. >> galen is at usp for possession of a controlled substance. >> i don't want to come in here with no chip on my shoulder. thinking i'm going to take on everybody, because i know that's not going to happen. i want to keep my head down, stay out of trouble, and try to get through this as fast as possible. >> each inmate is photographed, with special attention paid to their tattoos. >> one of the reasons is to document what kinds of activities they may be involved in while they're inside the institution. for instance, if they belong to some sort of white supremacist gang, hispanic gang, asian gang. >> been diagnosed with an std? >> no. >> ever had sex with an iv drug user? >> no. >> each inmate is given a thorough medical screening to determine their medical history and prevent the spread of disease. the inmates will spend most of their first day in this holding cell, named the library after its former purpose. it's here the inmates will have their first prison meal. >> a lot better where i came from, that's for sure. >> i thought it would be a lot better. after the population started g

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. >> rich galen, let's talk the chris christie factor. is he in or is he not? i was talking to our guys in the political unit. they say, look, he really just has this week to decide. perhaps it's just a conversation he has to have between he and his wife. does it hurt the field by his delaying and really, though, is he too late? would this be too late for him? >> well, we'll know if he were to get in, we'll know if it's too late. i think it is. on the technical side, we've got filing deadlines coming up. there's the legal things you've got to get done, the forms that have to be tile filed. that can get done, but it will cause a flurry of things to hatch. more importantly, though, is the fact that a governor of a state, even new jersey, even though it's in the shadow of the center of the universe there up in new york, the fact is that governors don't know a lot about other things other than being governor of their state, and if you don't believe me, go back and review some of the tape of perry and his performance in these debates. it's not because they're stupid

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reporter, anne kornblut joining back to join us for a little bit more, and republican strategist rich galengreat. nice to be with all of you. >> let's start with the big news from the gop field, folks. the new iowa poll that shows that cain and romney are in a virtual tie in the top. karen, these are two very different candidates. the least political of the bunch and one of the most establishment guys, what does that say about the gop at this point? >> you know, i think it says that what the gop would like to have is somebody who's maybe somewhere in the middle. i mean, clearly we've seen this trend playing itself out over the last several weeks and months. and that is that there is a lot of dissatisfaction within the gop primary voters. romney has pretty much stayed at about the same place, and we've had sort of others come and go. and i think cain's ability, frankly, in part to move up so quickly shows people are still looking for that right one. >> rich, at what point do they stop looking? at what point do republican gop voters say, you know what, this is our guy? or this is our woman? >

i also want to say it is an honor to be here with senator sununu and david and gail the ohio galen apology in advance. i am a professor by training and a professor's job is to find somebody who talks while other people sleep. i will endeavor to turns his paddle over to you with the audience at least half awake. the question are was asked to address is congress's influence on policy for better or for worse? my answer, yes. i say that because questions about whether congress's foreign policy is good or bad ultimately lies in the eyes of the be holder and essentially people like congress when congress is standing up to a president who is doing things they don't like and they want congress to sit down and be quiet when the president is doing what they want him to do. if you're a historian or political scientist you go back and forth through history finding examples of a good congressional influence on foreign policy or a bad congressional influence on policy or ask if congress is good or deferential congress is good you find multiple examples on both sides. one argument against the differentia

consent that the following staff have unlimited floor privileges during consideration of h.r. 2112 -- galen foulton, stacy mcbride, chad mitzler, mike lavender, brian diffle, zack kenny, and christina wegger. i ask unanimous consent that bob ross and mary coskin and detailees from the department of ag and the committee on appropriations be granted unlimited floor privileges during the consideration of h.r. 2112. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. kohl: mr. president, i send an amendment to the desk. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the presiding officer: is there objection to setting aside the pending amendment? mr. kohl: i ask unanimous consent that the reading of the amendment be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. kohl: i suggest the absence of a quorum -- the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report amendment. the clerk: mr. kohl proposes amendment numbered 775 to amendment numbered 738. mr. kohl: i ask unanimous consent the reading of the amendment be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. kohl: i suggest the ab