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born was reliving the thrilling days of yesteryear of ect., ect., ect., but you don't have anything of concrete to put your membership at ease to say don't worry about this. we have to chop our strong oversight ability, and when things clear up a little bit, and lord knows chairman genlser has a tremendous challenge ahead because of the budget restrictions of what he is forced to do, mandated to do, what he wants to do under dodd-frank so i don't know. do you have any specific positive thing that you can go back to your membership and say, hey, you know, we think, you know, i think we're going to be all right? >> senator, if i may, i do think there's something encouraging that i can report to my members, and i vice president heard anything to detract from the regulators' opportunity to announce a date certain by which clearinghouses will be open for business, and that those who want access to clearing can have access to clearing so that we can phase in those rules, so that we can launch central clearing, and reduce systemic risk today in a meaningful way. >> that's a good thing, and wi

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we have not solved this problem yet, and i don't think the facebooks, ect. of the world are interested necessarily in solving them. we have to figure this out and demand better filters to deal with the deluge, and if we don't, we're in big trouble as a society and a world because we don't have -- we have like an 18th century machinery that is still the only thing that we have for collectively solving problems. i talk a little bit in the book about an idea that we in personal democracy qowr rum called we government. the notion is there may be a path through this which is neither about getting just big government or small government, left or righting but it's more that individuals and communities and government koa credits better services and makes the process transparent, very simple example of this, you may have heard of a site called see, click, fix, which i'm a big fan of growing out of a big guy in new haven wanting to report the potholes in his neighborhood, and he was about to just send in the information the old-fashioned way, make a phone call, sends

especially when it comes to the new tablets and smart phones, ect.? >> guest: absolutely, and it's funny. we did our estimates prior to the ipad coming out, and if you look at the numbers on the ipad, you know, we were way too conservative. there's no doubt there's a looming spectrum crisis. the only question is it something that hurts us in two years, three years, five years, seven years? whatever number it is, we're going to need a method to reallocate spectrum, and i think it's very important we put this front and center on the nation's agenda today because if they were to pass incentive authority tomorrow, it would be a number of years before that spectrum could be reallocated. this is a long term process, so you have to start now. if you think the spectrum crisis will hit in five years, you got to start today. >> host: some have said. well, the federal government essentially gave the spectrum to the broadcasters back in the 50s and 60s, so why should we have to buy it from them? >> guest: you mean, why don't we take it back? actually, the law all

there's not airports or buss services, ect..hat's essential about broadband that the country should spend the resources for the extra effort? >> guest: that's a great question. i think part of it is number one, we're a country committed to fairness and there's a right and equality of opportunity, and there's some recognition that more than a convenience, this is something in a category of more than a convenience, more than a luxury, it may be an up dispensable element of our educational prices and element of job opportunities. it may be an up dispensable element to global productivity and it may be the critical key to health care reform which is going to bankrupt the country if we don't create new efficiencies so i think there is speaking collectively for all of us who say we care, i think there's a sense that the entire country's well-being needs to be able to cruise these tools -- use these tools as a way of handling a major national problem. when you say 25% of kids drop out of high school in the united states and in the info

surrounding yourself with all the same old wall street guys whether it's larry summers or geithner, ect., and so i was determined and he gave his reasons why, but i was determined that at least i would do everything i could to make sure there was at least one progressive voice there and certainly elizabeth has that background. now, there are a lot of republicans who are not enamored with elizabeth. i would have supported a recessed appointment. i hope she gets the permanent appointment which she doesn't have now, but she's an extremely capable person who is dealing with issues that are of enormous porng. if you look -- importance. if you look at the bible or whatever it may be, the charging of high interest rates usery is immoral. if you don't have a lot of money, and i'm lending you money, it's wrong to get blood from the stone. i shouldn't charge you high interest rateses. you get working people paying 25%-35% interest rates on their credit cards. that's usery and no different than loan sharking. i don't know they are breaking kneecaps like, you know, thegan steers used to do, but the

of the rise of the executive, what role does the parallel rise of independent agencies like the fcc, ect., how do these agencies differ from the various government departments like the agriculture department, ect.. >> that's a very good question, and so you know, people don't know the legal background here, but briefly, one of the features in the rise of the executive is the growth of the bureaucratic state so before the roosevelt administration, most of the things that, you know, are problems like pollution and fraud and so forth, they were dealt with by state governments, and then in the last 50 years. the federal government has to considerable extempt taken -- extent taken over, and one of the issues was both during the roosevelt administration and since then is, you know, who in the federal government should run the agencies that do these tasks, and ultimately most of the agencies, let's say the epa, for example, are basically controlled by the president. the president appoints the head of the agency and can remove the agency. there's certain independent agencies and the most famous,

that also includes rule of law, services, private security for all of these, ect., ect.. a whole lot of money that is not brick and mortar. my question is do you have or will you seek a written legal opinion, written from the office of legal adviser to back up what you're claiming? >> i have not had an opportunity to read the transscript to that testimony, but i was asked a very similar question by the house government affairs committee, and let me tell you, my answer to that question. that is -- that is that the legislation underpipping figure is very, very specific. it relates to reconstruction efforts. we have been fully cooperating over the years with them. the latest request as i understand it, it was the request forwarded to me in this regard. i don't know how it was phrased to ambassador as i said. they wish not only to inspect the reconstruction efforts, contracts awarded for reconstruction. they wish to inspect the state department's administration of the platform and wish to inspect an awe zit of diplomatic security or the medical contract, our award of a contra

(mye-not) ahead of major ected tomorrow. north dakota, officials are expanding evacuation orders at the minot ahead of major flooding expected tomorrow. and the souris river is trickling over levees, as well. homes and businesses all under water. it's expected to crest over the weekend. 10,000 people have already left their homes behind. i have to tell you, lawrence, mother nature has had quit a year, hasn't she? >> it has been very, very active and, of course, we have seen a pretty active spring. we may not be done with the rainfall just yet, folks. more on that in just a moment. today, though, the good news is we have just got some patchy fog outside so far and it looks like that is starting to break up a bit. and by the afternoon, we are looking at some mostly sunny skies. but yeah, patchy fog into the bay right now. sunshine and some warm temperatures by the afternoon, 70s and 80s. 60s every 60s and 70s inside the bay and at the coast and sunshine and couple of clouds, temperatures in the 50s and 60s at the coast. cool i

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not being corrupt, ect.. i think the first place to help them get it right at at the local levelment i think working on the national government we're making progress in terms of capacity, couldn'terring corruption and -- countering corruption and so forth, but that project is going to take quite some time. in the meantime, the real stability is coming at the local level. >> i would mention that i was in afghanistan about three weeks ago, and was able to visit not only some of the larger areas, but some of the larger cities but was able to go and observe firsthand some of the village stablization operations with the special forces, and was struck by the success that they have had at the local level and particularly the progress that's been made in the last, i guess, 18 months, a couple years, and so i was able to see that firsthand. i was able to actually be flown around in

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[laughter]ect. i will say this, first of all to the folks in the gallery and members that are still in their offices, look at me. do i look like a banker? senator corker and myself do this amendment of. the banks did not draw this amendment out. with the help of senator crapoan and then it. as is usual, we agree on 90% and there's 10 person we disagree on. do i think some swipe these need to be regulated? re of course but the problem withh this amendment is the exemption on community banks and credit unions under $10 billion does not t work. it doesn't work. $10 i have read all the quotes from bernanke and bair in the and the head of the occ and the ncua in all of them. they said they don't know how to make us a system the system work as a free-market system and we will overrule that and that is that' how got to be in this country. so the bottom line is from a rural perspective and impact federalrn government has a ruralle we're american while we are tried toe p solve one problem we arero t creating

instructions with respect to legal changes that took place in the country at that time and prosecutions, ect., and from our point of view, absolutely, if the training that icbp has done with respect to smuggling, if that should be included, we report that through other channels. we'd be happy to include that. >> this is june 2011. this is a june 2010 report. i hope dhs and state can update this report, so that the other branch of government, that being the congress, can do its job, and so my time is way over expired, but i thank you for your testimony. i now recognize ranking member, ms. clark. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, and i'd like to associate myself with your opening comments as a new yorker, we are indebted and indeed grateful to our armed services, our special forces and intelligence community for eliminating the threat that was osama bin laden. i'd like to just state that for the record. let me ask the entire panel. although safe hatches have been identified in pakistan, yemen, and somalia, they each are unique and present different challenges for u.s. officials. how do the

therefore we ought to be the leader not just in the green part of what you think of making a windmill ect. which is a good thing, but the basic process generally has to get green and has to get clean, and we're good at that, and this ought to be a place we should lead. >> you know, i just want to add what ron said that an energy policy is critical if we're going to be the manufacturing center that we want to be, and i want to add to the renewables that ron mentioned. i'm a proponent of nuclear power because it is clean energy. it is power that we can rely on, and we now, of course, rely on it for 20% of our energy, but france relies on it for more than 80% of its energy, and it's efficient, effective, and we have to rely on all energy sources and develop them in a way that's environmental acceptable and green, if you will, but also make sure that we have the energy that we need because our competitors around the world are using a lot of energy that they didn't use before, and the competition for energy is becoming keener. we see it in the gas prices americans are paying today to the exten

administration is implementing president obama's executive order announced on january 18th entitled, quote,ect improving regulation and regulatory review, end quote.e to do so, we welcome backso, mr. cass sunstein, the head of the office of information and regulatory affairs or, as we call it, oira. within the office of management and budget. mr. sunstein testified before this committee at our first hearing on january 26th, a week after president obama signed thg order and publicly committed to striking the right balancepr betweenes regulation and economd growth. mr. sunstein agreed to come back in three months to discuss how his office has improved the regulatory system to reduce burdens on the american economya is industry. president obama's executive order affirms that agencies must adopt only those regulatory actions whose benefits justifye its cost. that are tailored to impose the least burden on society, thatthe take into account the cost ofy cumulative t regulation, that maximize net benefits, that specify performance objectives and that evaluate alternatives to direct regulation., in a

concentric circle that goes out and gets wider and wider and in that has to be china, iran, central asia, ectbrooke brought to this was, you know, you have to have a lot of buy-in from a large group of nations and institutions in order to pull every lever possible. so, for example, for the last so-called srap group held by the islamic conference. that never would have happened two and a half years ago. why? because all the sudden they think they have a stake to help push towards some political resolution, and finally, you know, with respect to pakistan, we're going to focus and refocus and refocus again because it's an important relationship, and it's one that, you know, requires a lot of effort, and there's no easy course forward, but there's many different approaches we're trying within the context of trying to enlist them in a resolution in afghanistan. >> thank you very much. >> madam secretary, thank you for being here. i thank you for your service. there was a week we shared in our public lives which we will never forget. it began with the tramming diplomatic of 9/11 -- tragedy of 9/11