donald trump tells why the sexy images are okay with him. paula deen and johnny weir are here defending the naked women. >>> plus a former teacher acquitted of child molestation. her own daughter testified against her. and now her parents and attorneys speak out, saying she was innocent all along. next on "larry king live." tomorrow night we've got a big exclusive with t.i., and don't forget mick jagger next tuesday night. there is currently a huge uproar over this year's miss usa pageant, racy photos and video show the content ants wearing s next to nothing. the miss usa 2010 pageant is live from las vegas this sunday. with us on the phone, old friend donald trump, owns the pageant. paula deen, restaurant tour and author and tv person amount from savannah, georgia, a judge in this year's pageant and here in l.a. the fierce johnny weir, olympic figure skater, also a pageant judge this year. donald, why does your pageant create controversy? >> well, i really don't know. i think it really has to do with the level of the beauty of the women. th

from the "celebrity apprentice," the one and only donald trump is joining us!heers and applause ] he's a great, great guy. love that guy. so, hey -- if he does ask, higgins was the project manager on last night's show, okay? [ light laughter ] >> steve: i'll take the fall. >> jimmy: you guys, we've also got our good buddy, hurley from "lost," jorge garcia is with us. [ cheers and applause ] he's been with us before. he's a great dude. and hold on to your captain's hat, we're going to yacht rock with robbie dupree, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ why don't we sail away why don't we sail away into the night ♪ >> jimmy: that's it -- that's all you get. that's all you get. that's all you get. until robbie comes out tonight and rocks it out. that's it. yeah, it's going to be awesome. well, we've been talking about it for over a week now, and it's about to get real, you guys, that's right. it's yacht rock 2k10. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: was that boat on fire? was that sail boat on fire? i love yacht rock. i love the music, the parties. here's how it al

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome donald trump. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you say i work for you call me a liar you say i'm fired ♪ >> jimmy: there he is. >> wow. my man, looking good. nice suit. >> jimmy: oh, they love you here. thanks so much for coming back to our show. >> such a young audience. look at this. >> jimmy: they are great, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] they love you. they love you. out of all the people here in the building, you're probably the best candidate for someone who has a yacht. do you? [ light laughter ] >> well, i guess that's true. i actually had a really big one, and i didn't like it at all. you know, i'd rather play golf. in fact, he performed at trump national golf club in westchester. you were fantastic. >> jimmy: thank you for saying that. >> i had to get that out. >> jimmy: thank you for saying that. >> i did have a yacht, and the best day of my life was when i sold it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was just horrible? >> well, i had a choice, using the yacht, and you wouldn't believe this yacht. 288 feet long, 75 and help. do you think that's sick? >>

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we will look at >> it could be a finale unlike any other donald trump has had before. $250,000 could be on the line for actress holly robinson peete or rocker. michaels -- rocker bret michaels. he suffered what doctors called a warning stroke earlier this week that led to the discovery of a hole in his heart that will eventually require surgery. he is by far the sentimental favorite, but donald trump insisted it will not be a factor in selecting a winner tonight. >> if i did on that basis, i would lose credibility. i think if bret does not do as well as holly, will not make it. >> he is out of the hospital, even though the doctors say his brain and body are not yet 100%. he is being treated on an outpatient basis. he will receive daily injections, in the hopes of reducing the chances of additional blood clots forming. given his medical troubles, doctors are issuing an urgent warning about strokes. your body may be giving you a critical with a call that is easily missed. -- wakeup call that is easily missed. >> the simpsons to not last long. -- the symptoms do not last long. they are

jerry jones and the assistant to donald rumsfeld. wanted growth. schoolteacher in california who was a reserve colonel marine. another colonel. retired from the marines. retired colonel. people that you and i would have never heard about who would not even have appeared in the history books except as a footnote. you know, good, solid americans who want to do the right thing. i mean, this is the real. i hate to wax eloquent or be emotional, but these were just really solid americans. it gave me great hope and gives me great hope that there are so many of them. wrestling with everyday problems of the ground. how do we help this school? how do we talk to this shake? what about a job for this juvenile delinquent kid back what about these retail shops? that is the hard, tough work of the war on terrorism. it is what makes me confident that at the end of the day we will probably win this. . >> host: also on the iraqi side you identify some unknown heroes. >> guest: a businessman from anbar who was basically the head of the political wing of the insurgenc

good pick, donald. hey, all right, moving on here.now, we're all sort of looking for light summer reading at the beach. i've got a book for you here. it's called "the last living slut: born in iran, bred backstage." it's written by this iranian author, roxana shirazi, and she names names. apparently she liked to party with the rock stars. in this book she sort of details her romps in the hay with some of the guys in guns n' roses, motley crue, velvet revolver, papa roach, and skid row. a couple of details for you because i know you want them. tommy lee she says is too bossy, she didn't like his music either. she was more into nikki sixx, although he was a little dull and liked to talk about gardening. sebastian bach, never thought he was all that hot but that didn't stop her from giving him an all-access pass. axl rose walked in on them, apparently, though. a lot of publishers passed on this book, surprisingly, because they fear -- >> i can't understand why. >> i can't either. they fear that there would be a fatwa like there was with

. >> donald trump announced the new celebrity apprentice and wound up hiring bret michaels. suffered a brain hemorrhage while dealing with diabetes. last night he won $250,000. holly robinson peat will receive the same amount. 5:11. a new report on the safety of sunscreen lotions. >> looking to break your iphone contract with at&t? you might want to think again. >> we are looking at a soggy >> we are looking at a soggy start how many ways can you be comfortable? an energy efficient infinity air conditioner by carrier can save you up to 56% on your cooling costs, while also reducing your impact on the environment. which is better for where you live, and better for where we all live. turn to the experts during cool choices and get up to $1200 cash back on an infinity system by carrier. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. >> it is not too bad. >> we had an early morning accident on southbound 95 in howard county. let's see what else is going on. we have a bit of a delay on southbound 95 coming out of the southeast -- out of the northeast. 52 miles per hour

in 2001 the cincinnati park board developed the donald a. spencer overlook inieden park, one of our jewels, to recognize his many years to the park system. mr. spepser received the founder -- mr. spencer received the founder citation, one of only 14 people to receive the honor in the university's 200-year history. he leaves behind his wife, miriam,. when you look at the folks in cincinnati and you look at the people that make a difference, the spencers are the first couple of cincinnati. mr. spencer will be dearly missed and he was a treasure to all of us in cincinnati. mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. mr. jones of north carolina. the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. yesterday i was humbled but also pleased that the house of representatives passed legislation that would rename the department of navy to be the department of navy and marine corps. and i want to thank 426 co-sponsors of this legislat

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donald donald thank you, mr. chairman. manufacturing provide -- donald donald -- mr. donnelly: thank you, mr. chairman. when i'm back in my district, hoosier manufacturers tell me they want to retool and reinvest so that we can be the best competition in the world. that we can compete with our overseas competition that we can grow and put people back to work. however, i often hear from manufacturers that the credit markets, which have been so tight, have made it very, very difficult to get a loan. this amendment helps those manufacturers to achieve that goal. c.b.o. estimates that for every dollar we provide in loan guarantees we can generate $6 in loans to manufacturers. meaning this amendment enables a department of commerce to generate $600 million in much-needed guaranteed loans to manufacturers who are seeking to innovate and put people back to work. that's why i support this and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from ohio reserves. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. hall: i r

cameras were rolling when donald ran to avoid police dogs and officers in oregon. at one point, he jumped in to the river but the current was too strong. once back on land, he was reached by police. he actually tried to reach for a gun so police had to use a taser gun to subdue him. >>> the chaos in greece continues. the government wrestled with balancing the budget and clamping down on rioting. >>> you say you don't like speed cameras? well, some new development are documents suggest that the law may be on your side. we'll be right back. ggwgwgwÑagcçbç >>> there's anarchy in athens as thousands clash over the government's plan to balance the country's budget. it calls for budget cuts in greece and a big increase in taxes. rioters set a bank on fire and so far three people have died during the unrest. flights have been grounded. shops are closed and public transportation has been shut down. >>> the president insisted yesterday that wall street has no reason to be afraid of reform. the republicans argued that the measures are a government power grab. >>> nissan plan

carjacking suspect 40-year-old donald atinger was caught on tape trying to run away from officers along the banks of the klakamas river tuesday. in desperation he jumped into the frigid waters and tried to swim away, but he eventually pulled himself out and appeared to reach for his weapon in his waistband. that's when he was tasered. it turns out his weapon was a fake. the suspect is due in court thursday. >>> ernie harwell, the longtime voice of the detroit tigers, has died. >> now swings, and it's a fly ball, deep left. might be, going back, he leaps, and it is long gone! >> harwell called tigers games for 42 years. he died after a long battle with cancer. but harwell got to say his farewell to tiger fans on september 16th, 2009. >> i certainly want to thank you from the depth of my heart for your devotion, your support, your loyalty, and your love. thank you very much. and god bless you. >> harwell is to receive the vin scully lifetime achievement award in sports broadcasting today. his body will lie in repose at detroit's comerica park tomorrow for tiger fans to pay their last resp

now, you've seen her battle in the boardroom on donald trump's apprentice.eet tammy trenta, who's a celebrity financial advisor. we also have with us entertainment reporter, patricia kara, one of the briefcase beauties on the game show deal or no deal. and back by very popular demand is sara underwood, the 2007 playboy playmate of the year. welcome back, sara. >> it's good to be back. >> on the hot seat today is controversial consumer advocate and new yorktimes best-selling author, kevin trudeau, and he's here to discuss his newest best-seller, kevin trudeau's free money "they" don't want you to know about. now, he says he can show you how

." >> w-when donald trump holds the board room friday night he'll be face-to-face with holly robinson. >> she's tough as nails and smart and no games. >> trump could be staring at the other finalist, brett michaels in a tv monitor. >> he's very competitive. he wants to be there. >> after a pair of medical setbacks, his appearance may have to be via satellite. >> there's things going on that he needs to take care of. it means a lot to him. >> the lead singer suffered what they termed a warning stroke earlier this week and that led to a discovery of a hole in his heart that will require surgery. >> we want him to get better. >> and these recent setbacks come after a month after he suffers a brain hemorrhage. >> 50% of the people that had what he had, which was an explosion in the brain, they don't make it to the hospital. >> michael who is is diabetic tick has been competing on behalf of the american diabetes association. >> i want to see this disease gone. michaels learned his 9-year-old daughter, rain, also suffers from the condition. but trump insists michael's troubles won't be a fa

tonight in a two-hour live finale, donald trump will choose to fire either michaels or his competitor, actress holly robinson peete. the winner gets $250,000 for charity. also tonight, the season finale of "minute to win it" is right before "celebrity apprentice ". fier are i was here and convinced me to compete in one of the silly contest. i tell that you did not go well. more on that tonight at 11:00. good night to stay -- >> we have video of it. >> yes. yes. with we have got lots of video of it. >> oh, yes. >> good night to stay in and watch the tv? >> absolutely. right? plenty of humidity out there if you get underneath one of these showers, you can pick up a lot of rain in a short period of time. good news for all of us, the shower intensity and coverage is starting to die down just a bit. so that is welcomed news. the bulk of the rain we are going to get this weekend has already come down. still some scattered showers out there for the remainder of your sunday evening, probably more of an indoor than outdoor evening there is a live picture from our city camera view, rain drops o

donald trump hired him, winning $250,000 for the charity of his choice. the american diabetes association. but runner up pete was a winner as well. it turns out her charity for autism was given the same amount of money. michael's appearance on the finale has been in question after he suffered a brain hemorrhage in april and then was hospitalized again recently for a hole in his heart. >> the show was great. i mean, we spent six seasons watching it and dedicating an hour to watch it. now that it's over i don't know what i'm going to jump to next. >> i'm a "lost" fan. i'm going back to season one. knowing what i know now i need to look at it again. >> the last episode of "lost" ended with a memorable charlie's question to his fellow island castaways, guys, where are we? this is an exclusive viewing party in los angeles where 2,000 people picked up free tickets in a matter of minutes. six seasons and then some 120 episodes later many viewers might be wonderrering the same thing as the much awaited "lost" finale brought the series to a close sunday night. if

massive brain hemorrhage, michaels showed up for this season finale of "celebrity apprentice" and donaldm the winner. last week he suffered a men nye stroke and learns he needs surgery for a hole in his hear. >>> the baseball world is stunned by the sudden death of former pitching star jose lima. just this past friday night lima visited dodger stadium where he got a standing ovation. the all-star right-hander pitched for five different teams during his 13-year career but best known for his infectious personality always ready with a song or slap on the back, what he dubbed lima time. lima died sunday of an apparent attack at just 37 years old. >>> time now for the latest in the nba playoffs. here's will selva at espn news. >>> good morning. kobe bryant and the lakers looking to take a commanding three games to none lead on the suns in the western conference finals. kobe bryant ended up with 36 points. eighth 30-point game this post-season. lakers up one. bryant, not afraid to distribute the ball. 23 points for pau gasol. steve nash to amare stoudemire really answering his critics. game ti

steve forbes, elizabeth mac donald z rich, stephan fitch, quinton and victoria., this would kill the economic recovery? >> you don't grow an economy by growing a bureaucracy, especially one that paid more for similar work than the private sector. this is just growing a bureaucracy, getting voters in for the democrats in november. it's called cash for clunkies but not a way -- cash for flunkies but not a way for economic growth. >> david: you're for cash for flunkies, victoria? >> no. but give obama some credit. talking about what is described as a 19th century hiring process in the government agencies more efficient, making it, you know, happen more quickly. applications fall through the cracks all the time. applicants have to write essays instead of handing in resumes and cover letters. this is about efficiency. it's good. it will save taxpayers money. he's not talking about increasing overall jobs. in this particular instance. others, yes. but i applaud the efficiency. >> david: so rich, efficiency is good everywhere, in the public sector or the private sector.

donald hired him, winning $250,000 for his charity of choice. the american diabetes association. runner up was a winner as well. her charity for autism was given the same amount of money. michael's appearance on the finale had been in question after he suffered a brain hemorrhage in april and hospitalized again recently for a hole in his heart >>> three "dancing with the stars" finalists will compete to win the trophy. who will it be? >> i think erin andrews. >> i think nicole. >> everybody else thinks the figure skater. >> i know. >> we're going to watch it for you, 8:00 on abc2. >>> they just got the new puppy and almost had to say goodbye to him. >> how rescuers coaxed the pup back to safety. >> and see this 13-year-old? wait until you find out what he accomplished. more than a treadmill. >>> good morning. i'm jeremy hubbard. an upbeat housing market tops your "moneyscope." new in terms out this morning are expected to show a home sales boost in april. sales of homes up by 5% compared to the month before. it shows millions of buyers took advantage of the $8,000 first-time home

donald kerwin from the migration policy institute books thht u.s. immigration policy with a focus on enforcement and privacy issues. victor cha offers his views on how the u.s. should respond to north korea's attack on a south korean war ship. that is live at 7:00 on c-span. >> when voters passed the republican canada what they will do about the economy, all they have to offer is the same old economic policies that created the mess to begin with. >> the head of the democrattc congressional campaign committee on voter sentiment in the upcoming midterm elections. that is on sunday on " newsmakers." >> just weeks after the british >> just weeks after the british election t

donald trump announced both finalists would receive to under $50,000 for their favorite -- they wouldeir favorite charities. >> holly was fantastic. bret was just amazing. >> bret michaels is a lifeline diabetic. he said his focus now will be family and his help. >> it will be an end of an error on nbc. " the series handed out nearly 6000 speaking parts. one fan guest stars tonight. >> the first time they said " action," i was shaking very bad. >> it is the best in the business. >> nbc is considering some send- off episodes sometime next season. a lot of folks will miss that show. 6:41. we will take a look at the morning headlines. >> delays developing around an accident scene on the north side of the beltway. >> we have some fog and drizzle that is likely to affecting the morning commute. here's a look outside. 64 degrees at the airport. stay tuned. the weather is next. the weather is next. >> welcome back. residents in dundalk bar on edge after a man was shot and killed. lee martin was found saturday morning on railway road. police have no motive or suspect this morning. city police

donald trump insists michaels troubles won't be a factor in picking between michaels and holly robinsone. >> i think bret would want it that way. if he doesn't do as well as holly, he will not make it. that's all. >> michaels' doctor says his brain and body are not yet 100%. >>> and giving back since becoming a well known name in the music world. now he is caught in the controversy in the gay community. >> reporter: the artist, a d.c. area native viewed as a rising star in the hip-hop and rap music scene, but now he is at the center of a controversy in washington's community. he agreed to perform at the convention center, but the organization says the singer pulled out when the gay press started to cover the story. >> headliners are important to us, so often sometimes they are on the cover, and he got cold feet and said he did not want to do it. >> we were told that we did not give him the correct information, we misled him, which is definitely not true. >> organizers say they agreed to pay him $18,000 for the 45-minute performance. they were able to get their down payment back and book

donald trump explains his celebrity apprentice higher. >> and why "togetherville" might be a good alternative for kids. kids. by signing up for other things - like homeowner's or renter's insurance. nice work, everyone. exec: well, it's easy for him. he's a cute little lizard. gecko: ah, gecko, actually - exec: with all due respect, if i was tiny and green and had a british accent i'd have more folks paying attention to me too... i mean - (faux english accent) "save money! pip pip cheerio!" exec 2: british? i thought you were australian. gecko: well, it's funny you should ask. 'cause actually, i'm from - anncr: geico. save even more with our new multi-policy discount. how many ways can you be comfortable? an energy efficient infinity air conditioner by carrier can save you up to 56% on your cooling costs, while also reducing your impact on the environment. which is better for where you live, and better for where we all live. turn to the experts during cool choices and get up to $1200 cash back on an infinity system by carrier. >> covering the nation tonight, a conviction for the first of six

. >>> this sunday's finale of "the apprentice" could be unlike any other that donald trump has had before. bret michael has had yet another health setback this week and may not be able to make it for the live show. here's mark barger. >> congratulations, you're the final two. >> reporter: when holly robinson peete and bret michael go head to head, the rock star may be doing it long distance. >> he's a very competitive guy. he wants to be there. >> reporter: but after a pair of medical setback this is week, michael' participation in the new york finale may have to be via satellite. >> there's things going on that he needs to take care of that are far more important than the reality show. but it means a lot to him. >> reporter: he suffered what doctors termed a warning stroke earlier this week which led to a discovery of a hole in michael' heart that will require surgery. >> we want him to get better. >> reporter: these setbacks come a month of michael suffered a near fatal brain hemorrhage. >> 50% of the people that have what bret had, which is essentially an explosion in the brain, they d

. >> is up to donald trump to decide who gets fired. >> whoever i choose, they are both winners. they have really proven themselves. >> that finally it airs sunday night at 9:00 p.m. right here on wbal tv. we will rebroadcasted tonight at 7:00 p.m.. >> restoring maryland's oyster population. we will tell you about the governor's ambitious plan. >> oil outrage, how much oil is leaking into the gulf? is the federal government doing enough to clean it up? we'll have more on the controversy, straight ahead. >> a mother is living her 4- year-old daughter was allowed to walk home after the girl's school bus got into an accident. what the school system has to say about all this, coming up. >> live, local, latebreaking. >> state leaders are kicking off efforts to restore marilyn's dwindling oyster population. our big story tonight at 6:00, the numbers are dismal. the oyster population is only 1% of what it once was in the chesapeake bay. >> the governor is releasing a plan on how to revive the struggling oyster population. >> this plan would open up more parts of the bay for oyster harve

>> larry: now in your cabinet you're standing by donald rumsfeld as secretary of defense. >> uh-huh, absolutely. absolutely. i have absolute faith in our secretary of defense. look, rumpy, people don't know he's doing a good job. people don't talk about the progress that we're making in iraq. i think it's so important to remember that iraq has now had free elections. not expensive ones like here in america. it's a big difference. and we're rebuilding iraq, larry. and we will continue to rebuild iraq. otherwise there will be a space between iran and jordan. >> larry: never thought of that. is osama bin laden still a big concern. >> oh we're going to get him. we're going to get osama. we know a lot about lim. he's -- he's a terrible man who thinks that this is just a game and this isn't a game. come out, come out, wherever you are. sucker can hide. >> larry: you must be very pleased with the job that secretary state condoleezza rice is doing? >> i am. i'm -- condi is a fabulous secretary of state. she's a wonderful woman. very smart. keeps me informed. reads the newspapers. >> larry: s

donald evangertried successfully to swim away. watch as he reaches into his waistband for what looks like a gun. the officer subdues him with a taser. the gun turned out to be fake but multiple charges against him are real. >>> check in with eyewitness news at 6:00. for all of these stories and more coming up, denise is standing by with a preview. >>> a man is struck and critically injured. new at 6:00, police need your help to identify him. new meaning to swimming with the fishes. university of maryland researchers, making mini submarines that actually swim like fish. find out why. check in for these stories and all the day's breaking news at 6:00. >> stay with us. eyewitness sports is next. >>> this is mark viviano. the o's are struggling. and the front office is fed up. word of a warning, plus highlights from today's game in new york. and what's hot in hoops. the late evaluate from the nba play -- latest from the nba play-offs when eyewitness news continues. >>> tarting with o's baseball. >> i'm just getting tidied up here. >>

host: our guest, donald kerwin, and you refer to this moment last week as mrs.bama and the mexican first lady traveled to a suburban maryland elementary school and this exchange which generated a lot of attention. [inaudible] >> my mom said i think that she she says that barack obama is sending everybody away that doesn't have papers. >> that's something that we have to work on, to make sure that people can be here with the right kind of papers. right? >> she doesn't have papers. >> we have to work on that. >> host: that exchange from a silver spring, maryland elementary school. guest: i think that's very guest: i think that's very troubling and that's the face of immigrants in the united states. i mean, we don't know from a 7-year-old what her status is, what her mom's status is. so it's not really fair to kind of talk about that particular case, i would say. but the reality is there are a lot of families, about 9 million people in the united states in these mixed-status families, a parent who is unauthorized and a child who is a u.s. citizens. and if that's th

donald burrick. his positions on health care represents a steps toward more government control of the doctor-patient relationship. the doctor opposes efforts to make patients more cost sensitive stating that such measures have, quote, no rational in science, ethics or evidence, end quote. but there's plenty of evidence that consumers behave differently when the cost of a product are made clear. the doctor praised the british commission responsible for rationing care as, quote, extremely effective and a conscientious, valuable and knowledgeable building system, end quote. this is the same system that routinely denies care in the name of cost savings that's led to lower cancer survival rates than the u.s. americans don't want a system of poor service and long waiting periods, but that's what we might expect under a c.m.s. administer who has been knighted for his service to the british national health service. i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: flops the gentleman from tennessee rise? without obje

the 47-year-old was expected to appear at sunday's finale of donald trump "the celebrity apprentice"w york. no word on if he'll make this t this sunday. >>> when lindsay lohan returns to the u.s. from france she won't be going to jail. a judge issued a warrant for her arrest yesterday when she failed to show up for a mandatory probation hearing. lohan's attorney told the court that lohan couldn't get back in time because her passport was stolen while she was at the cannes film festival. lohan's lawyers posted $100,000 bail. when she comes back she'll still be prohibited from drinking any alcohol, required to wear an alcohol monitoring bracelet and have to submit to random weekly drug testing. >>> 11:27 is our time right now. coming up in the next half hour of news 4 midday, investors are hoping for a rebound on wall street today after the dow lost 376 points yesterday. we'll check the latest numbers. >>> plus, why extra police officers will be patrolling college park today. >>> and, traveling over the memorial day weekend. aaa is out with travel predictions. >>> and tom kierein is ba

dick cheney and donald rumsfeld, some of the smartest individuals in washington. host: we will leave it there. more on that meeting between president obama and senate republicans yesterday. "lunch marked by a spirited conversations. whether he could count on support on any issues was left open to question, including imposing new sanctions on iran. his less private meeting was in january of 2009 when he was newly inaugurated. partisan tensions have only grown since the aftermath of health care and most recently the overhaul of rules governing banks." louisiana, democratic line. good morning. caller: i do not be -- i do not live very far from the gulf coast. this is a republican state. they cannot have it both ways. it looks like the only time i want the government to step in is when they can benefit. that is all i have to say. people are very hypocritical. host: tony, independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. people are thoroughly brainwashed, accepting this artificial by the in the two- party system. -- artificial divide in this two party system. going

caller: donald rumsfeld had announced the there was money missing from the defense budget.oseph kinds was the comptroller of the budget at the time. turns out that there was $3 billion missing. where did that money go? i know that there were hearings on it. three-fourths -- $3.40 trillion is a lot to disappear. when the pentagon was hit the next day, it hit the accounting department. host: where did this money disappear from? guest: from the pentagon's budget. -- caller: from the pentagon's budget. donald rumsfeld announced that there was money missing, they were trying to find out where the money went. guest: the bottom line is that the pentagon has admitted before several congressional committees that they do not know where all of their taxpayer dollars are going. they have been promising reform since i was a little boy and did not -- has not happened. now, i do not think that it is a -- that they are black hearted, evil maen. i think it is terribly complex, but still out rages when you are a taxpayer. host: republican line, good morning. caller: as i understand it we hav

dale, donald clark, roy wyatt kemp, jason andrewson, -- anderson, steven curtis, carl, blair, dewie, shane and adam. i urge all of my colleagues to join me in supporting this measure. i thank the gentleman from louisiana for introducing it, and i also thank the chairman of the committee of oversight and government reform, congressman towns of new york, as well as the ranking member, representative issa of california, for their support. thank you, mr. speaker. and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady from california reserves the balance of her time. the gentleman from louisiana is recognized. mr. cao: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cao: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i rise today in support of house resolution 1347. this resolution honors the workers who perished on the deepwater horizon offshore oil platform off the coast of louisiana and extends our sincerest condolences to those families. it also recognizes the valiant efforts of emergency respons

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like donald rumsfeld said, you go to war with the partner you have, not the partner you hope to have the in the future. >> the pressure on karzai to get their act straightened up but then we have karzai responding by saying the west is too involved. throwing out a threat whether it was a joke or not to join the taliban. how do we walk that delicate line with them? >> one of the problems that the united states has is they have a long-term strategy that they are trying to employ on a short-term time frame. all of the reenforcements supposed to be there for the surge are not yet there but when they get there they will be starting to prepare to leave and then the afghan people going to be there. at mil military calm we have a couple of reporters that have went over to embed there. the u.s. troops and allied troops are having a lot of success in small areas but there is an increasing area among a lot of the troops that the overall strategy is not going produce the result they are looking for in the time frame we are talking about. just a very problematic situation. >> do you think we can

this is not the donald show, this is the melania show. >> correct. have involved in everything from a to z, from design, meeting with the design team, what is in the materials, so it's really completely behind the collection. it's very dear to my heart. it comes from me. and i would wear every piece. i'm wearing, for example, earrings. i can tell. but this one is real. >> yes. so -- >> christine has a question all the way from asia. >> hey, melania. i'm wondering whether you're planning to sell any of your checks here in asia. >> well, we are in talks for the next collection, but i don't know yet. everything is possible. i would love to. i love asia. it's a great place. so maybe in the future. we hope so. >> and look at these. you sold out recently. you're selling on qvc. why did you decide on qvc? >> it's the best of the best, what they do. and it's outreach to women across the country and men, as well. they could tune in and buy the piece for women. mother's day is coming. so they could buy for their mom, for their wife, for the mommy of their baby

. >> you said that essentially to donald trump, because he asked what we were all wondering.n stage. it was noticeable. >> yeah. >> you're not quite totally healed yet and trump said to you are you risking your life to be here? you made a joke about it. people laugh. but people are worried about you. how are you doing? >> this is the truth. i'm not back 100% yet. i'm one of those guys that i have to have a goal. i'm very driven. i say this truthfully. i love life. i feel blessed i've been diabetic for 40 years, to have that disease that long and if i can survive it, and i say grace of god and having a guardian angel that whatever reason i'm in the 15 to 20% that actually survive this and have the ability -- >> survive the hemorrhage. >> survive the hemorrhage. forget about the appendectomy, mini stroke and all the other things. to survive that hemorrhage and see friends, don jr., a friend of his, had passed away from exactly the same thing i had, not even a couple of weeks before that. >> why do you think you survived? you obviously have shown through this "celebrity apprenti

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. >> donald madrine didn't tell me to get off.d them i was getting off and just said, get off. >> okay. so you would have done it anyway whether he said get off or don't. >> that's correct. >> okay. halliburton? thank you, sir. >> no questions. >> joe? >> no questions. >> weatherford? >> no questions. >> annadoco? >> no questions. >> douglas brown? >> jeff seely. how are you, sir? >> i'm fine. how are you? >> i want to pick up kind of where you left offnd i think you answered it but i want to be clear. as i understand it you get to the bridge. you say you're going to eds. captain says hold on let's not do it right now, right? >> that's correct. >> and then i think fairly soon thereafter you did hit it, right? >> probably 30 seconds because, i mean, we were right there by the panel ands i tell him, he said, chri calm

donald burwick. and i just met with dr. burwick and heard some of his thoughts on the direction that american health care, and particularly medicare and medicaid should take. he is very affable, friendly doctor from connecticut. he has a wide background in terms of health care. and i've been reading up on dr. burwick who has a prolific record of statements an speeches an books that further lay out his ideas of the future of health care. i recommend that everyone within the health care industry and every health care consumer to get a hold of these speeches and statements and, if possible, books and read them. and here's what i learned, dr. burwick, i would tell the distinguished republican leader, is a huge fan -- a major champion and a contribute terror the british national -- contributor to the national health care system. i have a quote, "i am romantic about the national health service; i love it" it is not just a national treasure, it is a global treasure. i understand that some people love their jobs. why is this import

subareas, david william donald cameron, having just been appointed that 12th prime minister of the queen'seign. and the youngest prime minister that this country has had for almost 200 years. >> her majesty the queen has asked me to form a new government and i have accepted. before i talk about that new government, let me say something about the one that has just passed. a decade ago, this country is more out open at home and more compassionate abroad, and that is something we should all be grateful all -- 4. on behalf of the whole country, i like to pay tribute to the outgoing prime minister for his long record of dedicated public service. >> it became clear that his deal with the liberal democrats was not yet complete. >> i aim to form a proper and full coalition between the conservatives and the liberal democrats. i believe that it is the right way to provide this country with a strong, the stable, the good and decent government that i think we need so badly. nick clegg and i are both political leaders who want to put aside party differences and work hard for the common good and for the

donald dulwik to run the centers for medicare and medicaid services at c.m.s. his job is to oversee c.m.s. he's also supposed to oversee the $2.5 billion comparative effectiveness research. mr. broun spock those are big words. what does that mean? mr. fleming: what it basically means is there's going to be a bunch of unelected bureaucrats, perhaps not even doctors, who are going to be tasked with looking at research, hopefully there's going to be research, or they're going to do research to decide what treatments and what diagnostic tests are worth paying for and which ones are not. mr. broun: we talk about comparative effectiveness of different treatments. for instance, a buddy at home, a retired counselor, who served -- stellar service in the united states air force. retired. randy dudley has just undergone a series of treatments for prostate cancer. he's been very open about it, that's the reason i can bring that forward here tonight. hipaa otherwise wouldn't let me do so. colonel dudley looked at surgery, looked at high dose radiation therapy, low-dose radi