needless to say, dick and i have over the years put on the dick and dan show from time to time, and this perhaps promises to be more of the same. so i'll given that the bios are out there, i would say welcome to dick huff. >> thank you. [ applause ] what i would like to do is exercise -- first of all i'd like to thank you very much, dan, and hope that you will save your comments as the rest of you also save your comments and rebuttal until the end. >> [ inaudible comment ]. >> exactly. i'll exercise a prerogative, dan told you what he thinks i'm going to speak with and i'm going to modify that only slightly. this is not going to be an overview of the foia from the administration of president ford through the administration of president obama, but rather a worm's eye view of, from the department of justice from 19 6 through 2005. there are many of you here who are much more knowledgeable than i and certainly more qualified than i to speak as to what has happened inside of the federal government since 2005. >> he's been active in foia since, both teaching and with other memberships and the

dick, you're special. am i wrong? dick is special. >> yes. >> b.a. from stanford and masters from st. mary's university in texas while he was in the army, jd from hastings law school, which apparently the ranking has improved tremendously since you graduated. >> exactly. >> llm -- >> it is now fully accredited. >> yes. >> it is. >> and from what i understand it was a touch and go thing for a while. >> llm from georgetown university law center. needless to say, dick and i have over the years put on the dick and dan show frimtd, and this perhaps promises to be more of the same. so i'll just with that, given that the bios are out there, i will just say welcome to dick huff. >> thank you. what i would like to do is i would like to exercise -- first of all, would i like to thank you very much, dan, and hope that you will save your comments as the rest of you, save your comments and rebuttal until the end. >> i know where that's going to go. >> exactly, amend i'm also going to exercise the prerogative that i saw myriam to exercise to begin, and dan has now

we counted down the seconds who knew dick cheney had a heart.transplant. implies he had one before. to some it might be a surprise that a world famous author would make such a dull joke. but flabby boob like rusty like any salmon can trade a present wife for a new one. biggest joke is rusty was protected by people like can cheney after they put a price on his head. but he wasn't the on one to go there. wondered if dick cheney deserved that heart transplant. so like rushdie did predictability. do you think they would asking this question if it were jimmy carter? but it's dick cheney so here you go. >> people say it's unlikely the 71-year-old jumped the line but nonetheless it has raised a lot of ethical questions, moral about whether the vice president should have received this heart ahead of other people. and raising a question how old is too old to receive a precious transplant. >> greg: raises one question, maybe nancy schneiderman needs a heart transplant, too. >> my goodness. >> greg: whenever people are trying to create a news story, people

and this one is to dick, not dan. one of the things from your chronology that you didn't mention is that in the early '90s there was a proposal being with developed with an alternative conference that came into ultimate fruition 20 years later. the justice department and your office opposed that vigorously. among other things saying we do that already. >> uh-huh. >> i had a few occasions over the years to try to get your office to do it. and i didn't succeed. i want you to explain to us, was this really something that your office actively pursued? and why is it that so few people knew about it? >> do you remember what i did during my 35 years, that was not one of my 70,000 appeals or my 300 classes that i sougtaught. i think that sounds more like policy. i bet we have got an answer to that. >> i wanted dick to spongd. >> obviously it fell in between the cracks. that's the answer to my question. >> when was that? >> dick, what happened, that's what tom did, we had about a handful to a dozen of what we call full office

dick parsons retires after 16 years on the board. it's "nightly business report" for friday, march 2. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: captioning sponsored by wpbt >> susie: good evening, everyone. more red than green on wall street today. tom, it was a day of profit- taking after the market's recent run-up. >> tom: the s&p and nasdaq still posted gains for the week, susie, but not the dow, thanks to today's sll drop. by the closing bell, the dow was off about three-points. the nasdaq lost nearly 13 and the s&p slipped four. >> susie: aside from today's minor losses, the stock market has been on a steady climb up: the s&p 500 has rallied more than 9% this year. but as erika miller reports, trading volume has been very light, suggesting many investors are missing out on the gains. >> reporter: even as stocks trade close to their highest prices in two years, many individual investors are still wary. mutual funds are the most common investment for individu

as dick would say, who is counting? i think people are getting guidance to reduce their back log are counting. that's just one of many things that are said right now. >> i guess that was kind of the motivation of my question was to speak to any lessons you would draw from being at the crucible as the head of foia policy for the federal government. notwithstanding the products that you used to implement policy but those kinds of lessons about leadership. >> it's good to speak straight forwardly and to make sure not just before it goes through an attorney because you are a model to make sure what you're saying is accurate, you're telling the truth. >> sir? >> michael binyard, department of the air force. the department of defense is facing budget cuts. >> you always say that. >> it's true this time, i swear. so foia professionals are walking around with targets on their back. and i can attest that there are positions that have been eliminated. so you're looking at perhaps lower foia. i'm wondering does the justice departm

and these dicks are in the news this week we have the hackers on one side and the hackers on the other side really strapped for is a joke and so is wiki leaks for taking it seriously so we know we have this big data dump from wiki leaks which was data from strat for five million e-mails hacked by anonymous well the atlantic says the corporate research firm has branded itself as a cia like global intelligence firm but only julian a song and some over paying clients are fooled a friend who works in intelligence once joked that stratfor is just the economist a week later and several hundred times more expensive as of two thousand and one a stratfor subscription could cost up to forty thousand dollars per year dick's data industrial complex. yes they charge a lot for the rehashing the economist magazine and who is the primary buyer of this rehashed information of course wall street you know wall street spends billions of dollars a year buying research which is another huge wall street scam straight anyone can push single up and say they do research and somebody in wall street will buy it i

>> dick morris? dick morris? dick morris? >> bill: not the tear.ho brought the camera up to vermont. this guy o'keefe. he brings the camera up to vermont and he takes pictures of guys voting under dead names and all of that. we may run that later on. everybody knows there is plenty of voter fraud around. why not have an i.d. that's the duty of a citizen. the justice department is fighting it. it's crazy. >> billy, all i know if somebody looks you in the eye and says i can't get an i.d. together they have gotten too helpless in their life. >> bill: they wouldn't pass bernie's quiz any bay so throw them out. >> you can't buy all four kiss albums from the columbia record and tape club without an i.d. >> bill: that's a shame. i think that's wrong. >> that is wrong. >> bill: al gore says democracy is being hacked. what did you say and what is it? >> he is down south and southwest now if you want to do me a favor. stroll across the border line down there and become an illegal american guy in mexico, okay? now, i saw this week, billy, the danish people sa

>> dick morris? dick morris? dick morris? >> bill: not the tear.he guy who brought the camera up to vermont. this guy o'keefe. he brings the camera up to vermont and he takes pictures of guys voting under dead names and all of that. we may run that later on. everybody knows there is plenty of voter fraud around. why not have an i.d. that's the duty of a citizen. the justice department is fighting it. it's crazy. >> billy, all i know if somebody looks you in the eye and says i can't get an i.d. together they have gotten too helpless in their life. >> bill: they wouldn't pass bernie's quiz any bay so throw them out. >> you can't buy all four kiss albums from the columbia record and tape club without an i.d. >> bill: that's a shame. i think that's wrong. >> that is wrong. >> bill: al gore says democracy is being hacked. what did you say and what is it? >> he is down south and southwest now if you want to do me a favor. stroll across the border line down there and become an illegal american guy in mexico, okay? now, i saw this week, billy, the danish p

dick cheney is waiting for a heart. is it okay if we give your heart to dick cheney?t would you say 866-55-press, i know i am a bleeding heart liberal and i know what i am supposed to say. i am supposed to say my heart goes to the next person at the top of the list. i don't care who it is. but that's not what i think. i would say, no. i want it to go to somebody who has a young family and needs some more time. dick cheney has had a long life. i wouldn't say a good life. he's had a long life. and i would rather it go to somebody younger. that's my vote. >> i agree with you. >> you are a hard-hearted -- >> yeah. i won't disagree with that. it has less to do with who he is as a person because, let's face it, he is a pretty terrible guy. but the guy has had a long history of heart disease and heart problems. he has no heart beat as we know because of the contraption. >> that's inwhy he needs a heart? >> he is 71. he has such poor health. why would i want to waste my very strong heart? on that? >> and dan is busy on the phone. dan, yes or no? >> yes. yes. >> what? >> give

don, dick cheney is 71 years old.is story next hour. >> i was going to say, 71 years old, i mean, that's fairly young now, especially today's standards of living and that and what have you. did he have four or five -- he survived four or five heart attacks before? >> yeah. he's had them since such a young, young age. as you said, 71 very young, but this has been ongoing for the vice president throughout very much of his adult life. but as we've heard right now from his office, he seems to be recovering fairly well right now in a washington hospital. >> two breaking political news stories we're following along with my colleague here, mark preston. rick santorum has won the louisiana primary and also dick cheney recovering from a heart transplant right now. i'm don lemon. we'll see you back here at the top of the hour, when we follow up on both of these developing stories including the latest on the trayvon martin case. more "piers morgan" in just a moment. [ artis brown ] america is facing some tough challenges right n

oh, the headline is dick cheney got a new heart. i'm sure by the way that that is a very different headline in the organ community. probably something like innocent heart sentenced to life in cheney. boom! boom! i'm going to get to do a fon of these today. >> martin had gone out to buy candy wearing a hooded sweat shirt. >> carrying skittles and an iced at a. >> 28-year-old george zimmerman was acting as a neighborhood watch guy. >> he followed and chased him despite the police dispatcher telling him not to. >> jon: heart transplant. isn't it more of a heart plant when you don't have an original? hey, i think we have a clip of cheney selecting the new organ. he's not a nice man. >> the police appeared to have done a very cursory investigation. >> zimmerman has not been charged with any crime and continues to carry the weapon that killed trayvon. >> jon: are you (beep)? hey, everybody, here's my impression of dick cheney's surgeon removing cheney's original heart. it bit me. (screaming) oh, my god. why does a human heart have fangs?

joining me is distinguished, noted bank analyst dick bove. dick, as always, great to see you. me just ask you, first of all, this stress test. is it credible? i mean, will we learn what we need to learn? are they going to tell us about individual boppings? what's your take on this? >> well, it's definitely credible. i think that the stress -- you know, indicators which were just discussed will show you that the fed has set up a depression scenario for the banks and has said to the banks. show us how you're going to do in this depression scenario. so it's going to be credible. it should be somewhat of a feel-good exercise, also, in the sense that i think that every bank in the united states will pass the stress test and that most banks of the united states will increase their dividends. but inside the stress test, i think is a horror show. and the horror show is if you tell the banks that you've got to develop your capital plans based upon a depression outlook, what you're doing is you're forcing the banks to pull back from the private sector and putting money into the governme

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this is the trench that dick jensen was in when he was killed. so it is my belief that patton was -- and what patton said was, if eisenhower finds out that i was this close to the enemy, he's going to send me home. so cohn, who had shot down a german plane and patton said i'll give you a sill vary star for that, never gets a medal. the whole incident is forgotten about. and he said he was killed at bensen force. patton said i sent them to bensen force because they were short on officers. the next day after this incident he talks about how he went to the rear, and was buying flowers and candy. if he went to the front because they were desperate on officers, why is the guy back the next day behind the lines goofing around. so that's the story of captain jensen. so from north africa patton goes to sicily. it's popular in the movie he wanted to have the british land in the south and cut it off. i was reaching of a british officer who talked about the code breaking. they briefed patton two months before hand and said they concentrated troops in po ler

dick cheney got the ultimate gift a new heart on saturday. he is 71 years old and has had five heart attacks. some folks say they wish him well, but were surprised he would be a transplant candidate. >> it seems like he is a little too old. >> i am not surprised. >> it's probably a varies from person to person. people are healthy or not at different ages. >> age is not the only factor doctors looked at. >> there are some patients in their 70's that are otherwise doing exceptionally well. we feel they should not be denied access. sometimes, there are patients in their 40's, that have such severe malfunction they would not be wonderful transplant candidates. >> dick cheney's spokesperson said he had been on a waiting list for two years. he has a history of heart disease. what we know about his condition comes from a statement from former president george w. bush. he has been in touch with the family and he is happy to hear the surgery went well. we are live in the falls church. >> maryland state police are investigating whether one of their own

dick berggren? >> dick: jimmie johnson, the look on your face said it all. second, ain't no good. >> with everything we went through this weekend, we'll take it. man, i want to win. we were close. i think we had maybe a little bit more speed. tony can really get away on the restarts through the gears better than i could. got to look at that to see if there was something i was doing wrong or something else going on there. i saw a performance. i got to stop and make mention what lowe's is doing with the disaster relief fund. the fact we finished well, put up money for tornado victims. myself and motorsports match out as well. great day in a lot of ways. wish we had a kobatl chevrolet in victory lane. say hi to my wife and daughter at home. see you soon. >> dick: congratulations on a fine run. thank you. >> chris: thank you, jimmie and dick. with michael waltrip in the hollywood hotel. redemption in las vegas. doesn't have happen for a lot of people but for tony stewart, king of the restart today. would have about the battle toward the end -- how about the batt

. >> tea party group led by dick armey? >> well, the tea party group, that's another cannibal game. >> dick armey freedom works leader writes yesterday in the wall street journal this. a strategist have always relied on conventional thinking when it comes to voter turnout. that was the logic that saved arlen specter in 2004 sick years later they provide the 60th vote for obamacare. >> well, one of the state in the republican party but only if i could vote my conscience and when we were heading for a depression, i felt it was necessary to support the stimulus package and took the lead role in getting that passed. and the right wing was outraged. they have never been very happy with me. i have a tough race in 2004, as you just quoted but i wasn't sent to congress to vote simply to preserve my seat. listen, i was a child during the depression in the 1930s and i remember as it was my family lived in wichita kansas and we packed -- my dad had a pickup truck, put the four kids in the back of the pickup truck, a rough ride from wi

. >> and there's a debate over whether former vice president dick cheney we want to protect the house. right. but... home security systems can be really expensive. to save money, we actually just adopted a rescue panther. i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> 6:14. more efforts underway to try to recover bodies from the cruise ship in italy. the rescue efforts that began earlier today -- is our live pictures. five bodies were found on the costa concordia. you can see some of the efforts of those headed out there to try to recover the bodies of the five passengers who found a few days ago still inside the cruise ship off the coast of italy. former vice president dick cheney is recovering at inova fairfax hospital after receiving a new heart on the weekend. the 71-year-old has had a long history of heart disease. >> questions are raised about whether he was too old for transplant and whether he may have gotten special treatment. his first heart attack was

tuesday dick's sporting goods comes before the opening. dick's is the tell for this whole industry. now you know we already like under armour and nike. foot locker which we listened to this morning confirmed that the merchandise those two companies is selling is blowing out the doors. i bet we'll like them even more after dick's report. once again, just like arcos, i'm going to be listening for derivative playoff of dick's. we'll also hear from vail resorts. this is going to be a consumer test. you do not need to take a trip to vail. it's the old discretionary run. this week we heard from a host of retailers telling us they aren't getting hurt by gasoline. yet. i'll be listening to this vail conference call to find out if we've reached that tipping point, again, not to buy or sell vail but to learn about the consumer. wednesday, we've got liquor company brown foreman in the morning. the current bull market and all things liquor has been one of the great ragers that we've seen. really amazing. and the renaissance of jack daniels, one of brown foreman's signature brands is simply brea

vitale, great to see you, dick.that, but have fun, dick, thanks. we'll see you. >> we'll get a t.o., baby, we'll get a t.o., willie. >>> i want to go around the table and get your final four. michael steele, you have kentucky, florida state, and michigan, a lot of people have michigan and michigan state. >> i like to play on the perimeter. >> okay. mark halperin? >> kentucky, missouri, so far on the vitale program. ohio state? you meant ohio state, i think, it said ohio here, and north carolina. >> i'm for big veteran programs always. >> yeah. >> oneseys and twosies. >> and mark halperin, duke, wisconsin they'd have to get through vanderbilt in the second round, that won't happen. >> i have to get my alma mater. >> they would have to get through harvard in the second. >> harvard boys, and baylor -- >> kansas. >> i will go against your chemistry textbooks. >> i tried to go away from the vitale picks. >> he knows his stuff. >> i know he does. but i want to be contrarian. >> what's your final four? do you know what tha

dick, we will talk to you. all right, bern, dofns, june 2nd through the 4th, see you in ocean city. >> give them another kiss for us over there. >> will do. take care. >> see you. >> i was having trouble figuring out who was kissing who there. >> marty is not here today but this is a huge event for him. he really does appreciate this and love being a part of it. >> yeah ride across maryland.org if you are >>> from 68 to 16, the first three rounds of the ncaa tournament are in the books and jessica kartalija is at wjz.com to update the bracket challenge. >> reporter: good morning, the farther we get into the townment the more points you can earn but here is what we stand right now, in a tie for first place bernadette woods and mary bubala, adam may is in second and bob turk rounds out the tob. as for me, i may not be on the bobblehead leader board but still there somewhere. if you want to check the standings just come here to wjz.com and click on the link at the top of the home page. back to you. >> i think i am

i think that's a very bad sign. >> dick armey, okay.urnout and social issues. >> let me make a point about the social issues, larry. >> yeah, please. >> well, but, the last round of discussions. we had the social issues was directly in response to this administration trying to impose on the catholic religion the federal mandate that they buy something through which they have a theological opposition, and the -- and that, in fact, is president obama once again alienating a large block of people on these issues. quite frankly, if the president wants to stay focused on economic issues you have to quit cramming federal mandates down people's throat. >> i want to address what jared said about turnout. wen republicans have a much better feel for what the second obama term in terms of taxes, religious liberty, energy, spending. i'm pretty sure you're going to have a very motivated republican electorate come out. if i was here i would not counter a bunch of dispirited republicans staying home. >> i don't want to talk -- here ate thing. i know y

the former vice president dick cheney has a new heart after waiting almost two years for a transplant. at age 71, what are his chances for survival? and the question some people are asking -- with so many other patients waiting, should somebody younger have received this heart? >>> the shooter's defense. new revelations this morning in the killing of trayvon martin. was this actually george zimmerman shouting out for help that night. his legal adviser and friend joins us this morning. >>> model prisoner. the swimsuit cover model accused of running an international drug ring back in court, new details this morning about her life on the lam. >>> and the ultimate wedding crasher. take a look at this. the queen of england herself crashing a wedding. the bride and groom shocked and thrilled. we hear from the lucky couple about their royal treat. >>> all right. let's pull up that video of the queen crashing the wedding. there's a backstory to this -- they actually invited the queen to the wedding. she said no and then turned up anyway. >> can you imagine? they must have set the bar really h