one of the journalists investigating theft the secret banking information is yen's brown bush of the financial times the first scandal of this kind broke in germany in two thousand and seven the german government had acquired a disk from anonymous individuals it contained information about germans hiding their money in foreign bank accounts to avoid paying taxes in germany. there were seven hundred or seven hundred seventy german names on it some of them had to go to court all of them had to pay money back in the year two thousand and eight the german state because of this more than one billion of europe. such actions drew a mixed response in germany bankers didn't mince their words saying the german government's behavior was no better than that of steve's. i find it to shame and a scandal that german a theory t. get away with using the possession of stolen goods you know in switzerland if you steal good and then you sell it you go to jail it's a kind switzerland's famous reputation for banks from secrecy that come under attack a few months before that u.s. authorities had pressurize

conservative is just evil and bigoted and everybody who's conservative who supported president bush wants to kill brown but i'm using everybody is in your language because of competence cruelty and heavy handedness tell me that that's not that's the people in the us because people on the left in hollywood are bigots period they will not hire you if they look on line and they find out that you gave money for example to the prop eight effort now what does that have to do with your ability to write a good show it has nothing to do with it discrimination in any form is wrong in hollywood that's the gay straight left right you should be able to work so conservative shows can make it how to twenty four to be a good. looks he a conservative they absolutely can make it but the people in position to greenlight don't greenlight conservative shows and the people in the positions make shows like twenty four are generally of the left rules are now is an exception to a massive rule ok so if there are so few others and so few conservative shows successful consider service shows and looking at the failure of at was sh

a massive reconstruction program after the war a former bush administration official and author of the book america's failure in iraq michael brown has told me earlier that the funds went missing under general petraeus is watch. all of this stuff was going on while david petraeus was the commander of the multinational security transition command in iraq four men sticky in zero four and zero five and this is the same period of time that one hundred ninety thousand a k forty seven zero nine millimeter pistol pistols purchased by the us government for the iraqi army national police disappeared i also want to say that i have a personal friend i will mention his name who was a very senior u.s. american finance and budget official during this period of time and he told me that when david petraeus was there there was no accountability at all for american money and that david petraeus continued to spend iraqi money six months a year after the c.p.a. the coalition provisional authority had been shut down in june of zero four and staying in the u.s. police there of close investigation into the so-called sexting cases dominated national hea

once you see that in russia bush according to bush and russian budget was balanced in two thousand and seven with more that seventeen know it was barely brown says a hundred ten. once you fascists not inflation spending it's very hard to pull back especially in these more of the countries so you get somewhere around between one hundred maybe one hundred ten maybe even slightly many of them out there would be just very very price that everyone's looking out at the moment is no announcement can also occur perkins is ready to change not. take a look at the markets crude is low it raise an early gains amid speculation that opec might increase its target oil output light sweet is trading at around ninety nine dollars a barrel and brant is around one hundred sixty dollars a barrel the stock. markets in asia are lower japanese stocks away by sell off and the utilities sector says the tokyo electric power lost over six percent automakers also lower with honda in this town talking about one hundred percent tejada is setting for the hof besides in hong kong the stock's also losing ground over worries about non tree tightening from china that's keen o

bush used to deal with terrorist threats. there's afghanistan and iraq. and now libya. and we saw that reflected a little bit, along with the strong congressional prerogative >> brown: todd you mentioned hillary clinton trying to sway some votes. were there others? was there a big effort by white house to try to get people on their side? >> there was an overt effort, which was the secretary of state. there was a more occult effort this morning, the national security advisor, tom donnelly, inviting a couple of democrats, some of them anti-war democrats, directly down to the situation room to try to convince them, ostensibly on a classified basis what's really going on in libya ask why the president needs their votes. i was not in the room. none of us was. but that seemed to be-- that seemed to be the point there. so a very public move by secretary, working on members on a more individualized basis has a lot of clout when you're invited into the situation room. the white house did not want to lose either of these votes. they certainly didn't want to lose the second one, and i will say, you mentioned dennis kucinich and his effort coming up after july 4. he should have an a

language we lost the 500,000 votes, the margin matters and another bush and dole of not more votes than clinton, more white, black and brown. he won the margin. in 2000, gore won the election by inspiring the black vote and taken away by the intervention of the supreme court. margins really do matter. in 34 states if the user scheme number one seniors must have birth certificates. [inaudible] use an idea but not for voting. you can registration fer i.t. but not student i.t.. drivers license, 5.5 million blacks do not have a driver's license. and so if you have reduced the strength of black and brown by this scheme and seniors and students, the will determine the outcome of the election in 2012 that every level of government. lastly, my point to you is this, and this remains our civil rights struggle. what is civil rights? the right to have an even playing field. why do we do so well when football? basketball, baseball, golf, tennis -- it's hard to be the best in the world of being a track star. a lot of people can run. hard to be the best in the world basketball, football, the baseball. why be the best at that which is so

bush signed this into law. i just want folks to know i have about another couple of minutes of remarks, and then i'm going to yield such time as he may require to senator brown. a senator: mr. president? mr. thune: what are the rules of discussion or debate right now? when the senator from california wraps up her remarks, wouldn't it be appropriate to have someone from the other side speak at that time? the presiding officer: we don't have a unanimous consent agreement controlling the order of the speakers. senators from maine and california control the time as they yield. mrs. boxer: i would be happy to make the unanimous consent request that at the conclusion of my remarks, senator brown would speak for how many stph-pbts take ten minutes -- how many minutes? take ten minutes and then it would go to senator thune, is that all right? ms. snowe: let me object. mr. thune: i don't know if there is any time agreement here, but my understanding is that it's been going back and forth. the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. anything else? california. mrs. boxer: i have said -- i have offered a unanimous consent agreement, we are functioning, dividin

different bushes to plant around the popped, and my kids were asking me, papa, why do you have all these nine colors? i said, kids, they remind me of the human family. yellow, white, pink, brown, all kinds of colors. god created all of us, and god wants all of us to exist next to one another, and what makes my pond beautiful is the parade of the beautiful colors around it. how can we come to realize the potential of celebrating differences as something to -- has something to teach us that in diversity lies our unity? maybe here is where america put the member on daily basis, the prayer we all do, that my kids do with pledge of allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, with all of us, it's a jew, christian, muslim, islam, atheist country, it's for all of us, with liberty under god. if someone attacks you in philadelphia, the muslims and christians say no, and if something happens to a mosque in south carolina, it should be the christians and jew saying no. if something happens to jews or christians in egypt, we all have to say no to that. [applause] we are one nation under god indy visible with liberty and justi