fisa i have the deep respect and admiration for him, and i called gershwin and said we have to talk to president and see where he is and we did. all i can tell you is both of us agreed that we may be only able to move the football a yard, and i have no idea but i can tell you that i have no illusions we are going to get savage from the right and the left. we will be beat up. every time we go somewhere someone says are you going to handle that tax or what are you going to do for the children, the veterans? i said everything is on the table including the new president's and commerce health bill. that's on the table, too. anything off the table, now that maybe the only thing that would save us from yesterday, the commission letters and we are the single member of the team that didn't know that this was one of the deepest problems of this country. >> let me get back to my question. is it doable which may be at the heart of this. thinking about this, and it reminds me of the israeli-palestinian endless problem. where there is a road map, there's been a road map since president clinton was i

fisa reform was hard to do. here's the bigw3 surprises. it's supposed to be hard. there's a balance with civil liberties and privacy. obviously it's hard to do. where's that balance? has shifted over the last 10 years? has shifted within a post at 11 in friends purse is a pre 9/11 environment? the debate over more law enforcement approaches to terrorism rss marra intelligence approach to terrorism -- those are hard and very healthy debates to have. but there is a certain expectation that in the creation ofç the dni and i'm sure by now and in this room, but just outside this room and expectation that he can fix this overnight. it cannot be done. but again it can't be done for very good reasons and because of this complexity and the tensions with cole hamels pitching for the philadelphia phillies. a new workout program, rededicated himself, threw more in the off season. versus jason marquis with the nationals. cole hamels will have to come u, big as the number-two starter for the philadelphia phillies behind roy halladay. my second swing, let's go to chicago. fausto

coolidge's at fisa terse for his actions would alienate the leader support and cost him reelection. he thought so, too, and he didn't care. it does not matter, he said, whether i am elected or not but instead, instead coolidge's response caught the imagination of the american people to be electrified the nation stamping him as a no-nonsense champion of post war law in order. he sought the democratic opponents that november when 62% of the vote. and the victory fuelled coolidge for president. he resisted that. he really didn't go out and campaign, but his name was placed in nomination at 1920 republican national convention and he might have gathered more votes had he had the support of his own united states senator, senator henry cabot lodge nominate a man who lives in a family house watch? never. [laughter] ohio's dark horse candidate, ohio senator warren harding won the nomination on the tenth ballot and win the time came to nominate a vice presidential candidate the delegates were rebelled. they refused to nominate the conventions course, a guy named irvine from wisconsin and inst

used a form of argument coming from the natural wall according to which masturbation is the central fisal others are vices because they resemble masturbation and so they actually were arguing landlords should be able to refuse to rent to people whom they believed they might masturbate in the apartment. [laughter] that's not exactly an argument the rental market would be pleased with. but so anyway. and by the way i don't entirely agree that several unions are not problematic. in illinois we've been fighting for years to get them and the catholic church opposes to and nail. a vast majority of citizens and catholics support it, but it's the fact that certain legislatures do not want to risk the ire of cardinal georgia and other leading. why should they have that aggregations of they don't vote against the bottle it up in the committee. but even if it were acceptable the problem now is is a second-class status in this house we had a thing called transracial union and we said you can have that you just can't ha

we had thousands of slaves dropping like flies and we thought that and this rugged old man with a fisa gun culture and i am thinking how is it the only people descending against big coal are people who don't publicly agree with me and by realizing the politics is nothing to do with party politics but it's the liberal democrats who have equally the right-wing republicans and how could that be and he said on your property we are sleeve grave and we all knew it and now they've been strip mined because we don't want to remember the history we want to strip the history that it's not as a process of taking the route of the trees it is a process of ripping out the roots of the culture and the historical memory and i recall that memory one of the first times i ever thought about coal was in 1988 there was standing for the great fall of the berlin wall and i was in prague as a journalist and i was in prague overlooking the hills and i said this is one of the most beautiful cities on earth and its black. it's completely polluted by the fire plans, it just remained in the haze and the great write

>> i think section 134 of course statutory mechanism that fisa recruitment come and there's certainly a lot of flexibility and are and how the recruitment is directed at but if there's some flex and have it is also designed and who it is targeted for in a very broad in its language to the financial industry. and i think it's born in a certain way because of the way talk was always intended which was of course to the direct purchases of trouble assets, mortgage-backed security. and i think it's originally envisioned the government was going to buy up to $700 billion worth of the securities and then in five years make a determination about those investments are doing. if they are sure it would make sense to make the financial industry, those who treasure when i purchased these assets, to come back and levy a fee or a tax in order to recoup those investments. it becomes more difficult because of the way t.a.r.p. has morphed not into 13 different programs that allow department in capital investments. so those that are most able to repay will have repaid and there would be a loss associate

trust me [inaudible] tea party muscle we are coming together like cards when you shuffle ♪ ♪ at jolie fisae key parties beaten limited government the only solution ♪ ♪ oral the foundation should be our constitution ♪ ♪ this is the responsibility ♪ promotes free market speeding that's the key parties the ten limited government the only solution ♪ ♪ and were only foundation should be our constitution. [cheering] i want to thank each and everyone of you for making a difference in my life. the tea party movement transforms the way i do ministries, transform the way i operate and by standing up for my babies. this is my wife, michele and my daughter. [cheering] we will be passing out stickers. you can watch these light on teapartypress.tv. if you want to see a video shot from the tour, the tea party expressed, quote to www.youtube.com/ghtnetwork. god bless the tea party of that. [cheering] >> all right, ladies and gentlemen. we have come to the wrap up of this great rally. 10,000 people here at least. 270,000 online, and if i can take one moment for something personal i'm driven to get a better

trust me [inaudible] tea party muscle we are coming together like cards when you shuffle ♪ ♪ at jolie fisaey parties beaten limited government the only solution ♪ ♪ oral the foundation should be our constitution ♪ ♪ this is the responsibility ♪ promotes free market speeding that's the key parties the ten limited government the only solution ♪ ♪ and were only foundation should be our constitution. [cheering] i want to thank each and everyone of you for making a difference in my life. the tea party movement transforms the way i do ministries, transform the way i operate and by standing up for my babies. this is my wife, michele and my daughter. [cheering] we will be passing out stickers. you can watch these light on teapartypress.tv. if you want to see a video shot from the tour, the tea party expressed, quote to www.youtube.com/rightnetwork. god bless the tea party of that. [cheering] >> all right, ladies and gentlemen. we have come to the wrap up of this great rally. 10,000 people here at least. 270,000 online, and if i can take one moment for something personal i'm driven to get a be coun

we're doing an audit on the citibank's asset guarantee program on which they also served in an fisa role we are looking at the top, an audit on collateral monitors, they served in that role. and they have our role beyond just those programs with the federal reserve $1.25 trillion repurchase program, with respect to may ii and a i and laneii -- to maiden lane ii and maiden lane iii, and we expect to examine their role throughout the financial crisis. on the investigation side, we have a pending investigation

programs and especially when one looks at as you've pointed out, you know, the requirements under fisae will have to consider what our options are and try to understand what the ramifications are in the judge's ruling in the case >> i would urge you to make up your mind to get a decision. i filed a bill to compel the supreme court warrantless wiretaps congress obviously can't tell the supreme court how to decide a case that we can deal with the jurisdictional issue and as we look to the next round of nominations i think one of the big areas of failing by the court is in this refusal to take up cases and make decisions. they do not serve in the case involving the questions or immunity where the victims of survivors of victims of 9/11 were suing with strong evidence going very high up into the government of saudi arabia and the congressional determination will immunity would not apply in that kind of a situation and the court by deciding not to decide is a very differential which the executive power. i think that when we are looking for new nominees went to the court we are looking to th

fisa noes have it. >> demand a voice vote. [laughter] >> recount, yes. okay. we have had our vote. and we will sign it tomorrow. [laughter] at the turn of the 21st century it was starting to look that way, back in 2000. remember that, in the 90's? urged the american government to phase out the use of race as a beta category and substitutes' ethnic categories instead. geneticists studying dna, the constituent material of genes that issues instructions to the bodies and response to the surroundings were concluding that race as a biological category made no sense. that of relating human heredity to the environment may be traced back to antiquity but early 19th century racial thinkers turn the notion of around deeming of race a permanent marker for in eight superiority or inferiority not until the 1850's did the influence of the environment on heredity get rescued with charles darwin on the origin of species. darden described a world older than the biblical 5,000 years reasoning that her read it he was not fixed the generation after generation living things changed and response to thei

trust me [inaudible] tea party muscle we are coming together like cards when you shuffle ♪ ♪ at jolie fisaparty ♪ promotes free market ♪ that's the key parties beaten limited government the only solution ♪ ♪ oral the foundation should be our constitution ♪ ♪ this is the responsibility ♪ promotes free market speeding that's the key parties the ten limited government the only solution ♪ ♪ and were only foundation should be our constitution. [cheering] i want to thank each and everyone of you for making a difference in my life. the tea party movement transforms the way i do ministries, transform the way i operate and by standing up for my babies. this is my wife, michele and my daughter. [cheering] we will be passing out stickers. you can watch these light on teapartypress.tv. if you want to see a video shot from the tour, the tea party expressed, quote to www.youtube.com/rightnetwork. god bless the tea party of that. [cheering] >> all right, ladies and gentlemen. we have come to the wrap up of this great rally. 10,000 people here at least. 270,000 online, and if i can take one moment for som

programs and especially when one looks at as you've pointed out, you know, the requirements under fisa so i think we will have to consider what our options are and try to understand what the ramifications are in the judge's ruling in the case >> i would urge you to make up your mind to get a decision. i filed a bill to compel the supreme court warrantless wiretaps congress obviously can't tell the supreme court how to decide a case that we can deal with the jurisdictional issue and as we look to the next round of nominations i think one of the big areas of failing by the court is in this refusal to take up cases and make decisions. they do not serve in the case involving the questions or immunity where the victims of survivors of victims of 9/11 were suing with strong evidence going very high up into the government of saudi arabia and the congressional determination will immunity would not apply in that kind of a situation and the court by deciding not to decide is a very differential which the executive power. i think that when we are looking for new nominees went to the court we are