mr. phillip. he's the custodian every year he is 0 our go to person and our ambassador one of the consequences is to do community services in which our students are ask the to clean up united states school yard by the way, there's simply no garbage in our yards. he is hardworking, dictated, kind, friendly, caringable, organized and simply awesome. i have to condense this to the top 10 list. we appreciate when mr. phillip responds in a split second who called on the walkie-talkie. when we sets upor long tables everyday he never complains. when mr. phillip puts all the lost and found items especially those hard items neatly for all to retrieve. when mr. phillip fixes the things that don't work. when mr. phillip greets people with sir, and ma'am, and he greets everyone everyday with some such a pleasant demeanor we appreciate him and ii appreciate his work ethics. he approaches his work with pride and patience. he never get upset and most of all we appreciate his actions that he truly loves his schoo

mr. phillip mudd and his area of expertise, we can make assumptions about the profile, about their mind-setwe really know nothing about who they are at this point beyond their names and little bit about their background. we don't know how much they share with the main defendant, main suspect in the bombings. you know, what we know now is they found, allegedly, they found this backpack, dismantled it to some extent. accused of covering up to help their friend. there could have been other kids in the dorm that would have covered up to help their friend. in these fast-moving stories we do a lot of speculating. filling in of facts, and information. i want us to be very careful before we build a case on behalf of law enforcement before they've had a chance to build the case for themselves. >> have point. >> that's a good point and it is good we seem to have contained the number of people actually involved in the bombing itself. but talk about joining a losing team. these guys thought that -- they thought these are the suspects. and they say let's help them. at any point you say white a minute, m

mr. phillips. founder of the tea party nation. he joins us now from richmond, virginia.ased on your numbers in the people you have talked to, were you aware that this was going on to begin with? >> we certainly had a lot of england's about it. their applications were taking a long time or when they were getting them, the irs was asking for voluminous information. this is not necessarily new news. this has been going on for quite a while. i am really pleased that the obama propaganda media have started picking up on this. dagen: what would you like the president to do? what would you like to see happen? >> for starters, there need to be firings and a lot of them at the irs. if anyone believes that these were just a few low-level clerks, i have oceanfront property in tennessee to sell you. i'm not talking about political appointees. you are talking about career executives. these folks do not need to resign, they need to be fired. a message needs to be sent. if you're a member in the 90s, clinton's enemies were audited on a regular basis. the obama regime is kind of going l

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mr. phillip bullock, is apple inc. owned directly or or indirectly by asi? >> yes, we are owned directly by a lot, aop, and asi. >> are all three companies owned by apple at the weekly nazi yes, they are all legally owned by apple inc. >> where are they functioning for managing control? >> in our view it is feng shui managed and controlled as an irish legal concept in the united states. >> integrin 2011, it says that they have not made a distinction on the aoi management control. why did you tell us that? >> the reason we responded in a manner is that under irish law, the requirement for evaluating or concluding on the tax residency in ireland looks to whether or not until management control takes place in ireland or not. it does not formally require that you make any determination -- >> because that the location of this is in the united states. apple have concluded that. is that correct? >> i believe that in the previous meeting with your staff. they ask the same questions, and i believe that i have provided the same response. >> you agree that this central

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mr. president, admiral miller, dean phillips.is an honor for me to be bringing in the future here today. i would like to congratulate the new second lieutenants joining our fleet today. for those about to become ensigns, i want to ask you to remember what we talked about a few weeks ago. numberedlike odd- classes. i want to give you an executive summary of a few things. as the president mentioned to you earlier, i want you to guard your integrity. no one can take your integrity away from you. it is uniquely yours. do not lose it. your allegiance is to the institution, to the country, to the constitution. not your buddies. it is in your oath today. take about it when you your oath. be kind to everybody. treat everyone with dignity and with respect. and trust your shipmates, because your life is going depend on them. learn your heritage. that is what we're about. know who you are about. and wear sunscreen because, trust me, it takes about 20 years to take effect. wear sunscreen. [laughter] and perhaps the most important thing you c

mr. president, admiral miller, dean phillips. it is an honor for me to be bringing in the future here today. i would like to congratulate the new second lieutenants. for those about to become ensigns, i want to ask you to remember what we talked about a few weeks ago. look, i like odd-numbered classes. i want to give you an executive summary of a few things. as the president mentioned to you earlier, i want you to guard your integrity. no one can take your integrity away from you. it is uniquely yours. do not lose it. your allegiance is to the institution, to the country, to the constitution. not your buddies. it is in your oath today. think about it when you take your oath. be kind to everybody. treat everyone with unity and with respect. and trust your shipmates, because your life is going depend on them. learn your heritage. that is what we're about. know who you are about. and wear sunscreen because, trust me, it takes about 20 years to take effect. wear sunscreen. [laughter] and perhaps the most important thing you can remem

appointment to my opening on 9 and so i'm going to be appointing francis phillips to the peace pack. >> thank you. all right. mr. golden. sorry wait there's one more appoint. i'm preys to appoint this gentleman. >> thank you now, mr. gold man. good evening. so as you all know under state proposition 39 for a school district that passes school bond with a 55 percent vote theres t happen. one of the things is you need to have a citizens bond oversight committee and one of the other thing is that committee need to see have an audit of the bond program every single year. so it's that time the audit has been complete i have forwarded you copies of the audit finding under separate cover and i'm pleased to introduce ms. nancy who's a member of bond oversight committee to represent the members of the committee and talk about here role in the audit. and along with her someone you've seen before with other audits she seems to be a common face a dana audits who's firm performed the audit and if by some reason you have questions. >> good evening commissioners. i'm very happy to be here there this evening as a member of the

mark phillips also known as mr. wonderful meets the reigning king of darts.r and what she's learned from her father, ralph lauren. >>> time to show you the headlines from around the globe. britain's guardian says they're accused of exploiting nelson mandela. it shows the former south african president for the first time in nine months. he's seen sitting in a chair with what looks like a vacant face. the meeting was arranged by the anc. >>> the "detroit free press" says bloomberg celebrated the murder rate by taking a swipe at detroit. he said last year we had a record low 419 murders. if instead we had detroit's murder rate, 4,500-plus new yorkers would have been murdered last year. >> "the wall street journal" says its circulation rose in the lax six months but overall other circulation has declined. the journal circulation went up 12% from a year ago. the times saw an 18% jump. that includes print and digital subscriptions. >>> uber is raising money. it helps find a car service or an app. >>> employees at real estate firm are getting tattoos with the compan

mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize five service members that died last saturday in afghanistan. first lieutenant brandon loon drew, staff sergeant frances phillips, specialist kevin cardoza, specialist brandon prescott and specialist thomas merck were killed by an i.e.d. while on patrol in kandahar province. mr. o'roark: all five had been award a bronze star and purple heart. all four for stationed in the district i represent. fort bliss has lost 83 soldiers in iraq and afghan strap. it's deeply impacted the family, friends and fellow soldiers of the fallen as well as the fort bliss and el paso communities. it reminds us of the ongoingle to of the war, now going on its 12th year and out of sight for many americans. it reminds us of our solemn responsibility to service members not only to be cautious when sending them in harm's way, but also knowing when it is time to bring them home. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for

queen elizabeth and prince phillip visited the white house, and this was prior to a black tie dinner hosted by the president and mrs bush in the yellow oval room which is in the residence. and so they're just talking before going down to dinner and trying to show the grandeur of it all. the yellow room was so beautiful, it's really a great place to photograph. >> host: well, i just, i want to ask you if this is significant at all. prince phillip seems to have a drink in his hand, but it looks like the queen might have put her drink down over here on the table. did you happen to notice that at all so she wasn't photographed with a drink in her hand? >> guest: you know, i didn't notice that. i'm not sure what that is. >> host: either you tell the story about your intimate moment with queen elizabeth, or i'll read it straight from the book. >> guest: well, i'll tell you -- [laughter] because, you know, when you're the photographer for the president, i mean, you have to stay close. and sometimes too close. and in this case, and this was earlier in the day when the queen was visiting the white house, there was a -- [ina

prize for journalism, melanie phillips, takes your calls, e-mails, facebook comments and tweets "in depth." three hours live sunday at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> mr. moss, what happened in minneapolis in april of 1999? >> you know, i start the book with that meeting because it's so informative of the industry's attitude and strategies. 1999 the obesity epidemic was just beginning to emerge and raise concern not only among consumer activists and nutritionists, but among people inside the processed food industry. they gathered together, um, for a very rare meeting. of ceos of some of the top manufacturers in north america who got together at the old minneapolis headquarters, the old pillsbury headquarters in minneapolis to talk about none other than this emerging crisis really for the industry. and up in front of them got none other than one of tear own, his name -- their own, his name was michael mudd, he was vice president of kraft. he was armed with 114 slides and laid at the feet of these ceos and presidents of these large food companies responsibility for the, not only the obesity crisis, but he cited the rising cases of diabetes, high blood p

mr. president, i know that the senators from wyoming -- one of them has spoken to me about gregory alan phillips. let's do him right now. let's do him today. the wyoming senators shouldn't have to wait. that's why i would ask consent that we do -- and i'm sorry, i like him, but the man who is going to be -- we're going to vote cloture on -- he graduated law school with my son. he's fine man. i'm not the only one who messes his name up. he was a basketball player in kansas much his parents came to all of his games and they cringed every time his name was pronounced because it is a hard name to pronounce. so, mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that at a time to be determined i may -- that we proceed to calendar number 95, that's srikanth srinivasan, that there be an hour of debate divided in the usually form, the senate proceed to vote with no intervening action on this nomination, th the motion to reconsider be laid on the table, with no intervening action or debate, the president be note nied of the senate's action and the senate then resume legislative session. the presiding officer: is the

mr. conner but, because there are lessons to be learned from mistakes that we made in 1986. this quote from phillip martin, professor, agriculture economics davis. the exit of illegal immigrants granted special agricultural worker status and subsequent permanent rest dents from the farm workforce since the early 1990s reflect as different phenomenon. falling real wages and shrinking benefits encouraged special agricultural workers to seek non-farm jobs as economy improved in the 1990s the special agricultural workers who left farm work were replaced by newly arrived unauthorized migrants. by 1997 to 98 it was estimated that the special agricultural workers were only about 16% of the crop workers. so, mr. conner, aren't we afraid, or shouldn't we be afraid giving legal status and eventual citizenship to people here illegally only repeat the mistakes in the 198 of putting the ag. industry in the same position in the long run? in other words this whole thing comes about, farmworkers come to us and tell us we need the workers. okay, we bring the workers. they migrate someplace else and people illegally

mrs. rosa parks, i encourage everyone to read it. but rosa parks was a secretary at the local naacp. she worked under idi nixon, he worked under a. phillipnixon helped organization the brotherhood of sleeping carporters, thousands of them who rode the trains, all called george. their mothers didn't name them george, but they were called george for the owner of the train, george pullman. and you know the famous story of eleanor roosevelt taking a. phillip randolph to meet with fdr, and he describes the condition of black people many this country to president fdr, roosevelt. he describes the condition of working people in this country, and fdr listens intelligently and then responds, i don't disagree with anything you've said, but you'll have to make me do it. and interestingly, when barack obama was running for president the first time, he was in the backyard of a new jersey home, about 100 people there to see him, and he was taking questions. and a man at the back raised his hand and said what are you going to do about the middle east? he repeated the story of a. phillip randolph and fdr and fdr saying to a. phillip randolph, make me do

mr. speaker, further, i have had so many people hell with this -- helped with this effort that the availtor at the time of the crash was phillip cole. he has joined in this effort. and i read what he said. there is a rush to blame pilots and to cite facts that relate to pilot performance. rather than cite the true root causes of accidents. the design and detail in an aircraft or vehicle is often the root cause of an accident and a particular make or model of an automobile that is crashing too often say toyota or chevrolet, they wouldn't blame the drivers but say something is wrong with the automobile. the marine corps has always seemed to blame the pilot. mr. speaker, this is why this has become a passion for me personally and i couldn't be where imtoday without so many experts who have joined me. i want to mention jim schaffer. jim's call name was trigger and was in the air at the time of this plane crash and saw his friends go down and burn. mr. speaker, this is not right for these two wives to carry the pain now almost 13 years, april 8, 2000. we have already passed april 8 of 2013. all they are asking from the marine corps

mr. obama requested to publicize the new law and get people enrolled in health care plan besides by the government -- sub diesed by the government. it talks about ms. phillipice worked on the 2008 campaign, deputy director of the democratic national committee, worked in obama white house as deputy for public engagement, she said her time is not political. in her work for enroll america. she says we're thrilled to be working with the secretary sebelius and have to have her support. several executives to received these calls for money said they were up comfortable for the discussions because the federal government has the power to approve or reject the health plans they want to sell on insurance markets run by federal officials in 30 states. mr. secretary, secretary sebelius is fundraising for and coordinating with private entities helping to implement the health care law may be illegal. should cease immediately, and should be fully investigated by congress. later this week i'll be signing a letter with my colleagues to the government accountability office asking them to examine the issue. we'll be asking the g.a.o. to examine the amount of coordination betwee