cleaver: yes. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from missouri will be postponed. the chair is advised that amendment number two -- amendment number 2 printed in part b of house report 112-62 will not be offered. for what purpose does the gentleman from utah rise? mr. chaffetz: i move that the committee do now rise. the chair: the question is on the motion to rides. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the committee rises. the speaker pro tempore: madam chair. the chair: mr. speaker, the committee of the whole house on the state of the union having had under consideration h.con.res. 34, directs me to to report it has come to no resolution thereon. the speaker pro tempore: the chairman of the committee of the whole house on the state of the union reports that the committee has had under consideration h.con.res. 34 and has come to no resolution thereon. the chair lays before the house the following personal

. >>> man is facing prison time for attacking his co-worker with a cleaver. he pleaded guilty to an assault with a deadly weapon charge for the attack. the stabbing happened at the restaurant where they worked. authorities say they were arguing for weeks prior to the incident. he is scheduled to be sentenced on june 20. >>> a police officer has been fired as the department investigates how he and ort officers staffed their private security business. danny harris was fired yesterday. ray thomas remains on paid leave. both are accused of hiring young volunteers from the department for their security firm and illegally buying guns for them. >> cries from boaters. help arrived, it was prisoners from san quentin. mike mibach is live with this story. >> we are talking about convicted criminals who are living behind the gates right here at san quentin. their view, the san francisco bay. the same body of water a couple decided to jump in to to save a couple lives. >> i was just proud and happy to be a part of it. saving a life. >> reporter: san quentin inmates -- >>

where's june cleaver? kids will ever talk to you, open up, and it's a good time to reconnect. >> you said when you -- >> i grew up one of four kids. we had to show up for dinner. one of us had to cook dinner. we made things like pancakes. it wasn't good dinner but a good time to sit down and chat. something to think about. >>> when we come back, talking not about dinner but "the skinny." we have charlie sheen up. he brings his act to chicago, of course. will the reviews be winning? >> that is a good question. they weren't in detroit. we'll see what chitown thought. >>> plus, we'll shake up the world of network news. which evening anchor is officially out and where will she go? >> breaking news. >> i know. >> we just found out. who could it be? c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c

cleaver, had been postponed. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, proceedings will now resume on that amendment. the unfinished business is the request for a vorded vote on amendment number 1 printed in part b of house report 112-62 by the gentleman from missouri, mr. cleaver, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 1 printed in the -- in the nature of a substitute printed in part b of house report 112-62. the chair: a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of a request for a recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. this will be a 15-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states hd state representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of re

the beaver cleaver family. and then, all of a sudden, i was going to the casino more and more. you just chase after the losses. >> reporter: she lost thousands of dollars. and started stealing checks from a friend to cover her debts. >> i was tired of the lies. >> reporter: the gambling industry is increasingly going after women. online, so-called sexy slot machines are offering prizes like manhattan shopping sprees. or gamble with carrie bradshaw. casinos across the country feature "sex and the city" themed slots. >> their disposable income has moved up. they've also said this is how we're going to get them. >> reporter: and almost half of problem gamblers are women. brad lamm is the author of "how to help the one you love." >> typically the woman was the one serving the drink at the table. now, she's invited to sit down and play at the table. there's been a turn. that's why we're seeing a lot of the spike in gambling and addiction problems with women in the united states. >> reporter: police say jennifer dennison was able to steal from her in-laws because her husband had powe

you cannot just do it with a meat cleaver. have to do it with a scalpel.t: we have another tweet from maverick. guest: a computer service. that is a very big issue. i remember in the 9/11 commission, one of the discoveries was the fbi did not have search capacities on their computers. they have been working at this for years to improve this. computers -- that is not like high point of the government in its current form. i think you should send that letter to your member of congress and urged all of your friends to do the same. there is a great savings if the government can figure out computer technologies. host: president obama sent out an e-mail announcing he is running for reelection. at do you think any impact that would have on this week's budget -- what do you think impact that would have on this week's budget discussion? guest: and think the president is missing on action, that he did not embrace the need to make budget cuts. his budget does not go far enough and includes trillions. is focused on the campaign suggest he will not be there at all. for

you cannot just do it with a meat cleaver. have to do it with a scalpel. host: we have another tweet from maverick. guest: a computer service. th is a very big issue. i remember in the 9/11 commission, one of the discoveries was the fbi did not have search capacities on their computers. they havbeen working at this for years to improve this. computers -- that is not like high point of the govnment in its current form. i think you should send that letter to your member of congress and urg all of your friends to do the same. there is a greatavings if the government can figure out computer technologies. host: president obama sent out an e-mail announcing he is running for reelection. at do you think any impact that would have on this week's budget -- what do you think impact that would have this wee's budget discussion? guest: and think the president is missing on action, that he did not embrace the need to make budget cuts. his budget does not go far enough and includes trillions. is focused on the campaign suggest he will not be there at all. for democrats,

you cannot just do it with a meat cleaver. have to do it with a scalpel. host: we have another tweet from maverick. guest: a computer service. that is a very big issue. i remember in the 9/11 commission, one of the discoveries was the fbi did not have search capacities on their computers. they have been working at this for years to improve this. computers -- that is not like high point of the government in its current form. i think you should send that letter to your member of congress and urged all of your friends to do the same. there is a great savings if the government can figure out computer technologies. host: president obama sent out an e-mail announcing he is running for reelection. at do you think any impact that would have on this week's budget -- what do you think impact that would have on this week's budget discussion? guest: and think the president is missing on action, that he did not embrace the need to make budget cuts. his budget does not go far enough and includes trillions. is focused on the campaign suggest he will not be there at all.

. >> guest: they did a poll of the harvard student body and 5% for cleaver and 3% from xm and that lucky 3% was a wise move. >> host: okay we are up with our our so we will be persuasion selected essays 1942 to 2009 by irving kristol and we've been talking with bill kristol. >> guest: thank you. .. i did a spell check to make sure i didn't have jefferson in there when i should've had johnson because the temptation was actually quite great. if somebody had told me a number of years ago already put my life that i would've written a book about andrew johnson, i would've told them they were crazy. it's not that i don't inc. is an interesting person. he is interesting. it's not that i didn't know anything about him, but for most of my career as an historian, i try to put the period of reconstruction. and it sounds strange for someone who rates about slavery, which is a difficult topic to write about, but i find it easier to deal with 17th century in 18th century and attitudes about race and slavery than i do dealing with reconstruction. there's something about it that is just maddening to me.

so making a cleaver political calculation, the brothers seem to be muslimized, so has to eventually obtain the same recognition within the community itself. analyst are deeply divided in the aseasesment. optimist argue they are simply a socially conservative force that accepting democracy and urge them to cooperate with them on terrorism and radicalization and other issues. and sinister agenda, and argue that thanks to the resources and most westerners, they are a modern day trojan horse. intelligence agency tend to share the pessimist view. in the united states, as elsewhere, there is no common assessment within government. this is effort if -- everyone -- leading to the frank and honest ideas. end of quote. it is apparent there is an understanding within the fbi while the affiliates may not be ideal, they are reaching out to the muslim community, they are necessary one. the relationship should not be more complex. the hearings shared by congressman king highlighted the story of the community reaching who was reaching out to stop the recruitment. but at the same time, they cooperated with

madam speaker, this bill is a far cry from the draconian meat cleaver approach of h.r. 1 and i hope my colleagues will think about what we just went through and use this final resolution as an example of how we should approach f.y. 2012. our country cannot afford to repeat the irresponsible process going forward that we resolve here today. democrats and republicans on both sides of capitol hill must work in a bipartisan fashion to produce a responsible budget that will help grow our economy and responsibly reduce our deficit. this spending package becomes law, congress will have made the largest cuts to discretionary spending in the history of this body, cutting nearly $40 billion from the f.y. 2010 budget. the c.r. provides 73.1 billion for military construction and veterans' affairs, which is $3.4 billion below the f.y. 2010 enacted levels. construction accounts are conformed to the f.y. 2011 national defense authorization act, which included reductions in the budget request for f.y. 2011. savings were found by taking reductions in unobligated appropriations from years past, as well

host: going down the list, ackerman, a sara, berkeley, cleaver -- do you know at least if these votes were because of the necessity of being other places? guest: i would think necessity of being other places. i do not think that they were protesting. host: somerville, south carolina, the republican line. caller: this is carol, and i think any patriotic american that the military was put in a non-essential status. it is the president to declare is the status of the military. they were always an essential status until mr. obama decided they were not essential, to hold them hostage, and the republicans for most gracious and i think that was one of the big determining factors of them passing another temporary continuing resolution. and it needs to be known, it is the president that declares that, because i am a federal worker. i was willing to live out of my bank account if i had to, but the country is in dire trouble with all of this funding that mr. obama's administration has done, and obamacare will bankrupt this country if it is passed. host: texas, you are next on the independent lin

you cannot just do it with a meat cleaver. have to do it with a scalpel. host: we have another tweetrom maverick. guest: a comter service. that is a very big issue. i remember in the 9/11 commission, one of the discoveries was the fbi did not have search capacities on their computer they have been working at this for years to improve this. computers -- that is not like high point of the government in its current form. i think you should send that letter to your member of congress and urged all of your friends to do the same. there is a great savings if the government can figure out computer technologies. host: president obama sent out an e-mail announcing he is running for reelection. at do you think any impact that would have on this week's budget -- what do you think impact that would have on this week's budget discussion? guest: and think the president is missing on action, that he did not embrace the need to make budget cuts. his budget does not go far enough and includes trillions. is focused on the campaign suggest he will not bthere at all. for demo

madam speaker, this bill is a far cry from the draconian meat cleaver approach of h.r. 1 and i hope my colleagues will think about what we just went through and use this final resolution as an example of how we should approach f.y. 2012. our country cannot afford to repeat the irresponsible process going forward that we resolve here today. democrats and republicans on both sides of capitol hill must work in a bipartisan fashion to produce a responsible budget that will help grow our economy and responsibly reduce our deficit. this spending package becomes law, congress will have made the largest cuts to discretionary spending in the history of this body, cutting nearly $40 billion from the f.y. 2010 budget. the c.r. provides 73.1 billion for military construction and veterans' affairs, which is $3.4 billion below the f.y. 2010 enacted levels. construction accounts are conformed to the f.y. 2011 national defense authorization act, which included reductions in the budget request for f.y. 2011. savings were found by taking reductions in unobligated appropriations from years past, as well

other hand, those of us who find it important to have a special responsibility to see that there is cleaver oversight and public understanding of this complex system of science and engineering so people are comfortable with whatever risks there are. and as we look at our own history, we have done a fair job of that. at three mile island spawned several improvements such as the institute for nuclear power operations, which has improved safety. while three mile island was a significant accident and a big problem, that no one was hurt at three mile island. it's important to know. september 11, that had nothing to do with nuclear power, but it caused nuclear power operators across the country to look at what would happen if there was a terrorist attack and go on youtube and see when an f-4 phantom jet runs into a concrete wall at 500 mile an hour. hurricane katrina had nothing to do with nuclear power but caused operators around the country to think about what would happen if we had a horrific event of the size of hurricane katrina. i think we still have a lot to learn from what happened in jap

i think that -- its 91% for mcgovern and for all dress cleaver and that forward-looking 3%. okay, we are up with the hour. we've spent our time talking about the new conservative persuasion selected essays 1942 to 2,009 by irving kristol and we've been talki >> guest: thank you. from the philadelphia free library, this is about an hour. [applause] >> thank you very much. it's wonderful to be here. i love this and you, get lots of good questions which we will to save time for the end. it's an interesting occasion this is the first time i've been up in front of an audience talking about andrew johnson and forgive me if i see jefferson occasionally. i had to write that when i was riding i did a spell check to i didn't have to jefferson when i should have ha johnson because the temptationay was quite great. if someone told me my life that i would've written a book about andrew johnson, i would've told them they were crazy. it's not that i don't inc. is an interesting person. he is interesting. it's not that i didn't know anything about him, but for most of my career as an histor

madam speaker, this bill is a far cry from the draconian meat cleaver approach of h.r. 1 and i hope my colleagues will think about at we just went through and use this final resolution as an example of how we should approach f.y. 2012. our country cannot afford to repe the irresponsible process going forward that we resolve here today. democrats and republicans on both sides of capitol hill must work in a bipartisan fashion to produce a responsible budget that will help grow our economy and responsibly reduce our deficit. this spending package becomes law, congress will have made the largest cuts to discretionary spding in the history of this body, cutting nearly $40 billion from the f.y. 2010 budget. the c.r. provides 73.1 billion for military construction and veterans' affairs, which is $3.4 billion below the f.y. 2010 enacted levels. construction accounts are conformed to the f.y. 2011 national defense authorization act, which includ reductions in the budget request for f.y. 2011. savings were found by taking reductions in unobligated appropriations from years past, as well as cap t