bridge cordray is from the consumer protection bureau where joel white is the chair of the security exchange. chairman of the commodity features trading commission. tim, welcome back to the committee. i thank you all for being here today. i would like to ask the witnesses to please keep your remarks to five minutes. your full written statements will be included in the hearing record. governor, you may begin your testimony. >> thank you, mr. claireman. senator and other members of the committee. i senator, i understand that this may be the last time that this group of six appears before you and your time as chairman of the committee. i want to say before i begin that i think everybody appreciates the care and even approached with care. speaking as one who testified before you over the years, i also want to thank you for the patience and courtesy that you've extended to all witnesses in your time as chair.

on display are items from the manuscript divisions joel boone papers. boone was a white house physician to harding, coolidge and hoover and was one of the doctors in attendance when harding died. harding for years had lived with extremely high blood pressure and heart disease. there is no doubt that he died of natural causes. there's a small section in the display dedicated to the popular belief that harding was a poor writer and mangled the english language. the agnes meyer diary criticizes a harding speech in his ohio accent. but of course, one person's trash is someone else's treasure. harding was actually a very popular public speaker. and he did not invent the word "normalcy." another section deals with the rumor that harding was part african-americ african-american. the rumor behind these so-called whispering campaign of 1920, harding's presidential campaign. we've included two presidential campaign posters, one printed by an african-american political activist from cleveland, supporting harding and quoting from one of his speeches that favored civil rights. the ot

going to read a -- an appraisal of president harding by his physician while he was in the white house admiral joelen we'll have the conversati conversation. boon i was man who won the medal of honor during the first world war was a marine corp physician in france and then he was the official presidential doctor so to speak for harding, cool idge, hoover and fdr. this letter was written in 1959 about harding. he says, i wonder how well or intimately you knew late president harding. he's writing a friend. i did not know him until his second year in office was some months old. from then on i had the opportunity to know him as one of his physicians. i saw himxc frequently lived in the white house for four months september to december 22 during the very serious illness of mrs. harding. accompanied the hardings to florida, was a member of the presidential party on a transcontinental tour into alaska in the summer of 1923. was one of the physicians when president harding was desperately ill in san francisco up until the time of his death his regular fizz iings were a reserve naval medical officer and i w

joel, by the way. you're doing red band society, what else? >> black and white, a film that i did with kevin costner.ates to watch the premier of "red band society." >> that is on fox. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> good to have you back here. >>> and coming up in just a minute, tim mcgraw is going to perform live. ♪ >>> country megastar tim mcgraw, he is back with us. oh, my goodness. it's been so long. does he look fantastic or what? >> not as good as you do. >> oh, no, no. he's on tour. he's got a brand new one that is out, sundown heaven town. i love that. and i love the guys in the band. i feel like old home week when i'm around you. so happy for you and be you said it's like a microcosm of your fabulous 20 year career. what do you think? >> there's a lot of everything. i have tried to do a lot in the genre of country music. whatever i sing, it's going to be country. and i have a great band. and a lot of these guys played on the record. it just sort of sound like everything i have done, and points to the future a little bit. >> yeah, it does. but also going back, that duet with your girl, fa

joel, by the way. you're doing red band society, what else? >> black and white, a film that i did with kevin costner.er of "red band society." >> that is on fox. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> good to have you back here. >>> and coming up in just a minute, tim mcgraw is going to perform live. ♪ iwith something terrible to admit. i treated thousands of patients, risked their lives, while high on prescription drugs. i was an addict. i'm recovered now, but an estimated 500,000 medical professionals are still out there, abusing drugs or alcohol. police, airline pilots, bus drivers... they're randomly tested for drugs and alcohol... but not us doctors. you can change that: vote yes on proposition 46. your lives are in our hands. ♪ >>> country megastar tim mcgraw, he is back with us. oh, my goodness. it's been so long. does he look fantastic or what? >> not as good as you do. >> oh, no, no. he's on tour. he's got a brand new one that is out, sundown heaven town. i love that. and i love the guys in the band. i feel like old home week when i'm around you. so happy for you and be you said it's like a micr

joel. >> if that's not enough, in 2015, david skorton is set to take over the smithsonian institution, the world's largest museum and research center. not to worry if you are a fan of the black and white bear. >> we are the pandacam. >> i spoke to him at our studios in new york. >> for all of the ills in society and the economy, education, when done well in america is done really, really well. at universities like yours, you are seeing applicants each year more and more from other places who want to come to america because america does higher education the best. what's your take on it? >> first of all, i would like to think about education as a spectrum from early childhood education to k through 12 system to secondary education and professional and graduate school. now, there is over 4,000 colleges in the universe and one of the things that's very important to think about -- in the united states. not everybody is suited to the same kind of anything. >> we want to think about the 4-year colleges who don't emphasize research and those line cornell who do. the importance of that type is it leads to innovation. innovation is what drives our economy. and higher education helps innovation

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white house backtracks one day after blaming. after blaming for the rise isis. anyway, we'll tell you what it all means coming up. >>> and you need inspiration this morning? pastor joeler your e-mails. i've never seen him in a bad mood or not smiling because mornings are better with friends. >>> welcome to the second hour of fox and friends on this tuesday. elizabeth when you enter viewed the son of the real estate agent, everybody was holding out hope. >> and today our hearts sinking. police confirming that they found the body buried alive. heather has the developing details. >> our hearts out to that family. police say they found the real to realtor's body in a shallow grave lend a concrete mixing business where the suspect aaron lewis actually used to work. investigators made the grim discovery after grilling lewis for 12 hours. we're told he admitted to kidnapping beverly carter, but he did not reveal her whereabouts. at 9:00 a.m., the 33-year-old will make his first court appearance. police arrested almost after he was recognized at a shopping center in little rock. >> guy ran off and we just took off after him. my buddy followed him around one way and i went th