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he says the h arsher things and i'm sure that marco rubio could fulfill that role. he's exceptional leeung and smart and attractive and he has all that going for him i. think it's well to look at thing this way, martha, the first thing, all other things being equal, the first thing a presidential candidate wants to hear when he makes his choice, is oh, yeah, that person could be president. marco rubio remains a little young and raw. i'm not saying that he continue be chosen. he probably has enough experience, he certainly has about as much as obama had when he ran for president, but, you know, knowing mitt romney as cautious east is he ma as he is, he may prefer someone with more experience who is ready to be president. martha: that is the first thing he says when he's asked that question. >> reporter: the other thing, martha that can happen is the president with his own party divided and not fully behind him will sometimes find it necessary to choose somebody who will bring the faithful along. that's what mccain did four years ago when he reached out to sarah palin and that strung the

lee jones in "men in black 3." the director is behind the man behind this sci-fi comedy, a franchise that has grossed h ee than $1 billions in studio 357, welcome. >> thanks, guys. >> what is it like here your going to direct something everybody knows, the characters, plots essentially. what's the challenge for the director. >> the challenge is to get a story both familiar for everyone, because what most people love if you ask them about "men in black" is the chemistry between will smith and tommy lee jones, that's number one, more than the aliens or anything else, so you have to create that familiar, but then start the franchise over again so it's fresh and new. what we is it in this one is go back in time to 1969 and the second act, in order to save young tommy lee jones played by josh. you have the chemistry between will and tommy and the second act josh brolin and will with josh playing young tommy lee jones. it's extraordinary. >> could you believe the twist at the end of the movie when will smith -- no. >> blasts the reporter. >> that twist. >> where he slaps the reporter in line. what did you think about that? hav

the clerk: nominations, jacqueline h. nguyen of california to be united states circuit judge; kristine gerhard baker of arkansas to be united states district judge, john z. leeof illinois to be united states district judge. the presiding officer: under the previous order, there will be 60 minutes of debate equally divided in the usual form. mr. leahy: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from vermont. mr. leahy: mr. president, for the last four months, the senate has been forced to slowly work its way through the backlog created by republican objectio s issued last year to consensus nominees. the distinguished presiding officer knows the number of nominees that we have voted on unanimously usually in the judiciary committee and then they have to wait and wait and wait to get a vote. now finally, with the consideration today of the long-delayed nomination of judge jacqueline nguyen to fill a long-standing judicial emergency, a vacancy on the overburdened ninth circuit, the senate will complete the confirmations that it could have, that should have taken place last year. in my 37 years here, it's been my experience with republican and democratic a