burton votes no. >> mr. mckenry. >> votes no. >> mr. mchenry votes no. >> anyone else seek recognition. >> votes aye. >> mr. murphy votes aye. >> the clerk will report. on that vote, mr. chairman, there are 14 ayes, 23 nos. >> the amendment is not agreed to. we now call the roll on the lynch amendment. mr. i. no. >> mr. mica votes no. mr. plats votes no. mr. turner. mr. turner votes no. mr. mchenry votes no. mr. jordan votes no. mr. chaffetz. >> no. mr. chaffetz votes no. mr. mack votes no. mr. wahlberg. mr. wahlberg votes no. mr. langford votes no. mr. move votes no. mr. gozar. mr. labrador votes no. mr. meehan. mr. walsh. no. mr. gowdy votes no. mr. ross votes no. mr. ginta votes no. mr. thentholds votes no. mr. kelly votes no. mr. cummings. >> yes. >> mr. cummings votes aye. >> mr. towns. >> mr. towns votes aye. miss la moaneny votes aye. miss norton votes aye. mr. kucinich votes aye. mr. attorneyeny votes aye. mr. clay votes aye. mr. lynch. mr. clay votes aye. mr. lynch votes aye. mr. connelly votes aye. mr. quigley votes aye. mr. d

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[laughter] i would like to thank john burton for being here.on a personal, official, a political note, john, my dear friend -- my dear friend, who was the chairman of my campaign 25 years ago -- that was really an experience. a winning one. i am so honored that john it took the time. he does not go that many places, right? the very idea that he is here in the middle of the afternoon and dressed for the day -- [laughs] i am going to be in big trouble. more on john in a moment. i want to thank phil ginsburg, thank you very much. for your leadership and for making this all possible. i know that megan is here. i used to bring her bacto the pk with my daughter all those years ago. and larry. please extend my thanks to the other members of the commission as well for this great honor. so here we are. 25 years later. i will talk about that, but this relationship of our family and the park goes back more than 40 years. but over the past 25 years, working with six mayors, now senator feinstein, agnos, jordon, willie brown who may be joining us, with mayo

(rene burton)"he liierally crawled up those stepp.. like an animal. animal.ating disease.... what volunteers are doing to make his life easier. are doing to make his life easier. are doyour grilling is still easiegonna be pretty amateur. but your deck? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. dozens oo constructton workers took the day off from work... to spenddthe day 'volunteering'. as kathleen cairns reports, thhy are needs in annn arundel county get inside his own home. (hammer nats) (cutting wood)nnp popdozens of construction workers come together in glen burnie(adds hand to help pushhscrew down--zzzzz nats)foo a homm guy)"dont let them move.. and no one here is getting paid. (mark)"were building a handicapped amp for that young man over there."(leroy second angle) "because i have muscular dystrophy"the volunteers are helping 11 year old leroy... who had trouble getttng in the front doorrof hhs own home. (llroy)"on them steps, because theyre too big to too big to try and step uu on"(reee burton)"he literally crawled up th

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>> they vote on how my checkbook stands today. >> i want to talk about this, bill burton, obama teama very tough week for your former employer. are they off message right now? are they rattled? has the romney campaign rattled them? >> love that story because it's based on what eight unnamed strategists not involved in the campaign had to say and the code is that the campaign hasn't asked for their advice. this happens every single election. democrats always have angst about how things are going. you covered 2008 and liz you were there, people thought in 2008 they thought the president couldn't win and he has a strong team. >> bill burton believing in chicago. >> can we get that headline and put it up again? >> trivia time. we asked which state has been home to the most speakers of the house? the answer, massachusetts. eight representatives from the bay state have been speakers of the house and tip o'neal, alum of boston college who held the job from 1977 to 1987. we'll be right back. you're watching "the daily rundown" only on msnbc. >>> politics is a sport, except it happens to be a

john burton has no problem doing that. and he is joining us after the break.s mitt romney's distaste for the truth was on full display in his response to yesterday's healthcare ruling. i'm going to set him straight . . . again. and later undocumented and homeless for much of her childhood by all logic, inocente izucar did not have a chance to live out the american dream, but apparently she never heard that news. >> just because i'm homeless doesn't mean i don't have a life, because i do have a life. don't go to war." >>just wanted to clarify that. >>(narrator) gavin newsom, lieutenant governor of california, and former mayor of san francisco is on current tv. >>every night on cable news networks everyone's focusing on what's wrong. i want this show to move past that. i love creative people, and with all the vexing problems we have we need creative thinking. >>(narrator) with interviews with notables from silicon valley, hollywood, and beyond. >>at the end of the day this show's simple. it's about ideas. ideas are the best politics. ideas can bring us together.

the usually tough pelosi choked up a bit while talking about her successor, congresswoman sala burtonse sala burton -- a woman member of congress, who decided that i should be a member of congress. now, this has happened with men in the history of our country, but when sala did it, it was like who said she could anoint somebody? >> pelosi told moderator rachel maddow one of her proudest accomplishments was working with president bush when they worked together on the bail-out of the banks in the 2008 financial crisis. >>> a cat found severely wounded in iran has a new home up in the north bay. 2-year-old malu met his new family today at the san francisco animal shelter. layla ageri of nappa and her children had followed mimusa's story. he was found in tehran with shrapnel wounds throughout his body. doctors had to amputate his legs and was brought to san francisco for new care. she says she has a lot in common with the cat because she left iran as a teenager. thousands visit the golden gate bridge every day, but for one visitor, it was more than a dream come true. it was a life fulfill

burton and i have been on this committee a long time. there are reasons to exert executive privilege and try to stop the investigation of this committee into the department of justice bringing about one of the worst diskorjmentes on the history of the department of justice is indeed an injustice to the congress, to the american people, and this important investigative arm of the house of representatives. this is a very sad day for the united states of america when the president would engage himself at the last minute and try to exert executive privilege, when the attorney general who again, you know, our job is to find out what went wrong. maybe he is innocent. maybe people are innocent in this. there is no reason in the world or under the law or under the proceedings of congress and our constitution and the way this government is set up that this committee is not entitled to this information in this investigation to again maintain the integrity of this important office. maybe i am idealistic. i didn't think this could go on in a departm

burton, five minutes. >> first of all, let me just say after having been chairman of this committee for six years i want to complement our chairman on being so patient. i mean, if anybody looks at the record and sees how long darryl issa has dealt with this issue and how he's handled it, i think you would say he's been more than patient and so i think that needs to be in the record. the second thing i'd like to say is that there's no question in anybody's mind that's been involved in this investigation that the attorney general has been stonewalling this committee. the chairman has contacted him and his associates numerous times and without result, and when the chairman met with him in the last 24 hours and discussed this, was there no information forthcoming that would have been able to set aside this contempt hearing today. the second thing i'd like to say is that the president's assertion of executive privilege creates even more questions. one of the big issues that we've been dealing with is who knew about fast and furious? when did they know about it and how high up did it go? and

i will be there representing all of you when we come back bill burton from priorities u.s.a.here and ryan griffin from huffington post all in the next hour. >> this is the bill press show. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. good to see you today. it is wednesday june 13th. hello, and welcome. welcome to the full-court press here on current tv where we tackle the big stories of the day and take your calls at 866, 55 press and mitt romney, he is at it again says the federal government has nothing to do with hiring or firing teachers or firefighters but he is only wrong by billions and billions and billions of dollars. once again, well get into that and a lot more on today's full-court press. today's news update. good morning, jacki. >> good morning, jacki. good morning everybody. president obama is having a difficult time convincing independent he has the right plan for the economy moving forward. >> that's according to a new abc news washington post poll just out last hour. 55% of with inc. vote independent, president obama's plans for the economy president obama not fairing much b

betsy burton owns a bookstore called the king's english in salt lake city, utah.is it like in 2012 to be a bookstore owner? what are the main challenges? >> it is exciting. finer place in the market with e-books has been tricky. but we are fully aware we need to be in the market and we are doing everything we can and we are succeeding. still, books are not bad. dedicated readers are buying them all the time. >> when it comes to the e-books, you obviously use a brick-and-mortar store with brick-and-mortar books. how has e-books affected your business? have you seen it -- did you see a drop-off when they first came and? >> actually, we did not. that's one of the ironies of the press. we have a website,, we sell on our website, business did not go down. over time, it might generate more sales. the only problem we are having is the kind of monopoly that one unnamed person has created. but really, books are selling very well in our market is up. >> do you have a regular customer base? who comes here stored in a. >> we have always had a regular customer base. we have wo

john burton has no problem doing that. and he is joining us after the break.s mitt romney's distaste for the truth was on full display in his response to yesterday's healthcare ruling. i'm going to set him straight . . . again. and later undocumented and homeless for much of her childhood by all logic, inocente izucar did not have a chance to live out the american dream, but apparently she never heard that news. >> just because i'm h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h h [ male announcer ] don't miss red lobster's four course seafood feast, just $14.99. start with soup, salad and cheddar bay biscuits then choose one of 7 entrees plus dessert! four perfect courses just $14.99. come into red lobster and sea food differently. so, you guys grew up together. yes, since third grade... what are you lookin' at? not looking at i anything... we're not good enough for you. must be supermodels? what do you model gloves? 'cause you get a little angry when you're hungry. better? [ male announcer ] you're not you when you're hungry™. better. [ male announcer

bill burton is the former deputy press secretary for the obama white house and the senior strategistorities usa action which is an obama super pac. . nice to see you. thanks for talking with us this morning. let's talk first about health care legislation if we can and how devastating will it be if it is struck down and the president spent three years working on, this the signature of his time in office. if it is knocked down, how bad is that for him? >> i think there are a seerds of outcomes that could happen and not as clear cut and i think no matter what we're in the middle of implementing what is very important reforms for the american people and what's been good about this whole process, the silver lining for people that care about health care reform is we've had a discussion about what are the parts of health care reform that will be affected if the supreme court acts, the fact that now if you're under 26 you can stay on your parents health insurance and there is preventive care like mammograms through medicare and if you have a preexisting condition like pregnancy you can't be

i'm larry burton, vice president of the government relations team. a lot of us are looking at the supreme court decision and what happens, what's going to happen at the state level? what's going to happen to health exchanges? and so in spite of all the coverage and dialogue about it, there's uncertainty and confusion about what's out there in terms of choices. our own cvs consumer research has shown 78% of the consumers we interviewed who would be eligible for the new health care insurance coverage have never heard of the state-based health care exchanges. the need to shop for health care coverage starting in 2014. in addition, more than 60% said they need help in choosing health insurance when the system changes. so with this backdrop, i think the panelists today will be providing us insights and interesting information in terms of what the choices are and also how government, how consumer advocacy groups and private enterprise can partner together in looking for solutions in the future, so thank you very much. >> thank you so much, larry. [ applaus

para el fin de semana , esto es hola hollywood >> adaptacion de novela anonima, dirigida por tim burtonrte de su madre en manos de vampiro, se convierte en cazador de vampiros y en el da gobierna un país abraham lincoln >> pelicula lleno de sentimientos en escocia, una impulsiva jóven hija del rey traza su destino ante bestias feroces, desata el caos pero conocera el significado de la valentia >> para finalizar, comedia romantica , en capital italiana, veremos los apuros de estadounidenses con italianos . trabaja penelope cruz como prsituta, veremos la próxima semana la historia de un striper >> vamos al tiempo , del fin de semana >> buenas tardes es viernew, fin de semana si quiere ir a méxico o la florida , miren sigue aún sistema trayendo lluvias , en celi panorama estable savo sistema frontal del norte que trar algunos nublados y lluvia, vemos como las nubes entra por el norte, el centro esta en el océano pacífico , no se esperan luvias si bajas en las temperaturas , pronóstico extendido , bahia 68, livermoon 72, san jose igual, napas en los 70 , fresca la región , esta noche temper

and they tried to prove it by congressman dan burton from indiana shooting a pumpkin in his backyard as if the pumpkin were a human head? dan burton who shot the pumpkin to try to call presint clinton a murderer had the same job in that republican controlled congress that darrell issa has now. darrell issa, who says fast and furious is a secret obama plot to kill mexicans in order to take your guns away. except 15 years ago, all the republicans in congress didn't vote with dan burton, the pumpkin shooting guy. this thursday, we'll see if any republicans in the house decide not to vote with darrell issa on this conspiracy theory. thursday, a busy week. >>> arizona's anti-immigrant law today, sb 1070, the papers please law. they considered four parts of the law. three of them they struck down. and the fourth part they said, well, we'll wait and see. it's weird how poorly this ruling was reported on today because it's really not that complicated. the one specific part of the papers please law the court did not strike down, it's not like the court upheld it as definitely constitutional.

dan burton who serves on the committee joins us live.gressman, thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. >> thank you, gregg. >> gregg: given how very long holder has been, to use your committee's words, stonewalling. are you skeptical he will be forthcoming. >> i'm very skeptical. i was chairman of that committee for six years and i had to deal with eric holder before. i think he is very smart politician. i think he'll do everything he can to drag it out as long as possible. if he continues, what will happen we'll run out of time. >> if you examine holder's conciliatory words, and i did, the last time he testified. he said i'll do a deal. he is parsing words and arguably sounds he is willing to hand over some but not all. are you concerned congressman he could play the old shell game, hide the incriminating stuff, maybe it exists but only produce that which is irrelevant? >> i think he will do that. i think whatever he just has to to keep it bumping along. i have great confidence in the chairman and i think he will be tena

and they tried to prove it by congressman dan burton from indiana shooting a pumpkin in his backyards if the pumpkin were a human head? dan burton who shot the pumpkin to try to call president clinton a murderer had the same job in that republican controlled congress that darrell issa has now. darrell issa, who says fast and furious is a secret obama plot to kill mexicans in order to take your guns away. except 15 years ago, all the republicans in congress didn't vote with dan burton, the pumpkin shooting guy. this thursday, we'll see if any republicans in the house decide not to vote with darrell issa on this conspiracy theory. thursday, a busy week. in coffee shops. people who have been out of work. you can tell it wears on them. narrator: he's fought to pull us out of economic crisis for three years. and he still is. president obama's plan keeps taxes down for the middle class, invests in education and asks the wealthy to pay their fair share. mitt romney and his billionaire allies can spend milions to distort the president's words. but they're not interested in rebuilding the mid

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and they tried to prove it by congressman dan burton from indiana shooting a pumpkin in his backyard as if the pumpen were a human head? dan burton who shot the pumpkin to try to call president clinton a murderer had the same job in that republican controlled congress that darrell isa has now. he said it's a secret plot to kill mexicans in order to take your guns away. except 15 years ago, all the republicans in congress didn't vote with dan burton, the pumpkin shooting guy. this thursday, we'll see if any republicans in the house decide not to vote with darrell issa on this conspiracy theory. thursday, a busy week. ♪ hello...rings ♪ what the... what the... what the... ♪ are you seein' this? ♪ ♪ uh-huh... uh-huh... uh-huh... ♪ ♪ it kinda makes me miss the days when we ♪ ♪ used to rock the microphone ♪ back when our credit score couldn't get us a micro-loan ♪ ♪ so light it up! ♪ even better than we did before ♪ ♪ yeah prep yourself america we're back for more ♪ ♪ our look is slacker chic and our sound is hardcore ♪ ♪ and we're here to drop a rhyme about free-credit-score ♪ ♪ i'm singi

burton of indiana. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. burton: there's been a lot of hyperbole and a lot repetition but a lot of things that have been said haven't been factual. brian terry was murdered. hundreds of people have been murdered in mexico with guns that went across the border. the justice department said i februaryf 2011, they had no knowledge about this. 10 months later, they admitted they lied. now, they said they didn't know and then they said they said they did. i don't know what you call that but to me it's a lie. then chairman issa tried again and again to get information so we could get to the bottom of this like the 32 democrats wanted and they refused. he sent subpoenas. they refused. they hid behind is being an ongoing investigation and they couldn't give those dumonts. -- documents. we got a fraction of the documents that should have been given to us. but they wouldn't do that. issa met with the attorney general's people to try to come to some conclusion, some kind of resolution of this. so we wouldn't have to move

the 11-yeaa- old had trouble getting into his home in glln burnie. p3&(rene burton)"" drive him ho and i see this little boy knew he was going to have a ramp one way or anotherr(nats: &p) many of theeood job kkee - volunteers workers are employees off'home depot', which also donated the supplies. a major warmup heading our way tonnght. tonight. look aa what's happening now. - now. 3 neighboos atch as a crazed what police sayypushed the man to eat a family pet alive. a viral ad campaign that says you deserve toodie. why it's creating more &pbacklass than buzz. less than 12 hours from now, obamacare could be history. what democrats are planning to do if theesupreme court strikks down health care reform. we're less than 2 hours away from the most court cass of the obama pdministration -- on the shannon bream shows you why - the health of the entire country is at stake. stake. on the eve of what is certain tt be a ahead of tomoorow's landmark opinion from the supreme court - brand new fox news polling shows ammricans remain opposed to what is aaguaaly the president's top phile 39 ercent fa

grant bohler plays richard burton.the time the movie premiers later this year probably going to be difficult to live up to all this hype. we'll continue to hype it up. >> jury selection started in new orleans in a lawsuit in which steven baldwin is suing kevin costner. together they invested an oil separating device used during the bp clean up. the lawsuit claims costner and a business partner duped baldwin and a friend out of shares in $18 million deal with bp. finally actress betty white became the oldest celebrity ever to be honored with a wax figure at madam tousseau. looking fabulous. there had been plans to do the whole cast of "golden girls." bea arthur refused to do it. betty joked she wished they did it 50 years ago before gravity took over. she looks fabulous. >> she looks a lot better than the wax sculpture. the facial expression a little. this comes to us from wmaq, nbc 5 in chicago where the youngest medical student ever admitted to the university of chicago is about to become a doctor at age 21. he was ac

the 11-yeaa- old had trouble getting into his home in glln burnie. p3&(rene burton)"" drive him ho and i see this little boy knew he was going to have a ramp one way or anotherr(nats: &p) many of theeood job kkee - volunteers workers are employees off'home depot', which also donated the supplies. a major warmup heading our way tonnght. tonight. look aa what's happening now. - now. 3 neighboos atch as a crazed what police sayypushed the man to eat a family pet alive. a viral ad campaign that says you deserve toodie. why it's creating more &pbacklass than buzz. less than 12 hours from now, obamacare could be history. what democrats are planning to do if theesupreme court strikks down health care reform. 3 you ready buddy? you're probably not getting called up to the majors. but your fence? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. i'llwait... yeah...eryday valuwell, yeah, bacon.on. and my eggs sunny side-up. no, umm, over-easy. the $4 everyday value slam. one of 4 great choices for $4 off the 2-4-6-8 value menu. only at denny's. we're less than 2 hours awa

he said tim burton's producing it and timur beck ma'am betteoff is directing it. >> is he a good one?mur? >> yeah. >> he's remarkable. he did night watch, day watch. he did "wanted." >> with angelina jolie? >> yeah. >> where did you film this? >> we shot it in new orleans where he's from. >> so that's why you took the script. >> you've seen tim burton's name, though, reege, you know it's going to be crazy good. >> it's a great movie. the effects are amazing. and when you see is it in 3-d it really adds a completely new element to the movie. it immerses you in the action and the story. and it's really beautiful. >> will it make us believe in vampires? >> it will make you scream. >> you always make me scream. >> i know. i didn't want to talk about it. but you know. >> so he's lincoln. and what role are you, anthony? >> i'm abraham lincoln's best friend, who was an actual person named william h. johnson. and we go together and slaughter all the bad guys. >> lincoln was an incredible man, wasn't he? a lack of education along the way, but he accomplished so much. >> humble beginnings. he w

[applause] we have members of our community -- john burton is here. i have a lot of people giving me some great advice of how the city can be run better. it can always be run better. no matter what i am doing, how hard i am working, there are always people who can help us. whether it is on a police commission, a veteran affairs, all the numerous departments, we can always do better. that is what i will be asking you to help us do. we have 24 appointment today. they span 16 appointed bodies. 12 of them are reappointment, and 12 of them are new appointments. i want to mention a few because they are exciting. they will end up with a lot of hours of your time. it is not to say that every commission here today is as important as the other. they are extremely important to the citizenry of our city. allen, you will help us. a lot of hours doing that. there are a lot of people looking forward to open space and improvements in their communities. he will be spending a lot of hours doing that. suzy and thomas, a police commission. public safety, it is selling po

and bill burton, former white house press secretary for president obama.o, bill, it does seem the romney campaign has taken the president's prior kmeptz ocomme of context. >> well, the assertion that somehow the president doesn't care about the economy is just silly on its face. when you look at the video romney and his campaign put together, it makes the case they really haven't been trying to make over the course of the last year. what they have said about the president is he's a good guy, doesn't know what he's doing with the economy and it's not working. now they say he's indifferent to the economy. there's not a rational person that doesn't think the president is indifferent to the economy. >> ari, do you think they took the president out of context? >> i think it's a classic case of the president trying to have it both ways. i think if they continued the ad with the rest of the sound bite, it would have the president saying, i chopped government on one hand, aren't i good? on the other hand, we need to increase spending and hire more people. he wants

bill burton is the former white house press connect now and bill it's good to have you here.r thoughts on what the supreme court's actions mean. >> this is not a good day for his campaign. if you listen to what that last congressman said on your show just now, the president was acting in a dictatorial way. it's a lot more demagoguery than leadership with the republicans. mitt romney has some of the furthest ride advisers on his immigration issues. he doesn't have a plan out. he says most immigrants are here for a free deal. he's so far outside on the mean stream, the more he talks about it the worse for the campaign. >> they released a joint statement saying the ruling appears to validate a xeen noent of arizona's immigration law. it was born out of the state's frustrations with the borders it imposes on schools, hospitals, criminal justice and system and fragile desert environment and an mgs that chooses to set enforcement policies based on a political agenda and not the laws as written by congress. as you talk about demagoguery and the fact the right says they're getting di

i have images of dan burton.the burton whitewater hearings, cost us $52 million, they found out virtually, virtually nothing about the clintons or anyone else, for that matter. here we are and we'll have them again. the fred thompson hearings in the senate. they had to shut them down. trent lott shut the thompson hearings down because they produced nothing. this produces nothing. this was a bush program, finished off by the obama white house. what's next? ken starr? but this nra vote, that's a big, big deal. it takes jim matheson from utah, makes them walk the plank and puts them in one hell of a position on november 6. it's bad for them. but they'll be able to vote the way they want. >> it's worth noting that jim matheson, as folks have deduced, this is a lot of pressure from the nra. these guys are feeling the heat. jim matheson says this is more about evasiveness and transparency. sadly it seems that it will take holding the attorney general in contempt to communicate that evasiveness is unacceptable. >> i thi

. >> reporter: actor and educational advocate burton says the gaming has an educational aspect. >> gaming can really make a huge difference in the way we educate in this nation. >> reporter: one of zynga's new game includes chefville which rewards players with recipes that they can actually use in the real world. david stevenson. >>> iphone users are extremely loyal to their service providers. according to the website mcgroomers.com shows most people who buy iphones use them on their current network. at&t was the first network supporting the iphone and has about 60% of the market compare that to sprint which entered the iphone market later and is capturing only about 12% of iphone users. >>> the redwood city police department rolled out a new program that will allow people to video chat with a police officer. an officer will be available monday through thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to help residents report nonemergency crimes or answer questions about police services. >>> the state supreme court issued a key ruling today on air quality. the justices said regulators can implement po

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