houser in. >> i know it involves dr. houser. i don't know if it involves . >> can you tell me the officer of -- jury present -- attorney general. what did the inspector general's officer do to investigate this most detailed complaint by the scientific integrity officer of the bureau of reclamation? >> congressman, i'd are have to get back do you on. i simply don't know the answer to it. >> but you tell me that you obviously you can't tell me what you discovered from the investigation. which is not an insignificant or insubstantial matter. who is name is on the manifest was doctor houser's boss when dr. houser raised these concerns internally, her response was to fire him. she was an employee of trout unlimited com is an interested party. she not recuse herself from being involved in these discussions, and in fact, fired the whistle blower hire bid the bureau of reclamation to assure the scientific integrity of the data that is driving the entire proposal her response was to fire him. don't you think that -- doesn't it strike you

and he and george houser at the -- [inaudible] for reconciliation, other places as well, start to work on african rib -- liberation. their dead candidated to fighting colonialism in africa. this is also one of bayard's real loves at this point. he is very concerned about clone b y'allism in -- colonialism in the africa, and early on, well, in 1959 he goes to africa and participates in this project called the sahara project. and the point of the sahara project is to draw the world's attention to france's decision to detonate its first nuclear bomb on african soil. it's crazy. absolutely crazy. bayard knows it's crazy, and he joins his fellow peac activists in developing this plan where they're going to cross the border into the algerian sahara, french territory, sort of invade french territory and make their way to the site. they never get to the site. it really wasn't the plan to get to the site, they get turned back constantly. but doing so, they draw the world's attention to this spectacle and specter of a colonial power planning to detonate its atomic weapons on colonized soil in af

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sglrchlgts i'm paul stein houser on the campaign trail.romney and paul ryan team up for a rally in new hampshire. both held a lot of fundraisers. >>> i'm poppy harlow in new york. we have a packed week ahead full of economic news. first wall street will be watching for key corporate earnings. we'll hear from del, dell, hp and barnes and noble. then details released on the fed's meeting. >>> and new home sales reports. we'll be rooking for any science of continued recovery. then we wrap up with the durable goods numbers. we'll keep an eye on it for you on cnn money. >>> i'm nischelle turner. here's what we're watching this week. the one-year anniversary of kim kardashian's wedding bonanza. we look back at the 76-day marriage. plus as you pack away summer gear, we're counting down the most shocking stories of the summer of 2012. >>> it's a time to reflect. ramadan is also a dangerous month for muslims in the u.s. we'll look at everythingrom mosques to personal attacks and why the increase is being called unprecedented. so now i can be in the

and bayard and george houser were really the main strategists there. and the memos they put together are absolutely breathtaking for their detail and for their concrete, for the concrete ways they directed people at different points. they had everything mapped out carefully. so it's absolutely stunning to me. now, i also wanted to add that bayard had thought about b marchs on washington long before that 1963 march on washington. indeed, the book includes a long memo, i think it's 14 pages long, where bayard was sketching out a march on washington in 1956. that's seven years before the march on washington. now, leading up to that march on washington, bayard also organized three separate and successful marchs on washington. he organized the prayer pilgrimage of 1957 which gave king his first national platform. he also organized, he used marchs for integrated schools, and that's where jackie robinson's life had a merger with bayard. maybe we should get jackie to lead the march. and jackie stepped up to to case. but in all these memos you can see bayard's

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. >> paul stein houser reporting from tampa. being and economy fixer, the democrats are ratcheting up their attacks. i'm not talking about joe biden. take a look at this new ad targeting mitt romney and the republican national convention. >> on august 30th, mitt romney stars in the do-over. critics have called his previous work wildly misleading, four pinocchios. pants on fire. rated n for not going to work. >> so let's talk about what the democrats are going to do while the republican national convention is ongoing. brianna keilar is at the white house. traditionally, back in the day, candidates would sort of like sit back and let the other candidate have their time in the spotlight, and then they would have their turn. that's not the case this time, right? >> it's not the case this time. and i will say that is the conventional wisdom, and i have been waiting to use that pun, but the truth is that hasn't happened for a really long time. if you go back to 2008, the democrats had their convention first in denver, and you saw john