, billy told them and add marquee and then fred upton and ed markey. and then, ed markey and upton, then stearns and then stern and boucher. it's always had a tradition of bipartisanship. when gregg and i were there together we worked a number of issues together. there's always been an impetus in the subcommittee to find common ground to try to move forward and bipartisan manner. >> host: do you think this election in particular has been rather partisan in the last couple weeks have been so as well. you see that changed at all with the new crop of gop candidates coming in? to think maybe the subcommittee could become particularly more polarized as some of these have been issues become the key things that the subcommittee is considering? >> guest: the communication issues historically are not either sort of polarizing issues are hot button issues. i mean, it's not the sort of polarizing type of issue like health care is. so when you look at spectrum issues come when you look at broadband deployment, when elected even privacy, none of these issues break

and then fred upton and ed markey. and, you know, markey and upton then sterns, and sterns and boucher. it's always had a tradition of bipartisanship. gregg and i worked on a number of issues together. there's always an an impetus to try to move forward in a bipartisan manner. >> host: sure. but this election in particular has been rather bipartisan. do you see that changing at all with the new crop of gop candidates coming in? do you think the subcommittee could become more polarized as some of these hot button issues become the key things that the subcommittee's considering? is. >> guest: well, the communications issues historically are not polarizing issues or hot button issues. it's not sort of, you know, the polarizing issue that health care is. so when you look at spectrum issues, broadband deployment, when you look at even privacy, none of these issues really break down in a partisan manner. i mean, sure, there are different approaches, but there aren't sort of categorically different approaches like in other pol

congressman ed markey says that argument no longer flies. >> so we can no longer allow the cargo industry to block the implementation of strong, tough measures that prevent al qaeda from exploiting once again the weaknesses in our security in aviation. >> reporter: while the t.s.a. has taken significant steps to tighten air cargo security, the fact remains it wasn't screening that found these latest bombs, it was a tip. armen keteyian, cbs news, new york. >> glor: we'll be right back. >> glor: they are never before seen photos of the beatles. dozens of pictures taken 42 years ago now on display at the university of california, berkeley. the publicity shots of john, paul, george and ringo were taken in london in 1968 right after the beatles recorded their white album. also in california, 17-year-old senior yun hi choi is the bell of bellflower high. yun hi was selected homecoming careen and crowned on the field of the homecoming football game. yun hi says the best thing about school are her friends. these are the first pictures of an indigenous tribe that lives in the amazon basin of peru

as you pointed out, ed markey, bobby rush, cliff stearns, mary bono, a number of republicans and democrats are very interested in that. i think that is something that we can work on. facebook has recently admitted that some of their information on individuals was used without facebook permission by a client. we have had a number of other companies, depending on who you believe, that consciously or inadvertently allowed a very private information to be disseminated to marketers and folks without the permission of the individuals. i think privacy is one of those issues that is gaining in importance and is something that certainly could be addressed, if we can get the right coalition together. as chairman, i would be very willing to legislate in that area. >> he talked about coalitions. in your letter to incoming freshmen campaigning for the chairmanship, you have written ago when i am chairman, you won't find many democrats applauding campaignnetwork.org >> that -- you won't find many democrats of plotting." >> it goes without saying when you are president of your party, you are not as aggre

and as you pointed out, ed markey, abby rush, cliff stearns, mary bono, there are a number of republicans and democrats that are very interested in that. and i think that is something that we can work on. you know, we certainly have the issue. facebook has recently admitted some other information on individuals whose use. they can perhaps about facebook's permission. we've had a number of other companies that have -- depending on who you believe is consciously or inadvertently allowed very private information to be disseminated to marketers and folks without the permission of the individuals. so i think privacy is one of those issues that is gaining in importance in this something that certainly could be addressed and if we can get the right coalition together as chairman, i'm certainly very, very willing to legislate in that area. >> host: mr. barton commie talk about coalitions in your letter to incoming freshmen campaigning for the chairmanship you've written, for turned to earn a reputation for fairness in dealing with policy opponent. but when i am chairman, you will find many democr

. >> ed markey and i sponsored legislation to say that, 100% of the cargo that goes on airplanes shouldreened. >> and where is that legislation? >> well, it's beginning to be implemented. i sponsored legislation, which passed, which said that you shouldn't be able to put any container on a ship bound to the united states without it being screened. >> and it would seem to me that the conservatives, the country, would be concerned about unscreened containers on passenger planes. what's wrong with government? >> well, that was interesting because that was a partisan vote and never understood why but in 2006, it was defeated on the party line vote with all of the republicans voting against, in 2007 it passed on the party line vote. and the bush administration never wanted to implement it, and this administration's being slow to implement it. >> that's the undercovered story in this whole mix it when it comes to safety. congressman, good to have you with us tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >>> now let's get rapid fire sprns our panel on these story. hey, tan man, there's no crying in the sp

he had the endorsements of henry waxman, barney frank, ed markey, powerful committee chairmen, powerful of nancy pelosi f steny hoyer is racking up the old members of the democratic party progressives, blue dogs, as well as he has been up here 30 years, looks good for him so far. >> james clyburn would be coming to the position with the backing of the congressional black caucus. that is not insignificant? >> no means at all that is over around 40 folks, who knows they all break for him. that being said it illustrates a clear division in the democratic party a lot of party leaders do not want in the front and center. what does it illustrate? essentially have an african-american going against a modern conservative, democratic conservative leaning democrat, a division that they don't want front and center because it shows disunity within the caucus. look, democrats routinely are often blasted by the gop for not being organized, for sort of winging it on a lot of things and certainly don't want that out there in front of everybody. i will say that the interesting thing going forward though,

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guest: ed markey is supporting him and that says that we cannot afford the democrats to spend two years on one side of the spectrum and more. we have to have balance and that is what nancy pelosi and steny hoyer provided regardless of how she was demonize. it was a balanced partnership. there are progressive democrats who don't want to see them lose that. guest: the elections and -- and then began again. >> our political coverage continues with a look at voting patterns from election 2010. this is about 20 minutes. host:. we want to mention a service -- a survey director. bagger joining us. we will dig into some of the numbers but let's begin with the broad overview. what the headlines from tuesday's election and what did the voters tell guest: you? it was a mixed message. . the expression of the voters' frustration with government in washington, we did not get a ear message out of the voters as to what specifically to do with the big issues that are on the plate going forward. this election was determined largely by a strong turnout among conservative. the exit polls showed that the pe

guest: ed markey is supporting him and that says that we cannot afford the democrats to spend two years on one side of the spectrum and more. we have to have balance and that is what nancy pelosi and steny hoyer provided regardless of how she was demonize. it was a balanced partnership. there are progressive democrats who don't want to see them lose that. guest: the elections and -- and then began again. the christian science monitor and usa today, their articles are available online on their respective web sites and thank you for being with us. a look back at the exit poll results and what it tells you about the state of the electorate in this midterm election. and the 2012 presidential race -- a look at some of those senate contests, "washington journal yaupon," but first, a look at the political cartoonists from around the country. ♪ ♪ ♪ "washington journal" continues host:. we want to mention a service -- a survey director. bagger joining us. we will dig into some of the numbers but let's begin with the broad overview. what the headlines from tuesday's election and what did the vote

. >> guest: going back to the-- when jack field and ed markey and fred upton. and then stearns and co was had a tradition of bipartisanship. when we were there together we worked on a number of issues together. there is the impetus to find common ground to move forward. >> host: but part of this election and in particular has been partisan and the last couple weeks do you see that changing with the new crop of candidates from the g.o.p. they could be more polarized as the hot button issues are the key things they consider? >> historic day they are not polarizing issues or hot button issues. it is not polarizing like health care. when you look at spectrum issues or broadband deployment or even privacy privacy, none of these breakdown in a partisan manner. there are different approaches but not categorically different like there are from other policy areas. >> i agree. all of the bills that came the telecommunications all had democrat and republican sponsors even after the partisan elections in 2004 that subcommittee always worked in a bipartisan way with the one