i'm very pleased to have barney frank back at this table. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: first of all about dodd-frank. did you get most of what you thought ought to have been in the bill? >> i got better than 90%. there was one thing in it that i didn't want and it's now become the major focal point of controversy, that's the debate between the credit card companies and the retail merchants. that's an important issue but it's not a consumer protection issue and wasn't the cause of the crisis so we didn't have that in the house bill. as far as the house bill is concerned, yeah, we got most of what we wanted. i would not have exempted the automobile dealers from the consumer bureau. but here's the key point people miss: the lobbying power, frankly, doesn't come from the big banks and their big money. the community banks, the smaller banks eat the big banks and people ought to understand this. it's a good thing about america. money is important but votes will beat money everyday. >> rose: there is also this when people talk about dod

this cat named barney is just starting treatment. kids had a chance to see the cancer cells that were taken from his body. >> you didn't see that much detail, but it was interesting because you saw what was actually inside the cat. >> reporter: this x-ray shows there was a lot more inside this puppy patient than should have been. >> this is a big huge knife, and you have to worry that maybe it's going to shear through his esophagus. >> reporter: radiologists take the x-rays. they worked with surgeons to remove the knife without injuring the dog. >> now you're saying, "wow, you pulled it out. isn't it just going to slice right through?" in this case as long as you go pretty slow and you fill up the side of the esophagus with gas, you can actually avoid hitting the wall. >> reporter: as you can see, being a vet takes a lot of training. you have to go to college for four years, before attending veterinarian school for another four years. and getting into a vet school isn't easy. >> there are only 27 colleges of veterinary medicine in th

business is sued and they have had a cas inspection -- i am going to take a moment and introduced barney lerner -- arnie lerner, who is on the appeals board and is a cas inspector. if you have any questions, he is answer -- he is available to answer for the cas inspection. a business has 30 days to file for a stay. this is a core component for a business to be able to create a state. the court orders the stay, schedules and early evaluation conference, and 15 days before the defendant must provide the cas inspection report and the plaintiff must provide a statement or case. in the early evaluation conference that takes place, one issue is entitlement of a stay, under what time frame the violation can be fixed, and conditions of a settlement. the state can continue for up to 90 days. the plaintiff may ask the court to terminate for good cause, and the court may extend the stay for up to 90 additional days if good cause is shown. should the stay been lifted, litigation resumes. the defendant must file a response or amend it and already filed a response pleading. what is important about thi

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barney -- ronnie eversley. i am in mental health care provider. i am a member of the african american health committee and the naacp health task force. this is kind of a shocking time for me, having to come and defend getting my own health care, being a health-care activist and advocate. in 2006, i lost my health insurance due to my funding at ucsf, which is mostly soft money funding from teaching, dropping below 50%. it was a crisis and dramatic time, because i had also just received a suspicious mammogram result and needed follow-up care quickly to determine whether or not i had breast cancer. i transferred my care from the uc faculty practice over to lyon-martin, and the care that i received was excellent. i luckily did not have cancer. it took a number of tests to determine that. since then, i have remained with the clinic, just for my follow- up care and keeping my blood pressure under control, keeping my weight under control, and not being judged for it. there are so many ways that might care -- my care is the highest quality possible in the

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friendly football match between brazilian soccer stars and a team formed by the republic's head are some barneys in the stadium where the game will start in just a few hours there's an air of excitement of course in the chechen capital today excitement about a football match due to take place on this pitch later today and that football matches between chechnya and brazil yes brazil details about the arrival of the brazilian team made today are being kept very quiet it's not quite known which players it will include but it's expected it will include players that helped brazil win the two thousand and two world cup and they're expected to play against a team here in chechnya composed of old soviet football stars russian football stars and corruption by the region's president ramzan kadyrov himself he gave a press conference last night in which he talked about the excitement both of himself and of the city about this upcoming much. it's a real holiday for all our friends who've been waiting for this event for such a long time it's an exciting day and i know that many of those who left the republic

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and he said-- and barney josephson, the man who started this nightclub said-- that left to her own devicesve sung it and that he asked her to sing it. and she performed it as a favor to him. but it's very clear that she grasped onto it very quickly and claimed it as her own, sort of laid claim to it, put her distinctive signature on it, which is really-- in a sense, might explain why even she came to think that the song was written for her because she made it her own. and in no time, it very quickly became an integral part of her act. she sang it three times a night. it was always advertised. you know, people in the ad said not only, "come here; billie holiday at cafe society." the ads would say, "have you heard billie holiday sing strange fruit?" so it very quickly became her signature song. you know, it's difficult to compare the show business of 1939 with what we have today, but is there any way to describe billie holiday's place in contemporary entertainment in 1939? who was she like? who would she have been reminiscent of today? well, i think that, you know, billie holiday was so utte

let's get some more on this and speak to our independent nuclear energy consultant shaun barney now joining me live from hamburg to discuss the implications of japan's nuclear crisis so we are constantly hearing different reports on the situation at the plant according to the latest radiation figures just tell us how bad is the situation at the moment. is clearly a very bad situation on one level i think it's understandable that there is confusing. descriptions of the situation because this is an ongoing accident so every hour that passes there are new developments in a very complex nuclear site it's not one nuclear reactor that's had an accident this is the entire nuclear site with four reactors in a critical situation a nuclear waste. that's what explain each other explanation of course is well in japanese bureaucratic culture where very little information is given to the public by the new clinton street and by the government and regulators that's a traditional crucial briefly managing. what is clearly a serious problem so i say i'm sorry to say that's a traditional approach to the japane

and i was going to go out to deal with this and barney frank had been standing there waiting in line even then and one video no five he said i don't know if you agree with to fannie mae and freddie mac. my accent was not to say of any problem is that the reality you want to be able to propose legislation because i already party have been when he was in the minority party time could not put legislation out there without the majorities concept so they were not able to deal with that in the way that they should have but they get back to the real question of why people haven't gone to jail is that right but. isn't illegal in our country we have this idea that the market would take care of itself because doing something as stupid as taking the economy or some that were badly seemed to be something that would check it so that people wouldn't want to do that but when we put the incentives on these kind of short term gain for people who are rewarded for how many loans they gave out not how many good loans they gave parties thank you very much. the big picture for me in this is i miss ronald

she stood several blasts, she had 27 masts ♪ ♪ and they called her the irish rover ♪ ♪ there was barney seven million barrels of porter ♪ ♪ we had eight million sides of old blind horses hides ♪ ♪ in the hold of the irish rover ♪ ♪ we had sailed seven years when the measles broke out ♪ ♪ and the ship lost her way in the fog ♪ ♪ and the whole of the crew was reduced down to two ♪ ♪ just meself and the captain's old dog ♪ ♪ then the ship struck a rock ♪ oh lord, what a shock ♪ the bulkhead was turned right over ♪ ♪ turned nine times around ♪ and the poor dog was drowned splash ♪ that's the last of the irish rover, whoo ♪ [applause] >> hi, everybody, i'm rhea feikin. please stay tuned for more of "the celtic tenors: no boundaries." and i'm here with the enormously talented celtic tenors. and we're going to have a ball tonight. say hi, guys! >> tenors: hi. >> rhea: i'm going to be back in just a minute more to talk with the celtic tenors and we're going to find out all about them. but first, we're going to go over to john davis who's going to talk to you about why it is important to support

he and his cronies, the unions and acorn and barney frank and chris dodd, they're the ones that cause the mess. host: thank you for your call. do you want to react? guest: an interesting observation as to spreading the wealth. the president did talk about his philosophy, his economic philosophy, which is let's spread the wealth. here we are in wisconsin, which you can argue certain things about scott walker, but one thing they are saying, it is not fair what these union members are getting as a relates to pensions and benefits and salary and all of that. and if you look at this way, they want to spread the wealth. here is predicated obama saying, well, no, i do not want a spread the wealth there. very interesting about talking about spreading the wealth, but at the same time when scott walker and others want to do that, the president is not buying into that spread the wealth philosophy. guest: that came from ohio and joe the plumber. that became the phrase of the moment. one of the things the president has done in the last few months, he has shifted on some of this rhetoric. the bigge

it's the same thing with patrick leahy and barney frank. those guys, all they do is things force by and they laugh. they laugh because they can get it done. those are the people who are responsible. host: ed on the line for independents in fort myers, florida. caller: there's plenty of blame to go around for all parties. you could make a case for all of them. i contend that most of the blame should be leveled on the democrats for a simple reason. had this budget been done on a timely basis when it was supposed to be done, they would have had the votes in the senate, the house, and the president. we would not be talking about this today. host: "the hill" reports that if a temporary federal government shutdown occurs, which party would benefit politically? people said 14% democrats. 18% said the gop would benefit politically. 16% said both. 45% said no one would benefit. someone on twitter rights -- twitter writes -- bonnie on the line for republicans. good morning. caller: this is her husband. my thought is that if you reduce the salaries, a

i want to look at some of the measures that are being proposed barney frank and ron paul, to look atases his internationally, some which we might not need. we have a number of bases and tens of thousands of soldiers in germany. do we need a force that day in that location? i think there is still room for us to look to cut. host: we will go to michael, in newport beach, california. caller: good morning. the show is so interesting all of the time. i am a democrat. i have always been. i am extremely disappointed in the president. i think he is weak, and i understand he has no experience to be president, but i am curious -- first of all, i do not want to talk about california. we keep talking about education, and we have the worst educational system in the country with the worst teachers, the worst lessons, but i want to know the -- i understand trying to work with everybody, but i think he has just made us weaker in the eyes of the world. i guess we are just sort of the clean-up crew for whenever anybody else wants. i am curious if congress will demand that the arab nations, the arab co

with the exception of barney, you can count on us. >> i will say that at the state dinner, the first seemed quite excited to see mark sanchez there. i don't know if that was of concern to you. >> you've already flipped the coin in a jets game -- mrs. zavala did. >> taking advantage of the moment and continuing the subject matter, i'm not going to ask many questions, but i will be very concrete. first, directly for president obama, the second amendment of the united states constitution allows american citizens to carry weapons and this principle is defended. however, president calderÓn has said that this law in congress -- this could actually go against u.s. agents, and this has happened. so, president obama, in mexico we have the veto, the power of veto. i don't know how far you have the ability to veto that law that has been approved. and if you have that responsibility, why don't you do so, sir? how long are we going to allow mexicans to be murdered -- and not just mexicans, but now americans, as well? now, with respect to the secretary of homeland security janet napolitano has sen

anyone was considering buying stock in either one they should not do so under the consideration that barney frank from massachusetts would be engaged in bailing them out. so he later became chairman of the committee, and that's what happened. there was that -- we saw dodd-frank become law which gives the federal government massive regulatory control over the financial institutions in america. we saw the government, the white house takeover of general motors and chrysler. and we saw then obamacare pass, which i've declared to be the nationalization of our skin and everything inside it. and by the way, it includes a 10% tax on the outside if you go to the tanning salon. that's over 50% of our economy swallowed up by the obama administration and supported by the pelosi congress and the reid senate. and we come to this point where america can't take it anymore, madam speaker. we can't take it anymore and all over the world too much spending has put america in debt and put our currency in question and put our economy in an unstable position and it guarantees we will be in a long, drawn-out recov

so the government said and i said and barney frank said, those who created this program said we have a responsibility to help the american people because through no fault of their own now their homes are underwater. the homes have lost value. and so we have the neighborhood stabilization program. the neighborhood stabilization program does give money to counties and cities and nonprofits and all to go in and rehab these properties, put them back on the market, upgrade the neighborhood, reduce the cost to fire and police and all of those city agencies that now got to look after these boarded up properties, where the animals are coming in and weeds are growing up and they say, my god, please help me. and that's what the neighborhood stabilization program is all about. and it creates jobs. it creates jobs because now we have got the contractors, the subcontractors, the painters, the realtors all involved in helping to rehab this neighborhood, helping to stabilize these communities, creating jobs, assisting the american taxpayers who got into these situations through no fault of their ow

mccarthy: i thank the ranking member, barney frank, for yielding me the time. let me say something first, in the beginning of this program we didn't have any service. that means there were no people out there to help those who were trying to apply. but we have seen encouraging signs in the economy, but we are still long on a path of economic recovery. many of my constituents are still facing hardship, including trying to keep their homes. while the housing crisis hit, the private sector responded by turning their backs on those that needed the help. as a result, congress stepped in and created housing programs to hold the industry accountable and to help these families through the worst housing crisis we have seen in generations. thanks to the democratic controlled congress, we are seeing more and more services adopting their own programs. largely based on the eligibility criteria within the programs such as hamp. but my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have brought those to the floor to determinate these programs, claiming they have done more harm tha

unfortunately today's hearing represents tragically missed opportunity in the majority's refusal to grant barney frank to testify before the subcommittee is the chairman of the house financial services committee throughout the drafting of the financial regulatory reform legislation and the current ranking member monitoring implementation. representative frank six her teeth in the matters before us today is unparalleled. we would have benefited greatly from -- if were able to hear. despite the subcommittee's process i thank witnesses for appearing before us today. i'm particularly recognizing the special inspector general barofsky and i to commend you for a job well done. i went to thank you for working with me and the many times i've busted you to do reports and look into things, i really do appreciate it. the tireless work has enabled us to better fulfill our role in ensuring effective government oversight of the t.a.r.p. program and again i thank you. in the wake of the two dozen eight financial crisis, we enacted dodd-frank in order to set into a place of robust regulatory structures to and t

he and h cronies, the unions and acorn and barney frank and chris dodd, they're the ones that cause the mess. host: thank you for your call. do you want to react? guest: an interesting obrvation as to spreading the wealth. the president did talk about his philosophy his economic philophy which is let's spread the wealth. here we are in wisconsin, which you can argue certain things about scott walker,ut one thing they are saying, it is not fair what these union members are getting as a relates to pensions and benefits and salary and all of that. and if you look at this way they wt to spread the wealth. here is predicated obama saying, well no, i do not want a spread the wealth there. very interesting about talking about spreading the wealth, but at the same time when scott walker and others want to do that, the president is not buying into that spread the alth philosophy. host:guest: that came from ohio and joe the plumber. that became the phrase of the moment. one of the things the president has done in the last few months he has shift on some of this rhetoric. the biggest evidence of t

mccarthy: i thank the ranking member, barney frank, for yielding me the time. let me say something first, in the beginning of this program we didn't have any service. that means there were no people t there to help those who were trying to apply. but we have seen encouraging signs in the economy, but we are still long on a path of economic recovery. many of my constituents are still facing hardship, including trying to keep their homes. while the housing crisis hit, the private sector responded by turning their backs on those that needed the help. as a result, congress stepped in and created housing programs to hold the industry accountable and to help these families through the worst housing crisis we have seen in generations. thanks to the democratic controlled congress, we are seeing more and more services adopting their own programs. largely based on the eligibility criteria within the programs such as hamp. but my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have brought those to the floor to determinate these programs, claiming they have done more harm than