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Greta Van Susteren
FOX News September 8, 2010 10:00pm-11:00pm EDT
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everybody feels like my child has to be treated a certain way and has to be coddled. there's a lot of coddling. >> sean: give vouchers and the problem is solved. thanks guys. greta is next. >> greta: his ears must be burning. whose? john boehner's ears. president obama sure is talking about him it is not nice talk, it is fighting words, even ridiculing minority leader boehner at times. president obama saying no way to extending the bush tax cuts. >> the president: with all the other budgetary pressures we have, with all the republicans' talk about wanting to shrink the deficit, they would have us borrow 700 billion dollars, over the next 10 years, to give a tax cut of about $100,000 each, to folks who are already millionaires. let me be clear to mr. boehner
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and everybody else, we should not hold middle class tax cuts hostage any longer. [ applause ] >> greta: while the president gears up for battle with the he knows the democrats could get a november thumping. >> if the election is a referendum on are people satisfied about the economy as it currently is? we are not going to do well. because i think everybody feels like this economy needs to do better than it has been doing. >> greta: fox business network reporter ashley webster. >> in reference to what the president said about whether it is a referendum on the economy is the business world looking at whether or not it is instead a referendum on him and his policies? >> absolutely. we've got nothing new from the pre. here we are we've already spent 862 billion dollars on stimulus and i'm still waiting for the return on that money. today another 350 billion dollars of tax incentives.
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the spending has to stop. it is going to be hard for democrats going into the midterm elections, i think, to carry through some of these policies especially in swing states. people are fed up with the federal spending. i would rather have my money go to main street businesses and wall street, let member handle the money. than i would federal bureaucrats where it just goes into the great abyss. >> greta: what is the difference? today president obama took swipes at minority leader boehner about his proposal. what is the president proposing and what is minority leader boehner proposing? >> it is philosophy of big government. john boehner says he would like to cut federal spending. he would also like to freeze taxes at their current rates. of course, i have to agree in one respect. with the economy struggling as it is the thought of raising any taxes doesn't seem straight. the president says those tax -- bush tax cuts should be allowed to expire for those very richest of americans in
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the top five, four percent. the ref us people earning less than $250,000 or less should be able to keep those tax cuts in place. so it comes down to how much money do you want the government to spend? that's the issue. i think democrats are going to have a hard time convincing their constituents that more spending is the answer. i don't think you can our way out of this problem. >> greta: it seems one of the problems is an infusion of money tax cuts or whatever to put stimulus money whatever, to put an infusion of money into the economy and do it quickly in order to ref it up. -- to rev it up. tell me if i'm wrong, i looked at some number. if we did away with a portion of the payroll taxes withholding money in the year 2008, there was 900 billion of revenue withholding. it seems we can almost throw the switch for a couple weeks
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and let workers keep extra money in their pocket and it would be a faster infusion rather than these grandiose long term uncertain programs. >> i agree. that's the point republicans have been making. get that money straight into the pockets of the workers who will then, as the theory goes, get the economy going. absolutely, we spend all this on the stimulus infrastructure but it is taking so long because of the red tape, for that money to translate into jobs. it hasn't happened yet that's what we need look at, frankly, a quicker way of getting the money to the peep who need get economy going. >> greta: while they are both busy criticizing each other we are not getting farther ahead and businesses continue to run into enormous problems. so the two sides they owe it to us to do something, at least to talk to each other. >> absolutely, the sooner the better. >> greta: don't hold your breath. ashley, thank you. >> sure. >> greta: so what's up?
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is secretary of state hillary clinton going a bit rogue? today the president is in ohio pushing for more spending. secretary of state clinton has a big warning. >> i i think that our rising debt levels poses a national security threat. it poses a national security threat in two ways. it undermines our capacity to act in our own interests. and it does constrain us, where constraint may be undesireable. it also sends a message of weakness internationally. >> greta: joining us former secretary of state kissinger. good evening, sir do you agree with the current secretary of state that our debt poses a possible national security problem? >> i agree with secretary clinton. that the deficit constraints our ability to act and keeps us from or may keep us from
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doing things that we would otherwise do and should do. >> greta: how do we reconcile and maybe we can't reconcile on the one hand we have the president saying we need more, which creates more debt or more deficit and we've got the secretary of state on the same day saying that it creates a possibility of a national security threat. how do we reconcile those two very serious problems? >> well, in the short term, it will not have a immediate impact. what will be needed is to review our international commitments and our foreign activities to see in what priority they should be conducted. that will be a major responsibility over the years ahead. >> greta: why do you think the chinese buy our debt? because they think it is a
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good financial investment or because they like the idea of us owing them money and it has some sort of element of control? >> well, originally, they invested here because it was an element of stability and also because it created some obligations on our part, some appreciation on our part. but the impact of the financial crisis on china has been enormous in the sense that they used to think that we knew how to run the financial system. now i think they have become much more cautious and probably have cut down their purchase of our debt to a significant degree. >> greta: have we had -- have we lost diplomatic muscle? we need china to help with us
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north korea, iran, with other hot spots in the world. have we lost our diplomatic muscle vis-a-vis them, because we owe them so much money? >> in the short term, it may not make too much difference. but over a period of time, when countries are making their assessement of what risks they are going to run together with us and what commitments they will make in realize to us, the indebtedness of the united states will be a big handicap. >> greta: how do we get around that? i realize your history in the diplomatic, political world, i know you have a strong grip on economic issues. what do you recommend? >> we'll have to go through a period of getting our house in order. and we'll have to start reducing our debt. and i personally believe two
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reindustrialize our country so we have more manufacturing capability and don't become more and more a service economy. it may not have an impact in any six-month-period. but it will have an impact over a five year period. >> greta: what about our deficit? does the deficit have any bearing on our strength vis-a-vis trying to get countries to help us with iran? take china out. in terms of our international stature? >> no, i don't think the deficit is the primary element in -- on the iran question. the problem with respect to the iran question is that a number of countries china, russia, have been unwilling to make commercial sacrifices. if you are not willing to make
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a commercial sacrifice you are not going to be able to have effective sanctions. the point inevitably will be reached with the iranian program will be so far down the road that what the international community does is irrelevant and in a way counter productive that is my big worry that is not driven primarily by the deficit in the time period in which the sanctions are being discussed. >> greta: is iran going to get nuclear weapons? do you see anything to top them at this point? >> well, we are on a road within a measureable period of time we have to decide whether to take more decisive measures. that means sanctions and other pressures that really bite or whether we are going to live in a world of proliferated tphublg weapons, which creates an -- nuclear weapons, which
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creates a new set of circumstances. we will not get to that point by very gradual sanctions. defined by the fact that they don't fully bite and that's the only way we get countries to join them. that process is turning on itself and i would say within some period, 18 months, we will come to that point of decision where we either do more or recognize that iran is going to become a nuclear weapons state. >> greta: dr. kissinger, thank you. always nice to see. you need come back more often we haven't seen you in a while. >> pleasure to be here. >> greta: thank you sir. next, the president slams republicans again for not having a new plan for the economy. no plan? we'll find out. mike pence goes on the record next. >> some big news happened quietly last week. nobody seemed to notice.
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we could've gone a more traditional route... ... but it wouldn't have been nearly as memorable. ♪ >> greta: president obama today in ohio in campaign mode pushing nay economic plan and securing republicans.
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the president set his sights on john boehner, barbecuing the republican leader for a speech he made ohio. >> the president: there were no new policies from mr. boehner. there were no new ideas. there was just the same fill loss nay we had already tried -- the same philosophy that we had already tried during the decades they were in power. the same philosophy that lead to this mess in the first place. cut more taxes for millionaires and cut more rules for corporations. >> greta: is that true? do republicans really have no new ideas? congressman pence joins us. let me guess the answer to that question, you are going to say the president is wrong? >> i think the president is flat wrong. i don't think is a choice between the failed policies of the past and the failed policies of the present. what republicans are talking about is not tax cuts and more
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spending. but let's cut spending and let's cut taxes what was remarkable about the speech this morning or this afternoon rather, was how partisan it was. >> greta: pot shots. he was hooked on boehner boehner got under his skin, i guess. >> yeah. i was in cleveland last thursday. i've been traveling around ohio and pennsylvania and west virginia. people are hurting. this was billed as a outline of the president's new strategy to get this economy moving again. you know you are about 15 minutes into the speech where it seemed like the president was stuck back in 2008, fighting the last campaign, talking about the bush administration. look, what john boehner did this morning on national television was extend a hand to this administration and say, if you will join us, in reducing spending back just just to 2008 levels, house
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republicans will agree to a two year extension on all the current tax relief. we'll get that done, we'll create some certainty in the economy. but the extended hand by john boehner was met with the back tim man by the president. i have to think -- was met with the backhand of the president of the united states. i would like to get past the partisan strive and do something to create jobs. >> greta: the american people are hurting, i agree. i travel a lot in this country. the thing that always gets me and i sound like a broken record, i've been driving up and down main street and i see all the for lease signs. and i get notes from people who are unemployed and frightened. the thing that bothers me is the partisanship. i hear president obama say that the republicans have no ideas. the first thing i think of is congressman paul ryan, i don't know if his idea is good or
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not but has an idea. when i hear something like that, i know nobody is talking. everybody needs to sit down and talk. president obama needs to talk to congressman ryan, boehner, whatever. >> we have lots of great ideas -- >> maybe they are not but at least talk. >> in the last year and a half house republicans had a stimulus would have cost half as much and created twice as many jobs. budget that reduced the deficit by three trillion. health care proposal. we had an energy bill. the president, when he came to our retreat remember that in baltimore? we handed the president a booklet that included all of the republican solutions including to get this economy moving again. he held it up and admitted that the republicans do have solutions. when you see the president back on the stump in cleveland today saying, they have no ideas, no proposals, the same tired policies of the past. the american people know what we need do.
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we've got to get federal spending under control. we've got to start cutting spending now. at the minimum, we've got to make sure that no american sees a tax increase on january 1, 2011. the idea that the president got out the same tired political rhetoric and doubled down on his intention to raise taxes on job creators in january of this year -- >> greta: [ talking over each other ] >> greta: 30 seconds left. i don't understand why cutting payroll taxes in the short run doesn't immediately put cash in the system. everyone has a job gets money back. >> you got a couple of good ideas out there. payroll tax holiday is one. [ talking over each other ] >> you don't pay for tax cuts with tax increases this administration has to take -- >> greta: i got to go. thank you. next, where is your wallet? big news you might need your wallets.
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>> greta: remember when president obama said the health care overhaul would help keep health care costs
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down? maybe not so fast. according to a new report in the "wall street journal" some health insurers plan to hike premiums up by 9% they say increases are a direct result of the new law. apply to policies for individuals and small businesses. yet another political problem for the democrats. former white house press secretary dana perino joins us live two issues, one is the issue of poor people have to pay increased premiums. the second is the political ramifications. >> the people this increase will hit is not necessarily people who work for big corporations. somebody like me as my own business, it will probably hit me more. aside from that, people who have lost their jobs and have decided they really want the security of having a health plan, want to make sure they provide for their families and maybe they have a small business, living month-to-month, there's the people that are going to get
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hurt by these. >> greta: i think people stopped paying and hope to avoid paying the penalty hope not to get caught if they do they pay a $600 penalty not enough to pay in the pool to manage the other cost as associated. it could have a greater economic cost. >> or people could make the choice is it time for my family to go on to the medicare rolls -- the medicaid rolls. most people don't want that. they want to have some choice and some ability to have control over their health care. what is interesting is the reaction to this story. to me it was a statement of the obvious. what do they expect was going to happen? you learn this in high school there's no such thing as a free lunch. >> greta: as we go through some of the numbers, we don't know what is going to happen because it is not going into effect until 2014. whether it has any political ramification? it seems like people are so interested in the economy now that the federal health care seeps like old news. >> well, i -- seems like old
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news. >> well i think it has played a role into the mood of the country to date and the situation that democrats find themselves going into the midterms. this week we found out not a single democrat is running on health care not one. it amazes me to think do they want to be reelected so badly they can't stand on their convictions when they voted for them in the first place. >> greta: i don't blame them. i wouldn't run on it if i hadn't read it. i don't know what we should do with health care, you don't pass a giant bill and don't bother to read it and don't know the ramifications because you know all hell is going to break lose. >> and then -- -- break radios. >> and then walk away. all they did was say we don't believe the increases are necessary. the fact is people are frustrated with the economy. they do remember that health care bill fight.
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that's what started the precipitous down fall of the president's approval rating. >> greta: i think it hit the skids because it wasn't bipartisan. >> that was early. >> greta: in february of '09. that spawned the tea party movement and town halls and people in america were saying what about this health care provision and you don't read it. the president said i'll go line by line. congressman from tennessee said great i'll take you up on it, writes him a letter he doesn't want to go line by line nobody knows what is in the health care bill. >> here we are today. we have this bill. still nobody knows what is in it. speaker pelosi said you have to pass it before you know what it is going to be like? that's what we find in the financial regulatory bill. cap and tax did not pass. we need some sort of energy policy bill or policy that is
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articulated from the white house and from congress because they have a responsibility to do it as well. health care has been the crux of it. i agree with you, we need a change in some way. >> greta: you don't just make it up. you don't pass [ talking over each other ] >> and ram it through. and politically walk away there's a dereliction of duty from a communication standpoint thank you don't try to explain to the american people that even increases will be painful in the short term but in the long run this will be better for you and the country. they don't even come out and say that >> greta: it doesn't go into effect until 24 teen, after the next round of elections. they could have had it go -- 2014, after the next round of elections. you put it off and say don't blame me. >> but it didn't work. they are exposed. now not a single democrat is
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running an ad on health care? huge ledge lay chiefment and they are abandoning their president when needs them more than ever. >> greta: what do you make of president obama going to ohio? >> it reminded me in 2002 when president bush had his first midterm election this would have been the equivalent of president bush chasing dick gephardt around missouri, responding to him. i don't think it was good to dribble out the economic package. they should have done something bigger because now it is mush. i'm surprised that they announced a press conference held this friday. that means in the papers the next morning on september 11th, you will have all this economic coverage. he could have had a different moment. >> greta: i think the more troubling sign is the fact that orszag and romer left and i don't think you leave when things are going swell.
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and i think they jumped ship. >> i think orszag is a will have story. i really believe it. >> greta: we have places to live in washington. dana, thank you. next, news about virginia's health care war with the feds. attorney general nellie calls something strange and awkward. what is going on? he will tell you. secretary of state clinton tells mexico how to end its drug war. that report is minutes away. [ male announcer ] you can dream of making travel easier to book and more affordable. or, like priceline.com, you can dream it and do it. priceline.com lists on nasdaq, the world's most innovative can-do exchange.
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. >> greta: some big miss happened quietly last friday. virginia attorney general ken cuccinelli and the feds filed motions. attorney general cuccinelli called something strange and awkward. what does he mean?
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let's ask. i have both pleadings here. >> theirs is the strange and awkward. what we are referring to is their extremely strained argument to try and keep the individual mandate, this order that people have to buy health insurance, under the commerce clause. they really -- [ talking over each other ] >> they have to get from the point of doing nothing to economic activity. they have to equate those two. or they have to totally swallow up the fact that you're not buying health insurance in this enormous scheme they've created and say it is just one part of the whole scheme you can't invalidate the whole scheme because it will ruin the bill. yes it will. >> greta: you see what an important decision the federal judge has, this judge hudson who i was his intern in 1978 or something. whatever he decides goes up to the 4th circuit.
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since it may be a question of interpreting the commerce clause do you interpret it broadly like the feds want or narrowly like you want? >> of course there's the history of the commerce clause interpreted broadly. in the last three years three cases and the limit government side has won two. morrison and lopez. we also have a situation where because we had motions to dismiss this summer, motion to dismiss -- >> greta: which you won. >> we won. in the order in which the judge noted, denied the feds' notion to dismiss. he said this is beyond anything under the commerce clause that has ever been found constitutional before. he didn't say it is unconstitution 5 yet and beyond anything that has been found constitutional under the taxing power. we are out beyond all previous cases. >> greta: in florida 21 states
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battling the feds. in virginia you have a specific statute that says you can't force people to buy insurance. you filed what is called a motion for summary judgment which says i win. and the feds filed one that says i win. the next thing will be a debate, an argument. when is that set? >> teen here and there each side is going to file an opposition on september 23rd. then we will each reply to each other on october 4th. an cus briefs will be filed october 4th. there will be a fair number especially for a district court. he -- oral argument will be monday october 18, 9 a.m. in richmond. >> greta: which won't give judge hudson enough time to decide before the election. this comes post election? >> that's right. of course we have his comments from august, his august order in which he did say this guess farther than any other bill has before. so, at this point, if you
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looked at what the judge wrote you would think the feds are in a tough spot. again, we think they are. that's where the strange and awkward language came from. they got to contort their arguments to try and make this fit. >> greta: if you win. if the judge determines that the commerce clause should not be broadly interpreted and you win, yours is on that specific virginia statute. what does it mean for florida and the 21 other states? >> it is critically important. we took a rifle shot at the individual mandate. they have a number of different arguments they are making in florida. we also passed our law protecting virginians from an insurance mandate before the federal law was signed. so we beat them to the punch. what it really matters for the most, not exclusively, but the most is that standing argument that we've already gotten through. >> greta: the most important
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thing is if in many statutes if you declare one clause unconstitutional the rest of the statute stands. if your clause about the mandate is declared unconstitutional does the entire statute go down? >> we spent a good bit of time because the answer to that question should be yes. the whole bill dies if we win on the individual mandate. the reason is two-fold: first, there is no severance clause. >> greta: when they wrote in bill they could have said if you find one clause talk tack they didn't do that. that was probably not so smart. >> remember this bill was written to get 60 votes in the senate. voted on late at night on christmas eve. then scott brown won in massachusetts in the house they to say oh my gosh we can't send the bill back because they can filibuster now. they to vote that bill up or down that wasn't written to become law and there are two theories on there being no
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severance clause. one, sloppy. two, each faction that has its priority item in the bill says my thing goes, i want the whole thing to go, i want it to stand. so i don't want a severance clause. >> greta: the fact there is no severability clause in this bill is huge. i don't know if people realize -- >> everything at stake. >> greta: even if the rest of the good, the whole thing gets thrown out. >> that's right. we shall see. that's one of the things we attacked they haven't yet addressed you will see it for the first time fret feds on september 20 -- for the first time from the feds on september 23rd. >> greta: i'm curious. >> if you look back at the oral argument they said it is critical, essential, necessary which was my point. when you have that, that's another reason for the court under alaska airlines to strike the whole bill.
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>> greta: attorney general, thank you sir. next could a radical idea and the mexican drug -- end the mexican drug car? this is something you might not think of. >> when david letterman joked president obama was a one-time president. we thought he would not take it any further. we were wrong. stay tuned. copd makes it hard for meo breathe.
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>> greta: there's much more ahead. but first ainsley earhart with
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the other headlines. >> reporter: in texas tonight dust, floods, tornadoes and widespread destruction in the wake of tropical storm hermine. the storm spawned powerful tornadoes today. images like this visible across dallas and nearby rural communities. the twisters left a path of massive damage. roofs ripped from homes and warehouses, trucks flipped. residents admit they were caught off guard. hermine packed a light touch when it made landfall monday night. severe flooding is problem around dallas and austin two deaths are blamed on the fast moving water as deep as five feet in some places. scores of high water rescues performed. many had to be plucked from their roofs and out of trees. i'm ainsley earhart. we now return to on the record. for more information check out foxnews.com. >> greta: on the record has reported every twist and turn
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or the escalating drug war for more than a year. today the arrests of several accused in the massacre of 72 people. secretary of state clinton has a game saysment of the situation. >> these drug cartels are showing more and more -- indices of insurgency. you know, often car bombs show up which weren't there before. it is going to take a combination of improved institutional capacity. and better law enforcement and where appropriate, military support for that law enforcement. married to political will to prevent this from spreading and to try to beat it back. >> greta: could the solution to the ferocious drug war in mexico be legalizing drugs? joining us "time" magazine's miami and latin america bureau chief. good evening tim. in terms of this problem in
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mexico which although they've made the arrests today and they've got la barbie last week and made arrests it doesn't seem to be getting better is legalization of the drugs on the table in mexico? >> it has been on the table for many years. since the beginning of the last decade it was under the presidency of vincente fox. that got derailed. because things are spiralling out of control again it is very much a consideration a again there. are two reasons. one is that mexicans, as is the case in the united states, they feel they are spending too much money arresting and imprisoning people for possession of drugs when they could be spending those resources doing a better job of tracking, arresting and imprisoning and convicting the people who are trafficking the drugs and committing all that bloodshed in next coach the more important reason is they
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feel that legalizing drugs in mexico would sap billions of revenue away from the drug cartels. that is really in the long run that what is going to solve this problem for mexico not so much arresting all of the capos and drug lords it is sap them of billions of revenue that allows them to buy weapons and buy off all the police and political officials that they can in mexico. as i said this's the long term solution that's one of the reasons this is probably going to come to true in mexico, i think this time. >> greta: a lot of people think there's a big difference teen marijuana and cocaine and methamphetamine are you talking about cocaine, meth or just marijuana? >> i think the more politically palatable solution for both mexico and the united states, if they were go to legalization, would be to
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start with marijuana. probably just stay there. there are two reasons, one, marijuana is considered, you know not as addictive and dangerous as cocaine and methamphetamine and heroin, so it is more politically acceptable to legalize that drug. number two, marijuana, unbeknownst to a lot of people who think cocaine brings the cartels all their money, marijuana counts for more than half of the revenues that the drug cartels get if you were to legalize marijuana in mexico and the united states, you would be taking about 20 billion dollars, theoretically, of the 40 billion dollars that the cartels in mexico earn each year away from them. that would do a lot to sap them of the revenues that make them so powerful. >> greta: if you shoot down one of the drug cartel leaders
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are they quickly replaced? so that this is not a war that can be won. >> that is one of the problems. let's face it, it is a good thing when a drug lord like le barbie gets arrested because it does mess with the leadership structure of these cartels. the problem is, the trade is so lucrative in mexico right now. there are so many cartels competing with one another that as you said, it is very easy for a capo to be replaced. it is a good -- it has a good short term effect in terms of batting these cartels. but it doesn't have much of a long term effect. that's why increasingly you are seeing the u.s. and mexican governments looking at more long term solutions like legalization. things that really go to taking the money away from the cartels. much like you know we took the money away from al capone in the 1930s when we repealed
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prohibition. that's what brought criminals like him down more than conventional interdict shun. >> greta: tim, thank you hope you come back the story -- the story is not going away. >> no, it is not . >> greta: next, the best of the rest. doesn't lindsay lohan have enough problems? why is she getting reopened into snooki's battle? >> hugh jackman takes a guest role in a video you would never expect.
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lindsay lohan. >> still tracking that mine in chile stuck for 35 days and could be there for months. the miners were just given a rare treat. they got to watch chile's national soccer team play ukraine. a small projector was dropped into the mine so the men could watch the game. chile lost 2-1 we are guessing they were just happen to have something pass the time. >> this is without a doubt the best video of the day. australian cancer patient just made the ultimate video for his wife to wish her a happy birthday. pulling out all stops and thanking her for standing by his side during his treatment. he got help from the prime minister of his wife's home country in new zealand and actor hugh jackson. >> he loves you rachel. he loves you. ♪ ♪
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Notes from the Bridgestone Japan Indy 300 at the Twin Ring Motegi: Nearly half the 24 drivers entered in Sunday's Bridgestone Japan Indy 300 have competed on Twin Ring Motegi in the past. Only Michael Andretti (2000) and Kenny Brack (2001) have...
Notes from the Bridgestone Japan Indy 300 at the Twin Ring Motegi:
Nearly half the 24 drivers entered in Sunday's Bridgestone Japan Indy 300 have competed on Twin Ring Motegi in the past. Only Michael Andretti (2000) and Kenny Brack (2001) have scored victories on the 1.52-mile oval.
Alex Barron will substitute for Gil de Ferran who was injured at Phoenix International Raceway last month. Dan Wheldon will replace Dario Franchitti after Franchitti was injured in a motorcycle accident in Scotland. Franchitti suffered a slight fracture to his L1 vertebrae. Wheldon, who is a test driver for Andretti Green Racing, is slated to replace Michael Andretti when he retires. Andretti has announced that he will retire after competing in the Indianapolis 500 next month.
After using a Dallara chassis since joining the Indy Racing League last year, Marlboro Team Penske will field a Panoz G Force chassis for Alex Barron at this race. "Our philosophy has always been to continually evaluate our options to ensure we are racing the most competitive equipment available," noted Penske Racing president Tim Cindric.
Firestone Racing has brought 1,078 tires to Japan, enough to provide each team with eight sets. To conserve space, 778 of the tires were mounted on team's wheels at the Indianapolis Airport before being loaded on the NCA cargo planes.
Team Target is looking for their second consecutive victory at TRM. Bruno Junqueira won here last year after starting from the pole.
Tomas Scheckter recently competed in the 2003 Met-Rx Superstars Competition in Jamaica where he faced off against several NFL players in a series of athletic activities. Scheckter finished second in the Competition after winning 4 of the first 5 events. He won the wall climb, swimming, biking and kayaking events.
Despite competing in races in Europe, Australia and New Zealand, A. J. Foyt has never set foot in Japan. "I had planed to go over there a couple of times in the past, but I got hurt in a race car and had to cancel my trips." Foyt's grandson, A.J. Foyt IV is one of four rookies competing in Sunday's race.
Dan Wheldon, A. J. Foyt Jr., Roger Yasukawa and Scott Mayer are all eligible for the season end Bombardier Rookie of the Year title, which includes a $50,000 cash award.

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CelebrityNews: The revenge between Andre Ward and Sergey Kovalev ended with TKO's first win, but the main character of another night of terror for boxing was veteran referee Tony Weeks. The referee gave Ward low blows, turned a blind eye to the blows to the back of the neck of the American, who did not make a reprimand every time he tried to nod the opponent and granted the victory after a true symphony of illegal blows.
Anyway, letting Weeks stop the fight in the eighth episode would not change the final story of the bout. Although Kovalev had won almost all rounds, in the partial cards, two of the judges (Glenn Feldman and Dave Moretti) had Ward up.
It was repeated the history of the first battle and although the script this time had some changes, in the core, in what usually decides the fights of Andre Ward, there were no alterations. On the contrary, the American who calls himself "The Son of God" was overcome in his art to use the illegal as an offensive tool. Usually, we use a mooring, the blow to the nape of the neck, punishment during the clinch or even the head but we do not remember that ability to hit with so much effectiveness in the prohibited zone.
Seen what happened in the previous battle, we imagined that this time they would not forgive him any trap. We were wrong. He did it again.
According to how things turned out, a victory for Sergey Kovalev was impossible.
First of all, for the referee, who was totally turned to favor his opponent, then by the judges, who by then had been beaten despite having dominated most of the seven rounds and finally could not win, simply because Kovalev showed again their shortcomings.
You have to be clear about that. We knew his limits in these two fights. He had no choice to minimize Ward's speed. At first, it hit in the middle zone and it seemed that was the right plan but did not insist by that way. To its power blows it lacked sequence and was clear that it respected in this fight to Ward more than in the previous one.


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[1]The first question comes from "Sue"--4/23/2000:
Does anyone have any information about this jigsaw puzzle or about the company which published it?
The Puzzle
The Box
The puzzle was apparently published by The Capper Publications, Topeka, Kansas. Does anyone know anything about this company?
from Anne D. Williams, author of Jigsaw Puzzles: An Illustrated History and Price Guide--4/29/2000:
I've seen two different "Family" puzzles made by Capper in the 1930s. Both advertise the "Household Magazine" which he published for about 50 years. One shows a fish, and the other shows a woman in Oriental dress.
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[2]from Jim McW--4/27/2000:
Does anyone know if jigsaw puzzles were ever sent to the G.I.'s overseas during wartime, especially during either of the World Wars or the Korean War? Perhaps, to USO facilities?
Thanks, Jim McW
from Jim McW--4 November 2007:
According to Tom Tyler, in his British Jigsaw Puzzles of the 20th Century, CHAD VALLEY [during WW 2] made "a limited number of games and toys, including jigsaw puzzles for military hospitals together with draughts, solitaire, chess and dominoes for use by the Forces all over the world."
Jim McW
[3]from "SM"--4/27/2000:
I am attaching a Tuco puzzle picture with this email. Do you possible know the title? I got this without a box. Someone wrote the name in marker on the bag but some of it has come off and I can't read it. I think it is Village _____? Thanks, "SM"
from Jim McW--4/29/2000:
The title of the puzzle is "Scene In Venice". Tuco brought this puzzle out in the 30's,in one of those boxes with the white, black, blue, and crimson jigsaw piece shapes on the box and no guide picture on the box. I don't know if it was released only that once or if another puzzle of the same design may have been published later.
from Jim McW--4 July 2004:
According to Sterling Mason, in his Tuco Puzzles 1932-1957, this artwork was later used in another puzzle, with the title, "Magic of Old Venice". He also says that a third edition was issued as "A Scene in Venice". All three were issued in the 1930's.
Thanks, Jim McW
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[4]from "JW"--5/4/2000:
Hi, I discovered your homepage the other day while looking for information on a wooden puzzle I have. This puzzle was in my grandmothers house, waiting to be put together by someone. We don't have a box with it, so we didn't have a picture when we put it together. Needless to say it took all day with various people working on it at different times. After finishing it, we decided to frame it and now have it hanging in our house. The signed name on the front of the puzzle is Philip R Goodwin (this is the artist, right?). There are 508 puzzle pieces. The title is "Upsetting Their Calculations". The company is Pastime Puzzle. And as far as I can see the date is 6/7/34. The names of the people who sawed, polished, and inspected it have worn off. I was specifically wondering if there is any information about this puzzle (worth, its maker, ect.). Thanks for any information you can provide. I've included a scanned image of all the information mentioned previously along with the image of the puzzle.
" Upsetting Their Calculations "
from Jim McW--5/4/2000:
What a great puzzle! Parker Pastimes are among the most popular and most sought after puzzles of all times. One in fine condition with the box in fine condition can easily bring $200 up. Yes, Philip Goodwin was a very popular artist, whose work was often used on the finer puzzles. By the way, you can learn more about his and other artists' work on jigsaw puzzles in Anne D. Williams' book, Jigsaw Puzzles, An Illustrated History and Price Guide, and in Chris McCann's Master Pieces, the Art History of Jigsaw Puzzles.
Jim McW
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[5]from Tom D.--5/16/2000:
Hello: I am enjoying your puzzle page as I like older puzzles. We have some of the Tuco Puzzles you show---"Forward America-Roosevelt"; "Guardians of Liberty"; & "Keep Em Flying". I am looking for one puzzle that I worked as a very young kid that was later destroyed when our basement flooded. It was an artists picture of two guys going down a whitewater river in the mountains, with a cougar jumping at them and I think one of the guys is shooting the cougar with a rifle. I would love to find this puzzle so if you come across it or think you may know what I am talking about, please let me know. I don't know what brand it was. Thanks, and nice job on your puzzle web site. Sincerely, Tom D.
from Jim McW--7/12/2000:
Thanks for the kind words! I've been looking for this puzzle, but no luck, yet. Has anyone out there seen a puzzle like this one? Jim McW
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[6]from Rosemary--5/16/2000:
I found this page while desperately looking for 3 copies of an old Springbok Puzzle called the "Christmas House". I bought my copy of the puzzle new when it came out somewhere around the Christmas of 1973. At the time I had one little girl who was a year old. I did the puzzle the first time that Christmas by myself at nights when my husband was working late. It seemed to take me forever because it was a 1000 piece puzzle. It was my first real experience of doing a "real" puzzle. Every year after that, I had help doing the puzzle. Three more little girls came along and it was our tradition to do the puzzle every year together at Christmas time. The puzzle showed a house at Christmas time with the front opened up to show the preparations for Christmas going on........Grandma baking cookies in the kitchen, Grandpa and mama decorating the tree in the living room, kids wrapping presents in the bedrooms, etc. As the girls grew older the puzzle got put together faster all the time. They new the pieces by heart practically. They would each take a room of the puzzle to be responsible for. After it was finished they would have puzzle races by taking rooms apart and doing them over seeing who could finish the fastest. We still do it together every year. Consequently, the puzzle has become very worn from lots of love. Now that the girls are older and starting their own families, I would like to surprise them by trying to locate and purchase this puzzle second hand for each of them. I have found one but am still looking for three more. Do you know of this puzzle and where I might find some copies? Thanks!
from Jim McW--7/12/2000:
Sounds like a great family tradition! I'm not sure of the title of this puzzle. It sounds as though it might be "The Night Before Christmas"(PZL5902), or "The Twelve Days of Christmas"(PZL5905), or "The Christmas House"(PZL5913), or "Christmas Revelry"(PZL4133), or another puzzle of which I'm unaware. Jim McW
from Jim McW--3 December 2006:
See "The Christmas House"(PZL5913), no. 113, Page 8.
Jim McW
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[7]from Chloe--5/29/2000:
I am looking for a puzzle i did in the late 1950's or early 1960's. It shows 3 or 4 chaplains, in uniforms of the US branches of the service, in the sky in one of the corners, the face of Jesus in the sky in the other corner and a soldier (seen from the back) praying before a small cross. I'm sure it was a Milton-Bradley puzzle. it was 1000 pieces, it was paper, cardboard, not wood, rectangle, vertical and about 18" x 24", a soft painting. I think is was published during the late 50s. Have you seen anything like this? Thank you for helping. chloe
from Jim McW--4 November 2007:
I don't think this is the same one, but it seems somewhat similar.:
" Onward Christian Soldiers ", MILTON BRADLEY.
We believe this may date from mid-1960's, in spite of our past speculations about dating of BIG BEN puzzles (see our BIG BEN page. We are led to this different dating, because the four faces depicted in the clouds seem to represent Washington, Pershing, MacArthur, and a fourth deceased general officer (George S. Patton, I believe). MacArthur died in 1964, which would suggest the puzzle was made somewhat after that year.
Jim McW
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[8]from "DE"--5/30/2000:
I am a collector of Bob Hope memorabilia and have always wondered if there had ever been a Bob Hope puzzle produced? There have been many celebrity box and tray type puzzles ... so why not a Bob Hope? Have you ever seen one ... might you have a moment to advise/assist me? Thanks!!!
Respectfully yours,
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[9]from another "puzzler"--6/1/2000:
I have worked on several mystery jigsaw puzzles. Do you know who publishes those? Thank you.
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[10]from Ed--6/6/2000:
Does anyone know the age of this puzzle?? Ed
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[11]from Gary and Vivian--6/7/2000:
[12]from Brenda--6/7/2000:
I am looking for the following Thomas Kinkade 1000 piece puzzles.
Juliannes Cottage
Hometown Memories
Country Memories
I also found a 2000 piece Thomas Kinkade at my local Hallmark store and was wondering if any more were produced.
Thanks for your time and assistance
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[13]from Vern--6/11/2000:
To: McWhorter
I have a (510 Built-Rite STA-N-PLACE made in USA) Puzzle. It's a child's puzzle and I'm curious as to when it was made and if it has any value. I have two other similar puzzles by Built-Rite. My mother and father bought these puzzle but I'm not sure if they bought them for my brothers and myself or if they were for our children when we visited them. I'm 65 years old so they may have been bought for the grandchildren.
I would appreciate any information you could give me pertaining to the puzzles.
Vern S.
P.S. You have a very interesting web site. [Puzzle is below. Click on it to see a larger picture.]
from Jim McW--6/11/2000:
One of the best sources of information on jigsaw puzzles is Anne D. Williams' book, Jigsaw Puzzles: An Illustrated History and Price Guide. I checked her book, and she does mention the Sta-N-Place puzzles, which were made by Warren Paper Products, under the Built-Rite name. I can't tell you much else about these puzzles, except that I've seen a few of these. I will be trying to put some more on our Built-Rite page over the next few days. I would guess the 1940's or 1950's for the ones I've seen. Jim McW
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[14]from David E.--6/14/2000:
To: McWhorter
I just bought these really old-looking "New Dissected Animal Puzzles" at auction and am curious to learn more about their antiquty. Cardboard pictures accompany the actual 7mm wooden puzzles and the box lid?
My 'net search turned up 3 different ones of these in the Hampshire Museum website-a county we lived in years' back. Didn't give any background; said believed they are German; our box says these are. Does anyone have more?
I am inclined to believe these to be close to the start of the last century if not earlier. They are in solid wood, not plywood and obviously for children. The puzzle shape is an animal's outline, not rectangular. The German trade mark/registered design/patent?: no-D.R.-G.-M. No. 377363 Does that help to identify them? Many thanks, David E.
[Puzzles are below. Click on them to see a larger picture.]
from Dave (the "Ji6sawman")--7/18/2000:
Hi Jim Regarding the German Puzzles on Q & A . They are German - It is rubber stamped on the bottom of the box. They made quite a few different ones. I do not know who DRGM is or was. It was obviousely pre WW1, as before then the best printing was Bavarian. We have quite a lot of items with "Printed in Bavaria" on it. The cutting style is the same as used by early French makers. I would date it at 1900 -1910. Dave
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[15]from LC--6/25/2000:
If you could please give me any information on a puzzle by Perfect Picture Puzzle, "Dangerous Dan McGrew", No.15w ,a 10"x13 1/2" picture. Thank You, LC
from Jim McW--26 July 2006:
See our Tuco Puzzles, 1940's, Page 4, "Casey Strikes Out", for a puzzle picture generated in a similar way. I think they call it "claymation" or something similar. Jim McW
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[16]from "TT"--7/4/2000:
Looking for vintage horse puzzles to purchase. Sorry, no western themes. Really interested in English/Jumping/Foxhunting themes.
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[17]from "CS"--7/7/2000:
[18]from "ETS"--7/7/2000:
I was wondering if FX Schmid replaces any missing pieces for their puzzles. I had bought the puzzle at Goodwill and am missing just 2 pieces for my set. If it's possible to get an address so that I can write to them, I'd appreciate it very much. I've got No. 90006 "Coming Home: England 1943" of 1000 pieces. Thanks, ETS
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[19]from KD--7/7/2000:
Dear Sir or Madam,
A couple of years ago I purchased some puzzles at a yard sale conducted by residents of a nursing home. While there I purchased a couple of cardboard jigsaw puzzles. I was wondering if you could help me identify them or point me in the right direction.
The puzzles are in cylindrical cardboard boxes similar to Quaker Oats boxes. They have on the label "Tubby Picture Puzzle". The gentleman that I bought them from said that they were from 1939 or there about. The manufacturer listed on the label is Playtime House. They are scenes of a man riding a hay wagon in the field, the other is a scene of what appears to be an old western town backdrop with a man riding a red horse. One of the boxes still has the Woolworths price tag of 25 cents. I took the liberty of putting one of the puzzles together and it was in very good condition considering how cardboard objects would have survived since 1939...
Well I wont bore you with details but any help would be appreciated...If you wish I can e-mail you some pictures of the boxes if it would help you discern what they are. I appreciate your help and thank you for your time and effort. Sincerely, "KD"
"KD" sent (7/13/2000) these photos (click for enlargement):
5 Tubby Puzzles, Playtime House©
from Jim McW--7/7/2000:
They sound like fun things to find at a yard sale. The main source on American vintage jigsaw puzzles is Anne Williams' book, "Jigsaw Puzzles: Illustrated History and Price Guide". That book does mention Playtime House as producing puzzles in the 1950's for both adults and children. Jim McW
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Kabul uneasy as former warlord Hekmatyar returns after 20 years
Hekmatyar stressed his call for the Taliban to relinquish their arms and join in reconciliation, adding that the time of war and the lifting of arms is over, and it is time for everyone to unite and cooperate for the establishment of security and peace in the country.
Hekmatyar described Taliban as "brothers" and called upon them to join the peace process and "test the peace once" to end the excuse for the presence of foreign forces in Afghanistan.
After more than 20 years, Hekmatyar, who leads the country's second largest militant group after Taliban, returned to Kabul on Thursday amid tight security. "I call the Taliban "my brother", good and bad people are among them".
"I ask the Taliban, do you have the capacity of negotiation with the people and government of Afghanistan". He is known as the Butcher of Kabul after his forces bombarded the city during the 1990s civil war.
That mistrust has undermined USA and Afghan efforts to defeat a stubborn Taliban insurgency which claims thousands of lives each year, while an offshoot of Islamic State, known locally as "Daesh", has added to the bloodshed.
The Hizb-i-Islami leader said he had accepted the constitution drawn up following the US-led campaign that ousted the Taliban in 2001, but wanted it amended and said a parliamentary system was not appropriate for Afghanistan.
But his Hezb-i-Islami militant group has been largely inactive in recent years, with its last big attack in Afghanistan, which killed 15 people – including five Americans – in 2013.
Ghani, speaking before Hekmatyar, said the country had taken "a big step" toward peace by signing the agreement with Hekmatyar.
Already Hekmatyar, in his late 60s or early 70s, has signaled that he does not intend to take a back seat, questioning the US -brokered power-sharing agreement between President Ghani and Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah. But ethnic Tajiks, who back Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah – Mr Ghani's former presidential rival and now partner in the national unity government, and the mainly Shia Hazaras – could see the warlord's return as a worrying sign.
Ghani said the Afghans were certain that violence and hostility could not help realize goals of national interest.
Hekmatyar's convoy, complete with luxury SUVs loaded with heavily armed men, drove nearly 200 kilometers from Nangarhar Province to Kabul on Thursday.
Hekmatyar vowed to fully support the government in Kabul in its efforts to bring peace and stability in the country.
Hekmatyar will address a public gathering at the Ghazi Stadium on Friday, where the Taliban once held public executions.
Hekmatyar arrived in eastern Laghman province over a week ago and since then he has travelled to eastern Nangarhar province.
But he is remembered mostly for his role in the bloody civil war of the 1990s, when the Hezb-e-Islami clashed violently with other mujahideen factions in the struggle for control of Kabul.
The Prime Minister from 1992 to 1996, Hekmatyar's peace deal was welcomed by the USA and the UN.
Human rights groups were strongly critical of September's agreement, saying it reinforces a culture of impunity that allows those accused of human rights violations to get away with abuses. Hekmatyar was added to the U.S. Department of State's global terrorist list in 2003 for his support of al-Qaida.


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M-Sport press release
Training Prepares FIA WRC Academy Crews For Season Start
Six of the newly announced FIA WRC Academy crews completed two days of training today ahead of the season opener in Portugal. In a series of technical and administrative seminars, competitors were given a comprehensive introduction to top-level rallying from a group of key industry professionals.
Supported by Ford Racing in Europe, this year will once again see competitors compete behind the wheel of identical Ford Fiesta R2s with control tyres from Pirelli. Contesting six events over the course of the season, crews will see their best five results count towards their final Cup points.
Arriving at M-Sport HQ, prospective graduates were given an introduction to the award-winning Fiesta from M-Sport's experienced engineers. With technical demonstrations on car maintenance and performance, competitors were taught the importance of mechanical sympathy – using the correct gear change procedure, for example, to prevent damage to the gearbox internals and ensure longevity.
M-Sport engineers also briefed competitors on how to best fine-tune their Fiesta: what adjustments can be made within the regulations – damper clicks and brake bias for instance – and how this can be used to influence the cars handling.
Driver's and Co-drivers where then given their first challenge of the season, a tyre change competition to emphasise the difference that planning and preparation can make. This was won by Jose Suárez, before heading to Kirkbride Airfield for some on-track tuition from Pirelli test driver and four-time Italian Rally Champion, Paolo Andreucci.
With assessment and feedback on issues such as mechanical sympathy and mental approach, the WRC Academy crews were taught how to get the most out of the Fiesta by one of the world's most experienced drivers.
Focusing on the administrative aspects of the sport, day two centred on a number of seminars from some of the sport's most experienced individuals. WRC Academy Sporting Co-ordinator Phil Short addressed competitors on the format of each event as well as touching upon other sporting aspects such as testing, recce, Rally 2 rules and safety on event.
WRC Academy partners, Pirelli and Peltor also addressed the crews: Pirelli delegate Fabio di Claudio discussing the compounds and characteristics of the tyres available for each event and Peltor's Patrick Andersson assessing the implications noise interference can cause for top-level rally drivers.
Focussing on the growing importance for drivers and co-drivers to deal with the media, sponsors and member of the general public, WRC-experienced PR agent Ann Bradshaw, led an informative lecture on the importance of media and presentation. Focussing on verbal communication, social media and personal appearance, crews were provided with expert guidance on how to best promote themselves over the course of the season.
Competitors were also given an introductory tutorial on the importance of fitness and psychology from Edinburgh University's Dr Tony Turner. Dr. Turner has worked with a number of motor-sport programmes, including the Pirelli Star Driver series, and his extensive knowledge and research will see the crews well prepared for the events to come.
The intensive programme came to a close with a team building exercise focused on exemplifying the importance of teamwork and sportsmanship. This was a light hearted opportunity for competitors new and old to work together and develop the bonds that will see them collaborate in the future. With the pre-season training completed, competitors will be well prepared as they embark on the first round of the season in Portugal at the end of the month.
Competitor quotes, in alphabetical order:
Elfyn Evans said:
"It was good to meet the team and competitors. I took on board a lot of information and got a better understanding of how the [WRC] Academy will work. The discussions and activities will definitely help me in my preparation for Portugal."
Alastair Fisher said:
"It was really good fun to get to know the other competitors and I enjoyed the team building exercises, especially climbing the rock wall blindfolded! I am feeling very comfortable that everything is all set for Portugal."
John MacCrone said:
"I had a great day, the best thing was that it was genuinely really good fun but also informative. I have not been in the car since [Wales] Rally GB last year so it was also a great opportunity to get back behind the wheel."
Brendan Reeves said:
"I had a really encouraging couple of days ay M-Sport and now feel ready to plan and prepare for Portugal. It is good to see that the [WRC] Academy is on track to run very well this year."
João Silva said:
"I found the training days really good, useful and interesting. I got to know the team, car and competitors as well as what to expect from the [WRC] Academy and where I can improve. I am excited to compete against this year's drivers and be a part of this series."
Jose Antonio Suárez said:
"I am very happy and looking forward to Portugal where we will go flat out. I also learnt a lot from the team building exercises today."