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host: new jersey, you are on the with richard jackson. i would like to bring in -- do we count the illegal immigrants in our country presently have also use the future -- to use them as a tool? certain countries like mexico had a big population under 25, as well as all of the middle eastern and even countries. it does not seem to me we use our policy -- foreign and domestic policies -- for the right of american workers. it is more for multinational corporations. which brings into question, what is an american company? they are allowed to separate profit -- like, gm, it overtook selling cars in china, but they don't pay taxes on that money because they divided. gm division china. -- is like that also. it seems to me at our foreign- policy is to benefit the multinational corporations and the few at the top at the expense of workers not only in our own country. and domestically there are illegal immigrants working and not paying taxes, as well as americans. everybody is not willing to pay taxes. we forget social security and medicare is what

host: richard jackson. his report can be found at their web site. thank you very much for being on the program. guest: you are welcome. host: we want to lead folks know that the house of representatives starts at 12:00 p.m. and then they will pick up a resolution providing for consideration of a resolution for reducing non security spending to fiscal 2008 levels. that will get started at 2:00 p.m. you can find more information on that at our web site, c- span.org. thank you for participating in today's program. we will see you tomorrow on "washington journal" at 7:00 a.m. eastern. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> as you heard, the house is coming back in at noon for general speeches. debate gets under way on the resolution that would require non-defense spending to be reduced to 2008 levels or less. paul ryan says it may cut $60 billion from the fiscal year 2010. the debate is getting under way at 2:00 p.m. eastern. the senate remains tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern. t

population with richard jackson, with the center for strategic and economic studies.is live on c-span. >> on television, on radio, and online, c-span, bringing public affairs to you. washington your way. >> vice president joe biden talked about the situation in pakistan and afghanistan and the u.s. plan to begin withdrawing troops this july. he also commented on the political rhetoric in the aftermath of the tucson shootings. his remarks came at a house democratic caucus retreat in cambridge, md.. this is about one hour. friends, colleagues, this is an opportunity to give us to talk, to welcome our newest colleagues, our nine members, but at the same time, get ready for the work ahead, and we are very fortunate that each and every time we have had this conference, we have the highest level participation by our highest leaders in the land, and we are very fortunate that once again, the vice president has taken the time to be with us, but i want to introduce to you someone who has had many opportunities to work with the general -- gentleman from delaware named joe biden

jackson the powerful anesthetic, propofol. >> the prosecutors are going to argue that's because he knew he had done something wrong by administering that medication. >> reporter: paramedic richard senna testified when he entered jackson's bedroom, he didn't recognize the singer at first. he was extremely thin, like a hospice patient, he testified. he said he asked murray if jackson was on any medication and that murray first replied no. the paramedic continues his testimony today as the defense tries to poke holes in the prosecution's timeline. the defense hasn't indicated whether it plans to call any witnesses. meredith? >> george lewis, thank you very much. >>> and just ahead, the homeless man with the golden voice. >> something with that great radio voice. >> when you're listening to nothing but the best of oldies, you are listening to magic 98.9. >> ted williams speaks out about his wild ride in an exclusive live interview, but first this is "today" on nbc. ring ring progresso i look great in my wedding dress with the help of your amazing light soups. you know they're the only ones endorsed by weight watchers. they taste so good. now we're adding even bigger pieces of white

. >> reporter: also on the stand, richard senneff, the first paramedic on the scene, who said, jackson looked very underweight, as if he were a terminal cancer patient. the prosecution -- did you ask him what the underlying medical condition was? i did. he didn't answer. it didn't add up. the prosecution. did dr. murray ever tell you he'd given the patient propofol. senneff, no. the defense attorney shot back. suggesting that his impression of jackson as a hospice patient is not unusual for someone who has been a drug addict for a long time. a suggestion that jackson was using propofol for its euphoric high. >> we're likely to see experts on the stand, to show this is a known phenomenon in the anesthesia world. therefore, it's something that michael jackson could have conceivably done to himself. >> reporter: and we're expecting more paramedic testimony today. and possibly doctors from the ucla medical center, where jackson was taken. robin? >> takes some time. all right, ashleigh. thank you. >>> more on the homeless man with the velvet voice we introduced you to on wednesday. in less

intoxication on top of other muscle relaxants that caused jackson's cardiac arrest and murray's failure to respond correctly. a second expert witness, dr. richardthe defense posed a new theory. not just the possibility jackson awoke and administered more propofol to himself through an iv while the doctor stepped out, but that jackson also could have awakened, grabbed a bottle of propofol, and swallowed it. that would explain higher levels of the sedative found in jackson's stomach. ruffalo first rejected the theory saying the levels in the stomach were not high. he later reversed himself, saying his math was wrong. yet his overall conclusion stood, that murray failed to tend to his patient and was unprepared to revive him. his attorney, j. michael flanigan. >> i don't know. i thought we brought out what the facts were today. >> reporter: the judge also revoked murray's license to practice, effective immediately. randy jackson notes it will be a long road ahead for the family, as the caseow htial this is miriam hernandez reporting for abc news. >> and the doctor will be back in court january 25th. that's the date of the next hearing. and at that