y fue esta vez el representante por el estado estado de arizona trent frank quien trato de pasar estay que prohibiri Ía abortos basados en el sexo del feto.. siendo el sexo masculino lo mas anhelado.. una practica mayormente comu uceds dia vamos a otras noticias... mientras millones de contribuyent s cheques de reembolso por s impu e ellas. seria la peor pesadilla para este trabajador... recibir una carta del servicio de rentas internas... "lo primero que pensaria de que tal vez el contador que hace los taxes se ha equivocado ya que yo acostumbro a hacer las cosas correctas para no tener problemas" y es que estan siendo enviadas a hogares y empresas de miles de contribuyentes... son cartas del irs cuestionando la veracidad de declaraciones de impuestos... es decir, una auditoria... "le pedimos a la gente que no entre en estado de panico, porque una auditoria es algo muy sensillo, el irs quiere verificar que tenga todos los documentos y recibos para respaldar todas las deducciones que reclamo" lo primero que tiene que hacer, es contactar al irs... "en cuantoiba una carta del irs, respo

but i talked with the congressman, trent franks, a republican from arizona. his work to push through this bill has been criticized as an election year distraction. >> from my perspective, this discussion goes to the heart of who we are as americans. the whole founding principle of our country is that we held certain truths to be self-evidence dent and the most transen dent is the worth and value of human life. that's why we have an economy, that's why we have a military apparatus, that's why we have government is to protect those who can't defend their own rights at times. otherwise, we just fall into anarchy. so i know that we've, as a people and even as a government certainly have gotten so tangled up in the election politics that sometimes the issues get lost. but i truly believe that the most important thing we can do as americans is to remind ourselves that the protection of the innocent and life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness is really the foundational purpose of government and it's the foundational concept of america. >> congressman, i want you

speaker, i rise in support of my friend, trent frank's legislation. 10 years ago stakeholders from acrosstate of arizona gather together to come up with a 21st century plan to manage gaming activity. as part of that final agreement, many tribes agreed to forego building a casino to share in revenues as a whole. gaming revenues were set aside for education, health care and other measures to improve the lives of the average tribal members. the key part of the compact was a tribal agreement that no new additional casinos would be permitted in the phoenix metropolitan area. the tribe has since acquired land in glendale and has made it clear they intend to break their agreement and establish a casino on that land. this legislation ensures the tohono o'odham nation must keep the promise they made in 2002 to the other tribes, the state and our constituents. additionally, the small but vocal opposition to this legislation claims the bill before us seeks to unilaterally nullify an indian water rights settlement. i assure my house colleagues that statement is false. water rights associated with the

>> stephanie: no relation to trent franks.een cannot be -- >> everyone in the colonies are aware or if they wear, any of them gave a derriere at the weekend we celebrated our diamond's jubilee. but it was not just a -- who are not at all amused by our celebration. it seems a small cad ray of malcontent cads and anti-monarchist hooligans were and we quote sick and tired of being told to celebrate 60 years of one very privileged and very uninspiring head of state. dear me. they do seem to have their knickers in a twist. perhaps their mood would improve if they were to watch the celebration in the cozy confines of the tower of london. we have a view and it is spectacular. in any event off with their heads! kidding! nevertheless, we aren't amused. we all want them to hang until they cheer up. kidding. [ applause ] >> stephanie: i would not think she would be accused. worch gawker brings -- [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] gawker brings us queen latifah. >> those who thought her appearance at gay pride about coming her. she said it has

first i want to thank chairman lamar smith and subcommittee chair trent franks of the judiciary committee for all their work on this resolution. i appreciate it so much. we have come together across party lines to show that no matter what side of the aisle we sit on, congress can make amends for the past no matter how long ago those violations occurred. it is because we have worked together in a bob: way that we will make history today. today for the first time in 130 years the house of representatives will vote on a bill that expresses regret for the chinese exclusion act of 1882, one of the most discriminatory acts in american history. over a century ago the chinese came here in search of a better life. during the california gold rush, the chinese came to the united states to making so of themselves. their blood, sweat and tears built the first transcontinental railroad, connecting the people of our nation. they opened our minds -- mines, constructed the levees and became the backbone of farm construction. their efforts helped build america. but as the economy soured in the 1870's, the