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that capture the spirit and energy one associates with soup. of course, you're probably thinking what's soup without music? that's what i thought. ( laughter ) well, they got that covered, too, because campbell's has partner with the music service spottify so consumers can create custom playlists built off the persona of the soup. soup-inspired playlists! it's like a mix tape you make for your girlfriend, only your girlfriend is a bag of soup. ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers and applause ) for example, i chose tom petty's "a wasted life "to describe whoever came up with this marketing campaign. ( laughter ) soup! now, nation, ever since former c.i.a. director david petraeus revealed his torrid affair, the scandal has the entire news-scape in a tizzy. >> the sex scandal that's rocked washington. >> a salacious sex scandal involving the now-former c.i.a. director. >> breaking new details on the fast-moving c.i.a. sex scandal. >> we have to talk about the fiscal cliff but i'm dying to ask you about the scandal because it's all anyone's talkin talking about. >> stephen: yeah. this sex scan
violence of course. we have great guests on the show, including public citizen energy director and edward isaac dovere. but i guess the real important story is that mc hammer came out and sang [ inaudible ] at the american music festival. >> is that what happened? >> john: yes. >> i can't wait to tell my grandchildren that this one-hit wonder cy went on with mc hammer. >> john: yes, cy came -- >> deep it going dan. ♪ >> john: cy came out and lip sinked. he is playing the studio version, and then mc hammer comes out and [ inaudible ] his third biggest hit -- >> this sounds like a train wreck. >> john: if you listen very very closely to this you can hear the founding fathers weep. and we'll be talking about david petraeus. because there is now a backlash of people saying why should he have to resign? the obvious answer is because he is the biggest spy in america and spies get fired for less. but what do you think? if america needs him running the cia, if he can do for america what he did for afghanistan, why would you want him leaving? >> yeah. >> john: please feel free
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report that the international energy agency about the country's energy production by 2020. later, we will talk about how the federal bureau of investigation and the cyber- based crimes. clark sought foreign policy scholars will discuss the relationship of the u.s. with china. we will hear from the u.s. ambassador to china. our live coverage begins tomorrow at 9:15 on c-span2. >> the mindset of the world, was into the mid 1990's that wire line access would -- with stuff on poles or in the ground was the key to understanding telecommunications. the intriguing part of the wireless story is how very few people inside the industry - back- that is why the report came out the way it did. it must not just the fcc who did not understand the potential of the wireless. it was the entire industry. except for a few visionaries who were regarded as kooks. turned out to be the case was the hope that some people had that you could have a robustly competitive fixed line access industry, where a half dozen companies are offering telephone service over luetkemeyer. -- over wire. that vision was mistake
hit were financials because of the tighter regulations, tougher to do business, but also energy, same thing, on the coal and the environmental side there. so i think those two were kind of what i will call a reset. >> would you buy in to the selloff or do you want to take to the sidelines. the market has done well under president obama. i realize it is probably the free money and the stimulus from the federal reserve that that has driven the market but the nasdaq is up 90%, the dow up 50%, s&p 500 up 60%. was this an over reaction and would you look for opportunities to get in? >> i think, i would say fundamentally we are looking for s&p earnings of $100 a share next year. that is somewhat lower than what total year 2012 will be. we're also below consensus, but even still, $100 a share should support 1400 in the s&p which is higher than it is right now. should support 1450, potentially even 1500. i would say we're in a range bond market in the u.s. and it's going to be subject to a lot of headlines we will read. >> what sectors do you think will do well under an obama presidency. what
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it incredibly cynical fashion, there's a little less energy behind the kind of conspiracy mongering except for john mccain ym who is in it until the end. >> but then today, the reason this was an important question today, today the talking points given to susan rice after the benghazi attack, those talking points were published. and if those talking points are what she was given to say, she hued essentially exactly to what she was briefed to say by the intelligence agency. so on the matter of her and whether she's the architect of the great coverup and can't be secretary of state and all these other thing, i thought today that settled it. >> it did, but i also think -- i guess i was to distinguish between two trends that happen in the republican party. there's this conspiracy mongering and this believing your own ridiculousness that happens. dick morris was calling into that agenda 21 briefing. that's a fairly prominent person in the american right these days. so there's that at one end. then there's the nihilistic obstruction. and the war on susan rice seems to be more in that latter cate
, because of the -- you know, tighter regulations, tougher to do business. but also energy. same thing on the coal and the environmental side there. so i think those two were kind of what i'll call a reset. >> so would you buy into this selloff, or do you want to take to the sidelines? i mean, the market -- let's face it, the market has done extremely well under president obama. realize it's also partly the free money and the stimulus from the federal reserve that has driven the market. but the nasdaq up nearly 90%, the dow up 50%, s&p 500 up 60%. so was this an overreaction, and would you look for opportunities to get in? >> well, you know, i think, you know, i would say fundamentally, we're looking for s&p earnings of about $100 a share next year. so that is somewhat lower than what year -- total year 2012 will be, we're also below consensus. but even still, $100 a share should support 1,400 in the s&p, which is higher than it is right now. should support 1450, potentially even 1500. so, you know, i would say we're an arranged bond market in the u.s., and really, it's going to be sub
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that are important for queer communities -- the energy that we are putting around marriage equality issue. >> this is an important question. issues of employment discrimination are critically important. even things like health care disparity, if you will, the reality of where lbgt people are, it is not quite clear and it doesn't bubble up to what is being talked about right now. because marriage equality had been at the forefront. and i do think in some ways, it is why the national gays and lesbians have spent so much time trying to broaden this to make sure that transgendered people in those issues are included in all the work that we do. it is widely thought very hard to make sure that gender identity is included in the employment nondiscrimination act. because we could go the other way with incremental progress with his progress. but we would've left out a whole swath of the community. folks who have greater experiences of discrimination, violence is still an issue. we forget that people are still being violently attacked because of who they are and because of who they love. i think a
in this moment, very unsustainable. must make fiscal reform and energy reform, education reform. but anyway, second. in this moment i don't know whether this will mean that's been in this moment i consider the bailout is not critical for the country. >> why not? >> one, because the condition they can establish after you ask the bailout may be will be the same policies that the government trying to intimate in spain. an advantage in terms of finance countries, of credit, but i believe you have limited -- [inaudible] and this is a price, a medical term, maybe economic terms will be in my view would be my view, more than -- [inaudible]. the second, but the bailout we're talking about bailout not in the greater terms. bailout not depend only of the will of the spanish government. depend on the approval of the rest of the government's. >> particularly germany, right? >> because it is the most important country. but i am convinced the germans reject any totally the possibility spend go ask you don't spank you think germany will veto any bailout for spring? >> absolute. i am convinced of this. so
frequency are we using in the electronic magnetic spectrum. how much energy are we putting out? are people measuring it? do we know what we need to know about that? the answer was we did a pretty good job at one time during the cold war. some of you may remember emission control. that was a consistent effort we had. not so much now. frankly, we haven't had to do that. we need do what i guess i would call take care of our electromagnetic high gene to know how much are we putting out there that is being picked. what frequency? why do we use the frequency do. can we hop frequency as we build new systems? it will be important 39 potential adversaries and new systems that are coming in that measure that. troping magnetic spectrum is important. we need to sustain the undersea domino the undersea domain. a that's continuing a networking-approach. it's it's important have submarines. they are a main part in the undersea domain. that's a matter of having systems. it's pa aircraft, it's surface ships with the appropriate sonar and rays, it's fixed system on the bottom. it's un-- unmanned underwater
of issues including tax reform, the national debt, energy and immigration policy. >> christine, you were in iowa giving a speech, as well, weren't you? did you run into each other? >> no, but they were all buzzing about how he was going to be there and democrats are saying look, here we go again. republicans are saying marco rubio. already in iowa they were talking about the precursor to 2016. >> would have been a good sighting for you. meanwhile how about this for a sighting? justin bieber took top honors sunday night at the american music awards. winning the artist of the year award, along with two other trophies. even brought his mom onstage to celebrate. gotta love someone who does that. nicki minaj won for favorite rap hip-hop album and favorite rap hip hot artist. taylor swift kept up her streak winning her fifth consecutive award for favorite country startist. and you can definitely call carly rae jepsen new partist of the year. >> about 19 minutes past the hour this morning. we're getting an early read on your local news making national headlines. from the odessa american in texa
taste this soup. >> the fda uncovered a possible danger related to 5 hour energy shots you see almost everywhere. the agency said the energy drinks have been linked to 13 deaths, 92 life threatening incidents since 2008. those incidents include heart attacks, con vul shuns and at least one miscarriage. the report comes a month after the fda said monster energy drinks were at risk. >>> the risk of autism may be higher in mothers who contracted the flu or had a fever for more than a week during pregnancy. it included 97,000 children born in denmark between 1997 and 2003. children whose mothers had the flu or a week long fever while pregnant had twice the risk of being diagnosed with autism disorder before age 3. resever tfrjts state health department has new remembering men dayings for hospitals for breast-feeding mothers. they are focused on the time that the mother is in the hospital with her newborn. kie reid has more. >> on average, a mother and her newborn will stay in a hospital for 24 to 48 hours after delivery. that's why the state health department has come up with remembericom
of education, energy, homeland security, interior, justice, state. in fact, it's more than we spend at all of them combined. maria, if we do nothing, by the year 2020, we'll be spending over $1 trillion a year on interest cost alone. that's $1 trillion we can't spend in this country to educate our kids or to rebuild our infrastructure or to do high-valuated research. unfortunately, it is $1 trillion that's going to be spent in those countries we're borrowing from. we'll be building the infrastructure in asia. we'll be educating those kids over there. it means we'll be building their universities so the research is done over there so the next new thing is created over there so the jobs of the future are there, not here. that's crazy. >> i think i know the answer to this next question, but i mean, what is a better outcome for the long-term fiscal health of the country? kicking the can down the road or leaving the status quo on spending and taxes or going over the fiscal cliff? i mean, do we need to go over the fiscal cliff with the four spending cuts and tax hikes to get things moving? >> th
the pipeline route. the pipeline will likely get approval and get built. either way, the energy relationship between the u.s. and canada will continue to grow. and while president obama meets with his newly elected mexican counter part this month, a major topic will be obama's goil goal for immigration reform. it's a domestic issue with regional economic implications for both the united states and mexico. so president obama has got a lot to think about. joining me now is fareed zakaria. he is host of "gps." you understand the economy and foreign affairs. let's talk about europe first of all. you get the impression that china was the biggest economic threat to the united states. but if europe doesn't get its act together, the trade between europe and the u.s. is greater. should the president be worrying about that more? >> he's worrying about it. look, there is no danger of a lehman like collapse in europe because the european central bank finally has essentially copied the federal reserve. and has provided liquidity. so no crisis, no crash. what instead has happened is the slow motion cross-

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