Beck: "The much anticipated results from the bank stress tests have just been released, but the one thing they're not telling you is that this whole thing is a big game and the stress tests were the government's latest move. Think about this logically: Banks already follow strict reporting standards to the government, so what were we trying to learn that we didn't already know?"

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The Big Three aren't the only automakers who are struggling. Russia's auto industry is also hurting and Vladimir Putin and the Russian government have a plan to save it: bailouts -- Russian-style.

Sound familiar?

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Looking for work? One sector is still hiring: click here to read the Opinion Journal article.

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Was Beck wrong? Are we on the road to fascism?

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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- South Carolina's attorney general says the governor must approve the use of federal stimulus money before it can be spent as the White House wants.

The nonbinding opinion issued Tuesday by Attorney General Henry McMaster throws yet another wrench into South Carolina's potential use of $700 million in federal cash that the Obama administration wants spent on schools and other programs.

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And watch Beck tonight for reaction from South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford.

Today, we take a look at the Service Employees International Union (SEIU).

Membership

• There are 2 million members united in SEIU across the United States, Canada, and Puerto Rico and they work in three service industry divisions:

Health Care: There are over 1 million members in the field, including nurses, LPNs, doctors, lab technicians, nursing home workers, home care workers.

Public Services: SEIU is the second largest union of public service employees with 850,000 local and state government workers, public school employees, bus drivers, and child care providers - 49,000 of which joined SEIU in early 2005 in one of the largest union elections in U.S. history.

Property Services: SEIU is the largest property services union, with 225,000 workers who protect and clean commercial and residential office buildings, and is the largest security union, with 50,000 private security officers and public safety personnel.

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