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has come out this year a fresh known bailable warrant has been issued for foreign andersen. and if the government fails to wake up and help then we are committed to fight the next twenty seven years against the nexus between the company and the government the process could change dramatically if the indian government intervene the states have done something in the film and i made them not and they don't have the authority to summon the government what they have. said to be if they want this ruling. and if you're right that it was what it was that. they were all this it was in cold blood they are so good they have submitted a letter all of this that's all over the local police were. i. think the many ideas from our research one thing is very clear the union carbide india factory is infected with poison it is a poison which will not lead to death just by touching it so i can understand why their money pradesh government is saying there is no poison. but it is also true that it's a kind of poison that is leaking into our environment that is the main thing i am sane is that the

i go to come back from the bathroom, i learned you never leave your compute andersen account on.on'trecognize, "well what will do you to me next?" i scroll back and jimmy has basically said all these things he wanted to do to her sex parts and she went for it. >> jimmy: congratulations to you. >> didn't go well after that. >> jimmy: that was you. >> no, no. i, of course, i felt bad so i had to tell her, like, hey, you know how you exposed to a stranger, that was a big prank, sorry. >> jimmy: i remember what did you. you looked at the computer and you went. no, no, no! oh, no. and you raced off and dialled this woman and -- yeah. i'm sorry about that. >> i had to apologize. >> jimmy: it was fun. >> some day he'll be famous and have his own show, you got pranked by jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: you started a website, which everyone does but yours became super popular. >> i guess so. >> jimmy: you sold it for $4 billion. right? >> somewhere between 4 and $100 billion i think. worth about as much as "star wars." the math checked out. sold to it legendary entertainment, produces "dark knigh

. >> yours ithaca works being published this week >> now, chris andersen contends america is on the verge of a new industrial revolution advances in computing. the other provides a selection of start up industrialists, which he calls makers who are using social media come across cursing and opus for software to redefine american industry manufacturing. this is just over an hour. [applause] >> thank you, eric. it's very much my honor should be on here if you. thank you for the opportunity. this book came about by accident. i didn't set out to write it. i didn't set out to become part of the movement. it's sort of washed over me, basically an exercise of of parenting gone horribly wrong. i have five children are constantly trying to get an interesting insight and technology. i was think of projects we could do together. i started a site called geek dad, projects on for you and for the kid. i feel constantly at getting them interested. perhaps because i'm trying so hard. one weekend, one friday at the office we got two boxes they came in in the first was a lego kit that was really cool. the

arthur andersen and aig have also been through this process.can be very costly and hard to come out the other side. >> wondering right now is whether people are starting to yank money. >> that's a good question. definitely the question of the hour. it would seem they wouldn't put a call like this together if they didn't at least have concern investors were voicing. i have heard of at least one entity that filed notification it wants to redeem. that will be in the first quarter because the window for this past quarter has already come and gone. i've talked to others who say -- brokers in fact who say their clients, particularly high net worth individuals are raising a lot of questions, what's the future of sac, what if something happens to cohen and he can't run it. their cap stital is awfully sec but the vast majority belongs to either cohen himself or other insiders. only talking $6 billion, maybe $7 billion, a third, but that comes from the outside. >>> we're going to head back to hot-lanta for a look at the city's top stocks. we are going to

chris andersen was appointed ambassador. he was asked if he wanted to accept this post.ve service men over in afghanistan and iraq and different places, and they are being attacked every day-- >> stephanie: that's the sad thing. he really loved the people of libya. he pleased they were ready for democracy. they loved him back. you saw people there protesting with his picture after this whole tragedy. all right eric cantor talking about the petraeus situation. >> the information that was sent to me sounded as if there was a potential for a national national security vulnerability. >> stephanie: mm-hmm, and eric holder on the whole situation. >> we follow the facts. we do not share outside the justice department, outside the fbi the fact of ongoing investigations. we made the determination as we were going through the matter that there was not a threat to national security. >> stephanie: aah, yeah. by the way sean hannity blames him for everything. >> yes, it's his fast. >> stephanie: because they did not go after fast and furious. it must be his fault. there he is. comedi

it's now my pleasure to introduce margo andersen, director of the energy policy. >> good morning, everyone. at first on to give you a little bit of background to embellish a bit on what jason told. we watched this energy object in 2011 because the top of the u.s. is six. they must record them in oil and gas production, it would be good progress, great progress in energy efficiency. we still face enervate energy challenges that have got to be addressed in the years ahead. our energy initiative led by our cochairs are highly diverse energy board is developing options to address these challenges. challenges that must be confronted during a time of national tibet. this will create difficult policy charges no doubt in these choices are unlikely to be solved without national leadership, which is the topic of today. says jason mentioned were going to release the full recommendation in january. today's early releases focusing on improving energy policy development, implementation and accountability in the executive branch. we think that was the time to release recommendations just as the president

. >> host: eric m andersen, california, please go ahead with your question or comment for kenneth davis. >> caller: hello. my question is in reference to, i don't know much about the civil war. just after the civil war you mentioned how the seven states were broken down into, i think, ten districts in each district was assigned a general. there were essentially the dictator of the area until the district was reabsorbed into the union. my question is, how did their decisions and things, you know, how they affect presidential politics at that time? or any of them rather poignant? >> well, that is a very good question. it is one of those areas that we don't spend a lot of tension, time and attention on in school. what you are talking about is the erin known as reconstruction. of course, abraham lincoln had been assassinated. his replacement was andrew johnson, and this was really an issue that affected johnson and a couple of his successors most significantly. congress, at that time, was mostly dominated by the so-called radical republicans. they had a very, very specific idea for how stat

[laughter] >> we should have followed the whole script of hans christian andersen and the emperor wearsno clothes but we were not smart enough to do that. what i want to say is the response to the first ten days or less of commentary i learned what it means to have a very instructive lesson, it has been very heartening, maybe 5% really ugly hate mail, another 5% sort of constructive criticism, 90% thank you, guys, for saying this. a prominent among the scores of people who e-mailed us and we are in the 90%, self identified republicans. ordinary citizens and some elected officials and party activists as well and a fair number of reporters, both of whom take a little heat from us in this volume and actually really heartened by it. i think it is fair to say we feel each passing day brings more reinforcement of the argument we make in this book, the latest was richard lugar's disease yesterday in indiana. not so much the fact that an 80-year-old man who served seven terms in the senate -- six -- was running for a seventh term, lost the election. these things happen, but it was the nature of

butch andersen.e also have the joint staff surgeon's office and within the director of humanitarian assistance disaster relief and global health. and of course admiral cullison has been a great help working on a lot of these issues. what are we tried to do? were trying to get dod all of the basic definitions on things like global health, humanitarian assistance, disaster relief. it may surprise you or it may not do we have problems with their definitions. we have problems with authorities, roles and responsibilities. one of the things the undersecretary of defense for policy really likes of the secretary to always know that all of us are doing things within the law and that matters when were spending money. the legal authorities in the appropriations are carefully scrutinized. were working to provide dod with a written policy guidance on what we are going to call global health engagement to be followed at some point via department of defense instruction. so help is on the way. another one of the thin