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paragraphs because there are some paragraphs that are clearly jermaine and probably admissible -- germaine and probably admissible and go paragraph by paragraph but without going through it orally which is what we'll have to do without a written statement. chairperson hur: other views from the commissioners? mr. attorney, i can can certainly appreciate your concern. my concern with written objections with respect to ms. madison is that mr. kopp is prepared to tell us what the objections are. i think there are legal issues with respect to what relevant testimony can come in with this declaration that i think are going to be informative about a number of issues. so in light of that, i would still propose that we go through it. i would ask that if there's a stipulation on a paragraph not that shouldn't be admitted that it just be stated and that we don't have a rezztation of what the paragraph is about. if this becomes overly prejudicial then i think we can reconsider. i think we can get the parts of this declaration that are actually going to be at issue hopefully quickly. is that acceptable

they brought to my attention ultimately are not in the article because we felt that they were not germain or they were not true or they were not necessarily relevant. >> and we should note that earlier this month darryl issa said that the attorney general needs to either, quote, lead or resign. so that would seem to be in error as well. thank you for joining us. it's called "the truth about the fast and furious scandal." appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> you can read katherine's entire report at cnnmoney.com. with me is congressman john mica. thank you for your time. i know you've had a chance to read the article. >> i haven't had a chance to read the article. >> forgive me. >> sometimes i try not to read too much fiction or novels. >> well, i know you've had a chance to listen to the interview that we just did. she says that there are five people at the atf who are involved in this -- what was happening in phoenix who says there was no policy of gun walking, it did not happen. >> well, first of all, you just showed a clip of the attorney general saying that gun walking happened. qui

it is done have to be to the germain to the amendment because they can bring in the apportionment method and those that are germane there are issues about growing food and the debate will take time. >> host: a debate on the farm bill in-house anytime soon? >> guest: a good question. care in this said if given the opportunity it will move things forward. but there is a lot of question if there is enough pressure to bring it to the floor. it is an open question if it gets to the house floor. >> host: allot facing congress in the summer. what is the timetable for the president? >> it expires in september. it does not go away complete the but reverts back to the law from the thirties and forties which would be difficult for farmers. most farmers agreed they want to get something done this summer but it is tentatively but by the end of july to resolve issues. >> host: thank you for the update kelsey snell. >> the latest update with the 11% reporting republican governor walker has 61% and milwaukee mayor tom barrett has 39%. >> and energy reporter with bloomberg with the house debate 2013 ener

germaine hochberg, you talk a lot about transparency internationally and i wanted to ask about transparency within the u.s.. the bank does not disclose the companies involved in projects that you are looking at financing the the amount of money and exactly what is being financed for the project until after the deal has been approved. through the process we have seen the bank financing for $800 million for the coal-fired power plants in india despite it turns out the company's reliance industries haven't finished the land acquisition. there are lawsuits over the allotment. there's an ongoing crisis that's causing the plans to go bankrupt. the of the project in south africa, the part that meant that low rates are guaranteed to the industry and the price to build the plant was actually being paid for by people that could already barely afford electricity and the rates are going up. even here in the u.s. exports from pennsylvania and west virginia -- my question for you is when will we see this type of transparency in the process domestically so that we can have input on the projects and make s