joan harris. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to joan harris for supporting creative expression in chicago and across our country. her decades of leadership and generosity have enriched our cultural life and helped countless artists, dancers, singers and musicians bring their talents to center stage. [applause] >> bill t. jones. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to bill t. jones for his contributions for provocative performances that blend an eclectic mix of modern and traditional dance. [laughter] he creates works that challenge us and inspire us to greater heights. [applause] john candor. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to john candor for his contributions as a composer. for more than half a century, mr. candor has been on broadway, television, and film to evoke romanticism and wonder. [applause] jeffrey katzenberg. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to jeffrey katzenberg are lighting up our screens in opening up our hearts the animation and cinema. he has e

[applause] joan harris.applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to joan harris for supporting creative expression in chicago and across our country. her decades of leadership and generosity have enriched our cultural life and helped countless artists, dancers, singers and musicians bring their talents to center stage. [applause] >> bill

. >>> joan harris.he 2013 national medal of arts to joan harris, for supporting creative expression in chicago and across our country. her decades of leadership and generosity have enriched or cultural life and helped countless artists, dancers, singers and musicians bring their talent to center stage. >>> bill t. jones. the 2013 national medal of arts to bill t. jones for his contributions as a dancer and choreographer, renowned for provocative performances that blend electic mix of modern and traditional dance, mr. jones creates works that challenge us to confront tough subjects and inspire us to greater heights. >>> john candor. the 2013 national medal of arts to john candor for his contributions as a composer. for more than half a century mr. candor has enlivened broadway, television and film through songs that evoke romanticism and wonder, and capture moral dilemmas that persist across generations. jeffrey katzenberg. the 2013 national medal of arts to jeffrey cannesenberg for lighting up our scree

hendricks alter ego joan harris joined the modern day work force but her skills don't really translate attempts to feed paper in the computer, mixes a martinez, lights a cigarette at her desk and mixes a martini as well. >> come on, cut it out, come on. >> i'm just trying to erase a typo. >> no, you are acting like you don't know how a modern office works. >> well, in the u.s. women make 23 percent less than the male counterparts. >> really. >> did you know 70 percent of the minimum wage work force is female and only 15 percent of our fortune 500 ceo's are. >> that is depressing. >> we're going to run our businesses like it is 1960's, i will act like it. >> um, or you could have had a stroke, you smoke a lot. >> hendricks has been nominated for an emmy five times for her role in the hit amc series mad men. she is the only female that really stand out. >>> surprise subway performance in new york city is trending this morning. kerry is looking at this video for us. what is going on. >> these perform ars are not your average panhandlers on the the streets of the new york city. this is act

harris -- joan har [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts for supporting creative expression in chicago and across our country. her decades of leadership and generosity have enriched our cultural life and helped countless artists, dancers, singers and musicians bring their talents to center stage. [applause] bill t jones. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts jones for his contribution as a dancer and choreographer. renowned for provocative performances that blend and eclectic mix of modern and traditional dance, mr. jones creates works that challenge us to confront tough subjects and inspire us to greater heights. [applause] john kander. [applause] the 2013 national medal of arts to john kander for his contributions as a composer. for more than half a century, mr. kander has enlivened broadway, television and film through songs that evoke romanticism and wonder, and capture moral dilemmas that persist across generations. [applause] jeffrey -- [applause]

joan on this, too. you know, back in 1948, i love history like you all do, too. i was thinking, harry truman had a do-nothing congress after world war ii. they did nothing except investigate people for communism. maybe they caught one here or there, but basically, they were wasting time. they used to open with a prayer and close with a probe, as someone once said. wasting time in investigations. darrell issa right across the floor. my question is, do you think the american people are going to vote for nothing, a party that stands for nothing, because that's what the republicans are saying? we'll do nothing. >> my fear is people don't realize there's only one human being who can bring a measure to the floor in the house of representatives. it's the speaker. i appreciate for the governor of texas is saying. that sounds like something i could have said. the problem is, he needs to instead of saying congress, he ought to say the republicans in congress. and call names, because my fear is that the american public does not understand the nuances and they may not understand that it is the re