they listen to when ari fleischer says, "loose lips sink ships," if you will, you know? and so it's harder for a comic to win over their audience or to get the audience to listen if they're not just being a "team player." you know, i've got a lot of things to say about my government, because i care, because i am patriotic, you know what i mean? george carlin is very patriotic. that's why he's so mad. you know what i mean? bill hicks, when he was alive, had a lot to say because he cares about what the government does in his name. now, the government makes decisions on your and my behalf constantly. they do not let us in on 90% of it, and then they will ask you to sacrifice your children and grandchildren to pick up the pieces and clean up the mess, which is what they're doing right now. i'm sure there was a lot of intelligence that was ignored or warned-- or forewarnings to the distaste that 90% of the globe has for american foreign policy. and if there wasn't so many people that were afraid to speak in the mainstream media or weren't so neutralized or weren't just lackey

the design vehicle for a space launch system is not been -- not the aries system. ere will be some modification needed to go to a shuttle- derived system. >> you say you are not able to cancel orion, but the authorization bill took the place of any previous supplementals or appropriations. the law is the authorization bill. are you saying that you believe they were fully utilizing the previous consolation contracts for the next generation vehicle and that we are not wasting money pursuing something that is now obsolete but tt you are expeditiously using that money for th orion vehicle? >> we are complying with the authorization act. i am out of my league, so i will ask your staff and my people. my understanding is that i am still governed by the 20 appropriations law which says i cannot cancel. i can do no action, taken action to cancel the constellation program or to stop any expenditures on the program. what i did though was i said we wanted to spend the taxpayers' money very prudently. in some cases, we stopped doing things that were in the constellation program

the design vehicle for a space launch system is not been -- not the aries system. there will be some modification needed to go to a shuttle- derived system. >> you say you are not able to cancel orion, but the authorization bill took the place of any previous supplementals or appropriations. the law is the authorization bill. are you saying that you believe they were fully utilizing the previous consolation contracts for the next generation vehicle and that we are not wasting money pursuing something that is now obsolete but that you are expeditiously using that money for the orion vehicle? >> we are complying with the authorization act. i am out of my league, so i will ask your staff and my people. my understanding is that i am still governed by the 2010 appropriations law which says i cannot cancel. i can do no action, taken action to cancel the constellation program or to stop any expenditures on the program. what i did though was i said we wanted to spend the taxpayers' money very prudently. in some cases, we stopped doing things that were in the constellation

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but you're told it not on there anymore and any public affairs and ari refer you to the other command of public affairs officer you don't talk about it point i'm an. off the record or. ok thank you for. the story now baucus. we would contact him again. even if he's in just a small dawn in a much bigger game. the security of the world requires disarming saddam hussein. saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within forty eight hours. passed chardy of iraqi citizens. is a bad brings a further assurance that the torture chambers and the secret police are gone forever. but when these pictures from saddam's ghraib prison came out. it's clear they have a scandal on their hands some say these methods originated in guantanamo. we just haven't seen the pictures rumors have also begun to circulate new rumors of interrogators using sex and hip hop music to get people to crack. use the sexual act a theory to gain against you. personally know me personally know by people who is happens in school. if. the. world if it was under their child a lot of other things but then they sense in a girl who

ari berman, contributor to "the nation." >> thanks, lawrence p p. >> you can have the last word online at our blog the last word.msnbc.com you can follow my tweets @lawrence. "the rachel maddow show" is up next. good evening, rachel. >> lawrence, at some point we will collectively write an msnbc host political science textbook and i will write the side bar in that textbook about how any reference to any male politician that involves the word hair is probably what ari was saying. >> all right. you know, my gaydar just isn't -- >> it's your anti-gaydar -- >> my anti- -- i've dot to work on my anti-gaydar. >> seminar at 11:00. i appreciate it. thanks to you at home for thanks to you at home for staying with us for the next hour. this past weekend the governor of maine, republican paul lepage, the governor of maine had state workers in maine tear down a mural at the state's department of labor, a mural that offended the governor. i don't know if the workers got paid double-team for working on the weekend. but it was over the weekend when this multipanel piece of art showing interesting and

>> i love to dream when i am awake. kand so i had this dream of working with india arie and yo- yo ma to do the george harrison saw; and "-- song. this is the definitive way to do this. we are all in it together, we do not leave anybody out. t conviction, i am one of the few people that you can recognize by one note. god gave me that universal tone, and that is what we want to implement in all the songs. thank you. >> carlos santana, thank you for accepting the 2010 mayor's part award. >> to watch the ceremony, visit the home page of the arts commission website, sfarts commission >> welcome to culture wire. we will look at the latest and greatest public art project. recently, the airport unveiled the new state of the art terminal. let's take a look. the new terminal service and american airlines and virgin america was designed by a world- renowned architecture's firm. originally built in 1954, the building underwent massive renovation to become the first registered terminal and one of the must modern and sustainable terminals and the united states. the public art program continues its

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win in a country possibly authorities or it is seen people for forty years and people realize that aris no way to change the situation peacefully an issue that's when people come out into the street but the missing think happened in our country and that's to be a little dorothy origins have been in their police only for five years it was that you know what you know that half a year before those events in april there was an election but in reality it was falsified and people understood that they would not change anything because by means of peaceful ability or an election. that's the main problem of such countries where there is an uprising against bloodshed which. if a country of the does not want a revolution then people must have the right it would kill to make any changes that would mean any peaceful way means of voting but the situation was so huge that officially leader was mikey of whereas in reality there were his relatives and other people in power there was a clown of like here in the west you know the parliament replaced the strong president through a year on we're going we sa

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thank you ari this is our season live sports update and here is what's coming up on the program champion's league football it's mostly a night at the in the driving seat for a slimy final spot after beating chelsea one male in the past lag. in the cage. on the way tomorrow we focus on the surprise back of the tournaments. best out of ali. and we also look forward to the golf milestones that gets on the way late since a day with phil mickelson aiming to hold on to his green jacket. so for both us nasty united have taken a huge step towards reaching the semifinals of season's champions league on a service inside beating chelsea won nearly in london in the past leg of that last state's clash wayne rooney the man who made the difference in the middle of the. chelsea fans will be dismayed that the super bowl to shots well wave the way in the second hall but it's only time effect both managers i'll go away are all. we could do that when you grew even you have to really kind of work to clear the drop of rooms to make sure you. will triumph are going to be truly open. through some of the game or t

move to russia exceeding the pressure of r r t how stinky finland's well we spoke to pastor your mle ari after he was questioned by the finnish police and you can watch that interview as well as many others on our web site r.t. dot com. the financial dominance of europe and america is coming to an end with developing economies no taking the leading role that is one of the main themes of a summit being hosted by billionaire tycoon george soros in american terms of bretton woods but is there a list or reports from that for. if these hills could hark. the economic theory they will expound upon. ladies and gentlemen please welcome ideas they could change the world the future is not predetermined or at least billionaire george soros bringing together ph d.'s and nobel prize winners but the backdrop of historical bretton woods would suggest someone is hoping they will. it was here allied nations came during world war two in crisis searching for stability they formed the international monetary fund the world bank and established the u.s. dollar as the global reserve currency. it's here that dec

going beyond the limits of what the united nations security council outlined in the resolution of some ari was talking about using resolution one thousand nine hundred three for a ground operation no this resolution does not sanction a ground operation and we said this frankly to our partners meaning russia nato council to date was that we pointed out that i don't know this but you know nato secretary general nudes. anders fogh rasmussen has presented a correctness and yet the vision regarding the proper way to do it and we welcome the fact that nato secretary general rasmussen has sent a detailed report to the u.n. a socialist secretary general of concerning the way nato is implementing this resolution the discussion of this report in the u.n. security council and you definitely help us come up with a unified position in the security council. the way that's a boost to have taken upon themselves to carry out this mandate of the highest body using mission night in the united nations are doing it and what we need to do to ensure that this mandate is implemented fully to its guidelines. as th

thank you ari this is our team these lives courts update and here is what's coming up in the program champions league football it's manchester united in the driving seat for a slimy final spot after beating chelsea won in the past leg. pitching on the way to morrow we focus on the surprise back a. long. past avidly. and we also look forward to the gulf that gets on the way late so it's a day with phil mickelson aiming to hold on to his green jacket. so nicely united have taken a huge step towards reaching the semifinals of this season's champions league status inside beating chelsea one nail in london in the first leg of that last states clash wayne rooney the man that made the difference in the middle of the. chelsea fans will be dismayed that super shots well waved their way in the second hall but it's only a fact both managers are well aware of. so when you believe them they have to really care for the group top of thrones not sure there. are those who transferred only through an open. confident will probably go through some of the game with and for the rangers. and also on the ni

center to buy vitamins it's terrible but i believe i got over not really there were people without ari's with missing legs and hands i'm six months pregnant fell on my thoughts were about the baby. with my instinct do we know huddled to protect her baby she was lucky people sported here in the thick smoke and didn't trample here in the panic which others vividly recall but on a view the train was full of parents and then there was this bang and all of a sudden fire ceiling collapsed lots of people were lying on the platform older stepped over something and then i saw this was a girl's body. was the closest to the epicenter of the blast she was the only to survive in her carriage again despite the panic others gave her a helping hand to escape the carnage from the city's busiest metro station this is where the true lies of the newest subway intercepts and this explains why there was so many commuters tearing this evening rush hour on monday i witnessed a save those harley was at work carried out on to the street from these answers and many of those waters still remain in critical conditio

both agree there are a lot of poor people in the villages who are mostly due to illness their feuds ari it's like a big obstacle in the life. of kandor side continues at the rate it's happening now by twenty twenty one india will have twenty percent more men than women in one major concern for people here is who he is young boys will marry when they grow up if nothing changes in need of glasses this is a worry for everyone even we have two sons the drilling number of goods does worry us whether we will find wives or our sons are not in. some places like hari are not the gender ratios are so skewed that some villagers are traveling to other states to five brides for their sons. guides for poor families are brought in for. their family but money and there have been several stories of imported brides who end up for rasin ostracized for their cultural differences. between plants and. instances where they will grow good or three brothers who get one value for too many it's a rooted mentality that will be difficult to change everybody thinks of a good as a burden and dishes that a dog is not

under the new rules that take effect in late august, every ary airfare posted by a travel site must now include all government taxes and fees. what's more, airlines must prominently disclose all fees they could hit passengers with during a flight, fees for baggage, better seats, meals, fees to cancel or change a reservation. >> it means total transparency on what the cost of the ticket is, it means they're going to be treated with the level of service they deserve for the cost. >> reporter: if you get bumped from an oversold flight, the airlines will have to pay you much more, up to $650 if you're delayed a short time. up to $1,300 for a long delay. if your bag is lost, the baggage fee will be refunded. also, another new rule to deal with nightmarish tarmac delays such as the almost two-hour delay suffered by jetblu passengers on a runway in 2007. last year, the government imposed a three-hour limit on how long passengers on domestic flights can be stuck on a tarmac, which reduced delays but also increased flight cancellations as airlines moved to avoid big fines. now there will be a si

the break made the most of vettel and made his fresh tires work he past button philippe masses for ari and city's rosberg before overtaking bethel with four laps to go but it was nick she said place on the ultimate lap rebels mark webber supervision from eighteen to grace. the troubles night in his run a one hundred thousand is now just eighteen points behind i thought the championship. was. one of the best races are i experience where this year you know guys are out for me and have to do quite a lot of overtaking but from the looks of the guys i'm back with perjury and the garrity really put their hearts into their in the car and making the call the best they can be every weekend and feels amazing to be able to bring her bring home a victory for. finally to the london marathon where russia's defending champion video of that was beaten into second place by mary kate sonny of kenya qatari broke away after fifteen last amount of time of two hours nineteen minutes and seventeen seconds defending champion and favorite about was a minute behind in second with a personal best time while anot

when he lays out his speech so we'll see if there's anything significant in that thanks for joining us ari. thanks a lot. for taking a break but still to come one hundred fifty years ago today the civil war began here in the u.s. so it's not have a look at the status of blacks in america but i ask if we've really reached equality or the prison system has become the new form of slavery now first try to improve the u.s. image in the muslim world the international islamic forum began today here in washington can the west really improve their image while waging three wars in muslim countries i cannot. let's not forget that we had an apartheid. i think. either one well. we never got the look as the safe get ready because the freedom. they charged here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. new web site with twenty four seven live streaming news times what to do about the ongoing financial hardship unlimited free high quality videos for download. and stories you never. aren't. you guys welcome michel and tell me alone a show we part of our guests have to say o

all in all there ari have to tell you i have only seen three people come through the station, the parkingthere was a dream right now.train right nowr stations are very close to the station. it made sense to shut this one for convenience. a lot of people using the station will have to commute to a nearby station. but like i said radical financial problems are causing caltrans to do these measures. >> darya: so jackie you been here an hour and a half? and you've seen three people. >> reporter: 3 people and the parking lot is empty right now. >> darya:, for which they have to walk to get to another station? >> reporter: san mateo station or the south of where we are hillsdale. >> darya: so there is enough overlap and not a lot of use here. >> mark: the latest out of washington talks intensified to reach a long overdue legislation to finance the government through the end of september. there has been no deal in place. if the temporary order expires friday meant night. that government could shut down in the white house is assessing the extent of progress made in late may night talks. they're t

first note it is quite obvious the new york times are not fans of each other when you read it first ari on his cue to bill keller and now we have this so andrew goldman of the new york times asked arianna he said you've been saying recently if the huffington post is not a lefty publication to which here's bonded actually i've been saying that for three years the tag line that we've used a lot is beyond left and right i'm sorry but just saying your web site goes beyond left and right doesn't make it true arianna have you looked acre site lately now the writer followed up with the next question and said it's as if you're trying to tell me that smurfs aren't blue to which i say good boy now are ya then responded by saying i'm just telling you that it is very clear that we have progressive views but to call everything we're doing lefty well it misses the whole point that american policy needs to be redefined beyond left and right it's completely obsolete you call it takes ok arianna just keep repeating the same lines and maybe somebody will actually believe you asked for me i'm not buying i

months or all i'm really and i'm ari is an american born in mobile alabama he converted to islam and they joined the somali al qaeda organization al-shabaab and this guy is a self-proclaimed jihad is he thinks there is musical talents are going to inspire other westerners to join the jihad movement so we just wanted to put hamami to the test so we snagged a copy of his latest album the beginning of the end and all right let's test out his rhymes with his first track send to be a cruise as in cruise missile. penetrated . with it is. send me a quiz like my limited. sammy a couple times likes of. me if you like a. special forces and that and he say meo for say me much much more i prepared to head to the store seventy four seventy more that's what i implore and let me as you noted unless straightforward. i mean what the hell was that if that is made tripe i would say this album is going to be a bust but let me give him one more try because besides make a high with me. it's actually written already. we've taken. some good at doing it. and then. we breaking. away. is it just me or does his

thank you too to ari and felicia as well as the u.s. capitalist oracle society. don and i were chatting just beforehand that it is especially appropriate to talk about jacqueline kennedy at a historical society such as this, because it was jacqueline kennedy who kicked off the movement to have historical societies for our branches of government, so it is the white house that had the first historical society founded by mrs. kennedy in 1961 and then the capitalist oracle society don tells me followed one year later in 1962, and then a few years later, 1974 the supremes as we call them, the u.s. supreme court is stargel society was founded in 1974. .. >> impressive speaker. i have to recall looking back so to me she came across as dowdy but at the time i am sure that she did not. >> we will talk about that are also we will talk about that two and i will serve as a reviewer. but also to read her book. keep that thought about impressive is the keying abilities of her fashion and we will compare it to jacqueline kennedy. other first ladies or you're first memory of a f

things about parenting is you begin to realize you do have to be -- you have to repeat yourself, dear ari repetitious. is very deliberate. you have to do it over and over again and if possible without screaming which always helps. some of that ability to say the same thing over and over again in the hopes that eventually you'll hear someone saying you know they have the nicest manners. i say yes maam, no man and thank you very much. when you hear that you think -- after the fourth solvents time something sunk in and makes you happy. the other thing women do is they create nets. i know guys like to laugh at that, my husband does that part of the reason we create places of safety or relaxation is that allows a place for people to be able to knit together as it community and a family. a lot of times i think in society be left at that. we don't need a nice place to sit over there for but it is true, you need that sanctuary. in fact i was talking to a teacher last week and she goes you know it is interesting how much information you get when you are carpooling. some of my best discussions with

the design vehicle for a space launch system is not been -- not the aries system. there will be some modification needed to go to a shuttle- derived system. >> you say you are not able to cancel orion, but the authorization bill took the place of any previous supplementals or appropriations. the law is the authorization bill. are you saying that you believe they were fully utilizing the previous consolation contracts for the next generation vehicle and that we are not wasting money pursuing something that is now obsolete but that you are expeditiously using that money for the orion vehicle? >> we are complying with the authorization act. i am out of my league, so i will ask your staff and my people. my understanding is that i am still governed by the 2010 appropriations law which says i cannot cancel. i can do no action, taken action to cancel the constellation program or to stop any expenditures on the program. what i did though was i said we wanted to spend the taxpayers' money very prudently. in some cases, we stopped doing things that were in the constellation

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and i'm honored to be joined by to say which america's of ari contribute so much, john deutch i think in the first carter administration by the department did she was newly formed, had a single there. and, of course, there should imposition that bill lynn, deputy secretary live in now and commerce. and jane harman, both in the house of representatives and now newly installed at the wilson center. and, of course, john podesta at the white house and with incredible that leadership at the center for american progress. it's about to be with you. our national economic and environmental security obviously deeply depends on the energy resources that power econ and our own forces. and as we are all aware and as deputy secretary live has made very clear in his opening remarks, our economy and our military are deeply dependent on petroleum and petroleum derivative product making our country vulnerable, to vulnerable to price spikes in the global oil market. the crisis in libya is only the latest of a series of reminders that offer a vivid picture of how our own energy security can be affected b

the design vehicle for a space launch system is not been -- not the aries system. there will be some modification needed to go to a shuttle- derived system. >> you say you are not able to cancel orion, but the authorization bill took the place of any previous supplementals or appropriations. the law is the authorization bill. are you saying that you believe they were fully utilizing the previous consolation contracts for the next generation vehicle and that we are not wasting money pursuing something that is now obsolete but that you are expeditiously using that money for the orion vehicle? >> we are complying with the authorization act. i am out of my league, so i will ask your staff and my people. my understanding is that i am still governed by the 2010 appropriations law which says i cannot cancel. i can do no action, taken action to cancel the constellation program or to stop any expenditures on the program. what i did though was i said we wanted to spend the taxpayers' money very prudently. in some cases, we stopped doing things that were in the constellation

he was born in hawaii, if this imagine ari barack obama was born in kenya, he would have been a citizen at birth. there is a question whether that was good enough. as far as a military base this is something that we are not going to get a definitive word on. is it becomes something that people argue about and then arive there is a prelty good argument that he shouldn't have qualified. yet everybody including hilly clinton, brash, the u.s. senate, everybody was on board that he was eligible. >> professor, why do you say that this would not be litigated or ruled upon by a court. those arguments made by the challenges. one more time. if somebody said what does it mean to be natural born, could you put that in a sentence or two. >> today, that means the person must have it citizenship at the moment of birth to be eligible for presidency. >> today, if a person is born anywhere in the world or on the moon, that person would be qualifieded to be a citizen as a citizen of the u.s., right? >> the parent has to have spent some time in the united states before the birth of the the chi child. >> ev

people have already overthrown -- may be new along the mediterranean coast, the sudan and people of ari overthrown two dictators. sudan is now -- have already overthrown two dictators. sudan is now faced with the possibility of an influx of neighbors from libya. a small protest movement has been firmly repressed so far, but there is enormous dissatisfaction in the north with a president who has failed to keep the country together and has lost most of its oil revenues to the new southern state. in the current situation, there is a possibility of both north and south sudan turning into failed states with enormous consequences for a large part of africa. the crux -- the collapse of the gaddafi regime would have an enormous impact on chad, maui and the share. let -- niger. libya is an integral part of the economy of the states, including the employment of hundreds of thousands of migrant workers. gaddafi regards this region as a libyan interplant and has played an important role in the area, particularly through his recruitment and sponsorship of people whose ancient homeland has been divid

is no formal plan yet, but as an observer, and those who had commitments made to them, have worked, ari in retirement, or will soon be in retirement, my own two sons is you leave that aspect alone. host: ben, you will have some 45-year-olds that say i worked all my life. why am i being arbitrarily -- guest: if there are changes. if there is no plan on being negotiated in an acute sense. a lot of the conversation is reducing the rate of growth in some of these programs bursas cutting the program. the thought is -- against cutting the program. the thought is if you do not do it, they will go away altogether. between the decisions of not having them in the future, or having them grow at as slowly paced, i think it is a no- brainer. host: robert nichols has spent his career working in the treasury department and began his career as an aid in the office of the chief of staff in the and george h. w. bush administration. given your republican background, this tweet -- guest: i do not think it is contrived. congress has had to raise the debt ceiling 74 or so times, and 10 times in the last 10 y

people have already overthrown -- may be new along the mediterranean coast, the sudan and people of ari overthrown two dictators. sudan is now -- have already overthrown two dictators. sudan is now faced with the possibility of an influx of neighbors from libya. a small protest movement has been firmly repressed so far, but there is enormous dissatisfaction in the north with a president who has failed to keep the country together and has lost most of its oil revenues to the new southern state. in the current situation, there is a possibility of both north and south sudan turning into failed states with enormous consequences for a large part of africa. the crux -- the collapse of the gaddafi regime would have an enormous impact on chad, maui and the share. let -- niger. libya is an integral part of the economy of the states, including the employment of hundreds of thousands of migrant workers. gaddafi regards this region as a libyan interplant and has played an important role in the area, particularly through his recruitment and sponsorship of people whose ancient homeland has been divid

above the peak of ari had reports of lightning in the foothills.some of that in our direction as well disenchant is warming up the surface of this cold air rushing in on top of that creating a lot of instability potential for small hill later today could be an act of looking forecast, we will see some periods of trying but still the threat continues right now pretty cool, 46 for san francisco says bay mid-upper 40's. about 43 in livermore as we take it to the afternoon winds will pick up upwards to 20 in san francisco, oakland, redwood city picking up even more than that of the 5:00 our most locations will feel blustery. tamara, the chance of this sprinkler to continues trying out on saturday, sunday. mark? >> mark: the dodgers have hired a former l.a. police chief to oversee security policies for the team and the stadium after giants fan lance ito at paramedic and father of two was severely beaten at the game last thursday. this morning he remains in critical condition in a medically induced,. this is the scene last night as activists, members, th

it just seems to me until one corporate tax loophole is on the table, until one subsidy to bigging ary business -- agribusiness son the table until we -- is on the table until we talk about billionaires contributing beyond the share that hospital orderlies contribute until we're not so casual about 700,000 jobs and and $20 billion in tax-related revenue that that job loss would cause, until then it's still politics as usual and it's not a sincere desire to tackle our debt. i've always found that you get read looking at what people actually do rather than just believing whatever they say. if you look at what republicans made their priorities on the c.r. debate and in the ryan budget, look at what they do. it is the same old republican agenda. attacking programs that help the poor attacking women's right to choose attacking national voluntary service helping polluters get around public health measures, reducing the share of revenues paid by corporations and very high-income individuals. it is the same old song. and most important the problem is that if you go that road, it's just not ade

ari fleischer was there. matt came out for the fund- raiser. i have been trying to get him to come to south dakota and hunt pheasants for some time. it is something many people across the country take part in. anyway, i invited matt to come out, and what was interesting was, i was a little inworried about matt shooting somebody because he has a lot of experience hunting. as it turns out, and that ended up getting shot. -- matt ended up getting shot. [laughter] when you are hunting pheasants, you always want to make sure you have your guns up and blue sky underneath. matt happens to be blocking a cornfield as the guys with guns were coming at him. somebody shot him. obviously not fatally, but it did draw blood, so for the rest of my life, i now have to deal with what came to matt when he came to south dakota. [laughter] my apologies for the state. that is not how we normally treat you when you come to south dakota. i would also like to introduce my wife kimberly and our two daughters. [applause] many of the guys in the room will appreciate this.

in the last paragraph i believe of the letter of represent ary mand it said, this will be taken out of your records when you retire. in other words, once they retired, it was as if this whole situation never occurred. >> thank you, sir. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> all right. thank you mrshgs rooney. mr. kaufman. >> thank you, mr. chairman and colonel koch, thank you for your service to our country and willingnesses to come before this committee. again, my apologies for what's occurred to you and your family. help me out here. i understand there was inclement weather so because of that you didn't see your wife's dafkt go into the ground. is it normal procedure in arlington that in weather conditions where there's not increment weather that one would observe that the family would observe the casket going into the grave site? >> i really can't answer that. i think you should ask -- >> very well. that will be a question we raise to the staff at arlington. what was the attitude, in your communications with the staff at arlington, the graves registration staff or whatever if there's a civ

in the last paragraph i believe of the letter of represent ary mand it said, this will be taken out of your records when you retire. in other words, once they retired, it was as if this whole situation never occurred. >> thank you, sir. mr. chairman, i yield ck >> all right. thank you mrshgs rooney. mr. kaufman. >> thank you, mr. chairman and colonel koch, thank you for your service to our country and willingnesses to come before this committee. again, my apologies for what's occurred to you and your family. help me out here. i unrstand there was inclement weather so because of that you didn't see your wife's dafkt go into the ground. is it normal procedure in arlington that in weather conditions where there's not increment weather that one would observe thathe family would observe the casket going into the grave site? >> i really can't answer that. think you should ask -- >> very well. that will be a question we raise to the staff at arlington. what was the attitude, in your communications with the staff at arlington, the graves registration staff or whatever if there's a civilian ter

socialist or that is communist even if you are not saying you where it is easy to personalize that ari quickly. i'm a capitalist who happens to be -- think the health care bill is a good thing. i don't think of myself as lenin, stalin or any number of others but that obviously invokes so very quickly i think the conversation does go, that is how the passions arise when you are pressing those buttons. i will bring it back to hamilton and jefferson. we would have a stronger country as we do today but for those guys going at it to some extent. that was crucial, two different visions of the country that helped to forge where we are now and i think we just have to figure out how can we have in the right context in the right way the hamiltonian jeffersonian debate on health care without getting at what others -- one another's throats literally. >> yes but i think, i think there is a very -- maybe because of the pacifist nations that i'm 31 and i don't have those associations and i you the attempt to have universal health care and government involved in so much industry and things like that a

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