this amazing run, unquestioned praisefor four years, and all of a sudden this bad report, sort of weird absence, politico today reporting that chelsea clinton troops in take a higher role in the next months. she's been doing some charity work through the clinton foundation sandy recovery. > recovery. >> schieffer: what is she going to do? is she going to run for something, too? >> a lot of democrats hoped she would run fair congressional seat. we're told that's not the case. but she'll be out there sort of as the clinton face, as-- >> this lack of disclosure i think is trouble responsible i really do think there should be more information, more data, more disclosure about what happened and when it happened and some ability to question those who are treating her. she's a very important government official-- >> she's a clinton. >> from her own perspective if she has a political future, i think this ends her reign-- to pick up mike's point-- in an uncomfortable way. there's a lack of disclosure i think the public looks at and it raises unnecessary questions. >> that isn't to say-- we do ge

little bit after turning point for the company because its leadership in software for wireless was unquestioned. for the first time, users were saying, you screwed this up. >> you messed this up. >> yes. that sent a signal, they changed leadership. >> they had a reputation for doing everything right. this was an instance for where they did not. thank you. >> good to have you here. >> brian shablgtman. >> hard to talk about apple without talking about google. there are reports over the weekend this they are settling their search issue with the ftc. also interesting can comments about how they really believe that search with google will be more mobile than desktop on the year 2016. it is up $14.49. sue, to you. >> brian, thank you very much. we raise the question, is there a middle ground to be reached regarding gun control? we'll discuss that very subject with ron christie, former policy adviser to president bush. and national urban league ceo, mark. nancial obstacles military families face, we understand. at usaa, we know military life is different. we've been there. that's why every bit of fin

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some people may be more unquestioning., in this issue, like invading lebanon wasn't the smartest move in the world. where would you put hagel on that one? >> i think where chuck hagel got in trouble was the jewish lobby. >> why is that wrong? >> a lot of the proisrael lobby are concerned. and a lot of american jews are quite liberal and are not necessarily -- >> i'm very aware of both differences. i'm glad you said it. >> so he misspoke. >> and by the way, the context in that same article where he said the israeli lobby over and over again. thank you, senator for joining us tonight. we're going to be right back. i always wait until the last minute. can i still ship a gift in time for christmas? yeah, sure you can. great. where's your gift? uh... whew. [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. ship fedex express by december 22nd for christmas delivery. i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but no

date, he's become thee authoritative voice on military affairs always with amazing, consistent, unquestioned integrity, which is also kind of a rarity in the field which is marked often by to littization, and we are looking forward to more work. jay, who i just met a moment ago, i think we all here realize that serious thought an international affairs requires the widest range of reference that you can't just focus on one corner of the strategic realm, and you see his name, the authors line, you know you're about to get something with tremendous explanatory power, and with writings that go across the culture of the country and the arts. calling into account that annual fraud, the nobel peace prize -- [laughter] after they call it, nobody can ever say "nobel peace prize" again without saying so ironically. i'll turn it over to them, and i think we'll start with elliot, if that's okay. >> thank you, charlie. i -- we first met when i was a very young, getting around the department of state, and i got guidance into the true secrets of how the department works from charlie, the top assistant to s

the protesters are upset about the president's decree giving him almost unquestioned power over his governmentting the barrier has been broken. they tried two days ago and were unsuccessful. those protesters have had success. we will keep you posted. fiscal cliff survival kit looking for a save haven, munis, maybe the way to go. we will do you y. dennis: employees of random house in for a lot of green, 50 shades of gray. how the world's currencies are faring against our own green u.s. dollar. you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast, long lasting relief, use doctor recommended gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrierhat helps blocktomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gavisco®. >> 22 minutes past the hour, this is your fox news minute. japanese authorities telling the united nations the atomic agency, no problems have been detected at a nuclear plant near the epicenter of that 7.3 magnitude earthquake that rocked the country today. the quake triggered one meter tsunami in the area near fukushima but officials say there is no risk o

very unclear, very unquestioned that house republicans could swallow that. sides are saying that. you play thad sound bite from john baroso, saying it's politically expedestrianent for the president to go off the fiscal cliff. but both sides are saying, you know what? maybe it's better to go off the cliff. politically, members of congress will have to vet on tax cuts as opposed to now which are tax increases which are much harder to take. >> that's right. because the tax hikes will happen whether or not congress acts, so the school of thought here is that if republicans and temp kratz were to allow this just to happen, then they could vote for infect only tax cuts, not be on the record voting for tax hikes. now for the very staunch anti tax folks, it's unclear if that would really pass muster with them, but certainly this is something being considered you know, dana. >> absolutely. i'm sure the markets won't know that. brianna, good to see you. while in hawaii, president obama and first lady michelle obama paid their respects to late senator daniel inouye. i

in public he was sold as an an unquestioning patriot.they do. i think that there was -- there are certainly things out there that are a misrepresentation of him. but i think that he had that he ability to shine through. >> reporter: and so did she. marie marie's story doesn't end with esn't en the death of pat. the death of it continues on with the work the she does for the foundation ation bearing his name a foundation that helps troops returning home ret pay for education costs. >> the focus really is on the the men and women, the veterans and the spouses that we provide it's scholarships for and it's about futures men and their futures much more what so than about what happened in the past. marie's >> reporter: but marie's journey also also contains a second love story. she's now remarried to joe shenten, a chicago businessman.ssman. tell me about joe. >> tell >> he is probably the best he i surprise in my life so far. i didn't think that -- i wasn't n't looking to be in another relationship.nk i didn't think that i would ever w find

what has not been emphasized is that groups that have bonafides on the democratic side that are unquestioned -- the center for american progress, the center on budget and poll priorities, "the washington post" editorial board, the president's fiscal commission, the bipartisan policy center -- have all said this ought to be one of the tools that we use as we look at trying to make sure that medicare, social security, and other entitlement programs are reformed and made sustainable. now, why do economists support chained c.p.i. i? because it honors commitment to maintain the purchasing power of spending and revenue policies. it provides savings across the budget -- not just in entitlement programs but across other areas. it also raises revenues. and it contributes meaningfully to the long-term fiscal sustainability of the programs that we want to protect. because across the government we have indexed things to inflati inflation, the tax code, the entitlement programs, all are indexed -- their rise and decrease based on inflation. so again, this tool while not perfect, all these groups have sai

just this morning in an appearance on cable television, the junior senator from oklahoma, an unquestioned conservative, came out in favor of higher tax rates on the wealthy. he said -- quote -- "personally, i know we have to raise revenue. i really don't care which way we do it. actually i would rather see the rates go up than do it the other way because it gives us greater chance to reform the tax code and broaden the base in the future"-- unquote. if senator coburn does not provide conservative cover, i don't know who does. the house republican leadership are like generals, hunkered away in a bunker who don't realize that their army has already laid down its arms. the republican leaders are in search of an exit strategy. well, they have one in the form of a discharge petition that's been filed in the house. it's an out for the speaker. with the discharge petition the speaker doesn't have to outright endorse the senate bill. all he needs to do is tell his members sign your conscience. if you believe in the discharge petition, sign it, and there will be no recrimination against you. join

it's a perfect image of how dan led by example throughout his long career with quiet dignity and unquestioned integrity. it started earl i didn' started. -- it started early for dan. he and his friends always thought of themselves as americans. yet after pearl harbor they suddenly found themselves lumped in with the enemy. it was one of the reasons so many of them felt such an intense desire to serve. their loyalty and patriotism had been questioned. and they were determined -- determined -- to prove their allegiance beyond any doubt. when the army lifted its ban on japanese-americans, dan and his friends jumped at the chance to serve. an astonishing 80% of military-age men of japanese descent who lived in hawaii volunteered. 23% were accepted including dan, an 18-year-old student in hawaii. together they formed what would become the most decorated military unit in history, the famed 442nd regimental combat team. as platoon leader, dan spent three bloody months in the rome arno campaign and two brutal weeks rescuing a texas battalion that was surrounded by german forces, an operation military

incredibly fortunate to have worked along side jay pearson, a man whose commitment to our country is unquestioned. and as he starts on a new journey and chapter in his life, we thank jay for his integrity and commitment to serving this house and our nation. may your days be filled with joy and with accomplishment. congratulations on your retirement. and god bless you. mr. woodall: i thank my friend from georgia, mr. speaker. at this time, it's my pleasure to yield to a colleague on the rules committee, the gentleman from utah, mr. bishop. mr. bishop: thank you. the gentleman from georgia, it's my pleasure to be here as part of this tribute to jay pearson and everything he has done. i met jay the first day the session and three of us came on the floor and was watching ms. wasserman schultz: taking place. jay came over to us and said if you want to speak, we have seven minutes left. i was shocked at that time. can you imagine someone would come on the floor and speak without any preparation or without knowing any of the details of the bill. i have learned much since that time and much of what i hav

one picked up within the border there is not as much of unquestioned in the way that we've arguably do and the supreme court made a good point* was a shell game we don't have full sovereignty even with full control. even to capture a lawful, and the. >> about the congressional regime? is there more room for congress to take position? >> it would be potentially useful to have congress provide a clear standard the way the habeas proceeding should be conducted but at this point* there has been a rules adopted in this congress disagrees they don't and religious issue will be passed i doubt there will be a role for intervention in the future since. >> is seems that congress won't especially if he is right did judicial review will not extend just to be clear i don't think thailand is that close to afghanistan but congress could play a clear role where there is not constitutionally required to distribute there is a concern congress could try to say if individuals are picked up outside of the united states here are minimal statutory procedures the being the battlefield issues another day backl