flushing, a common side effect, is warmth, redness, itching, or tingling of the skin. chosen this? you think neverlands? you don't like it here? >> no. he need to be somewhere special. larry, i really feel with what my brother has done just for people all around the world, there should be something special, a monument in d.c. for michael jackson. >> larry: in washington? >> absolutely. not because of -- because of the message in the music, how it touched so many people. he should be laid to rest -- >> larry: who decided here? who said let's do it here? >> my mother. and i think it was like because we needed to put him somewhere for the moment. but it's not too late -- >> larry: he could move. >> to neverland, right? >> larry: do the rest of the family have plots here? >> larry, plots? meaning we're -- no. >> larry: you don't want to be around each other? >> i don't want to be here. >> larry: i don't want to be anywhere. i just don't want to be there when it happens. >> no. i would love to -- my god. i don't even want to talk about it. >> larry: okay. what are events ar

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frankly, in pakistan as well, and we are issuing declarations out of that, is that we're trying to both flush out and communicate the nature of an enduring commitment to this region and what that's going to look like. and the fact that we're not leaving any time soon, even though the nature and complexion may change over time. >> any luck on our -- i think it may be working. just in time. senator? >> thank you. i this it shut down for a while because it was freezing to death. it's so cold in here. i'm sure -- >> you want to call a superintendent to check our heat? >> no, i'm fine. >> we'll be out of here before he gets the heat on. >> i'm fine. >> we just lost it. on again. >> briefly on some contracting issues. we had a number of members talk about the private security contracting, and i would like to touch on that and police training. on the private security contracting, i take it, general petraeus, that you are perfectly willing to say on the record that we need to get back to this being more of an inherently governmental function as opposed to something we're contracting out? >> i would a

away, and the expuz its allies are preparing a major campaign in afghanistan 's kandahar province to flush out an entrenched insurgency. mcchrystal had formed a good relationship with one key player afghanistan president hamid karzai, who said today he respects the u.s. president's decision. mcchrystal apologized yesterday for using poor judgment and in a statement today said he submitted his rezination out of a desire to see the mission succeed. the upheaval comes during a month that is now the war's deadliest. as of today, 76 international troops have died in june, including 46 americans. mcchrystal removal raised questions about the general, but also about overall administration policy in afghanistan. here to sort that through are jessica matthews, president of the carnegie endowment for international peace. she served in the carter and clinton administrations. elliot cohen, a professor at the johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. he served in the bush administration. and david ignatius, a columnist with the "washington post", who has covered the conflict extensively.

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river flushing itself naturally, right? >> that is one part of it. there'll be natural degradation and bacteria. there'll be other processes that will take care of eliminating the oil. it willltake time, depending on how much oil there is. small amounts for small periods of time -- nature has its way of taking care of it. we do have natural siieepages. this is the moot concentrated amount. if it continues to come through, you'll see prolonged exposure and prolonged effects. >> the eventual effects of the oil on mammals or any of our aquatics life really depenns on tte time of exposure. i'm sure each species must depend on what amount initially affects it. >> congressman, thattis an excellent question. we mentioned inhalation. many of these animals breathe right on the surface or close to where the oil spill is. you get respiratory problems. marine mammals are just like you and i appeared they breathe air, to their young ooes, and eat the fish that are conttminated. it is really compoundedd particularly with the animals real

the biggest challenge is getting people to understand that doing very little, flushing the oil out gently, taking care of the marshes, don't of trampling on the vegetation. doing a little bit of effective work is much better than doing a lot of ineffective and damaging pork. if you contrast that to a sandy beach, you can clean a sandy beach very quickly. the idea of going in in getting a quick -- getting people to understand that just cleaning up oil is not just about going in scooping it up. there is a loo of expert work that needs to go into working out how to do it. >> there are a lot offfolks looking at a lot of data. they are looking at health risks to responders. in ann situation where you have+ a response and a lot of people moving fast, there is an element of risk. that is true on the land, and out at sea. there are a lot of folks devoted to looking at all data, looking at how the cruise or ooerating and doing business, and out in the response area, and making sure that everybody is safe and that we continue did it -- drink the mission. crew and responder held ii paramount and nee

come from the white house, including a few days ago, saying that this $10 million in arkansas was flushed down the toilet. i think that we will push back, for a reason. we will do what robert kennedy and eugene mccarthy did. we will speak out. host: another comment from twitter, "the elephant in the room is the military-industrial complex." andy, the morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i had one question and i will wait for the answer. in connecticut we fund local schools with property taxes. if someone in new jersey does not want to use theirs, why is it my responsibility to pay more federal taxes so that they can pay less? guest: thank you for your call. whether it is highways, public transportation, clean air, we i think that that is what fdr was talking about in terms of the century of the common man. we are in this together. elevating our site and quality of life for all americans. every child has the right to a quality education in the right to make that decision. basing the decision on where they are born, i think that would be a mistake. the reality is that there is a h

the biggest challenge is getting people to understand that doing very little, flushing to go out gently, taking care of the marshes, not trampling the vegetation, they are doing a little bit but effective work. it is much better than doing a lot of ineffective and damaging work. on a sandy beach, you can clean it very quickly. the idea that there is go in and get a quick, it absolutely holds true. just cleaning up the oil is not going in and scooping it up. there is a lot of expert work that goes into how best to do it and which way to go. >> you can see there are a lot of folks looking at a lot of data. they are looking t health risks, responders, and they're looking at a safety and health concerns response. and in a situation where you have our response, a lot of people moving fast on short notice, and you have an element of risk. that is true on the land. you take that out into the sea, and you have a tenfold risk factor. there as all -- there are a lot that data, on how the crews are operating and how they are doing business out at the source, out within their response area, assessi

the challenge now is to flushing out the framework into -- and to institutionalize it and in a way thatill insure our objectives and keep regular channels of communication open at all times. we have core equities at stake in libya in &s of nonproliferation and military and economic and political and public diplomacy cooperation and we consider libya a strategic ally in the region. libya continues to serve as a model for global nonproliferation efforts. in working with them to fulfill the commitment to dismantle programs, we're advancing the principles of a nuclear and weapons of mass destruction free world advocated by the president during his nuclear summit and the recent treaty conference in new york. the leader has shared these calls for a nuke here free world in his recent speechs. as part of our nonproliferation efforts, we're working with scientists, not only to dom meet -- complete the dismantling of mass destruction programs but to convert former weapons of mass destruction facilities into peaceful uses such as pharmaceutical factories and water plants and nuclear medical center

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there were many issues to further flush out with lawyers. >> during the campaign, the president said that he would let science guide his decisions. many of the scientists have said that they've never signed off on a blanket moratorium. why is he following the recommendations? >> at the time of the accident, a ask the department of the interior secretary to complete a 30-day review. they got a lot of input. some of the people that provided input -- policy decisions were made based on those recommendations. mr. salazar made a decision to recommend a moratorium. that was a policy decision. what they were giving was their expert in vicadvice. >> the president did not think that it made sense to continue the drilling activities as we were dealing with this without knowing what was going on. you cannot sit here and tell me that you cannot trust bp to do anything. we will take their word for it on the premise that they had drilling in deep water even as we were dealing with the disaster in the gulf. we had a long discussion because he understood that this was not a decision that did not com

or congress had a lot to do with encouraging loans that were, you know, low income and i wanted to flush out more detail on that. the - if you go look at the laws passed the last couple of details. specifically the code of regulations. title 12 you find congress passed lo laws that made 50% of their loans low income. banks tried to comply with that. in the end of 202008 when we had a tremendous failure that occured the fall of that year, we had 54 million mortgages throughout the u.s. and at that time, 26 million of those, had been made to low income families and 11 million of the 26 million were held by fannie mae and freddie mac. now, those banks tried to comply with those 50% requirements in the title 12 code of regulations and the reason they did is congress ppt in there tremendous requirements on the banks. they currency had the authority to look at the activities to of the bank and to be able to refuse them things like expansion and putting new branchs in place. host: dan, you seem knowledgeable about this. what's your profession. caller: i'm an engineer but the banks tried to come

or congress had a lot to do with encouraging loans that were, you know, low income and i wanted to flush out more detail on that. the - if you go look at the laws passed the last couple of details. specifically the code of regulations. title 12 you find congress passed lo laws that made 50% of their loans low income. banks tried to comply with that. in the end of 202008 when we had a tremendous failure that occured the fall of that year, we had 54 million mortgages throughout the u.s. and at that time, 26 million of those, had been made to low income families and 11 million of the 26 million were held by fannie mae and freddie mac. now, those banks tried to comply with those 50% requirements in the title 12 code of regulations and the reason they did is congress put in there tremendous requirements on the banks. they currency had the authority to look at the activities to of the bank and to be able to refuse them things like expansion and putting new branchs in place. host: dan, you seem knowledgeable about this. what's your profession. caller: i'm an engineer but the banks tried to come

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have been tested and are actually less tocxic than deterge -- toxic than detergent which you would flush down your sink every day. >> let's go ahead and stop this spill, figure out a way to keep it safe in the future, and keep our environment safe and growing. thank you, mr. chairman. >> the gentleman recognizes mr. dingle. >> gentlemen, yes or no. you have seen this increased safety measures for the intercootinental shelf. do any of you have any recommendations to the information contained therein? >> i looked at the task force, and there was significant input. as i have looked at specifics of what's fl in there, there are some areas where i am concerned they may be troo introducing more risk in their effort to improve the safe operation. they may actually be increasing the risk in some areas. so we want to have a thorough discussion with them and others, what risk are we trying to mitigate? are we increasing risk in the operation? i think it is a good document. it is a good start. most of it we would strongly support. a lot of it we are already doing. it is not going to be a difficult