>> guy eaker up in this era where the internet was so full of promise. at first we all felt the euphoria that we can research any topic and the internet as men such an exciting and incredible development. now we realize the cost of the great tool that not that the tool is not great but it does come with the cost. :is the consummate be monitored you're constantly on your blackberry at dinner your spouse will divorce you but how do in the midst of possible harm? because you don't want to live in a surveillance state or in libya where they keep files on every dissident but the tools are available if we don't train them and read do think that bad actors could use them that way. >> host: julia angwin is senior technology editor for "the wall street journal", you can read her reporting on line at the "wall street journal." thank you for being on "the communicators". >> citi evening. i am alive and in new york public library is a goal is to make the lion's roar to make it levitt say when successful in then we have a proud sponsor of the new york public library

over time and they promise to lessen over time as well, moving away from a direct subsidy on a per-eakerodity basis to a more indirect subsidy, for example, use lg -- using a combination of subsidy arnold -- and market mechanisms and other stabilizing mechanisms like crop insurance. yes, it's generally agreed we have received a disproportionate share of agriculture subsidies but that's because we produce a disproportionate share of the agriculture products the host: more on the statistics here as we continue. unemployment, 5.7% roughly. and as our guest pointed out, agriculture, meaning hogs, cattle, hay, oats, all at the top of the industry area the nonelectrical and farm machinery, cement production, finance and insurance. is there a significant military presence in iowa? >> oh, no. not very much. we have some relatively well-established national guard operations like any state. but other than that we don't have a major military presence. we do have what's called the rock island arsenal. that's out on the quad cities on the earn side of the mississippi river the that's a combination of

the eaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from washington. mr.ks: i yield myself two minutes. mr. speaker, the conference report before us contains nine separate bills, defense, energy and water, financial services, homeland security, interior, labor, h.h.s., and education, legislative branch, military construction and v.a. and state foreign operation. it is a bipartisan agreement reached after many hours of deliberation and debate. it reflects the fact that neither party can pass this bill on its own in either the house or the senate. the conference report is a remarkable product of the hard work of all members of the appropriations committee and as the chairman mentioned, especially the ranking members d the cardinals, the chairman of the subcommittees, an i'llest -- and i especially want to congratulate the staff. i was a stafperson myself and as the chairman has said, i have never seen people work harder than the staff on the house appropriations committee and i want to commend bill and david for their work all during this year, their coopera