lou: thank you very much, congressman devin nunes.n averting what would be a tragedy for the country. up next, u.n. ambassador susan rice. she appears to be a very savvy investor. coming up tomorrow, joe trippi joins us. kris kobach on illegal immigration and fleet commander admiral james lyons. we are talking about benghazi. that is tomorrow. stay with us. the fiscal cliff, no game. the a-team tells us whether the president will listen or whether he will get ready to die lou: you can add environmentalists to the growing list of susan rice as potential nomination to the secretary of state. that is what she needed, little bit more opposition. she holds about a half million dollars in shares. the company seeking state department approval of a keystone xl pipeline. a third of her personal wealth coming out as high as 44 million is invested in canadian energy interests. she was born in canada and we don't know if there was a relationship. there is a reason critics report to the ex-im bank in the 2012 the school year, another 15 billion in

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stanford quarterback josh nunes found the bench early. air mails this one to terrell. nearly picked off. now to hogan, second quarter, handoff to stepfan taylor. finds a hole. 27 yards, seventh rushing chowb of the year. bogut, 111 yards in the first half alone. 32 yards. down the seam to toilolo. a few plays later, hogan with the bootleg to the wide open zack ertz. hogan, redshirt freshman. 19 yards. 18-23, 184 yards and who scores, also rushed for 48. stanford crush colorado, 48-0. the cardinal host oregon state next saturday. >> san jose state on the road, taking on the vandals of idaho in moscow. second quarter, spartans drive, and look at this grab. between two defenders. they went to the review. got both feet down. spartans on top 14-7. san jose state outscores idaho 28-of in the second halve. fales, four touchdowns, 35-yards there to chandler jones. spartans handle the vandals, 42-13. >>> later in the show, number one alabama pushed to the limit in baton rouge. usc against oregon. that's your sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> we'll see you in

stanford quarterback josh nunes found the bench early. air mails this one to terrell.ed off. now to hogan, second quarter, handoff to stepfan taylor. finds a hole. 27 yards, seventh rushing chowb of the year. bogut, 111 yards in the first half alone. 32 yards. down the seam to toilolo. a few plays later, hogan with the bootleg to the wide open zack ertz. hogan, redshirt freshman. 19 yards. 18-23, 184 yards and who scores, also rushed for 48. stanford crush colorado, 48-0. the cardinal host oregon state next saturday. >> san jose state on the road, taking on the vandals of idaho in moscow. second quarter, spartans drive, and look at this grab. between two defenders. they went to the review. got both feet down. spartans on top 14-7. san jose state outscores idaho 28-of in the second halve. fales, four touchdowns, 35-yards there to chandler jones. spartans handle the vandals, 42-13. >>> later in the show, number one alabama pushed to the limit in baton rouge. usc against oregon. that's your sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> we'll see you in a little bi

josh nunes in effective. air mails the throw. almost picked off. nunes, 3-5, 23 yards. goes to the bench. kevin hogan, second quarter, to taylor, wide open spaces. 26 yards. 14-0 stanford. hogan was 11-15 for 111 yards in the first half. third down, lobbing it up for his huge tight end toilolo. it helps to be 6'8". later, hogan bootlegs. this is what he gives you, more mow million. 35-0 stanford at the half. hogan also rain for -- ran for 48 yards. stanford crush colorado 48-0. look for hogan to tsa nebraska week. >> it's depressing for cal fans, the lost last night, 21-3 to washington thimplet second straight losing season, raising a lot of doubts before the future of coach jeff tedford. a sloppy game last night. cal turned the ball over four times. cal will miss out on a bowl game again and the status of tedford's future a hot topic in berkeley. >> the bowl game situation is obviously disappointing. it's not something that we're used to. you work very hard in this. the players invest a lot of time and energy, and the staff does, so it's -- that's always disappointing.

congressman nunes said it appears now that we have more questions than we have before. questions that could finally be answered tomorrow when former cia director david petraeus, brings as much anticipated benghazi testimony. now that he has been removed from the obama administration. we take this up with congressman trey gowdy. former pentagon official, k.t. mcfarland, and best-selling author, ed klein. and former bush adviser, ron christie. moments ago, ranking members of the senate intelligence committee spoke to the press that they had little to offer in regard to the actual testimony given. dianne feinstein, the chair, said committee members were able to watch a film that was a composite, real-time document of the beginning to the end of the terrorist attack. she announced additional hearings that are closed and open hearing will take place in the future. however, she refused to comment on whether that reflected the obama adminiitration's descriptions of the events are at the cia agents in benghazi call for help for separate times. tonight, the cia has launched an e

and host oregon state and head coach david shaw hinted that kevin hogan could start ahead of josh nunesd that mean theorize no longer bowl-eligible and to make matters worsed maynard's status is yet to be determined. it might be determined by tomorrow, but considering cal is 3-7. no matter what the mri reveals it may be a good time to look at either quarterbacks. today against usc the ducks scored more points than any team that the trojans have after a llowed of the last time too beat oregon was usc last year, but today at the l.a. coliseum, kenyon barner rush for a school record 321 yards. canyon the first player ever to run for five touchdowns against southern california. barner's first td, 23-3 game. matt barkley tried to play keep you up. barkley heaved five touchdown passes including the hookup with marquis lee. but the trojans got won within 3 and no more. quarterback m8triko throwing three mariota throwing three touchdowns for the ducks. they win and they are 9-0. >>> lsu fans wanted to is see their tigers upset the defending national champions, no. 1-ranked alabama in baton roug

. >> congressman nunes, thanks for joining us this evening. >> always a pleasure, judge. >> j aoining us on the phone isa member of both the armed services committee and the senate foreignhe relations committee. senator, thanks so much for being with us this evening. >> judge, it's good to be with you. >> all right, senator. the issue, of course, is what general petraeus said on the 14th and what he said this week and how is it that he was able to explain the divide between the two. >> i think, judge, you know, they're being too nice about this whole thing because petraeus, first of all, we know now what he did. he used the name al-qaeda. that was in his report. now, ther if you remember back n 9/11, the original 9/11, the director of national intelligence was established so that the president would know. >> right. >>w so it went to clapper. he's a guy that answers to the president. i'm sure holder was in on it. the chief of staff was there, and then you had thomas, what is it, his national security advisor. all right. that's everybody. all answer to the president, and so it had to be

nunes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for two minutes. mr. nunes: madam speaker, the 1974 jackson-vanik amendment effectively pressured the soviet union over its appalling human rights record. it was an important part of america's decade-long effort to contain and ultimately bring down an evil empire. times have changed, the cold war is over, and the ussr has given away to the russian federation. its ruler, vladimir putin, presides over an authoritarian regime that closely controls the key economic sectors, shackles the immediate & and stamps out most dissent and stage manages the political process. nevertheless, putin's russia is not the soviet union, and we should update our laws accordingly. the jackson-vanik amendment addresses problems from a different era. by joining the w.t.o., russia has undertaken new obligations to adhere to the rule of law. as we approve normal trade relations with russia, we must verify that it adheres to its new responsibilities. furthermore, by approving the magnitsky act, we will signal that corrupt thugs who a