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i would also note that crs ran the numbers and had a different result than you have come up with. i know your opm and take a worst case scenario and one that could happen. but i hope before we go to the floor that we can try to reconcile why crs comes up with a different number than opm does. >> thanks, senator collins. >> just -- i'm sorry. >> go ahead. >> make one other point. the postmaster general told us his goal is to have the service credit in most cases not exceed the value that you would get from giving the monetary payout which is capped at 25,000, but he believes will be less in most cases. >> is that something we can work toward? is the $25,000 total compensation cap or total payout or not or however you want to call it? i think you're referring to the cash payout, which could be quite higher, correct? >> depends. >> i'm sorry, i have been looking at another amendment. let me jump if i can, senator johnson. are you saying the cash payments, the bonus payments and the credited service neither of those should be in excess of worth more than $25,000? >> well, again -- >>

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a member of the congressional research service and he was there during one of the periods when the crs had its most important business dealing with appointments and that was during the watergate period for richard nixon and his opinions, they were nine of them during that period were important in establishing some of the basic ideas for how we look today at the appointments process. he also served as consultant and general council -- to the general council of the public company accounting oversight board, and it's private council in presenting briefs in the 2009 case, free enterprise fund, which was another appointments case, he has been a specialist, as i said, in american public law with the american law division of the congressional research service and was in congressional practice and procedure and labor law. and in problems raised by the enter face of congress and the executive branch. in 2004, i'm sorry, in 2005, he was the recipient of the 2004/2005 mary c.lauten award. mort, the floor is yours. >> thank you, i want to thank ai and peter and wayne for affording me this opportun

. >> high flying craft everybody cr >> students in the south bay inform longer get a break on admission at san jose state university. santa clara county residents accepted last year may not make the cut this year because of 15 million dollars worth of budget cuts. lisa reports. state university is full. it's at capacity and now for the first time the school is considering not giving admission preference to santa clara county students. >> the university will have one standard for students no matter where they are from. for many, many years our entire history as far as we know we tried very hard to offer admission to all eligible students from santa clara county. >>reporter: that meant local students needed roughly a tw two.0gpa and a 1300 on the sat. while others applying needed at least a 3.0g p o and higher test scores. university expects to turn away 1400 area high school and community college transfer students this fall because of the new guidelines. >> hand being forced by the budget situation. >>reporter: situation is definite state to go san jose high school seniors desperate to g

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so maybe we're going to have a normal year and we'll be with a cr from 1st, at least through the election, and, you know -- i don't know how we'll come back and deal with this in january but in john mccain the sequestratki i wanted to really work on my budget. to go through the strategy and budget and you've done exhaustive work to come wi this budget. a week or so ago we had dr. carter admiral winfield, the secretaries of the services and chiefs, and one of the members of the committee asked dr. carter what he had plan for sequestration. his answer, basically was, we don't have to do any planning for it. automatic we have to do is pull out the budget and take 8% off of every line item. and i think everybody in here probably understands the chaos that would create. i don't know how many contracts the department has. i know it's hundreds. those would have to go back and be renegotiated. pensions, retirement plans, health insurance,ll things that would have to be dealt with. further forcereduction, immediately. and then, sequestration kicking in. i, mr. secretary, talked to you about this.

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the fiscal year tarts in 2013 or before the presidential election so we're looking a little another cr continued uncertainty for the department. possibly into the lame ducks session. but what members of congress have not considered is they keep saying we're going to let the voters decide and figure out sequestration on a mandate from the election. politicians haven't figured out what happens when there there is no mandate when when have continued government. sequestration looks more likely by the day. >> is there an out to sequestration? some democrats -- have a proposal? >> particularly senator carl armed services committee chairman saying last week that while this budget has big enough cuts that it accounts for the defense part of sequestration, we won't need one, and i think, well, no -- that's not how it adds up! >> right. >> but the part that is true is if the perception is in congress that defense is given, they can change the law at any time. there doesn't center to be a sequestration. >> what is important here is you have a law and the pentagon says we're not going to plan for

but also with the knowledge that it was cr wng creating a tone. it was creating a working operation with a very small team operating under great pressure to create a style and a method. and so i think -- i don't feel -- i don't think anybody felt, and certainly the president didn't feel that it was time wasted or material lost. and, again, yes, i'm sure the answer is it's there in the archives, and it's waiting to be discovered and mined. >> go ahead. >> this question's directed at the historian that spent the last years of his life examining the nixon/eisenhower relationship. i just completed ambrose's biography of eisenhower, in which he speaks at length at the conversations that took place between eisenhower and nixon. where eisenhower was trying to dissuade nixon from being on the ticket for the '56 run for re-election, instead saying that it was in his interests to run d.o.d. and obviously, this must have came from personal conversations that ambrose had with eisenhower. but i imagine you have investigated the other side. what are your commen

would like to make -- since we're speaking to your staff to a certain extent, the staff aware of the crs report that on numerous occasions congress has interviewed line attorneys including in the rocky flats investigation, the eearly 1990s obviously under republican administration. i would ask that your staff review that so that you may correct your statement that it never happens. with that, we go to the gentleman from massachusetts next, mr. tyranny. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. attorney general, indulge me if you will on this for a second. this committee's obligation is to the other law enforcement officers involved and to the citizens of this country. and this committee is charged with first finding out what happened. once we determine that, making sure we can work on practices so that it never happens again in a flawed situation like this. both members of both parties and our staff did a great dof deter. i think the ranking member has gone on a great deal about the number of interviews that staffs in both parties and the numbers of documents reviewed and also laid out a number of

which will not transition to a cr -- >> the last question. >> questions about two of your slides that mention things that are kind of small i suspect in your budget, but very large in the amount of tension attention from the public. one page 15 on the facilities slide pap whole line not included in our copy of your thing and the first thing mentioned is arlington national cemetery. can you give me any numbers on how much is going -- the army is going to spend on arlington national cemetery and whether that's going to be an increase or decrease over the fy 12 enacted or the fy 11 actual spending, and my other question is about page 7, there's a brief mention of suicides prevent. do you have any numbers on how that spending is going to go? similar? >> i'll take the arlington question. $48 million enacted in fy 12. asking for -- and this is something new for us. i want to mention that. this is our army's effort to support the improvement and expansion efforts at arlington national cemetery. we're planning $84 million for site surveys, expansion efforts. and then $19 million for a total o

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and adams says that's just cr y crazy. the people cannot tiyrannyize themselves. ten years later by 1785, lots of the founders were no longer so confident of this fact that a democratic despotism is a contradiction in terms. and one of the major issues that james madison, as rick knows better than i, is -- >> no, i don't. >> -- is his effort to deal with this problem, as he put it, and he knows that there's a problem with the articles of c confederation. but that is not his primary focus. his primary focus is on what's happening in the states. and he writes a very important essay called vices of the political system of the united states. a working paper that lies behind his plans for the convention in philadelphia. and what he points out is that these state legislatures are running wild. and he focuses on the mulitplicity, the mutability, and the injustice of state laws. there are more state laws passed since the american revolution in 1776. he says than in the entire colonial period. it was an extraordinary proliferation of statutes. first of all, you had annual

and according to crs, 75% of those making $1 million or more in income are small business owners. 75%. now, that group already pays plenty. their effective tax rate is 29%. so they're already paying the buffet rule. not much doubt about it. i just have a real rough time with we've got to keep increasing taxes but we can't provide incentives to the economy especially small business that really create 70% of the jobs and get us -- pull us out of this so it's more than 49% paying the whole freight in this country. >> senator, of course, respect your views on. this we've had a lot of conversations about. this let me say a few things in response. i don't think i'm going to change your mind. >> you can't have too many on this one. you and i haven't, i'll put it that way. >> we have significantly reduced taxes on small businesses in the first three years of the president's first term. we propose in the budget additional reductions in taxes on small business, for example, zero capital gains on new invest ams in small businesses, extending provisions. we think those are good economic policies

. >> given we have the cr hanging over us and sequestration kicking in, i, mr.ecretary, talked to you about this, i put in a bill to -- in is going to be serious talking about everything we are dealing with today, the sequestration taking it over the top and hearing the news reports age in clfrom kore know general, you told us in a meet i meeting a couple of weeks ago in your 37 years, this is the most serious you've ever seen it. so i think these are serious questions. my bill would pay for the first year of sequestration, which moves it back a year. it does it with as little pain as possible through attrition decreasing the size of the federal workforce. but i'm asking you, mr. secretary, if this is something you could support, trying to fix sequestration now, instead of having all of the people that will be laid off this year in preparation for next january, if it wouldn't be better to move ahead and fix that now, deal with it now, not wait for the december 31st deadline, and that would still give us then next year to work on next year's problems and sequestr

cr in '87, tax increase. omnibus budget reconciliation of 1987 tax increase. continuing resolution 1988, tax increase by ronald reagan which we now look back and say that was a fairly responsible thing to do. to think of this man who is -- they put the candles up and burn the incense and have the big picture of ronald reagan. to think of him running in a republican primary today he would be behind ron paul. he'd probably be out of the race right now. we've got to think about this when we're talking about how we're all going to sit down and figure this out. i think everybody is willing to make tough decisions. i think anybody that's been watching this recognized that the speaker and the president had some semblance of a deal that couldn't get past an ideology. nobody here wants to sit here and say we need to raise taxes. if we can at least ask warren buffett so we can invest in infrastructure, people grants, the things to lead to long-term investments. i have one or two questions very briefly. when you say the tax rate may go up on someone who makes over $250,0

. >> given that we've got the cr hanging over us and sequestration kicking in, i, mr. secretary, talked to you about this. i put in a bill to -- this is going to be serious dealing with everything that we're talking about here today. the sequestration just takes it right over the top. and we're looking at all the news reports that we're hearing, the saber-rattling going over in iran, the new leadership in korea. i mean, i think the world is in a very serious situation. and i know a general, you told us in a meeting a couple of weeks ago that in your 37 years, this is the most serious you've ever seen it. so i think these are serious questions. my bill would move the -- would pay for the first year sequestration which moves it back a year. it does it with as little pain as possible through attrition. decreases the size of the federal workforce. but i'm asking you, mr. secretary, if this is something you could support, trying to fix sequestration now, instead of having all the people who would be laid off this year in preparation for next january, if it wouldn't be bette

abiomed, the stock is up a lot but this is the kind of thing that is like intuitive surgical, stay with cr is the market fixed? is it a game that is rigged against you? i don't think so. you can buy plenty of companies that are doing fabulous. not one of them is a mugs game, they are not rigged in the least. but some parts of the market do seem shady. and i understand the revulsion people feel towards wall street. i talked with people about the small piece of stock will be offered. does the public understand that that little piece is a flood that is coming their way? it's like a blue light special drawing you into the store, when in reality it can be dribbled out over time. the sec has to come to terms with these offerings. it gets people excited because they do not understand that there's a ton of additional stock that will be offered in the near future. if you really want to see outrageous, check out the indictment of three credit suisse traders that was filed in new york, alleging fraudulent valuation of bonds to get bonuses that americans can only dream about. they were creating false

>> glenn: you don't believe there is cr mish eetts. >> bob: they >>> welcome to "red eye." i'm greg gutfeld or as i am called on the new jersey turnpike, the fairfield fondler. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show? >> let's go crazy, america. our top story tonight, chris brown and rihanna making music together? the shocking story that has lead to an epidemic of puns involving the word hit and does boozing and movies drive kids to drink? a study we didn't need. and finally n an elevator to space? it may sound crazy, but if you think about it, where else would you take a space elevator to, greg? >> thank you, andy. >> welcome back. >> thanks. >> where were you yesterday? >> just tcb, andy. >> tcb? >> taking care of business. >> i know what it stands for. >> that's good. >> we have nothing tonight. >> sure don't. >> we have paul mccurio on. >> i know. we will try to get through it all like we always do. >> it is only an hour. >> that it is. >> talk to you later. let's welcome our guest. she is so hot that anything she wears has hot pockets. i am here tonight with fox news

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jimmie johnsons it ca abouts cr destroyed. >> mike: track crew quickly on the scene to aid jeff gordon. on the radio he he has told his team he is okay. >> darrell: i think i can see him moving. >> mike: a wild ride for jeff gordon as he tries to win the budweiser shootout. just a lap and a half from the flag. teammate jimmie johnson's car damaged. several cars to the garage already. kyle busch to pit road. montoya has made a stop and comes back out. >> darrell: it has been like a demolition derby tonight. holy cow! >> mike: tony stewart and shootout rookie marcus ambrose ahead of clint bowyer, brad kezelowski and greg biffle. jeff gordon has asked for them to roll the car over before he tries to climb out. >> darrell: michael can address that situation. michael you were upside down here a few years ago on the back straightaway. >> and michael is a lot bigger than jeff and thes were a lot littler. i could not get out. talk about freaking you out. be upside down in a car that is smoking and you see oil and fuel and something dripping around you. you want out really badly and jeff is doi

. >> general allen and investo cr, thank you for joining us.s there a lack of trust now between the afghan national force and the u.s. military in the wake of this incident? >> no, i don't think so. in fact, i know so. during the recent difficulty. the demonstrations that turn violent the afghan national security forces at great risk. both defended the afghan people. but they also defended international forces. international civilians, they have come a long way. there have been occasions where elements in the afghan national art or the ministry of anterior recently have turned on our forces. every one of those is a tragedy. none should be minimized. what we have done in cooperation with the afghan partners is take series of assertive steps to reduce the possibility of this to the maximum extent we can. we have trust and confidence and we have to be careful if time to time but we will continue to maintain the relationship through sense time as you describe it. we will come out and be stronger for it. >> bret: is there anything that those who bur

. >>> singer beon syonce at the cr of controversy of a new ad that highlights her heartage.rue match bills itself as the perfect shade for all skin tones but her multiracial çdepiction drawing some criticism. we started teasing this story at the to of the hour. people have tweets about this ad. what's going on? >> she is definitely african-american and her mother is of creole ancestry. a lot of people take what it means differently. the term means of a mixture of different races. her grandmother is a french creole from louisiana. a lot of people argue that most african-americans are mixed of thing things and it's so far back for that to be proclaimed as something she can point to as a more recent make up of her background makes a lot of people think she's not black which is insulting. >> i think some people are comparing this so apparently jennifer lepoz has this and it says 100% puerto rican. she has one similar to that and that's the contrast. >> exactly. they are a mixture of european, african-american and the native indian offense that island. when beyonce says i'm not

>> glenn: you don't believe there is cr mish eetts. >> bob: they are twinkies. >> thank you for watching. see you tomorrow on "the five." >> bret: look at the obama administration's new corporate tax plan. and those of the republican challengers. this is "special report." ♪ ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. this year, as in every election year, taxes will be an issue, perhaps a big issue. today, the obama administration did its best to get in front of the subject by outlining what it characterizes as a pro-business and fair overhaul of corporate taxes. chief national correspondent jim angle reports the president will have plenty of company on the reform bandwagon. >> reporter: with americans now working on the tax returns, the president and the republican candidates are starting to talk in detale about how they changed the tax laws. >> i'm going to lower rates across the board for all americans by 20%. all right? [ applause ] >> reporter: romney argued lower tax rates give people more money to spend but also helped small businesses, which create most of the new jobs and often pay