and i recall sitting right about a there on the aisle -- right back there on the aisle, my friend joe wilson was sitting over in this section over here, and the president was standing at this second level here, because that's where nonmembers of the house have to stand to address this body, if they're invited, as he was. and he made statements about would not provide health insurance or health care provisions for people who were illegally here, for abortion, and my friend joe wilson just erupted such a righteous man, he couldn't contain himself, yelled out, you lie. now, we have house rules. i know every time i bring this up or talk about this house rule it gets my friends in the parliamentarian's office paying real close attention to make sure i don't violate the rule myself. they start listening very -- well, they're always listening carefully. but even more carefully. , t in talking hypotheticals if a president or someone speaking officially in this house, to either the house or a joint session, makes a statement -- i'm talking hypothetically, i'm not saying the president did, because i k

distinguished colleague from south carolina, member of the education and work force committee, joe wilson. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson, is recognized for one minute. mr. wilson: thank you, chairman phil roe, for yielding. i appreciate your leadership on this issue for the american families. i'm in strong support of the resolution to disapprove of the department of labor's fiduciary rule. this 1,000-page rule is yet another one of the president's burdensome expensive regulations. instead of helping american families by expanding access to financial advice, the department of labor has overly restricted the definition of a fiduciary, creates new obstacles for small business owners. just reading the rule, much less picking it up, of 1,000 pages is going to cost consumers. this administration is misguided fiduciary rule will make the -- harder for small businesses to assist their employees in preparing for retirement, increase its cost, and limits choices for those who need the advice most. american families. in the past months, i have met with busine

wilson is the executive director. she tells me she has spoken with hunter pence and he is as appalled as she that is anyone would commit a crime like this. joe vazquez, kpix5. >>> the man at the center of a bizarre legal saga is heading to federal court tomorrow. stanislav petrov was beaten by alameda sheriff's deputies in november and it was caught on camera as you can see. afterward he claim the deputies stole his necklace and gave it to a homeless couple. friday he was arrested in an fbi raid for guns and drugs in visitacion valley, but hours before the fbi came knocking that day there was a shooting at the same apartment. >>> a san mateo man reported missing last week was found dead. the body was identified as 39- year-old michael shaffer, no word on the cause of death or where the body was found. >>> police are asking for the public's help to find a group of vandals terrorizing a san leandro group who has shot out the windows of at least 125 vehicles running up $65,000 in damage. they've also taken aim at people injuring at least two. >> one of the people were hit in the arm and had to have the bb surgically removed out of the arm. anot

joe for making this possible for us. and i hope to see you again at another woodrow wilson event. thank you. >> the book tils both a story of the fact that the manuscript, this national treasure isn't what we thought while also trying to chronologically think about what would madison encountering at the time. and keeping those two narratives straight was quite tricky for a while. >> sunday night on q & a, boston college law school professor mary sarah builder discusses her book "madison's hand," which takes a critical notes at the notes james madison wrote during and after the constitutional convention of 1787. >> madison took the notes on sheets of paper. he folded those sheets in half. so he writes on front, across the middle on the two pages and on the backside. at some point he sewed all these little pieces of paper together into a manuscript. one of the really wonderful things we noticed when down there was that the last quarter of the manuscript, the holes' that he had sen didn't match with the earlier one. this confirmed my suspicion that the very end of the manuscript had

wilson, and an accident in conshohocken at 13th and feyyet. mass transit, airport so far so good. chris and lauren, back to you. >>> big day in politics, vice-president joeen stumping in philadelphia but a round of campaigning wasn't for candidates running for president. >> the vice-president, and democratic senate candidate katie mcginty made a stop at mayfair diner yesterday afternoon. president and his vice-president have thrown his support behind mcginty over joe sestak. nominee who wins today's senate preliminary will square off against pat toomey in november. >>> remember you can tune in the results tonight on the fox 29 news at 10:00 he clock. you can stay with us at 11:00 for our special extended coverage of the primary in both pennsylvania and delaware. >>> attorney for former browns quarterback johnny manziel says he will be indicted on misdemeanor a salt charges over allegations's attack his ex-girl friend in january. manziel's lawyer says he expects an assault charge for family violence to be filed. an indict would further jeopardize manziel's chance have playing pro football. he was cut by cleveland browns, dropped by two agents and no longe

wilson center. i also want to express appreciation for bill brown, who is the person who introduced me to chinese colleagues and the city of shooter joe where john birch was laid to rest, and more on that in a little bit, a little bit later. a great privilege to be here today's for all of those reasons. when i started this project back in 2010, i had no idea who john birch was. like most americans, his name was synonymous with right-wing anti-communist politics in the us. when i was a kid growing up part of the time in michigan , there was a satire of the birch society, the chad mitchell trio, if any of you remember that. we only hail the hero from home we got our name. we are not sure what he did, but he is our hero just the same. 's so that made me kind of curious about who he really was, but not enough to actually dig into it and find out. lo and behold when i read and stumbled upon information that he had been a missionary and military intelligence officer in china who lost his life shortly after the war, i was quite astounded and quite curious. one of my 1st trips was up to the national archives in college park, and there was a s