i've been a fan of dr paul's since my early years of high school in one nine hundred eighty one. i agreed with republicans or conservatives and some issues and democrats and liberals on a few issues and then i found ron paul on everything kind of fell into place. i've been a supporter of the since nine hundred eighty one to me that was like forever especially if we talk about politics so what's it like now watching his transformation and watching every single channel out there you know put him on the media all of a sudden he's not this outsider this lawmaker anymore he's mainstream right well i've had the opportunity to vote for him for president twice once in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight and then again in the most recent presidential primary and when i voted for him the first time was just me and a couple of my college friends and then this last time of course it was a huge groundswell and it was funny watching the debates and then there was an economic debate among the republicans in detroit and if you go back and read the transcripts or watch it now the republican ca

. >> dr. pault wanted to start off, what do you hope to accomplish as chairman, and what does it mean to you as someone that wants to end the central bank? >> i will continue to do it. i have been talking about the danger of central economic bank since the 1970's. the book is modest and i explain the fallacies. i don't talk the individuals especially since 1971 and my ultimate proposal with the gold commission, allow us to have competition. if the dollar is a good currency to operate with, let's allow gold and silver to circulate. if you use that has legal tender. you can go to jail. we have to use depreciated money we are in the middle of the financial crisis, this was predictable. those individuals that predicted that are predicting this will get a lot worse >> what specifically do you want to achieve? >> i think the most important thing is transparency. we got a token from the fed what the lending agencies did during the bail out. they released $3.3 trillion. they did release names, but they wer

i'm delighted to introduce dr. paul kengor today. professor of political science at grove city college and executive director of the center for values. eighth city think tank policy center which focuses on advancing freedom with christian scholarship. paul is also a visiting fellow with the hoover institution on war, revolution and peace at stanford university. he's a frequent contributor to msnbc, c-span and fox news. in addition he's written for "the new york times," wall street journal, political science quarterly and many other publications. among the numerous books he has offered are the crusader, ronald reagan and the fall of communism, god and of ronald reagan, god and george w. bush and william p. clark, ronald reagan's top hand. today i am excited paul will be focusing on his newly released book, "dupes however service have been manipulated progressives for centuries. we are looking forward to hearing your discussion on this aspect of history the prominent role of the duped. please help me welcome dr. paul kengor. [applause]

gingrey, and of course dr. paul broun, my other colleague who is here tonight, both gentlemen from georgia. i want to thank you both for my appreciation for your leadership in holding these special orders. we did a ton of these special orders back in the health care debate and i've got a feeling we're going to be doing a bunch more because in my opinion, my humble opinion, i'm just ending my first term up here, but i have a feeling that the health care debate is just -- has just begun, that this thing is far from over. as a preface to my discussion about health care, i want to point out and remind everyone and certainly mr. speaker the fact that we are in desperate need of reviving our economy 9.8% unemployment, and as i travel around the country and particularly in my district, there are three main reasons for that given to me by employers. why aren't you hiring people? and this is what they tell me. number one, our tax situation is so uncertain we don't know what to expect and hopefully soon we're going to put cer

enter dr. paul shea, a research high drol gi hydrologi hydrologist. were high. high pressure situation. >> from his office on the west coast, dr. shea could not access the crucial pressure readings. on bps computers in houston. instead he had to rely on a colleague there to take cell phone pictures of the computer screens. >> then e-mail me the picture, based on that i could read out the pressure readings. construct a computer model and do analysis. >> which the government needed asap. shea worked through the night. double and triple checking his computer mods. i didn't want to make mistakes. i redid the calculation. >> next morning, the doctor presented the science team that the pressure readings were okay. convincing the government to keep the well capped. essentially ending the 86-day long oil spill. this is an environmental disaster. and it's not just, crunching numbers. >> in menlo park, bob ridell, nbc bay area news. >> bob wanted to show us cell phone photos. but the scientist did not have permission from bp. >>> the san francisco resident says

join me in welcoming dr. paul kengor. [applause] >> thank you. everybody here at heritage for coming. i really struggled with how to organize this talk because i turned in a manuscript of 250,000 words and about a thousand pages. -the book god and ronald reagan was 1,000. that gives you an idea just how enormous the task was and how many paul kengor are out there. i am not joking when i say this could be volume i of a multi volume set. i didn't know where to stop. there were a number of people at different points that's what i would have full chapters on and so much information a fill up an entire box with henry wallace and at some point -- the whole book on this guy. i am going to focus a little bit on an overview on why i did this and why i chose this subject and the goal, the importance of the issue and work upward chronologically through three cases that are very telling and represent different things. somebody involved in education and politicians. specifically at talk about john dewey, frank marshall davis and ted kennedy. there are a lot o

dr. paul shay, a research hydrologist tried to stop the spill.pressure indicated there may be a leak. the government was thinking about removing the cap and wanted the doctor's opinion first. he had no access to the data in the computers in houston. a colleague e-mailed him a cell phone pick of the monitor displaying the pressure readings which shay sketched out for us. this was 6:00 at night. the government needed an answer and shea created a computer model based on the information he was able to get from the cell phone picture, he double and triple check and the next morning he presented results in a power point presentation to the secretary and the rest of the science team convincing them that the pressure readings were fine. keep the cap on. essentially putting an end to the poil spill. >> being able to contribute to an effort of national scope without the press attention was already very satisfying. >> the doctor said yes, he felt a lot of pressure in the all nighter. no caffeine. the coffee maker was locked in another building and he had no

dr. rand paul? statistics recently and look at total compensation of federal employee, they're making almost twice what the private employees are making. it's $120,000 average total compensation for federal employees, over 20% of federal employees make over $100,000 a year now. so i agree with my dad. we need to cut their pay. not just freeze their pay. we need to cut their pay and approach back to what the private marketplace is paying. >> steve: okay. the doctors paul, we thank you both for joining us live. get the hide abed ready because your son is moving to dc shortly. >> i told him i'm not -- no. >> steve: good enough. guys, thank you very much. there will be more "fox & friends" in two minutes right here on the fox news channel. >> brian: what an unbelievable show. did we get everybody in? is there anybody left in the green room? >> steve: three action packed hours. more on tap for tomorrow. apparently a new show called "bridalplasty" where brides

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michael anastasio who was just referred to, and dr. paul herman at sandia. here is what they say. we are very pleased by the update to the section 1251 report as it would enable the laboratories to execute our requirements for ensuring a safe, secure and reliable stockpile under the stockpile stewardship and management plan. in particular, we are pleased because it clearly responds to many of the concerns that we and others have voiced in the past about potential year funding shortfalls and it substantially reduces risks to the overall program. we believe that if enacted, the added funding outlined in the section 1251 report update for enhanced surveillance, pensions, facility construction and readiness and technical base and facilities, among other programs, would establish a workable funding level for a balanced program that sustains the science, technology and engineering base. in summary, we believe the proposed budgets provide adequate support, sustain the safety, security, reliability and effectiveness of america's nuclear deterrent within the limit of 1,550 deployed strateg

dr. ron paul. host: atlanta, ga., peter on the line for independents. caller: good morning. i love c-span. i would have to split between bernie sanders and dennis kucinich, both of whom i have been admired for a long time. i would like to see them both on a ticket in 2012. thank you very much. host: an election gone wrong in kabul. nato and american officials had pushed strongly for parliamentary elections in september, gambling that a successful vote would show progress in the war and new growth in afghanistan's democracy. instead, insecurity, the disaffection, and fraud, particularly in the south, left the country's largest and most important ethnic group, with sharply reduced representation. the president there has tried to stay aloof from the dispute under pressure from the election commission preannounced that the parliament would be seated as planned on january 20. they reduced his support in parliament. columbia, missouri, scott on the line for democrats. caller: i was going to suggest somebody a little bit off the map, i guess. cicero. the reason would be that he cam

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wook including the acclaimed rabbi jesus and rabbi paul and the brand new mary magdalene, a biography. hobby. squash, astronee, theater. the reverend dr bruce david chillson. >> reverend dr. chilton, this is your portrait here that you have chosen for the cover of your book. >>> you have the woman as described in had conversation between us. there is also this picture of st. mary magdalene by the artist 1533 in venice. that i believe is described in your book as the portrait in which mary wipes the feet of jesus -- wipes the body of jesus or was it the feet at the tomb? was it when he was living or dead? >> when he was alive, wiped the feet of jesus. >> she anointed him. tell us about that? >> there are two scene in the gospels in which this physical contact with jesus is described. one is with a sinful woman, not mary, who wipes jesus' feet with her hair. the other is mary magdalene in my reading in which she totally covers jesus with ointment starting with his head. the other disciples get upset with what she has done, and jesus tells them that she has done a beautiful thing for me. she acted with what she had. she has anointed my b

paul mccartney gave a sergeant pepper. oprah's given us dr. phil.re those rainbow medals -- they look like mork from ork suspenders. they honored merle haggard too. and merle definitely looked haggard. i tell you -- it's nice when a celebrity finally grows into his name. president obama and the first lady were in attendance. even that didn't put a damper on oprah's special day. >> oprah winfrey was among those saluted in washington for their contributions to the art. the president and the first lady joined and celebrated for helping to define, tv, dance, theater and music. >> jimmy: you know what, he immediately -- [ applause ] appointed her head of the tsa. so we're in very good hands. tonight is the sixth night of hanukkah. this is the night on which jewish parents around the world say enough with the dreidel, go watch spongebob. there aren't many hanukkah specials but there are a lot of christmas specials. there are too many. they've got new ones and all the classics. for the most part, especially the classics, they're the same special we've been

wook including the acclaimed rabbi jesus and rabbi paul and the brand new mary magdalene, a biography. hobby. squash, astronee, theater. the reverend dr. bruce david chillson. >> reverend dr. chilton, this is your portrait here that you have chosen for the cover of your book. >>> you have the woman as described in had conversation between us. there is also this picture of st. mary magdalene by the artist 1533 in venice. that i believe is described in your book as the portrait in which mary wipes the feet of jesus -- wipes the body of jesus or was it the feet at the tomb? was it when he was living or dead? >> when he was alive, wiped the feet of jesus. >> she anointed him. tell us about that? >> there are two scene in the gospels in which this physical contact with jesus is described. one is with a sinful woman, not mary, who wipes jesus' feet with her hair. the other is mary magdalene in my reading in which she totally covers jesus with ointment starting with his head. the other disciples get upset with what she has done, and jesus tells them that she has done a beautiful thing for me. she acted with what she had. she has anointed my

little paul, another one of the volunteers at the hospital, found me and asked i be present in case the father fainted or needed medical assistance. dr on to say they walked the father into the room, opened the box and showed him the remains of his son. quote, the father jokingly said that it looked like the baby was still alive but i pulled my stethoscope out and listened carefully for any breath sounds or a heartbeat and there was none. he adds the father took at least two pictures of the boy, had the doctor take a picture of him with the baby. then after that, he took pictures of the makeshift casket and retaped the box. this is a copy of the official death certificate, signed by a hospital official. the hospital then cremated the body and according to his fellow volunteer, paul wagoner's only role in all of this was being there with the father when he returned to view his son's body. however, in march, the father filed a compliant against him. jeff quinnlin and the hospital's administrator. the administrator went to court and cleared. paul wagoner never made a statement. he left haiti before the summons was served, fearing he mig

dr. young, and nancy bob brooks. i still have more names. for the dynamic spectrum item, wind up in paul murray, gary mark cote and gary, from the office of strategic planning deficit, benjamin and a boost from jerry mattis. >> good morning. we have two items before you that will promote innovations technology. and updating the commission's experiment radius service rules and a notice of inquiry that examines how advanced radio technologies with new models of spectrum management to advance innovations, increase and use and stretch the capacity of a valuable spectrum resources. many innovative ideas in an all sectors of the economy can be traced back to ideas and inspiration developed under experimental radio licenses. and the city of may technology found in the 3-peat system as well as the ltv powering the latest high-tech devices. the experiment radius service has been instrumental in development of cutting edge medical devices. a camera and april provides an examination of high resolution images of internal organs. to assure the united states remained at the forefront of innovation, we

dr. conrad murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter for jackson's death. his defense attorney declined to comment on the prosecution's theory. >>> patent infringement allegations are pitting microsoft's founders against some of the biggest tech companies. paul allan alleges apple, google, facebook and netflix are improperly using patents that he helped develop when he used interval research in the 1990s. he dismissed the case saying it was too vague. >>> they posted an explanation on the blog today. the off line support service became over led that led to a change of events that culminated in skyp's user directory crashing leaving millions of customers without service. >>> come january skaters will be able to go where others are prohibited. they granted a five year lease to the company which plans to conduct segue tours but some fear they will ruin their hiking experience. >> you are basically taking the whole path for those machines and saying to everybody else, either step aside and let us pass or we will pass you. >>> park officials say few complain during the year-long segue test in golden gate park but add they are willing to tweak the tour route if there are problems. >>> a protest at pg&e's smart metres leaves two women in jail. >>>

dr. conrad murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter for jackson's death. his defense attorney declined to comment on the prosecution's theory. >>> patent infringement allegations are pitting microsoft's founders against some of the biggest tech companies. paulllan alleges apple, google, facebook and netflix are improperly using patents that he helped develop when he used interval research in the 1990s. he dismissed the case saying it was too vague. >>> they posted an explanation on the blog today. the off line support service became over led that led to a change of events that culminated in skyp's user directory crashing leaving millions of customers without service. >>> come january skaters will be able to go where others are prohibited. they granted a five year lease to the company which plans to conduct segue tours but some fear they will ruin their hiking experience. >> you are basically taking the whole path for those machines and saying to everybody else, either step aside and let us pass or we will pass you. >>> park officials say few complain during the year-long segue test in golden gate park but add they are willing to tweak the tour route if there are problems. >>> a protest at pg&e's smart metres leaves two women in jail. >>> it

dr. jennifer ashton will explain that and tell you how to avoid the holiday pitfalls. >> although he's one of the most successful composers of the 20th century, the legendary paul mccartneyks candidly about his life before, during and after the beatles, and what it means to be one of this year's kennedy center honorees. he'll be here with an exclusive "early" show interview. >> now to the mysterious death of the girlfriend of august bush iv, the heir to his family's beer fortune. police say when adrienne martin died there, there were no signs of illness or trauma, but results of a toxicology test will not be known for at least another month. cbs news correspondent bill whitaker has the very latest. >> reporter: august bush iv has remained silent in the eight days since his 27-year-old girlfriend, and sometime model, adrienne martin, was found dead in his st. louis mansion. and details surrounding the case only deepen the mystery. a 40-minute gap between the time martin's body was discovered and a call was made to 911 by a household employee. >> this girl, she's not waking up. >> is she breathing? >> we don't know. it's dark back there. i'm going to get a light and try an