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Empire State of Mind parody with Obama Girl and Obama! After 1 Year in the White House, Amber and Barack look back on the some memories. Thanks for watching! Lyrics: BO: Yeah I'm out that Chi-town Now I'm at the White House Battling with congress Can't believe they're so dumb Never get a thing done Im still popular But my support is waining Running the country Is harder than campaigning Used to have some random chick Sing about how much she loves me Now I get these random dudes Yelling what they think of me And since I made it here Can't believe it's been a year Yeah I've been traveling...everywhere I used to use a bus pass Now Im venting steam saying: Kanye is a Jack Ass Swattin' flys like I'm a ninja Right there in my stash spot 16 hundred Penn Ave CHORUS: In DC These lettered streets with confuse you Fox News will abuse you Now you're in DC Congress peeps be voting on party lines Ignoring important signs Let's hear it for DC! BO: Ya Im the new Clinton But without the cheating I do that to Michelle Shed throw me a beating I won the Nobel It's one they claim I dont deserve though Think based on the last pres They was gradin' on a curve -yo They caught me watching YouTube on my Blackberry They got all freaked out They gave it back to Barry You should know I kept it, but I ain't a nerd though I Gotta have my gadgets...hidden in my shirt though Tried to use my Jedi Force couldn't really change the course This Congress is a sack of s$#% bunch of old geezer pr*cks OBAMA GIRL <b>...</b>
Barack Obama, the US president, has proposed a new tax on 50 of the country's largest financial institutions to reimburse taxpayers for the bank bailout of the past two years.
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Currently in Afghanistan, there are 121000 US contractors and 68000 US troops. As a result of the coming surge, another 30000 troops and 56000 contractors are expected. But US lawmakers are afraid that the mistakes that plagued military contracting in Iraq will be repeated in Afghanistan. Will the shadow armies be required to protect the Afghan civilian population? What are the chances that military contractors could cause major damage to Americas mission in Afghanistan? Will the Obama administration be able to prevent the waste, fraud and abuse seen in Iraq? In a globalised world, perhaps it was inevitable that private companies would become major players in diplomacy. But the fact is that contractors are doing the job that the State Department, Pentagon and CIA once did on their own. Recently the CIA announced that it had stopped using Blackwater (now known as Xe Services) to conduct raids and other special operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, but some press reports say Xe Services are still at the center of a secret program in Karachi, Pakistan, where they plan assassinations of suspected Taliban and Al Qaeda members, among other operations. In this episode, we examine the role of US military contractors in Afghanistan as the US widens its footprint there. Joining Riz is Dov Zakheim, who was the Comptroller of the US Department of Defense from 2001-2004. He was also the coordinator of civilian programs in Afghanistan for the Pentagon from 2002-2004. He currently is a <b>...</b>
Anger is growing among Americans - who say less money should be spent on the country's overseas military campaigns and more on tackling the country's domestic problems. US congressman Dennis Kucinich, who spoke exclusively to RT's Dina Gusovsky, says America can no longer afford war-based economy.
