first one is hardwork. hardwork. the principle behind hard work is it will give you self-esteem.will give you hope for the future, that your future can be better. if you work hard, you can better yourself and your family and your situation. now let me ask you this. how hard do you work for your money? do you have an easy job or does money magically shoot out of the back of your pants and right directly in your wallet? i wish i had that kind of magic butt but i don't. i work hard for my money. i'm guessing you do, too. that's what is most aggravating to me about the i.r.s. it's not that the government takes my money. although, it's not about that. it's the way they treat my money. my money is -- and yours, too -- is a representation of my time. that's what money is. it represents your time. you did time -- more in washington should actually do time, but you know what i mean. you're spending time and in exchange for that time you get money. so when the i.r.s. comes in and the government comes in and takes your money, here is correct principle number one, value my time and my effort

. >> hardworking public service workers to bear the brunt. it is wrong. it is immoral. >> britain's have taken to the streets, activist plan further protest in the coming days and weeks. the government has taken a first step. the next one is facing an angry public. >> earlier, we spoke with our correspondent in london and after he was going to be at the hardest. -- be hit the hardest. >> it depends on who you listen to. the government says we are trying to be fair. we are all in this together. the taxpayers will have to shoulder the major burden. on the other hand, welfare, cuts in social housing have been announced. you have seen building programs for schools being slashed. university fees are going up. people that do not have any private insurance or large savings, they will definitely feel like this will hurt over the next years. >> she was talking to us earlier from london. there is no let up in the protest in france. paris says is essential to deal with the country's deficit. unions insist there are alternative ways to deal with the shortfall. they v

afghanistan's amongst generation the teenagers forced by war and poverty to choose hardwork over education as they become their family's only breadwinner. it's three pm in moscow and this is archie coming to you live with me nice and now a first stop it's one of the planet's most inhospitable places but the arctic is still a major draw especially for those keen to tap its treasures russia is among five nations declaring their rights over the region which is thought to contain a quarter of the world's oil and natural gas reserves and the latest in a series of trips to study the area russian scientists will spend a year drifting on an ice floe artie's katherina got silva reports from the arctic batiks battlefield. how to run aggressive through the arctic the rest sea ice breaker slows down to a crawl explorers are in a delicate mission to find a suitable eyes fill to fill the.

the santa clara police chief thinks it's an isolated incident saying the remaining members are hardworking ethical professionals who are just as appalled as i am at the public's trust. he's a member of the hell's angels with the long criminal record that includes assault. new tonight at 5:00, two teenage boys arrested this week in connection with the south bay school fire have been charged as adults. the 16 and 17-year-olds were arraigned on charges they set file to choice elementary school back in july. both teams are charged with aggravated arson. if convicted they face ten years to life in prison. the teens are charged as adults because of the severity of the crime which caused more than $10 million in damage to that school. >>> san francisco police today released the sketch of a man who attacked a couple visiting in august. investigators describe him as 6'1", 200 pounds with tattoos on his upper left arm. the success suspect is described as short with close-shaved hair. after midnight the victims were approached by two large men who attacked them, punching them with brass knuckles. the

regardless of whether this issue makes any underlying economic or political sense but as a result real hardworking people get hurt and are scapegoated is that is our south americans being basically mexicans being scapegoated at this point for a failure of america to produce a real global economy i think it's correct to mean i think that's correct because you see many politicians from here are these are not they you know the elections are close or have been close and they absolutely you can say how they lie you know they lie in folks in the in c.n.n. they'd like it when they go on t.v. even the same or on the governor. she lies she said that they were like they had beheaded bodies in the this or here in arizona which was incorrect you mean everybody knows that there's been beheaded bodies in mexico. but not here in arizona you seem john mccain saying that some illegal drivers are crashing their cars intentionally you know with purpose you hear. russell pearce the man why can i say but yeah they're actually big time profit in on these political capital that you can call the elections in in about the

didn't you guys know goldman sachs is all about helping small businesses and creating jobs for hardworking americans i get the goldman is trying to do a little cleanup here after the mess it's been the last two years but come on this is a tough sell you're actually going to try to pitch the american people on job creation after you were directly linked to the meltdown of the american banking system that ended up costing millions of americans their jobs all while you feasted on american taxpayer funded programs and dollars and then when you were prosecuted for the largest securities fraud case of all time so maybe maybe you should put some of those more relevant selling points in your new ads now marketing ellis are saying that these generic attempts of promoting their presence in the community are typical for companies that have had a negative image for a while it's almost as precious as b.p. pretending that they really cared about the siegel's after they ruined the entire gulf coast nice try guys but i don't think it's going to work. now space watchers can celebrate today as astronomers f

. >> they used the tax dollars collected from the hardworking citizens of bell as their own piggy bank. john: much of what they did was what lots of politicians do vote to spend taxpayer money on what they think is important, themselves. >> they want to do whatever the hell they want. john: exactly. everyday politicians spend your tax dollars on their vision of what america should have. that's what some tea partiers are angry go about. in this case they are yelling kill the health care bill. congress didn't kill it. >> the bill is passed. john: passed with the serve america act. and wall street reform. plus foreclosure relief. and children's health insurance. and extended unemployment. of course the stimulus. they always spend more. thomas jefferson said it is the natural progress of things for liberty to yield and government to gain ground. but never before outside wartime has government gained so much ground. >> just got to stop spending. john: for most of the life of america when we grew the fastest government spent in today's dollars just a few hundred dollars per person. today, th

and going coast to coast, you know, the patriotic hardworking, unpretentious job-creating americans whore here, alaska and everywhere in between, are thinking you're lucky, you're going to get to learn a little more about my state here in the coming weeks, because there's this docu-series thing coming out. okay, we taped these eight episodes about a place that is near and dear to my heart, all about the pioneers and tin dependance and the development that's needed and resources and a place i've spent my efforts and all my time. it's called "sarah palin's alaska," and the producers are already ready with their sequel. and it's going to be based on a place near and dear to our president's heart, it's called "barack obama's government courses," and it starts taping sometime november 2012. look for that. look for that, because victory 2010 is just the beginning, folks. michael and these folks are going to lead us to victory 2012, too. so he'll have plenty of time for golf then. it is so great to be in the sunshine state, where positive change is just around the corner. as an outsider lookin

they are saying you think is the right spending of hardworking taxpayers' money it is outrageous, disgrace> sean: it is. think about this, with the numbers that came out this week of record number of people needing food stamps assistance. 90,000 dead people we are giving money, people in prison are getting money. where is the accountability, pat? >> this is the second time we had a report like this some months ago, last year. apparently it keeps going on. what i'm amazed by, i have to say, it is outrage just. they had -- i can't remember 100 some billion they can account for in the stimulus. they don't know where the money has again. this has been a disaster in people's -- has gone this has been a disaster in people's eyes. i don't know what -- know why the republicans have run this. republicans are so brain dead politically. >> thank you for the good advice. >> i think you are going to see this on the campaign trail this is something folks can understand. >> sean: it says it all. >> like when you did the specials you could take three a day. sean two straight hours. >> they don't remind pe

they are hardworking. many went into the military. they are hard fighting people. they want to be in the military. >> you said you'd think that it is a problem? >> the problem i am concerned with is their safety from other people who would attack. >> i think the first consideration on this issue should be the safety and soundness of the military, been able to perform the necessary function of defending us. i would turn to the military service. all of the chiefs have said "do not pass this right now public we." >> what would you say to someone who is openly gay that wants to serve? >> my first duty is to have an effective military. i'm listening to the military services. >> the term separation of church and state has become an issue. says the u.s. constitution, for a separation of church and state? if it did not come to believe is to be based on christian beliefs? >> as you know, that exact term is not in the constitution. that concept is. the freedom of religion clause and bodies element of that concept. the problem has been in the last 30 years many folks have mis

the remaining members are hardworking, ethical professionals who are just as appalled as i am. two other people are under arrest. a san jose woman and a hell's angel member who has a long criminal record including assault and making threats. >>> the cow palace will live up to its name tonight. the cowboys gather at 5:00 for a good old fashioned cattle drive. it's into the cow palace. it's part of the build up to the grand national rodeo that starts on wednesday. >> whether you are a student or applying to college can be confusing. there is help and it won't cost you a dime. uc berkeley is hosting college information day. reps from 60 private colleges and universities will advise on admission and financial aid. it is geared towards middle and high school students from 8:00 aim to the afternoon. >> this will be an incredibly active weekend. lots of outdoor things to do and the natural beaut to enjoy, but there several concerts and sporting events and today in the bay's bob redell is live in san jose with a look at the long list of things you can do this weekend. bob? >> you ready

. >> they used the tax dollars collected from the hardworking citizens of bell as their own piggy bank. john: much of what they did was what lots of politicians do vote to spend taxpayer money on what they think is important, themselves. >> they want to do whatever the hell they want. john: exactly. everyday politicians spend your tax dollars on their vision of what america should have. that's what some tea partiers are angry go about. in this case they are yelling kill the health care bill. congress didn't kill it. >> the bill is passed. john: passed with the serve america act. and wall street reform. plus foreclosure relief. and children's health insurance. and extended unemployment. of course the stimulus. they always spend more. thomas jefferson said it is the natural progress of things for liberty to yield and government to gain ground. but never before outside wartime has government gained so much ground. >> just got to stop spending. john: for most of the life of america when we grew the fastest government spent in today's dollars just a few hundred dollars per person. today, th

lot of hardwork theget to this point in my life. a lot of waiting and patience. have to take advantage of the opportunity and keep working hard. >> he's been continuing to progress as these game have continued on ever since he's been moved up. for all the guys. for ryan and clinton. those guys do a great job of picking up yards you want to try to present them with more opportunities. may job is to hand the ball off. they're so talented to pick up yards for us. >> casey said today during open locker room, he doesn't think the redskins' running game will miss a beat. not so much condemning portis as dorsing the young fellow. >> opening up a couple holes would help. >> they haven't had much of that. josh did not practice today. the biggest tradef the nfl season has randy mos going back to the team drafted him. the participate ross sent him in the seventh round foik minnesota for a third round pick. he has just worn out his welcome in new england. he now stays with brett favre. their first game together, monday night. against the jets. will baseball postseason has ar

she a human being and hardworking person. >> i know she is a human being cut out the bull crap it is now. >> it is not lawyer to lawyer it is gloria -- >> gloria is she an illegal alien or not, you said no, right? >> no, she ha is not an illegal alien she is undocumented worker. my client is a housekeeper and some people don't respect a housekeeper. i happen to respect housekeepers. >> aren't you swell, now and my question. >> i'm answering your question. >> you put your client in legal jeopardy. i asked you about your client and the legal jeopardy your client is in now! >> sean: wow, checkmate levin. >> that was a tough interview he was firm and right on the issue. i have to say, the interview you just gave with meg did an important thing which is trying to stop the bleeding. >> sean: she stopped it. >> she is trying to stop it. i think it moved in the right direction which was good for her to do. she humanized it which she hadn't done before. >> sean: i think penny is right. secondly, all due diligence in this case. i did gloria did put her client in jeopardy. there's a series of l

he said the remaining members of my department are hardworking, ethical professional who is are just as appalled as i am at the breech of the public's trust. two other people are under arrest as well. a san jose woman and that hell's angels member that you see on your screen with a long criminal record of assault and making criminal threats. >> a string of holy heists in san francisco. chiefs are ransacking everything from donation cashboxes to computers from religious centers. police say church looting, particularly in the city's southwestern districts are happening at an alarming rate. there have been nearly a dozen robberies at six churches between august and september. investigators say a few thefs seem to be linked to one person. the others could be homeless people taking advantage of outreach. parishes are trying to work with police to get more security. >>> the wait is almost over. the giants will hit the field for another work out in philadelphia. the team arrived yesterday and took part in a short work out. they couldn't go on the field. the tarp covered it because it was ra

. >> is it not a shame, we have two seasons, smart hardworking men here and he would not know it from the advertisements. out of staters have spent more money than any other state in the country. attack advertisements work and the candidates know it. of what to thank you both for being here. i have spent the last several months researching these ads and breaking down the claims. i want to give you a chance to respond to some of the more provocative charges. each of you had boarded by seconds for a response and a rebuttal. we will start within at the adjusted the air last week. it attacks can but for his handling of a rape case as district attorney. >> conducting see is more qualified because he does not wear high heels, because he is not a woman. he refused to prosecute a convicted rapist. >> the ad would both have less believe you are a sexist. >> there is a line even in politics that you do not cross. that line has been crossed in this case. this ad was called an ad of idiotic political malice. my office has a huge success rate. we have 192 year sentence against a rapist. we have fi

people, american people still think they are in a investigation you want to win and you are a good hardworking democrat. how do you get that vote between now and november? >> i think you've got to emphasize what you are far without looking like you are trying to distance your sieve from the president. if democrats go out and say i am opposed to the president on these measures or critical of the president on these measures, they are going to despirit part of the democrat base. they have a difficult task saying this is what i believe we ought to do to contron the economic challenges. if you give me a chance here's what my priorities are gonna be. the problem the democrats have is their credibility is shot. if you look at polls democrat margins on issues like which party is better able to deal with the economy, health care or the deficit or spending, the democrats are way behind on all of those issues. the most dangerous is jobs where the democrats have enjoyed a healthy lead and health care where they've enjoyed an enormous lead, both of those leads the lead on the economy and jobs has disappear

president obama describes as hardworking and powerful and endorses it, but some teachers have calledoycott for its portrayal of teachers and teachers' unions. here is an excerpt from the trailer. >> you wake up every morning and know kids are getting really crappy education right now. >> so you think most of the kids are getting a crack the education right now? what i don't think they are, i know they are. >> to the kids are getting stupid every year or something is wrong with the education system. >> ultimate my grandmother proud. i went to my grandmother proud. >> an almost every category, we have fallen below except for confidence. >> 60,000 people have gone to this school and 40,000 have not graduated. that is the damage this neighborhood has done to the school. >> i want to go to school. >> for these kids, their oy chance of getting into a great school depends on whether the number is picked in the lottery. >> the film opens tonight and has been featured all week as part of nbc special education nation summit. i am joined from berkeley by former high school teacher rick ayers wh

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the millions of honest, hardworking americans swept up in the most devastating recession of our lifetimes>> woodruff: the president charged republicans have opposed efforts to improve things.l but house minority leader john boehner blamed democrats for prolonging the misery. he spoke in westchester, ohio. >> the bottom line is this. to help our economy create jobs we have to stop all of the coming tax hikes and we have to cut spending and to get all of this done, we need to change the congress itself now. there are now >> woodruff: there are now nearly 15 million people unemployed in the u.s.. ray suarez takes a closer look at the numbers. >> suarez: and here to walk us through what's in the new report is lakshman achuthan, managing director of the economic cycle research institute. lakshman, there is a lot of data in a monthly jobs report what is your overall impression of the numbers and what are the really important points to take out of the monthly report? >> well, i mean the headline number is a big negative. and we certainly would like see that positive. when we look inside the repo

they are hardworking. many went into the military. they are hard fighting people.they want to be in the military. >> you said you'd think that it is a problem? >> the problem i am concerned with is their safety from other people who would attack. >> i think the first consideration on this issue should be the safety and soundness of the military, been able to perform the necessary function of defending us. i would turn to the military service. all of the chiefs have said "do not pass this right now public we." >> what would you say to someone who is openly gay that wants to serve? >> my first duty is to have an effective military. i'm listening to the military services. >> the term separation of church and state has become an issue. says the u.s. constitution, for a separation of church and state? if it did not come to believe is to be based on christian beliefs? >> as you know, that exact term is not in the constitution. that concept is. the freedom of religion clause and bodies element of that concept. the problem has been in the last 30 years many folks have misi

the millions of honest hardworking americans swept up in the most devastating recession of our lifetime. as i said before, the only piece of economic news that folks still looking for work want to hear is you're hired. >> bring in poppy harlow of cnn.com. private sector jobs increase, overall numbers decrease. we just saw. break these numbers down for us. >> the republicans and the democrats both have a point here. they both make valid points. 95,000 jobs lost last month. that's a lot worse than expected. what economists thought is we wouldn't gain or lose any jobs and look how much worse it is in august. almost double the job losses we saw in august. so the trend is that it's getting worse. but let's take a look closer at the numbers. because, the scary part is how many government jobs are lost. 159,000. now, through the whole recession, it has been the government, through stimulus, through other efforts that added jobs. not the case anymore. because you have extremely strained state and local budgets. of those 159,000 government jobs that were cut, take a look, 83,000 in just state an

were left unregulated and free to literally steal billions in savings from good and honest and hardworking american families. this is the america that we return to. this is the america that we fought so diligently for. we were looking out for america, but when we came back, america was not looking out for us. please, ladies and gentlemen, do not misunderstand my words here today. our society has made great strides in recent times. things have begun to progress. we have seen unprecedented regulation of the financial sector through our president's strong leadership. this administration has begun the early steps to freeing -- to bring our troops home. this is no small accomplishment. this government has fought for and won the right for every man, woman and child to receive adequate health care for their lifetime. [applause] so much has been accomplished. yet we still have so far to go. that is why we are having this rally today, folks. that is why i am proud to wear the uniform of the united states army. this gathering today is what i am honored to say that i am a veteran who fought with prid

they are hardworking people.e good people. >> voters in the first congressional district typically vote very conservative at the national level. they will elect democrats pretty solid like minus a few pockets at the local level. that has been historical. there has not been a republican elected to the first congressional district since reconstruction. the two primary candidates in the first congressional district in arkansas are the republican rick crawford who is a radio broadcaster with a bit of a media empire across as the agricultural span of the district and chad causey, the retiring congressman. you have the quintessential guide understands washington, d.c. and how it works and understands what is going on back in the district the verses a first-time republican candidate in rick crawford who understands the bread-and-butter issues of the district which are primarily agriculture. if you ask for up and down votes on the big issues that have been dominating the american political agenda this last year, health c

i do not want hardworking people who have spent their lives in manufacturing and technology losing their jobs, not to mention the businesses and industries we're losing almost every month to another country. >> he has decided to run an anti-ohio campaign. lee fisher is demagoguing on trade. ohio depends on exports. 25% of ohio factory workers have jobs because of exports. we need to expand exports. yet, we although lieutenant governor fisher said he is for export, he is not he does not support -- he is not. he does not support the trade agreements. he supports higher taxes on u.s. companies, both small companies and big companies. he supported the watching to an approach -- the washington approach. this will make it more difficult to keep jobs here. we need to enforce our trade laws and expand exports. if we do not do that, we will hurt all hire workers. . >> certain sectors can be heard by foreign competition. what the say to people who have lost jobs to foreign countries? what responsibility does the u.s. government have to assist those people? >> again, trade should be about two thing

but in my experience, i see a lot of a very hardworking, capable teachers, and i think that is -- firing teachers is not going to get us where we want to be. host: lauren, st. paul, -- lorne, st. paul, minnesota, parents line. caller: there are terrible problems and i will take the second one first. -- two problems and i will take the second one for a spre -- first. we have legislated schools to teach more than they can. you cannot teach tolerance and you cannot teach tolerance and diversity and for all of these things at schools and say, oh, by the way, teach the basics of reading, writing, arithmetic. i do get tired of people putting the blame on teachers and unions when, in fact, the primary responsibility, and i will use the word "accountability," goes with the parent. until the parents take their responsibilities serious and dig in and do their part, it is only going to get worse. host: where do your kids go to school? which school system? caller: we are here in the st. paul-minneapolis area. host: do they go to public school, private school? caller: actually, both, for different re

bringing jobs to illinois, but fails to recognize when you lose more jobs than you create it hurts hardworking illinois families. our agenda is about reducing taxes, balancing our budget, creating jobs, a family -- a friendly environment for illinois families. the governor has used social issues to divide illinois. i will use my platform and this office to bring economic viability back to our state. >> i am pro-business and pro people. if you are pro people you have to understand that there are fundamental rights that people have. with respect to the issue of choice, i am pro-choice. my opponent wants a constitutional amendment to ban abortion even in the case of rape or incest. the other night he sponsored legislation and voted to allow employers to fire gay people from their job just because they are gay. that is plain wrong. my opponent also is against banning assault weapons. assault weapons that are used to kill police officers and young people on the street. this is wrong. i believe we need a governor who will stand up for common sense gun-control. finally on standing up for people, you

our hardworking men and women, those are my top priorities. i will continue to work across party lines as i have done even when my party did not control the congress, more vital today than ever. i will still maintain my seniority to work for west virginia to put our values to work in washington. >> faq, mr. rahall -- thank you, mr. rahall. [applause] we also have a coin toss to see who would take the first question. mr. maynard, you won that honor. let's go right to it. infrastructure is the foundation for economic growth. in southern west virginia we continue to suffer from lack of highways, both paid and technological, along with the need for basic water and sewer systems. how do you plan is a member of congress to obtain federal financing for these types of projects? >> the first thing we need to do is for congress to stop spending money we do not have been stopped spending money on things like the so-called stimulus package, which has wasted and squandered a trillion dollars of taxpayer money. it is created jobs in four of places like chin

. >> is it not a shame, we have two seasons, smart hardworking men here and he would not know it from the advertisements. out of staters have spent more money than any other state in the country. attack advertisements work and the candidates know it. of what to thank you both for being here. i have spent the last several months researching these ads and breaking down the claims. i want to give you a chance to respond to some of the more provocative charges. each of you had boarded by seconds for a response and a rebuttal. we will start within at the adjusted the air last week. it attacks can but for his handling of a rape case as district attorney. >> conducting see is more qualified because he does not wear high heels, becau he i not a woman. he refused to prosecute a convicted rapist. >> the ad would both have less believe you are a sexist. >> there is a line even in politics that you do not cross. that line has been crossed in this case. this ad was called an ad of idiotic political malice. my office has a huge success rate. we have 192 year sentence against a rapist. we have five

bringing jobs to illinois, but fails to recognize when you lose more jobs than you create it hurts hardworking illinois families. our agenda is about reducing taxes, balancing our budget, creating jobs, a family -- a friendly environment for illinois families. the governor has used social issues to divide illinois. i will use my platform and this office to bring economic viability back to our state. >> i am pro-business and pro people. if you are pro people you have to understand that there are fundamental rights that people have. with respect to the issue of choice, i am pro-choice. my opponent wants a constitutional amendment to ban abortion even in the case of rape or incest. the other night he sponsored legislation and voted to allow employers to fire gay people from their job just because they are gay. that is plain wrong. my opponent also is against banning assault weapons. assault weapons that are used to kill police officers and young people on the street. this is wrong. i believe we need a governor who will stand up for common sense gun-control. finally on standing up for people, you

i tell you that story because he is a good, hardworking american with conservative values. he wants to see our nation do well. he wants to live the american dream. that is what a lot of us want. i believe in north mississippi. i will never give up on you and i will always fight for you. i have said many times that education is the best way to lift ourselves up. we are tough. we are independent, and that is why we need someone in office who will stand up for what is right for mississippi. we do not need someone who ducks and dodges when it comes to taxes and social security. we do not need someone who will go by the washington play but even if it means selling out mississippi. that is the choice in november. do you want someone who will fight for your families or someone who is more concerned about his political career in washington? i know what my priorities are. i have a plaque that says north mississippi comes first. for me, nor the mississippi will always comparison. thank you everyone. i appreciate you being here. [applause] >> thank you, col. thank you, senator. thank

but these are hardworking people doing the best they can and in my school system we closed the educational gap that exists by 3.8% -- or 3.8 points last year as opposed to the statewide average of 2.5. if you want to argue about whether teachers work hard, tom, you are so disconnected from the people of this state, it's just unbelievable. >> mr. foe ree, you have 30 seconds. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm going to ask you to not do that i'm sorry to be a bit of a nag but we all agreed. mr. foley, you have 30 seconds to respond. >> listen, i don't think you're being candid with the voters. i think it's widely believed you have made commitments to unions. i think if you had -- if you have, it will be impossible as governor to faithfully represent the voters and to have a conflict such as that. so i would hope in the weeks ahead you'll be candid with the voters and talk to us about any deals you cut to get elected, both in the primary and deals you cut hoping to get elected. >> mr. malloy, i did not mean to cheat you out of the 29 seconds, so you can have another. >> well, thanks, tom, the fact

but these are hardworking people doing the best they can and in my school system we closed the educational gap that exists by 8% -- or 3.8 points last year as opposed to the statewide average of 2.5. if you want to argue about whether teachers work hard, tom, you are so disconnected from the people of this state, it's just unbelievable. >> mr. foe ree, you have 30 seconds. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'm going to ask y to not do that i'm sorry to be a bit of a nag but we all agreed. mr. foley, you have 30 seconds to respond. >> listen, i don't think you're being candid with the voters. i think it's widely believed you haveade commitments to unions. i think if you had -- if you have, it will be impossible as governor to faithfully represent the voters and to have a conflict such as that. so i would hope in the weeks ahead you'll be candid with the voters and talk to us about any deals you cut to get elected, both in the primary and deals you cut hoping to get elected. >> mr. malloy, i did not mean to cheat you out of the 29 seconds, so you can have another. >> well, thanks, tom, the fact that

our hardworking men and women, those are my top priorities. i will continue to work across pay lines as i have done even when my party did not control the congress, more vital today than ever. i will still maintain my seniority to work for west virginia to put our values to work in washington. >> faq, mr. rahall -- thank you, mr. rahall. [applause] we also have a coin toss to see who uld take the first question. mr. maynard, you won that honor. let's go right to it. infrastructure is the foundation for economic growth. in southern west virginia we continue to suffer from lack of highways, both paid and technological, along with the need for basicater and sewer systems. how do you plan is a member of congress to obtain federal financing for these types of projects? >> the first thing we need to do is for congress to stop spending money we do not have been stopped spending money on things like the so-called stimulus package, which has wasted and squandered a trillion dollars of taxpayer money. it is eated jobs in four of places like china. it ha