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and then another sage dennis miller will have some conversations on my conversation with stewart. er has some thoughts on those and those reports after these messages. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: is ed "too tall" jones too tall? host: could switching to geico 15% or more on car insurance? host: does a ten-pound bag of flour make a really big biscuit? [meow] desperate for nighttime heartburn relief? for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disease. and for the majority of patients with prescription coverage for nexium, it can cost $30 or less per month. headache, diarrhea, and abdominal pain are possible side effects of nexium. other serious stomach conditions may still exist. ask your doctor if nexium can help relieve your heartburn symptoms. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >> bill: personal story segment tonight. seems like just yesterday but it was 2004 when comedy central guy jon stewart last entered the no spin zone. well, this afternoon mr. stewart someho

they can work in such a way that benefits -- dennis miller one can benefit from a private sector thatnd -- the smaller ones can benefit from the private-sector. it can work. we need that investment. so enough talk already. those wanting to help, how many? [applause] >> from vietnam, a question. with all the innovation and efficiency, i don't see by 2050 we will not have enough food. do you see this as a conflict between countries that will be created as a result? >> there are technologies today that we and others in the industry are working on that can increase the yield in soy 40% over the next 8-10 years. that is the focus of research programs that continue? in many of these areas. not only on just the general yield but the conditions in which they operate and are able to grow in drought conditions and being able to use less nitrogen and create less more efficiency. investments in industry is making will continue to produce results, i think. the question then is how do you get to the markets? as we go into countries in africa and we are working on a local basis, you can create real

miller of the education and labor committee. thank you for coming. >> thank you for the opportunity. >> steven dennis and perry bacon, what did youeinforced what we have been hearing. they are ready to go forward and use whatever roles that they can come of this process called reconciliation, or you only need 51 votes to get the bill passed. they're focused on that. they are doing what they can to move forward in the next month. he was very emphatic on that point. >> anything about the ad on stealth care? >> is going to be interesting to see -- anything about the add- ons on health care? >> he is talking about this new student loan bill which is a squeaker for a lot of bill. there's reconstruction money here and a lot of good things here. it is possible -- he left the door open to get some jobs- related items into this package. the republicans did a big reconciliation package in 2006 and it had all kinds of committees and their subsidies, there were lots of different kinds of things that people wanted and got votes. this is going to be down to the wire. it is one to be a very difficult road and very messy. he made it clear that h

miller this week's "newsmakers," welcome. guest: thank you. host: and here to help us is perry bacon with the "washington post" and steven dennis. you have the first question. go ahead. >> i want to talk about the biggest issue, health care. you have the big summit on thursday. coming out of that summit, everybody that i've talked to in the house generally believed f believes that there's really no real prospect of a big bipartisan deal. but there is the possibility of having democrats coalesing around a big package, it's a complicated messy process that would take place passing the senate bill, passing something else with the reconciliation to fix it. you know all the machine nation there is. but my question is, with your pulse on the democrat quike caucus, do you really have the stomach to go through what's going to be a messy process that's going to be hard to explain to people how you do all these moving parts? do you lail have the stomach to get it done? some members haved to me friday that members aren't ultimately going to be willing to vote for this. >> i think the members understand the historical position that they're

miller and nick rahall. the bill has passed under the leadership of speaker dennis hastert and my good friend tom delay. it is not ideological and nonpartisan. and the last occasion i will have to address the house as i take my leave, mr. speaker, i love this house. i admire and respect every member. it has been a privilege for me to be first sworn in as the last person to be sworn in by speaker tip o'nil, i take my leave today with profound respect, admiration and affection for every member of this house of representatives. this is the people's house. you can only enter it upon the fact of having been elected by your constituents. they have placed their faith and trust in us. and i extend my faith and trust that this house will continue the great tradition of democracy. and i want to say to one and all, i love you and i love this house. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired the gentleman from washington. mr. hastings: thank you, mr. speaker. as i said in my remarks, the gentleman from hawaii will be missed. with that, i will yield three minutes to the the gentleman from alaska, mr.