the same with elmer stats. his name was on so many reports that people who didn't know what he did knew his name. and those who did know knew you could take what his agency reported to the bank. its facts were seldom disputed. its neutrality never challenged. his political affiliation never known. the times noted that it could rest on a pillow that had a donkey on one side and an elephant on the other. stats came from a different washington in another and better time. somehow i'm glad he didn't know about the partisan bungling that brought the embarrassing downgrade of our credit rating. he might have found that hard to take. back in a minute. [ male announcer ] how can power consumption in china, impact wool exports from new zealand, textile production in spain, and the use of medical technology in the u.s.? at t. rowe price, we understand the connections of a complex, global economy. it's just one reason over 75% of our mutual funds beat their 10-year lipper average. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. req

>> bush come back as elmer gantry? >> how far back? >> not as far back at -- >> my favorite! >> burt lancaster. >> who was the author of the book? >> oh, i don't remember. >> that's enough on that. exit question, will rick perry go the distance? will he be in contention for the nomination? >> he'll number the contention from the very day he announces. >> and maybe win it? >> maybe. >> he's in contention, i can see him in the number two spot. i don't see him as the nominee. >> really? >> certainly in contention, but unlikely is the nominee. >> really? >> one of top two contenders, is the way i put it. >> who is the other? >> romney. >> michele bachmann is competitive with perry. i wouldn't write her off. >> oh, please. really? >> i don't think she has a chance. >> he will be in the lineup, contention. issue three, london falling? >> this is criminality, pure and simple. bristol, liverpool. the riots have undertones of race and class. they have happened here in the u.s., notably the race riots of the 1960s, especially in los angeles in the 1992 riots. hundreds of u.s. cities, f

most of the cars vandalized were in the area around elmer avenue. it happened between 11:00 p.m. on friday and 1:00 a.m. on friday. some evidence was collected at the scene including a broken knife blade but police have no suspects. >>> police hope the public can help them stop a spade of burglaries in belmont. two homes were hit this week. the thieves swiped a bike, cash, and snatched keys off of family room table. this pair of burglars brings the total number of break ins to nine in the past week. police are looking for two people of interest who may be driving a gray bmw. >>> emergency workers at a north bay water treatment plant are still working to determine how much has house material leaked into nearby soil. on saturday 11,000 gallons of a high concentration bleach and chlorine mixture leaked from the water treatment plant. hazardous materials crew were able to contain the spill. they say it did not get into a nearby creek or water supply. >>> this 1988 polaroid is part of a newly released document that shows an old problem at the pg&e pipeline. it shows repair work being

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never thought i would become foreign minister i was just doing state service but a man learns i'm sure elmer leakey has learnt. a lot about resolving the country's problems and countering threats to iraq during his first term he and i work side by side for twenty four hours a day following and managing our affairs we would not have achieved anything if we work separately and the country needs every one of us to work the country needs a stronger political leadership stronger parties and parliament more unity with elma leakey despite being the extraordinary and experienced man he is would not have achieved anything if he had worked on his own you cannot clap with one hand but this is my opinion with we have learned a lot and we still have a lot to learn we have to define the criteria of national unity and national interests and rule the country based on these criteria and the will of the people that with them but the people will decide who runs the country vajra lections no one can rule forever the people will change and replace their rulers that is what democracy demands in all countries of t

let's go to congresswoman renee elmers of north carolina.ongresswoman, thanks very much for coming in. >> thank you. good to be with you, wolf. >> i am in favor of this bill. this bill comes with spending cuts and no fax increases and the chance for a balanced budget amendment. it doesn't answer every question. i wish it were more cuts. we're going to be able to put this in place for a foundation for a future. >>. >> are you a member of the tea party? >> i had tea party support. i wouldn't be here if not for the tea party and my principles go right in line with the tea party. >> michele bachmann who is a leader of the tea party caucus, i don't know if you're a member of the tea party caucus. >> yeah. >> you are? okay, she says this. throughout this process, the president has failed to lead and failed to provide a plan. the deal, in quotes, he announced spends too much and doesn't cut enough. this isn't the deal the american people preferred either. mr. president, someone has to say no, i will. why is she wrong? >> well, she's not wrong. she'

elmer had it coming. give him the old razzle-dazzle indeed. darrow was an notorious rick who are fed sensualist who took pleasure from the chase seduction and the act of love and to use sex as well as a narcotic. he relied on physical nearness to escape the emptiness and the spiritual isolation of his life said his friend and lover mary parton, the gelda talked him out of killing himself. for he was often lonely haunted by death and prayed to melancholy. folder was the only feeling in the world that can make you forget for a while. and work was in -- for darrow as well. even though i surf farc for freedom i had a consciousness i was doing it to keep myself occupied so i might forget. every man has his dope said darrow whether it was religion, philosophy, creeds, whiskey, cocaine, morphine anything to take away reality. he was a byronic europe, intelligent captivating, jaded, moody, renegade with little regard for rancor society. he scorned society and its norms and would deploy any trick to save a client. to him the world was equally immoral,

elmer had it coming. given the old razzle dazzle indeed. he was a net three is rank, a professed centralist who took much pleasure from the chase, seduction and act of love. and he used sex as well as a narcotic. he relied on fiscal year nasties get the emptiness and spiritual isolation of his life, said his friend and lover, the gal that talked about killing himself. for he was often lonely, haunted by death and pray to melancholy. sex, he told her, was the only feeling in the world that can make you forget for a while. and work was an anodyne for darrow as well. even as i have fought for freedom, he said, i have always had a consciousness that i was doing it to keep myself occupied. so i might forget. every man has his dope, said darrow. whether it was religion, philosophy, creed, whiskey, cocaine, morphine, anything to take away reality. he was a byronic hero then come intelligent, captivating, jaded, moodie, a renegade with little regard for vigorous society. he scorned society and its norms and what play any track to save a client but

then we will have elmer he is here as a senior vice president and the executive vice president for u.s. and foreign policy innovation. he serves as executive vice president and overseas three nonprofit organizations. before that, he served as the first assistant secretary for the private sector at the department of homeland security. he was charged with providing america's private sector with a direct line of communication into the department, and he has the distinction of serving west chairman of paul lozano a. he worked with jpmorgan chase -- of serving with chairman napolitano. he worked with jpmorgan chase. greg works for bank of america. from 2006 until 2008 he served as the first presidentially appointed assistant secretary for cyber security and communications at dhs. he oversaw the national cyber security division. also the national communications system. then we will have major-general heroin bergen -- major-general lowenberg. he has served as security adviser to the governor. he is the longest serving in the country. in addition, he served as a share of the generals associati

it was a gentleman by the name of colonel elmer ellsworth. house. he was a very close friend of lincoln. and from the shores of the washington, d.c. you could look down the potomac at alexandria, and on top of one of the buildings in old town there was a confederate flag that was still flying the day after virginia seceded. and colonel ellsworth took a group of soldiers and went over to alexandria to take that flag down. and as he was walking up the steps to take the flag down, the gentleman who owned the hotel was walking down the steps, he had a gun, and he shot and killed colonel ellsworth, and that was the first casualty of the civil war. he stood out there nine months later, you could see hundreds if not thousands of troop ships leave the ports of georgetown and the banks of the potomac as troops sailed down the potomac river to the battle of the peninsula. three years later you could stand on the shores and, again, watch as abraham lincoln himself, president lincoln went down on a cruiser to richmond to watch the cappal of the -- capita

he had a speech impediment but people around him likened to the cartoon character elmer of fudd.n hall wasn't around, he would quietly mock the speech impediment. if he was referring to the trade treaties he would refer to them as the "twade tweeties." but the top three guys in the state department all had a healthy if not outright hatred certainly distaste for jews. one knit referred to them openly and readily as pikes. he had expressed a certain level of anti-semitism and in one dispatch back in the state park and after he had been in berlin for a while, he complained that he had too many jews on his desk. to many jews. this was in paring his ability to deal with the nazi regime in particular he complained about his receptionist who absolutely low-fat the nazis and sort of pictured this woman sitting at the entry as these officials came through and personally i think it is just made for a miniseries. but so you had dodd complaining about too many jews on his desk and there's also one very strange conversation that he has with hitler. there are too formal meeting season this tim

he had a speech impediment that people around him like into the cartoon or, elmer fudd, which led roosevelt who had a lively sense of fun, when the whole was not around, he was quite the mach this speech impediment. if he was referring to holes trade treaties, he referred to them as tweed treaties. buffalo had come to the top three guys in the state department all had a healthy, if knight are great hatred, certainly does taste for jews. weatherford and the man readily as headaches. god himself had expressed a certain whelchel of anti-semitism and one really kind of startling dispatch in the state department after you've been in berlin fire a wild company complained he had too many jews on his staff, which was in. his ability to deal with the nazi regime. in particular, he complained about his receptionist who absolutely loathed the nazi's. there's this woman sitting as they came through. personally i get made. so you have dodd complain about there being too many jews on his staff. there is one strange conversation. two formal meetings during this time period. the second meeting, dodd tries

>> i use a lot of hair spray, elmer's flew, and beer cans. >> steve: that is the size of a schlitz cans long enough now. >> steve: can i touch it? >> absolutely. >> steve: it's a little like steel wool. >> it's hard to sleep in. >> steve: i understand. mike, i understand you met your girlfriend, who is now your beard coach, at a beard competition. >> and my fiance. >> steve: congratulations. >> yeah. we met in 2009 at the championship in alaska and ended up moving out to new york and we've been together ever since inasmuch fantastic. who picked whom up? >> i think she did. i think she picked me up. >> steve: what did she say? do you remember her pick up line? or engaged line? >> it was very broken english. it was probably like, you know, i love your beard. it is so beautiful. she's going to kill me when she sees this. >> steve: you're a dead man. jack passion, they refer to you as big red. how many people at these competitions say, that can't be real! i'm going to pull on it? >> you know, not that many. deer in the headlights. >> steve: how long have you been growing that beard? >> i'v

he had a speech impediment but people around him likened to the cartoon character elmer of fudd.all wasn't around, he would quietly mock the speech impediment. if he was referring to the trade treaties he would refer to them as the "twade tweeties." but the top three guys in the state department all had a healthy if not outright hatred certainly distaste for jews. one knit referred to them openly and readily as pikes. he had expressed a certain level of anti-semitism and in one dispatch back in the state park and after he had been in berlin for a while, he complained that he had too many jews on his desk. to many jews. this was in paring his ability to deal with the nazi regime in particular he complained about his receptionist who absolutely low-fat the nazis and sort of pictured this woman sitting at the entry as these officials came through and personally i think it is just made for a miniseries. but so you had dodd complaining about too many jews on his desk and there's also one very strange conversation that he has with hitler. there are too formal meeting season this time p