. >> if you have the commissioner determining the intent is malicious, john madden you play one down in the n.f.l. your body will never be the same physically. a player needs to be there to determine whether it's malicious or bad intent. both sides have to be remitted. >> bill, you did something for yourself to help yourself heal. like i said i left the raider parking lot two weeks before, couldn't find my home. went to all the doctors that the n.f.l. sent me to. they told me three times. time is your friend. there is nothing you can do. we don't know if you'll end up like mohammad ali. so i hired my distribution and scientist and came up with a product. the product is actually this here and i started a company. this is really just for me. what i did i started handing it out to people and giving it to guys that i played with. is it making my brain perfect? no, but i can function well during the day and it's mind over matter. 30 nutrients for the brain. you have to feel your brain. it's more different than taking protein for the muscles. >> i want to thank you most. all right. we do h

. >> kevin madden, let me ask yout about john boehner taking over as the speaker of the house in the next congress. what does he bring to the job? he's your former boss. >> yes.ss so i've done this for a living a before, talked about john boehner. but one thing you have to remember about john, it's drilled into you when you workor for him is that reform is at the heart of everything he does. when he first came togt washington, and he's been here since the late '80s, he told19 the people of his district that if they wanted to send somebody to washington to rob the federal treasury, they ought to vote for the other guy. when he first came here, he mad a name for himself as being part of the gang of seven that exposed the house banking scandal. at his core, he is a reformer. he has respect for the s institution but has always sought to make it work better for both parties and make it more transparent. i think that's something you'll see, particularly with the earmark ban. john worked very hard to institute the last earmark ban we had in the house of representatives. i think you'll see m

john hendren reporting. so how will the big meeting go? from washington this mornin with their thoughts, the always oft kaeir thoughts, the always finney and republican kevin madden. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> karen, let me start with you. i'm sure kevin will be mad at me for starting with issue num inomy of course. so is there any hope? hen o for two s to1 o&tand hinh issue? >> yeah, i think they're going have lesti enou of boehner and the house are actually more aligned with the white house than you both are up for re-election in two years and nee you know, the election results were not really a mandate other than to say, we want you to get somethini apn pars i think they will be able to g some things donvio goio be they're also that the american people do not want to be used as political pawns. they really want to see results. ve so utora want to see results. being the party of opposition. so why should they change th >> well, because i think karen is right. i think that the republicans recognize >> you arecf1 >> yet's e even on a sung. >> mark that. >> we do recognize that it was not a mandate and that what we've got on election day was

john duncan republican ranking hem of house committee on highways and transit. welcome congressman. well said on the floor. let me bling in juan williams who joins us from dc tonight. congressman that is absolutely maddening i call them anti-terror pimps. since 9-11 there has been a whole lass of people who have been enriched by feeding on our para now yaw and fear. body scanners to me a classic example. >> i think you are exactly right. a university of pennsylvania professor wrote to one of the capitol hill mu newspapers saide fight against terror had been funding corporations and others and he said the spending now far exceeded the threat. what i have said repeatedly we need to have more balance and common sense and we need to come to our senses and realize people are trying to make big money off of this and what we need to do is -- i know there are people all over this country probably half of the people who any time you say something is for security they are going tore fob it no matter how wasteful or needless than this but people all over the country are upset about the scanners and i think there should be. >> that's a separate issue. sticking on the obscene money these machines cost. i was in iraq i