it was byron white. now, do you member who he was? my god, he was a professional football player, and i don't know what else. he was amazing, but he about killed me. and so i learned what to do. see what i'm doing? i grabbed his from. [laughter] -- is some. i did that for the remaining years that he and i were both on that court. >> i think i will stand back here. you thinking that judges have unique perspective? if so, in what way and how does it includes? >> i don't think they do, really. overall, male or female, as a justice you've gone to law school, you've studied law and you've had some experience, maybe as a trial judge or a state judge or in your law practice, something. and so you come there with some experience that is shared. so i don't think you come in with some preset attitude or experience that is vastly different from that or all the other justices. i really don't. now, could be at some stage of some preceding that as a former wife and mother, i might look at some domestic relations case with somewhat different views t

byron york. karen your thoughts about the statement from the senior white house person. >> i think, we don't knowonymous person is, and i think it's a very good reporter. if he says it's a senior official, it's a senior official. often when somebody makes a comment to a reporter it's because there's been a debate inside the building and the person lost the argument. for the media, the president seems to be spending a lot of time doing it and he hasn't shown that much regard for us. >> greta: agreed? >> he could be laying a predicate. if you want to go to war with the other side you have to show everybody you've done everything you can to avoid doing a war and the republicans i've talked with them, had dinner with them and negotiated, you just can't talk to them so now we'll have to kill them. if you're ready to go to war, it helps to appear to try to avoid it beforehand. that's where we could be. >> that's right. and the washington post had a terrific piece, a well-reported piece about the president's second term strategy and basically his strategy was to demonize republicans, and make them the v

. >> and we can't keep the white house tours open for the kids in town. byron, thank you. >> thank you. >> okay, are you a victim of our government and have you finally had it? wisconsin senator ron johnson might be looking for you. he's trying to crack down on government regulations that are essentially strangling americans and in some instances ruining their lives. senator johnson, launched a new project called victims of government. senator johnson is here to tell you more. good to see you and twhat is th you've started? >> well, greta, your opening story talking about the inefficiency or ineffecti ineffectiveness of government. we're talking far too often the government is abusive and we're trying to put a human face to some of that governmental and bureaucratic abuse and our first video here highlights steven lathrop, a gentleman just trying to create economic activity by developing a neighborhood actually who was trying to solve a flooding problem in a neighborhood and basically followed what the recommendation was of the army corps of engineers to take a

and washington correspondent byron york joins us and the reason is, this is probably after the sequestration. >> it is, it's the white house initiative on educational excellence for african-americans, it was created by executive order. >> greta: the president did it. >> he created it himself, by the president last year. it was placed in the education department, pay is about $124,000 a year and it's just been filled. >> greta: after march 1st? >> after march 1st and sequestration takes effect. what you have when you have the czars or coordinators or whatever you want to call them, it's an admission that the federal government has a lot of programs that are spending a lot of money that aren't well-coordinated and aren't working together well and the president feels he needs to appoint somebody to do that. right there it's kind of an admission the whole system is a little bloated. >> greta: after everything else is cut march 1st and when he created by executive order we knew sequestration was likely to happen within six or seven months. and i'm curious, was the person named to this job unemployed, a person in need of a

white house ceremony a little later on. we'll see if he bring this is up. i can't imagine he will. byron york from the "washington examiner", thank you. >> thank you, jon. thanks. jenna: volunteers are searching for a missing woman who is presumed dead. they make a discovery police hope will lead them to her body. we'll have the latest on the search and details surrounding that case next. >>> plus, cyprus clinching a bailout deal to avoid bankruptcy, for now. at what cost though? we're live in cyprus. check out those lines at the atms. we'll have all the details for you coming up here on "happening now." the new guy is loaded with protein! i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oooooh... [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. ensure high protein... fifty percent of your daily value of protein. low fat and five grams of sugars. [ major nutrition ] ensure! nutrition in charge! jon: new information now on some crime stories we're following. volunteers handing over items in the search for kira trevino. no word on what minnesota police co