campaign against ronald reagan nancy reagan to arrange for strauss and the former secretary of state bill rodgers to sneak into the white house one evening of the print through the treasury building through the underground tunnel. bob had never been through the underground tunnel before. he couldn't believe he was there. he went to the residents of the white house about what to do on the iran contra scandal and he advised him to get rid of the stuff and to bring in someone like a word baker who had a lot of credibility in congress with both sides of the arnall had a lot of relationships with the press and nancy reagan took this to heart and at the time strauss didn't think the president was listening because the president disagreed and said would never do that and not when to fire reagan and that is what he said when he got home that might then he got a call from nancy reagan and she said i don't suppose there is a way you would want to help us over here in the white house would you and he declined deutsch said that would not be a good idea for anyone involved but several weeks later done was fir

golf game and it included treasury and former labor secretary george schultz, secretary of state bill rodgers, and afl-cio president george meanie. at the 19th hole they sat for an hour talking and smoking cigars. as they walked to the waiting cars, meanie told nixon that he wasn't going to vote for him or for george mcgovern. but you'll be doing all right with the meanie family, he said. because his wife and two of his three daughters would vote for him for nixon. then crusty old meanie put his hand on the president's shoulder and he said just so you don't get a swelled head about my wife voting for you, i want to tell you why. she don't like mcgovern. it was truly a memorable moment in many ways. before there were and before there could be reagan democrats, there were indeed nixon democrats. so before i introduce today's panel, allow me to say a brief word about my nixon administration predecessors who served as secretary of labor. president nixon's first labor secretary was george schultz. as the legacy forms have demonstrated nixon was a notable spotter of talent. his choice of the dean o

we recently were a strong supporter of mike rodgers' bill which is one of the first to get moving, we actually launched it at ncta there with him and his team. we think that kind of thing is critical because the biggest thing is, you know, my view is what you don't know can hurt you, and you have the government who has all kinds of access to information about cyber threat and other roles of national government that aren't shared with or fully appreciated by industries like our own. so his bill where you're able to bring together the ability to share and coordinate information, as long as you're careful about the need to protect the privacy of consumers, we think that's a really constructive approach. there are other bills and other approaches that are sort of working their way through. i don't think we've taken a strong view that any of them is inherently wrong other than we think that more is not known than known, and be it has to be legislation that can breathe and evolve and doesn't get heavily prescriptive in a way that you're sort of trying to rewrite it every time you learn some

. >> yeah, but when it comes to throwing the political football, bill o'reilly is basically aaron rodgerso pretend he's tim tebow, right, that he's completely clueless when it comes to race relations in america. and last year he spoke at reverend al sharpton's national action network conference and had this to say. take a listen. >> it's a much more interesting country, america, if we stop with the race business, i think. i mean, i'm not black, so i don't know your struggle. and you don't know my struggle. all right? because you're not white. but after 9/11, we pretty much dropped that race stuff, did we not? we pretty much were all americans there, right? all right. i hear yes, i hear no. but to me from my perch, there were blacks killed in that tower. all right? all right, look, if you don't think we dropped it, i do. >> i mean, maybe the guy needs to go to an ear, nose and throat doctor. i hear yes, i hear no. dude, they were booing you. what do you think of o'reilly's version of what he calls it, that race stuff? we elect a black man who occupies the white house, we're done with the i

mcmorris rodgers: this bill, which i introduced with mr. thompson of california, ensures that rural areas will have greater access to doctors and health care that we value as americans will continue. right now some areas of washington state don't have enough doctors because there isn't enough funding for their residency. other areas like garfield county simply have no doctors at all. as co-chair of the congressional rural health caucus i can tell you this legislation directly helps by bringing more physicians to places like eastern washington by providing creative avenues for funding our graduate medical education. it also helps solve the longer term problem of too few doctors in rural areas because studies show when someone does their residency in the rural areas works in the rural areas. i urge support of this legislation and i thank mr. thompson for introducing it with me and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from virginia

bill karins, thanks so much. >>> sports now, the defending super bowl champs got a big test yesterday in the swamps of new jersey. the packers visiting the giants and adding to the legend of aaron rodgersfourth quarter, a one-point game, aaron rogers in the red zone. a bullet to donald driver. rodgers' fourth touchdown pass of the game. he had 369, did rodgers. green bay takes an eight-point lead. next possession. give eli manning credit. he drives 69 yards, tops it with a touchdown pass to hakeem nicks. get this. he'll hand off to dj ware, sneaks in for 35. all aaron rodgers needed was the 58 seconds he had left to drive his team down the field. three passes, almost immediately for 69 yards, including this 27-yard pass. nice catch by jordy nelson. lines this up for green bay, mason crosby knocks it home from 30 yards out. packers 12-0. and clinch a spot in the playoffs. what a drive by rodgers. the lions drying to keep pace with the packers in the nfc north. taking on the saints in new orleans, drew brees, too much for the detroit defense. and the second, brees threatens the needle between two lion defenders, lance moores is the target. brees, 342 and three touchdowns. in the fourth q