cy, how about that thec -- ya, -- cya, how about that? mickey? there is no dumb question. >> [inaudible] >> that is a good question and i do not have a good answer. the fact is that this was the best that we could come up with to figure this process. sure, mickey mouse can sign up and make a big number. we are hopeful that every one, being irresponsible, that that will happen very little, ifnot ever. it is not a pair of five list and let's do it. debate, let's go. >> [inaudible] >> bright. right. >> [inaudible] >> the point, of course, is i have never said in my mind who is ultimately responsible. guess who it is? you. not the promoter. at the end of the day, stuff goes downhill. it is on you to make sure that you use promoters the to contrast and the to manage, essentially. it is a partnership. hopefully not -- here is the key, i will be going home to my dog now. you have got to work with these promoters. at the end of the day, the same consequences are going to hold. >> [inaudible] >> i understand. >> [inaudible] >> right. it would be great if

we will cya. we are doing that because we are covering our own at the same time. those commissions who dare to cross us, be sure that retribution will be swift, complete, and final. do not dare find us in violation. lastly, what has this board of supervisors done in the existence of the sunshine taskforce to support it? president chiu: thank you. next speaker, please. >> peter were filled, executive director of library users association. the folk speaking about the library should be listened to with great care. we heard the library commission, this would be the month when the bernal heights merrill -- mural would be painted out completely, in preparation for its replacement. i am going to use the overhead projector to show you what has been and could be again. the backside of the mural shows the history of bernal heights with a lot of detail. it includes made americans and a neighborhood center across the street. the side panel, facing east, owners working women, in particular women doing cultural, educational, political, and medical work, and multiracial hands in

assertions, until the department of labor makes that report available to us, we will consider it to be a cya document held closed against congress. i hope the gentleman will join with me in issuing a subpoena if they will not deliver that document they allege is the impetus for this closing. >> i'd be happy to, glad, mr. chairman, to consult with us on the subpoena, i'd be happy to talk about it, and if it's warranted i certainly would join you. >> i thank the gentleman. members will have seven days in which to submit opening statements for the record. we will now recognize our first panel. mr. daniel moss is the executive editor for economics and international government at bloomberg news. welcome. mr. rob dougherty is the general manager, united states, for reuters news. also, welcome. ms. lucy dalglish, would you pronounce it? dalglish. is the executive director at the reporters committee for freedom of the press, also welcome. dr. keith hall is the former commissioner of the bureau of labor statistics, and is currently a senior fellow at the mercadis certainly. and ms. diane furchtgott-r

>> this is had a cya move on boehner's part to show his constituency we have been trying to do somethingnow i think it's really important for the white house as far as their politics are concerned to get beyond the talking point to sort of give it torun rub noses in the dirty agenda. who profits? polluters, you know, wall street criminals, you know, this is not an agenda that moves forward. >> right. >> for the cause of the middle class. >> i would love to see the president give a speech where he took on these bills saying we are talking about bills 8 through 12. take them apart. be the lawyer he is and say that's why these guys really do not have any creative ideas. then payor, dallas his best argument. contributing editor, thank you for your time tonight. >> always a pleasure. that you were. >> the biggest tightrope act since mitt romney met with the tea party tea party. the view finder is next. self-esteem, low blood sugar and missing red wine with my -- and mixing red wine with my painkillers. of sununu, you're wrong. mitt romney, you're wrong. we need more teachers, not fewer teache

cya in business. he gave him some cover and room and figure out how to manipulate how to move forward with the bain argument that has fallen flat across the country. there are lessons to be learned. i disagree with chris. governor romney has the path to make the case that the economy has not been given the kind of juice it needs to move forward. that is really where the battle lines have been drawn. wisconsin will have little to do with what happens in november. right now, it makes for good political theater and sets up an argument that both candidates can play off down the road. >> as we look at apples to apples, who gets out on the campaign trail like this? >> i don't want mitt romney to campaign with president bush. the campaign is largely running against the last administration. they don't want to be connected with him. president clinton has been very helpful to president obama. he is sending coded language in his interviews talking about romney with a sterling business career. that is a message s

democrats are also trying to cya, right?tect themselves and make sure that the wave doesn't flow over them. in the future, a lot of democrats will have scheduling conflicts. obama tries to come to the state, oh, i'm not going to be there. sorry to miss you. >> kimberly: washing my hair. >> greg: i feel as though i'm a metaphor for this economy. in the sense over the weekend, as a 47-year-old male you should never do a water slide. it landed on my back. i am in terrible, terrible pain, so i took a lot of muscle relaxers. so i'm in terrible condition but i feel great. which is what this economy is. in terrible condition. but it's not so bad. it grew 69,000 jobs. not enough to maintain axelro axelrod's mustache. i tried to figure out are there anything growing faster than the economy? i came up with a list. the first one, by the way, they're growing faster. pyramids. they're growining faster. john edwards popularity. howie mandell's hair. and dana perino. all these things are growing faster than the economy. now i'm going to pa

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assertion, until the department of labor makes that report available to us, we will consider it to be a cya document. i hope the gentleman will join with me in issuing a subpoena if they won not deliver the document they allege is the impetus for this closing. >> i would be happy, glad, mr. chairman, to consult, be happy to talk about it. i certainly would join you. >> i thank the gentleman. members will have seven days in which to sub in opening statements the record will now recognize our first panel. mr. daniel moss, the executive editor for economics and international government at "bloomberg news." welcome. mr. rob doherty is the general manager of, general manager united states for reuters news, also welcome. ms. lucy dalglish -- would you pronounce it? is the executive director at the reporters committee for freedom of the press, also welcome. dr. keith hall, former commissioner of bureau of labor statistics and is currently a senior fellow at the center. and last but not least, i will work hard on this one, ms. diana furchtgott-roth is the former chief economist of the united states

he's the best at the cya move. he gave obama some cover.the republicans, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, one of the leaders of the 19 0 civil rights movement, congressman john lewis is here for his new book "across the bridge." why the man who was arrested, jailed, and physically attacked in pursuit of social justice says things may be even, worse today. >>> also this hour, remembering sergeant shriver through the eyes of his son. mark will be here, the man behind groundbreaking projects like the peace corps and lbj's war on poverty. but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> good tuesday morning to you, mika. pretty interesting weather p patte pattern. we are hot in the middle and chilly on both coasts, the northwest and the northeast. yesterday only 53 degrees in boston whereas the hot air was going up into montana. so that's kind of the jet stream pattern out there. as we go throughout the day today, one of the big weather stories in wisconsin, the recall election taking place. looks like a dry forecast this m

so when they went back and forth with there is a lot of cya going on, people getting their stories straight wonder if the president was brought into the fray. >> it creates that issue because executive privilege usually applies to what goes on in the white house and what goes on in the oval office. was the president looking through these documents? did he know about this before? when did he know? will the president have to speak on this issue? yes, he will. >> brian: why? because these define why -- >> because the american people have to know specifically what his role is. that's not covered by executive privilege. the question should be asked today at the white house briefing, the question should be asked: mr. president, what did the president know? when did he know it? the problem was invoking executive privilege is that it reminds me, unfortunately, that richard nixon did a lot of good things as president. reminds me of richard nixon walking around the white house with a drink in his hand thinking how to keep the watergate tapes away from the american people. this is not a good thing for

assertions until the department of labor makes that report available to us, we will consider to be a cya document told closed against congress. i hope the gentleman will join with me in issuing a subpoena will not deliver that document they allege is the impetus for closing. >> i would be happy to vote on a subpoena. i'd be happy to talk about it. if there's more, and certainly join. >> i thank the gentleman. >> members have seven days to submit for the record here we now recognize our first panel, mr. daniel moss, executive editor for economics and international government at bloomberg nurse. welcome. mr. rob doherty is general writer for reuters news. also, welcome. ms. lucy dalglish. could you pronounce it? [inaudible] >> dalglish is the executive chair for freedom of the press. also, welcome. dr. keith hall is the labor statistics and currently a senior fellow at the mckay defender. and last but not least, i will work hard on this one. ms. diane furchtgott-roth. furchtgott-roth is the former chief economist department of labor and current fellow of the manhattan institute. local mall

assertions, until the department of labour makes that report available to us, we consider it to be a cyaocument held close and from congress. we will issue a subpoena if they will not deliver that document, which is the impetus for his closing. >> i would be happy to talk about it. >> i thank the gentleman. the members will have -- the witnesses will have several days to submit written statements. i welcome the general manager of the united states for reuters news. ms. lucy dalglish is the executive director at the reporters committee for freedom of the press. also, welcome. dr. keith hall is currently a senior fellow. last but not least, i will work hard on this one. ms. diana furchtgott-roth is the former chief economist of the united states department of labor and a current fellow at the manhattan institute. welcome all. pursuant to our committee's rules, will you rise and take the oath and raise your right hand? do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. let the record reflect that all answere

until the department of labor makes that report available to us, we will consider it to be a cya document. i hope the gentleman will join with me in issuing a subpoena, if they will not deliver that document. >> i will be happy if the chairman is willing to consult with us, to talk about, and if warranted, which will certainly do that. >> i thank the gentleman. members will have seven days in which to enter opening statements for the record. welcome. mr. robb daugherty is the general manager or orders and news. welcome. lucy dalglish is the executive director at the reporters committee for freedom of the press, also welcome. dr. keith hall is the former commissioner of the bureau of labor statistics. i will work hard on this one, aha -- dianaburch bot r furchtgott-roth is a fellow at the manhattan institute. would you please rise and take the oath. raise your right hands. the you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? but the record confirmed that all answered in the affirmative to the best of their