millions of dollars that the obama administration gave companies like solyndra to people like george kaiser out there bundling money for the president. would you like for us to subpoena him too? >> why are you interrupting members and then take unlimited time for yourself? >> i'm responding to your questions, your allegations. i'm the chairman and i'm telling you right now we're going to recess for ten minutes. >>> call the hearing back to order, and at this time we'll hear the testimony of our two witnesses. and i would like to welcome both ever you to this hearing today. first of all swreshgs the honorable carrie ann jones, assistant secretary of state, bureau of oceans and international and environmental and scientific affairs and also mr. jeffrey wright who is director office of energy projects at the federal energy regulatory commission. so once again i welcome you all to the hearing. each one of you will be recognized for five minutes, and then we'll have questions for you at that time. so ms. jones i will recognize you for your five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and good morni

he gave preferential treatment george kaiser above the bankruptcy courts. >> sean: this is important.made an extra exemption. if they go bankrupt we get paid less. his millionaire friends that got millions and billions total in dollars because they donated. they get their money back first. this is good thing because he is going to have to eat it again and again and again. >> voters see it and mainstream media reports it. >> sean:ly remind voters until i am hoarse, and i will remind. >> but you are not on the republican battle for president. >> you should be. but you need to be a nominee. >> sean: listen, i'm angry at my fox colleagues because they have been showing me the first time. it's embarrassing. >> you have better hair than o'reilly. >> sean: factor admits you are in trouble. other thing people that tell me wear a wig. it's getting grayer and grayer and grayer. [ laughter ] >> why is it getting grayer. >> because of obama and bob beckel. >> sean: what do you mean poor beckel? >> we are very good friends. >> one of my best friends. >> sean: biggest cable hit was your show. >> an

the president sure seems to like george kaiser, the 20th richest man in america. president obama likes him so much that he gave kaiser's company $1 billion, a half billion which you may have heard got flushed down the drain. to get mr. kaiser this money the president came up with a brilliant plan. let's appoint people to approve the loans that are relate to the people that will get the loans. so their attorneys simply called up her husband who works for the department of energy to secure a half billion loan. great way to encourage campaign contributions. give away enormous taxpayer loans to campaign contributors. the president does not hate all rich people, just those that do not contribute to his campaign. they say it is not easy to be rich if you inherit the money. it is hard laying by the pool playing polo. when i heard robert kennedy jr. was starting up his own company, i thought good for him. i hope he will find the satisfaction of good old work. but my feelings soured when i heard his idea of work involves $1.6 billion of taxpayer money. while the president

liberties in the deal well run time trials us with thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max george enjoyed it very much as always and that's gonna do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey everett our thank my guests charles who smith trust i mean email please decide to report it r t t v dot ru until next time x. guys are saying bye i'll. there are now someone over as the u.s. and its allies play hardball over syria russia and china push for a diplomatic solution all while iran looks on nervously at its struggling our i. love you hold a referendum on whether russian should be an official language in the state worth third of the population battles just to be accepted. european impartiality comes under scrutiny as a number of schools are accused of brainwashing values into children in the name of diversity. ten am in the russian capital you're watching r t with me wearing a joshua welcome to the program now crisis locked syria finds itself caught between two very different diplomatic efforts as the u.s. and its allies piled pressure on the government r

liberties in the deal well run time trials to smith thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max george enjoyed it very much as always and that's how to do it for this edition of the kaiser report was made max kaiser and stacey everett our thank my guests charles who smith draw some e-mail please do so because the reported are t t v dot ru until next time x. guys are saying by all. hello i'm tom foreman in washington d.c. and this is the big picture tonight we take a look back at two conversations with great minds that are really worth revisiting today we begin with another look at my interview with jeff clements from just a few weeks ago is the co-founder of the organization free speech for people jeff is leading the charge against corporate personhood an issue that is now at the forefront of debate in america take a look. for tonight's conversations and great minds i'm joined by jeff. jeff is the former assistant attorney general of massachusetts and has been fighting on behalf of people business and the public interest for more than twenty years currently he's the co-founder and gene

liberties in the deal well brought time trials to smith thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max george enjoyed it very much as always and that's how to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey everett our thank my guests charles who smith trust i mean email please decide to report it r t t v dot ru until next time x. guys are saying bye i'll. all roads that lead to tehran as the syria crisis deepens and of the violence intensifies concern grows that if the assad regime falls it's a key ally iran would be left isolated and forced into a more aggressive position. deciding on the rights of minorities lafayette holds a referendum on recognizing russian as a second language the countries of the russian community which makes up a third of the population says it wants to draw attention to decades of discrimination and open dialogue with the government. as a euro zone nations have struggled to come to grips with their financial troubles the idea of a united europe is a losing ground but some schools in the bloc are accused of brainwashing people's into believin

liberties in the deal well run time trials us with thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max george enjoyed it very much as always and that's how to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey everett our thank my guests charles who smith trust i mean email please decide to report it r t t v dot ru until next time x. guys are saying bye i'll. believed to top problem pressure grows on the regime in syria with fears that if it falls the nation's key ally iran could be let's try and propelled into action. giving a voice to a lot feels a russian minority the baltic states votes on whether the language spoken by a third of its population should are enough the status. and the idea of euro unity hold strong despite the region's crumbling finances some schools are accused of brainwashing children to believe the project is infallible. using common broadcasting to you lot from the heart of moscow on karan taraji with crisis locked damascus feeling the squeeze from within the country and abroad it's crucial ally in the region is also feeling the strain experts war

george kenny thanks for your insight. thank you. later today we'll bring you a unique take on europe's debt crisis and the kaiser report here's a preview. here's some images from athens is that from two thousand and nine two thousand and ten two thousand and eleven or two thousand and twelve can you tell the tear gas by any other year is still a sweet greeks approved tombstone austerity deal with troika so we see over and over there's a great deal there is not a great deal there's a great deal there's not a great deal you. on again off again there is a deal now there is not were german were crazy were trying to milk you dry and still the elegant marbles but the u.k. already stole them. china meanwhile has promised to help resolve the euro zone's debt crisis but it's made no specific promise to invest in the european bailout fund meanwhile chinese vice president xi jinping is in the u.s. to meet with top officials there in an effort to smooth out their differences r.t.s. trade policy consultant david dodd well what he thought those differences work. an emerging power emerging economy that's emerging much quicker than people expected. an