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chris: no more editors or fillers, it's completely democratic journalism, meaning anyone can do it. coming up, how a blogger who works out of his house broke the monica lewinsky story. it's not just a few big rerters to worry about anymore. how modern news coverage has changed politics itself. chris: welcome back. we're talking about how new media changed politics. it used to be a few reporters from a few big players were all a national politician had to worry about. you know, the boys on the bus. the turning point was in january of 1998. a little-known guy with his own internet gossip site rocked washington. he broke a gossip item "newsweek" had been sitting on. they hadn't vetted it yet. it was posted on "the drudge report" and here it was. the president of the united states is having an affair with monica lewinsky. three days later, the "washington post" decided to go with that story that "newsweek" editors had been vetting. another example, it took a reporter for abc news' internet political sheet called "the note" to break this. >> when strom thurmond rain for -- ran for presid

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it was a filler. some republican senators had to defer on an issue that they felt was very important, meaning libya, to agree and consolidated on the idea that this is the number one threat to our country, the debt issue. i'm glad we were able to do this. i do hope we will focus on the things that actually have something to do with the budget. 797 days since we have had a budget in the senate. we have not had one brought to the floor this year. we will focus on the most important national security threat, the debt, over the next short amount of time. we have a debt ceiling vote that has to occur according to the administration by august 2 year that may or may not be the right date, but that's what we need to focus on. i thank my colleagues for making back a focus for the next short amount of time. >> thank you. roger , from mississippi. let me make sure everybody understands why we are here. we are here because had the votes at 5:00 in taken, there's no question that the majority leader would have bee

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cannot bind a future congress through a simple legislative statutes, a promise to cut $3 billion or filler billion dollars -- or $4 billion right now is a promise that could become illusory if not accompanied by something else. one way that we can bind a future congress is through a constitutional amendment. today we are identifying that this is one way we could raise. the debt raise some of us have signed a pledge saying that we would not raise the debt limit unless these conditions have been satisfied. i am one of those people. others have not signed it at the moment, but have indicated that they would be willing to raise the debt limit in this circumstance. senator blocks from missouri, i thank him for making suggestions, a few weeks ago to consider doing something like this. it was in response that i and others decided to move this forward. we have 21 co-sponsors in the senate. we look forward to picking up more in the next few days. we are very optimistic that this is a solution to this awful crisis we find ourselves in that could find support in both houses of congress and in both po

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it was filler. we have done it in a very unified way. some republican senators had to defer on an issue that they felt was very important, meaning libya, to agree and consolidate around the idea that this is the number one threat to our country, this debt issue. i hope as they mentioned, we will focus on things that have something to do with the budget. it has 797 days. i hope we will focus on the most important national security threat, and debt. i know that we have a debt ceiling vote that has to occur according to the administration that may or may not be the right day, but we need to be focused on in. i thank my colleagues for making the next time be the focus. >> let me make sure everyone understands why we are here. we are here because we have the vote at 5:00. there is no question that the majority leader would have been defeated in this effort to move off of the subject of the debt and on to another subject. this is a significant legislative victory with the outgoing chairman of the joint chiefs of staff at the national that is t

some fillers involve old outdated pay plans. others involve tranio supposedly state-of-the-art pipelines. well, we sat back and look at the last 12 months, i think it is impossible to conclude that our pipeline safety laws are working as intended. we need to seize this opportunity to reauthorize and a deeper pipeline safety statute with the senate commerce committee has produced a moderate bipartisan bill. i think the senate bill is a good place to start and i hope we can work together to strengthen and improve the bill. the discussion draft will be examining today contains several of the same provision, but also weakens and other provisions. but the benefit of the testimony, letters used as discussion draft of the foundation to draft a strong bill together. i don't think there's any reason for this to be a partisan issue. we want to work in a cooperative fashion to produce a good bill that will meaningfully enhance pipelines ap. mr. chairman, i will now yield the remainder of my time. >> thank you. i think both the ranking memb

again, it was a filler. and i know what we have said it and did it in a unified way and i might add some republican senators had to defer on an issue on an issue they felt was important, and agree consolidate around the area that, as has been said by our national security advisers, the number one threat to our country is the debt issue. i'm glad we were able to do this and i hope we can focus on things that has something to do with the budget. 797 days since we have had a budget in the senate. haven't had one brought to the floor this year. i hope we will focus on the most important national security threat, debt, over the next short period of time. we have a debt ceiling vote that has to occur according to the administration by august 2. that may or may not be the right date, but that's what we need to focus on and i thank my colleagues for focusing on short time. >> roger wicker, mississippi. let me make sure everyone understands why we're here. we're here because had the vote at 5:00 been taken, there's n

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