baxter's. this isn't to be confused with anything mrs. baxter might have to move mr. dexter along. [laughter] that's what my book is. my book is the study of innocence and evil. maybe not. okay, i've got dogs in this novel, 546 blogs, depressed dogs, a def dog, mostly the store dog of the book is a recreational either eater who ends up eating a little piece of, i will get to this in the end but i have a neighbor i don't like and he is tattooed which will be might he is and when the dog regurgitates this thing he sees about three-fourths of u.s. marine corps tattoo on the guy's leg and mistakes it for the usda would do you call that, it doesn't make the me to any better. [laughter] i've got some editors and editors are strange. you know, of course they are evil but -- [laughter] -- strangely enough, the higher you go, the nicer they tend to be, or the more kind of -- it's absolutely the opposite of any other business i have ever been in, which is the boss is the guys that get to the top are usually guys that have got the most -- cost the most throats but in my experience the guy is

caller: what do you think baxter international and the live virus in multiple locations between december 2008 and february, 2009? the swine flu virus? guest: i have no knowledge of that? with the color is getting an is the importance of being able to secure -- the challenge with bioweapons, is if it is so pervasive today for weapons. there is also the concern that the pathogens can fall into the wrong hands. we talk about 1995, there was eight domesday book from japan. they released gases in the subway and many people died. they also tried to attack u.s. installations and government facilities and they were unsuccessful. this has been tried before. there is concern, we still have the 2001 anthrax issue we don't know about. there is concern that these pathogens are secure, but obviously it overseas where terrorists can get their hands on it. host: what is the biggest concern? nuclear devices? guest: nuclear proliferation among nations. proliferation in general is a major concern, the more likely it will fall into the more -- from people. if you have groups interested in getting their hand

will continue to remove lead-contaminated residential soil at more than 380 acres in baxter springs and treece. now, this probably sounds like an admiral thing to do, but as the ground below it caves in, it exposed -- the exposed soil that has not been cleaned up will rise and essentially this is a never-ending process. so you're cleaning up topsoil on top of a sink hole that after the sink hole sinks, obviously the topsoil is going to be contaminated with the contaminated soil underneath the new topsoil. now, if you can get all that, why, i think you've got the problem. this is a never-ending process. now, i've worked very long and hard with other members of the kansas delegation to determine how best to address this situation, and the only satisfactory answer anyone has been able to give me is to relocate the town to protect the residents from a complete cave-in. the federal government needs to buy out the land and -- from the remaining home and business owners and then prohibit any future construction on the property affected by the contamination. this is exactly what we did with pit

i would like to take a moment commander dan baxter. he definitely understands the hurricane season, ma'am. >> it's very nice to meet you. >> we at northern command are privilege to be a member of the whole u.s. government approach to disaster response. including active guard and reserve alongside our federal, state, tribal and local partners. we started our planning this year well in advance of the past. we stand ready to assist the primary federal agencies in responding quickly to manmade and natural disasters when directed by the president or the secretary of defense. when requested and approved by appropriate federal officials in accordance with the national response framework, we support civil authorities by providing specialized skills and assets to save lives, reduce suffering and restore infrastructure in the wake of catastrophic events in the homeland. last year during one of the most destructive hurricane seasons on record, we supported the department of homeland security and the federal emergency management agency in respondi

under coaches judy baxter and beth patterson, they claimed a come-from-behind victory over blake to win their fifth state title in that sport. the minnetonka high school boys lacrosse team defeated east view to win their very first state championship. capping off a man it'sic year in which they were ranked number one for the entire season. the hard work and dedication of these scholar athletes helped them achieve something they will remember forever. i commend each of them along with their coaches, trainers, educators, and parents who help ke these championships possible. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: are there further one-minute requests? for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> ask to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. gohmert: thank you, madam speaker. there's blood in the streets in iran tonight. it's morning over there. but blood is running in the streets. people have been outraged at what they say was the stealing of an election. so does it help to have a