author paul roberts, as well, has a new book. "the future is exxon" is the name. michael from alabama, you are on the hair. >> caller: good evening. you don't know how honored i am to -- madame, i am to speak with you. i have forgetten your name. but that's because i have it on another channel. i'm going to ask you three questions from the point of view in the aspiring writer in a childrens book market who comes at it not from a degree in english, but from a life time love of doodling and auto design and animation, i draw in the hanna-barbara style. what impact will books and kindles have the way on graphic and layout and photographers and illustrators do for page layout and all of that stuff? how will they have to change and adjust that work for publishers who are going to say we are going to put on ebooks and kindle also. second, i'll take my questions off of the air and let you answer them. the second is let's see -- i know that you are going to have to accept rejections. i know that each publisher has probably just the childrens division alone. a children's bo

dream, the making of the speech that transformed a nation" that's coming out in january and author paul roberts has a new book in january. "the future is exxon" is that one. >> caller: good evening, i'm so honors. i forgot your name, but that's because it's on another channel. i'm going to ask these three questions from the point of view of an apyring writer in the children's book market who comes at it not from a degree in english, but from a lifelong love of doodling and now an interest in auto design and animation. i draw in the disney style. first of all, what do -- what impact will e-books and kindle have on the way graphic layout designers as well as photographers, cartoonists and ill los traitors do for page layout and that stuff. how will they change and adjust that work for publishers who say we're putting this on e-books also. second, i'll take my questions off the air and let you answer them. the second is, let's see, i know that you're going to have to accept rejections. i know that each publisher has probably just a children's division alone, a children's book editors have thousand

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. >> robert, any comment on republicans on choosing budget chairman paul ryan to deliver the republican response? >> none that i can think of, no. i mean, he -- i don't have anything, really. >> in his speech last year, president obama said he wanted monthly bipartisan leadership meetings, but he only had five over the last year. do you know why you weren't able to have more? >> no, i mean, i think that goes back to laura's question. and i think if you draw the line back to what the president said in the first bipartisan meeting that he had with republican leaders after the election, i think he would, as he did in that meeting -- we didn't do enough of that. and again, i think -- i keep going back to it -- i think what people saw at the end of last year, the ability for two sides not to agree on everything -- and that's not ever going to happen -- but the notion that we can find the common ground that we do have and make some progress on that -- i think anytime you have more events like -- more meetings, more events where you sit down and have that sort of rational conversation, not sep

. >> robert, any comments on the republicans choosing budget chairman paul ryan to deliver the response? >> none that i can think of. >> in his speech last year, president obama said he wanted monthly by partisanship meetings. he has only had five in the past year. do you know why he has not had more? >> that goes back to laura's question. if you listen to what the president said in the first bipartisan meeting he had with republican leaders after the election, as he said, we did not do enough of that. again, i keep going back to it. what people saw at the end of last year, the ability of two sides -- not to agree on everything, because that is not going to happen -- but to make common ground on those things that we can agree on, any time you have more meetings, more defense where you have that rational conversation -- events where you have that rational conversation is probably a good thing. >> you said major policy decisions have been nailed down. is that the same thing for major pledge items? >> my sense is they have been made. a lot of that stuff goes to the printer well ahead of ti

robert byrd. manchin chart his own course. he recently bought his party -- bucked his party. except that is senator elect rand paul of kentucky. -- next to that a senator-elect rand paul of kentucky. he has been set up as a conservative a standard bearer -- conservative standard-bearer. kristi noem will happen hand in updating the no time left behind education law. -- no child left behind education law. you have senator-elect marco rubio, a republican from florida. he was named by real clear politics as the top, rising star in the new congress. also, representative-elect alan nunnelee. those are some of the new members of the new congress. "usa today" says they will be looking to make their mark. we want to hear from all of you. who should we be watching? richard, independent caller, you are first. caller: i think that rand paul will try to get their trade. -- fair trade. cannot the -- we cannot compete with somebody making $1 per hour. host: what do you want rand paul to do about that? caller: i want him to get a fair trade deal where they have to import as much as we export. we cannot compete with somebody makin

robert shriver of santa monica who is an activist in california, former maryland delegate marge shriver of bethesda, maryland. tim parish shriver of chevy chase, both involved in special olympics, and anthony paul shriver of miami. most of all, they have 19 children. i'd like without objection to enter material in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. farr: thank you. the speaker pro tempore: mr. burton from indiana. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida rise? ms. ros-lehtinen: i ask unanimous consent to -- the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman from florida is recognized for five minutes. ms. ros-lehtinen: i thank the speaker for the time and i rise tonight to recognize a great organization that has helped so many disabled individuals, the walk-about foundation. this terrific organization was founded by siblings luis and carolina bunster. 16 years ago when he was 18 years old, luis was in a car accident that left him paralyzed from the chest down. he wasn't going to allow this tragedy to define him or limit his ability to lead a full life. just a few months after his accident, luis moved to south florida and enroamed at my alma mater, the