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On us. he doesn't think we'll have the patience to listen. isn't the singular truth they're refusing to give the numbers because if they -- they know if they did so, people would run for the hills? thild they would run for the hills. >> they would certainly run for their calculators because the numbers don't add up. if you actually look at the ten-year cost of mitt romney's tax cuts to folks earning above $200,000 so people in the upper levels, that loss is $2 trillion. the governor says i'll pay for that by closing all the loopholes. i had broaden the tax base. there's only $1.7 trillion in l...

Have read, which is that the idea of ameritocracy and this young man setting up an investment of $10 million, it all came from his parents. >> i admire that he is honest about the fact. that is in direct contradiction to his father who is running for president. in an environment in which we all praise ameritocracy so much everyone has to construct a story of it even when it is preposterous. mitt romney actually got up at and said i could have been the haefd the car company but i walked away from it and i went to harvard and earned every dollar i got. this looks ridiculous but it is a deep part...

Them. it's like taking a salt tablet. i don'ty t think it would be d any good at this point. >> how does the decontamination process work? talk us through in t. >> contamination can occur in two ways. the internal contamination, where you either inhale or breathe in the radio active material, and external contamination where the radioactive material is on the ground or on your skin or on your clothes. external contamination you can certainly deal with. you can wash, you can change your clothes, you and remove contamination from the ground. internal contamination is much more difficult to deal ...

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Search. carl 11 on the armed services committee, the democrat from michigan, says 15,000 minimum. martin? >> how much is this drawdown reigning in military and its vast budget in a time of real financial pressure. the nation is spending almost $120 billion this year in afghanistan. isn't the singular truth that we can't afford it anymore? >> and that is an argument that's been made across the political spectrum. everyone from a group of mayors who got together recently and wrote a letter to the president and said we need bridges, not in kabul. we need bridges built in kalamazoo and other place...