his retirement plan. that extended to him and, quote, other executives. what other executives? remember the trump family? trump himself? we don't know, they're not named. we know that weisselberg's kids are involved, because they're explained as family. if the kids are brought into play, what will that mean for weisselberg in te...

This lawmaker from the '70s. named ungine ujine keogh. he came up with the idea of letting self-employed people and businesses that aren't incorporated have their own benefit programs, contribution benefit programs, retirement programs. weisselberg, they say, was allowing himself to be paid by certain entities connected to the trump org as self-employed, even though he wasn't. he was working for the trump organization. and that enabled him to exempt certain amounts of money that he could then put into his retirement plan. you see what i'm saying? that extended to him and, quote, other executiv...

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