and taking about 210 residents into albania.i wish there were more countries willing to do the same. >> i'm told in your comments earlier that you made comment that is the t-walls are currently being ip stalled? >> that was the information that i received this morning, the t-walls would begin moving in again today or tomorrow. >> would you be interested to know that we've had cell phone communication from the residents inside the camp, and that's not the case? >> all i can say, congressman, my understanding there was of a decision made this morning to begin moving t-walls back into the camp. whether or not that's started, i don't know, but i can assure you based on the information i've received, we will follow up, and, in fact, if they are not being moved into the camp, that will be a serious matter, and i will follow up with you with the information. >> how soon? >> within the next 48 hours to make sure texas-walls are moving back into the catch. >> is there a third party -- i'm sorry, the iraqis don't have a lot of credibility

>> more of them have moved to albania.nd we should be gracious because they have taken about 210 residents and i wish there were more willing to do the same. >> i'm told earlier you may that the walls were currently being installed there? >> that the information i got this morning that they would again moving in today or tomorrow. >> we have had cell phone communication from the residents inside the camp and the not the case. >> to my understanding there is a decision made to begin moving t-walls back into the camp. whether it started or not how i don't know. i can assure you based on the information i have received the we will follow-up in if they are not being moved in, that will be a serious matter and i will follow-up follow up as soon as i receive the information. >> how soon? >> i can follow-up in the next 48 hours. >> is there third-party verification? i'm sorry, for me they don't have a lot of credibility. it's almost as if the residence ts of camp liberty are the enemy and not the big guns that they -- the victims

kind of thing we call the minders in other countries that you see in places like saudi arabia and albania the old soviet union. >> right. >> and this is the stuff of the third world and almost always of the left or in the case of saudi arabia kingdoms. this is very disturbing. the president should speak up. >> okay. >> and kill the entire idea with extreme prejudice. >> why was it that only conservatives seem to have a problem with this? do liberals not care if the fcc comes in and tells them what they should cover regard to news? >> die. this is horrendous. i actually agree with chris. that's going to shock him. >> he's still sitting up. >> hello. how about that? >> i don't agree with the comparison to saudi arabia -- that's certainly on the left. look, i'm against the fairness doctrine. one o i'm one of the few liberals that thinks the fcc shouldn't be involved in content. even though they call it voluntary there's pressure to participate pit. there's no need for the fcc to go to news broadcast corporations. >> why did not one democrat apparently sign this letter that went to the fcc ch

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the president of albania is here. would you stand. [applause] >> and the president of haiti.hank you for joining us. we welcome all of you especially our special guests and your spouses and with our best wishes and our prayers for your countries' best. >> we would like to introduce the head table. these are the folks that will lead us through scripture, prayer and inspired song. please hold your applause until we have them all introduced. all the way down to my right is four-time grammy award winner gospel singer yolanda adams. when the president doesn't hold his applause i guess it is ok for all of us. we think she is worth this whole trip by herself. she is from houston, texas, and at one point was a second and third great teacher before embarking on a career in music. next is stephanie hamilton. she will deliver a reading from the scripture and share inspirational remarks. i'm pretty sure she is the national prayer breakfast's first surfer, other than you, mr. president. her story of faith, courage and resilience has inspired millions through her book soul surfer. next, re

british king had no power under the bridge constitution, wouldn't hav have mattered if it been king of albania but it would have mattered to the albanians but not for the rest of europe. but he was in charge of this very powerful country. german reunification, he had this huge power and getting more powerful because industry, economy were booming. attack is very powerful army and so when wilhelm put germany in a certain direction, he could take it and get a great deal of power under the german constitution but i think that's what made him so dangerous. >> you can watch this and other programs on line at booktv.org. >> cokie roberts, political commentator for npr and abc news recounts the lives of numerous american revolution era women, from our the washington and mercy otis warren to dolley madison. this is about one hour. >> thank you very much. so, is this cool or what could she get to get out of school and come here to this bookstore, which has been on "saturday night live," this bookstore has, and in doonesbury cartoons, and the president came to this bookstore. so this is a very special p

albania, germany, the total of 350. so we still have almost 2900 people in the camp. this is an international human rights concern, and it has to be treated with the utmost urgency. as you know, we are considering inions to relocate residents the united states in close coordination with the white house department of homeland security and other relevant agencies. any eligible religion -- residents would have to be vetted by the department of homeland security. that is something we are actively, actively considering, i can assure you. we also, and i encourage those who care about the residents to lobby other capitals around the world, given that this is an international human rights concern to take residents into their territory, because so long as they are in iraq, they will not be safe. four residents of the camp lost their lives tragically this month. 900 iraqis also lost their lives this month. violent place. and particularly the residents of camp liberty will not be safe until they leave. that is why we have a full-time person working on it. we encouraged the u.n.

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moved tof them have albania.and we should be gracious because they have taken about theresidents and i wish were more willing to do the same. >> i'm told earlier you may, that the walls were currently being installed the? >> that the information i got this morning that they would again moving in today or tomorrow. we have had cell phone communication from the residence inside the camp and the not the case. >> to my understanding there is a decision made to begin moving back into the camp. whether it started or not how i don't know. i can assure you based on the information i have received the we will follow-up in if they are not being moved in, that will be a serious matter and i will follow-up follow up as soon as i receive the information. >> how soon? >> i can follow-up in the next 48 hours. >> is there third-party verification? they don'tfor me have a lot of credibility. it's almost as if the residence of camp liberty are the enemy and not the big guns that they are. surely you're not saying that you will cal

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the president of albania is here. would you stand? [applause] and the president of haiti is here. thank you for joining us. [applause] so we welcome all of you, especially our special guests and your spouses, and with our best wishes and our prayers for your countries best. >> and now we're like to begin the introduction of our head table. these are the folks are going to lead us through this experience of scripture, prayer, and inspired songs. please hold your applause until we got them all introduced. all the way down to my right is the four time grammy award winner gospel singer, yolanda adams. [applause] >> okay, the president doesn't hold his applause, i guess it's okay for all of us. [laughter] so we think she is worth this whole trip by herself. she is from houston, texas, and at one point was a second and third grade teacher before embarking on a successful career in music. you're looking forward to her powerful witness in song. seated next to yolanda is bethany hamilton. [applause] who will deliver a reading from the scripture and share inspirational remarks. i'm pretty s

albania, germany, a total of 350 so we still have almost 2900 people at the camp. this is a human rights concern and has to be treated with the utmost urgency. .. and that is why we have a full-time person working on it. we encourage the u.n. and they appointed a full-time person to work on the problem and we have a u.n. settlement fund to -- >> and now we go to mr. ted deutsch of florida. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. mcgurk, thank you for being here. thank you for thoughtful testimony. last year it the prime minister about the overflights iranian aircraft. there are reports that the number of overflights from iran has increased, that these are flights that iran sends to hezbollah for their influenced area to the assad regime either not very continues to slaughter his own people. how do you characterize prime minister maliki's relationship with iran? >> let me say a couple words about iran's nefarious role in iraq. just like al qaeda has exploited the grievances of the sunni community, it ran is exploiting the fears and apprehensions of the shia community as the