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and it was a focus on how men are now stuck in this sort of prepewpubescent quandary becaus- and the question is, why? they didn't understand why this is, why are men not becoming men? why are they still boys? and the answer is feminism. it's feminism that has not allowed them to be men. and part of being men and growing up is getting married and having a job, okay? and so that environment since it's no longer there since women are shacking up with them, since everyone's getting married later, since they don't need to support a family because everyone says we don't need men anyway, here's your man, you know, he starlets out like this, and he's still down there because he needs somebody, he needs a system to force him to grow up. that's just sort of -- who's the man we talk about? george gilder? you love george gilder. and we quote him several times in "flipside." >> his book is called "men and marriage. ". >> and he has an excellent grasp of male and female nature and how they can work in tandem. but what you need from women in order for men to be a certain way, and now with feminism

and she says, "please, please don't cut any funding to planned parenthood becaus." because without them she wouldn't have her health care. let's be clear, nationwide services -- 90% of the services that planned parenthood provides doesn't include abortion. it has never happened for that 3%, that's private funding. so don't stand up and say this is about abortion. it has nothing to do with it. as a matter of fact, if they have their way, and this is a fact, mr. president, and women don't get birth control, we will see more unintended pregnancies, we will see more abortions. that is just a fact. anyone who votes to defund planned parenthood, a, they're denying essential health care services to women and their families. and, b, their policy relief to more unintended pregnancies and more abortions. so, yes, we stand here strong and maybe some of us are five feet or under even in a couple of cases, but that belies our determination and our strength. and we stand here united and we say to the people of this country, you can count on us because we will be here as long as i

president bush was in power and the reason -- and i tell my friend the reason we did not shut it down is becaus -- the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order, the gentleman will suspend. mr. hoyer: we agreed with the premise you have stated and the premise the speaker has stated that shutting down the government was not a process that was useful for our economy, for jobs, for our people, or for the services th are expected of us. what is useful is for us to rationallyrovide a cntext in which negotiations which quite obviously have not yet been completed are completed. now, y've heard me talk about the perfectionist caucus. you can't get it all your way, we can't get it all our way, but in fact, the american public overwhelmingly elected president obama for a four-year term. he's in office. mr. gingrich said that we were ignoring the 2010 election results. we observe that the 2008 election results were regularly ignored by your side of the aisle the last twyears. what i am saying to my friend, there is a ration way for us to proceed and very frankly, when we were in your shoes, we did

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, knoxville and wednesday night, actually 2:00 in the morning when a medevac plane unable to pland becaueping and was asleep. finally the pilot decided to put the plane down on his own. the patient is okay. we have learned of more controllers sleeping on the job. so as of last night the faa ordered immediately that every control tower in america operating overnight must have at least two people on staff. air traffic controllers have been calling for that for years. now that is the rule of the land. back to you. >> all right, tom. thank you. today the house and senate are preparing to vote on last week's budget compromise. on wednesday president obama laid out his plan for long term debt reduction. republicans said it was short on details. >>> a massive search is underway for a tennessee woman apparently kidnapped from her own home. we are in tennessee with the latest. tom, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the 20-year-old holly was last seen wednesday morning being dragged away screaming by a man wearing camoflage. dozens of investigators are preparing to search for her aga

hurt them on their way out, they served honorably, so let's just please keep those considerations, becaus i've heard comments from high ranking officials that they're either going to accept it or they know what they can do. and i think that in its face is a disservice to the people who have sacrificed so much for so many people. how many responded to the survey? if anybody has all the technical information, feel ee to input. >> we can take that for the record. for theair force it was 117,000 or thereabouts. >> okay. out of how many -- did you say about how many responded and how mu is your total force including reserves? >> a response rate slightly over 30%. >> 30%. >> congressman, i will also take that for theecord and give you the precise numbers, t it was well over 40,000, and there were spouses, family members, who were also allowed. three parts to the survey. actually, four. one was the actual survey for the service member. the second was the spousal survey. there was a blog site, kind of a free-for-all kind of a thing, and there was another one. but we'll get you that information. >

and she says, "please, please don't cut any funding to planned parenthood becaus."because without them she wouldn't have her health care. let's be clear, nationwide services -- 90% of the services that planned parenthood provides doesn't include abortion. it has never happened for that 3%, that's private funding. so don't stand up and say this is about abortion. it has nothing to do with it. as a matter of fact, if they have their way, and this is a fact, mr. president, and women don't get birth control, we will see more unintended pregnancies, we will see more abortions. that is just a fact. anyone who votes to defund planned parenthood, a, they're denying essential health care services to women and their families. and, b, their policy relief to more unintended pregnancies and more abortions. so, yes, we stand here strong and maybe some of us are five feet or under even in a couple of cases, but that belies our determination and our strength. and we stand here united and we say to the people of this country, you can count on us because we will be here as long as it

that i know of that is a gate keeper, and what i just said, and you cannot use will smith and denzel becau even when will wants to do a film, he still has to call amy pascoe and say i want to do this fill. . of course wi him the biggest star in hollywood, of course they say yes, but he still has to go to anyone and say this is what i want to do. we're not in a room. quick analogy. when "master minds" and an unnamed studio decided they wanted to do a film called "soul plane" thereas no one in the room saying wait a minute, can we just talk about this? ask american airlines, they go put rims that spin on the plane, hydraulic wheels, snoop's the captain, there's a pole in the back, and we serve fried check and malt liquor. no one in the room to say wtf, wait a minute, that's not a good idea. [laughter] we're not in those decision making -- these studios every quarter, they sit around a room and people have green light votes, and they look at the budget. they look at the script, they look at how much money they think they can make overseas, and they vote on what film they're going to make and