jim tracy says that is what these big funds are really all about.says he experienced it for himself when he was forced to pay millions. not to mention two years in prison for backdating stock options. they didn't remotely match the supposedly crime. so what do you make of this latest round? >> it is a funding of the deficit and they know they can get the money and i think some of the ceos are an unfortunate positions where they have to be pragmatic. >> normally you want to get something that the higher-ups won't be criminally prosecuted themselves. there are no guarantees, supposedly, or as they continue this. what do you make of this? >> we are you know the institutions, too big to fail. the likelihood of it is probably not very good and what would concern me if i worked there is by cutting this deal which is a pragmatic deal for the shareholders and the light, exposing people that work there, they will force a company as part of this deal to cooperate and serve whatever evidence they want in order to target somebody. i think jimmy diamond is fine,

i'm going to vote for jim tracy, i think. , ran a couple of years ago and i watch fox. i'm going watch them, because i think they're the most conservative states and one of the only conservative cable stations in the country that is real conservative. host: so, tim, tell us about your current representative. what don't you like about him? caller: well, he's, you know, he kind of covered up this thing about asking this woman to have an abortion, that's number one. and i don't think he's conservative enough for me in some ways. host: ok. caller: i think i really appreciate all the senators like senator cruz and bachmann and rubio and, you know, all the conservatives. host: have you donated money to ted cruz or any of those other conservatives? caller: no, i don't give to parties. not too much. host: ok, all right. roberta is a democrat in maryland. hi, roberta. caller: hello, good morning. i am a 78-year-old woman whose worked as a judge at elections. these people, the young ones, we've had many of them, but not as vicious as the republican party is at this time. i don't

jim avila. >> reporter: tracy school is scared. she wants to tell her congressman directly. >> i have a family to take care of. it's real to me and affecting me. it's hard. >> reporter: we took her message to her congressman, tea party supporter from colorado doug lamborn. >> that's regrettable. these are big issues. i don't think the republicans want to give 100% to the democrats, they don't want to give 100% to us. >> reporter: if that's difficult for tracy school and others in your districts? >> i regret that. i wish it was not that way. >> reporter: we went to visit another congressman today, you may have seen texas republican randy neugebauer's viral outburst at a park ranger doing her job at the world war ii memorial this week. >> how do you deny them access? >> it's difficult. >> it should be difficult. >> it is difficult. i'm sorry. >> the park service should be ashamed of themselves. >> i'm not ashamed. >> you should be. >> reporter: today the congressman was not so anxious to reflect on that verbal shaming. avoiding comme

tracy? >> caller: hey, jim, how are you, dear? >> caller: all right. how are you? >> caller: good.nted you to unstump for me on my confusion or the street's confusion of what i read in the transcript of the earnings of micron and why they were so unappreciative. >> this stock ran up in anticipation of the closing of the deal in japan, people said, i got to get off this horse. this is pure profit taking. i don't think it's a bad thing. i don't mind selling half if you bought it at the 8 to 10 level. i would take that profit on half. tom in illinois. tom? >> caller: big boo-yah from all the packer fans in illinois. >> well, you know, i got -- i have lacy, i think it's going to be a monster week. don't forget, you can run on the vikings. what's up? >> caller: okay. i bought -- started buying baxter at 62, what do you think? >> i want to own baxter. let's go to chalmers in new york. chalmers? >> caller: a boo-yah to you, jimmy! >> nice. what's up? >> caller: a quick shout-out to my family in cold spring harbor, i love you guys. >> love them too! >> caller: jim, thank you. this stock ha

jim axelrod on 38 years of twists and turns. and... ♪ it's been a hard day's night >> pelley: ben tracy tries to jog ringo starr's photographic memory

jim axelrod on 38 years of twists and turns. and... ♪ it's been a hard day's night >> pelley: ben tracy tries to jog ringo starr's photographic memory>> reporter: this is the guy you're wondering about? >> the mystery man. ry man. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. how did it all go wrong? republican-controlled house today held the first congressional hearings about the disastrous rollout of the federal government's online health insurance market. contractors who built the web site were in the hot seat testifying under oath. they raised their hands, then pointed their fingers at the obama administration. wyatt andrews was there. >> reporter: the two main contractors who built the inner workings of the obamacare web site told congress their parts testify site worked well, but that the government never tested the dozens of parts together, called end-to-end testing until just days before the october 1 deadline. sharyl campbell represents c.g.i. federal. the main architect of the website. she was asked about the end-to- end testifying by republican congressman greg wald

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