know on a somebody who has a very snobbish each other people and i think you've demonstrated that in dr cole can you can you explain apart from this call which was my private life and which will state and now they can give another example of this snobbish attitude i think you just want give me the journalistic example but i want a legal journalistic example well even though i think you are. as a journalist i think this is you don't want to discuss this problem i understand why so legal is because it's illegal so now we know it all because i mean if we just sort of artillery fire specific degree all consideration for the people at janney an accommodation of their concerns do you think you have it in yourself to show that accommodation to people who live next door to you to people who live across the street or to people who live at the other end of the country of course this is what i'm doing now and this is actually what my complaint is about actually this complaint change mellow too because when i go to people when they see how many problems they have and when they see that i cannot solve th

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ram says the cole was to highlight its volunteer program. dr.y firm says it did approve the use of the speech in this ad because they felt it embodied his philosophy. >>> so you know sometimes up find a magazine or maybe one of those thick bags in the back pocket of an airplane seat s1 passenger found sensitive documents from the department of homeland security laying out antiterrorism preps for the super bowl. 78 pages of top-secret planning were somehow left by someone on the inside on a commercial flight. they included travel plans for senior staff members and explicit instructions on how to handle a potential bio terror attack. >> look i'm not going to pretend that this is america's crown jewels. on the other hand it is obviously significant that these were left behind. one is it shows a sort of casualness about the very safety and security that we're promising our state and local partners when we do these exercises and trainings. secondly who knows who else could have picked this up. >> as for the homeland security official who left those s

dr. main march tip luther king, jr., to memphis to support their cause. >> so let's honor the memories of echo cole robert walker by standing together and fighting to protect our unions, our freedoms. let's fight like our lives depend on it because in this case they really did. >> every year on this day dozen of communities and cities across the country hold events to remember the two men. >>> the white house is expected to release a controversial memo detailing what some gop lawmakers say are abuses of power by the department of justice and the fbi. fox's caroline shively has the details from washington, d.c. >> reporter: word that the memo's release is eminent sparked a fire storm on capitol hill. including new calls from top democrats for the house intelligence chairman to be removed. >> when we have a decision, we'll make it publicly available, but we don't have one yet. >> reporter: the so-called nunez memo written by republican congressman devon nunez details suspected abuse of government surveillance programs during the 2016 election. the white house says, it is under going a final national

cole. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to begin by thanking you for the hearing. i know it's important for us to do. i begin by thanking you dr. hall, and your staff. i've dealt with a lot and with the staff and it's been professional and courteous no matter who was at the head of it. i think you have a fine agency. i don't always agree, but never had any difficulty getting the explanations and the judgments, and that's fair enough. i do want to ask a couple of things. and my good friend from kentucky talked about the affordable care act analysis. and there is one area that i want to ask about. and it's sort of down in the weeds. and then i want to build on that and ask you how you come to assumptions and models and what kind of input, if any, congress has as you build your predictions on a series of assumptions and models. as i recall, and i think i've mentioned this to you before whether you were kind enough to come by my office, in the model that was used, there was an assumption that nonmedicaid expansion states would all become medicaid expansion states. and, therefore, people would get insurance and, therefore, they wou