mr. gosar: i've been in this mine. mr. hastings: you mean the one in arizona? mr. gosar: yes. mr.hastings: i'm not quarreling with that. i'm talking about when rio tinto comes and this bill allows them to go forward in a way that allows them to robotize -- look, i'm not against technology but i'm saying to you is i don't see how ultimately that foreign companies are going to cause local communities to have increased employment that's sustainable. do you understand what i'm saying? mr. gosar: but i'm pointing back to the same purpose that i've seen trust exibbletted here where they've hired people -- exhibited here where where they've hired people. that's a part of trust that we have to get back to in this country. mr. hastings: all right. at least we had a fair exchange and perhaps if we had more time with measures like this we could do similar. but i would hope then my argument about the native american measures does not fall on deaf ears when you take into consideration the need to preserve our cultural heritage and the artifacts that might be swept up in mining. mr. gosar: woul

mr. gosar: i've been in this mine. mr. hastings: you mean the one in arizona? mr. gosar: yes. mr. hastings: i'm not quarreling with that. i'm talking about when rio tinto comes and this bill allows them to go forward in a way that allows them to robotize -- look, i'm not against technology but i'm saying to you is i don't see how ultimately that foreign companies are going to cause local communities to have increased employment that's sustainable. do you understand what i'm saying? mr. gosar: but i'm pointing back to the same purpose that i've seen trust exibbletted here where they've hired people -- exhibited here where where they've hired people. that's a part of trust that we have to get back to in this country. mr. hastings: all right. at least we had a fair exchange and perhaps if we had more time with measures like this we could do similar. but i would hope then my argument about the native american measures does not fall on deaf ears when you take into consideration the need to preserve our cultural heritage and the artifacts that might be swept up in mining. mr. gosar: wou

mr. gosar, is a commonsense measure that will create new american jobs and strengthen our economy through increased u.s. mineral production. the bill authorizes an equal value land exchange between resolution copper, the federal government, the state of arizona and the town of superior, arizona, that will open up the third largest undeveloped copper resource in the world. the bill requires the cost of the land exchange be fully paid for by the mine developer, ensuring fair treatment for taxpayers and for the government. this project will provide substantial benefits to the united states in the form of job creation, economic growth and increased national security. this mining project will support nearly 3,700 jobs. these are good paying american wage jobs that will equate to more than $220 million in annual wages. at a time when our economy continues to struggle, this mining project will provide a much-immediated -- much-needed boost through private investments. this mining activity will have ov

mr. gosar is a commonsense measure that will create new american jobs and strengthen our economy through increased u.s. mineral production. the bill authorizes an equal value land exchange between resolution copper, the federal government, the state of arizona and the town of superior, arizona, that will open up the third largest undeveloped copper resource in the world. the bill requires the cost of the land exchange be fully paid for by the mine developer, ensuring fair treatment for taxpayers and for the government. this project will provide substantial benefits to the united states inhe form of job creation, economic growth and increased national security. this mining project will support nearly 3,700 jobs. these are good paying american wage jobs that will equate to more than $220 million in annual wages. at a time when our economy continues to struggle, this mining project will provide a much-immediated -- much-needed boost through private investments. this mining activity will have over

mr. gosar: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of my legislation, h.r. 489, a bill that will permanently end the bureaucratic rangeling that has occurred between the departments of interior and agriculture, a jurisdictional dispute. that exro mices the routine maintenance of critical water structure in the state of arizona, the c.c. cragin dam and reservoir. the federal government employs over 2.1 million civilian employees, there are hundreds of agencies and within each agency there are divisions, departments and subgroups. sometimes, especially with respect to land management, more than one agency has jurisdiction and when that occurs, bureaucratic disputes arise and government no longer serves the people. this is the exact circumstance that has necessitated my legislation. the c.c. cragin project consists of a number of facilities including a dam and reservoir, diversion tunnel and pump shaft, pumping plant, priming reservoir, pipeline, electrical transmission line and a generating plant. majori

mr. holder does not understand what transpired here. i as an individual know what is wright and wrong. host: again, we're talking to representative paul gosarlet's go back to the phones. tom on the democratic line from massachusetts. good morning. caller: i have a couple of questions. [inaudible] host: we are losing you. can you speak of? caller: he stated earlier about the guns and never heard something like this before, but are recall something along time ago back in the 1980's with the guns and drugs that are traded and things like that, and nothing happened to anyone back then. this is like tick for tack. i am tired of it. they are trying to do their job. sometimes things happen and something goes wrong -- that his life. host: are you worried the politics have taken over? caller: i really believe that is what has happened. one more thing, and they keep talking about the stimulus that we had, and they're saying it did not work, but what they do not say and never say, they always talk about the money that went for the infrastructure, but they never talk about the taxes that were given away where we should have tax people we did not tax pe

gosar is on the committee demanding answers on this he joins us live coming you be. bill: house speaker john boehner, a serious allegation, a bit of a fireball launched toward president obama. >> mrhy have you given up on the country and decided to campaign full time instead of doing what the american people sent us all here to do to find common ground, to deal with the big challenges that face our economy and our country? bill: she admitted to killing her husband, firing the 11 bullets that took his life. on thursday a new york jury acquitted barbara sheehan of murder in a case that brought attention to domestic abuse. she had said that her husband abused her for years and threatened to kill her. the jury accepting her defense, a battered wife syndrome. sheehan said she feared for her life but had no choice but to kill her husband. the d.a. reacted to that verdict. listen here from new york city. >> the jury is has now spoken and i accept its verdict. in doing so however i want to make one thing very, very clear, that's the fact that today's verdict should not be viewed as a victory for the defense or for victims of domestic violence just as guilty verdict would not have represe