that is the pot calling the kettle a blender. pot? what do you mean? i you've got me all wrong. i would never be black. but wait -- how did these incredibly not racist people find themselves in the crosshauers of having to explain how racist they aren't. >> the media maybe twists thing a little bit. >> you guys try to make everybody in the world think i'm prejudice. i'm not prejudice. >> jon: twisting it around to make it -- take it over here. i mean if they would just play the whole tape they would see the negro may have been better under slavery which say line he wrote in a must play called les miseraceist. if you know any jew producers -- what stop twisting my words! donald sterling has yet to blame why he is not to blame. but another billionaire donald is more than happy to suggest -- wait -- [laughter] -- more than happy to suggest sterling is not the only one at fault here. >> got set up by a very, very bad girlfriend, let's face it. she was baiting him. she's a terrible human being and she's called the girlfriend from hell. >> jon: that's why i recommend to all my wealthy

as a manager, now in a very different kettle of fish, they go in understanding the life they are enteringut also being told on the other hand, here are -- here is what you can expect for the rest of your life. >> well, i think the point that's been made here, by the he john is that people were not being honest with general. he was telling of them to cut down the waiting period, all right, now people who did not want to admit they weren't following that, or couldn't follow that, were gaming the season by pretending people did. is that's a problem we need to find out about. but you flow as a manager, if you say we are going to reduce the backlog by x or y%, people out in the field say we better do that or we won't get promoted and they aren't as honest as hay should be, and that's what we are finding out now. that's why i think the general said i'm mad as hell. because he is used to the army where people don't do that, and he couldn't believe that people may do that. and we will find out how bad. they gamed the season, and they should be held accountable for it. but you can't say because yo

and he is a researcher at smith, kettle and we worked in the past and actually before the ear plug ordinance was passed, we had done a research study with smith, on musicians and folks coming and going into the clubs, and over our ten-year period we reported that about 86 percent of the people going into the clubs they were actually having ringing in their ears and so we were really excited about the ear plug ordinance like ten years ago. and now, we feel that there is a really great opportunity to show how great san francisco is, and you know how we are the kind of the first in doing hearing conservation and seeing what it is that we are doing and how to help our citizens enjoy the night life. and they like to boogie, sorry. i am sorry. and any way, but also to help other cities get their heads wrapped around how this could happen and be a real positive thing, for people. you know, it is like a good thing. and we have this, actually here we have the initiative that we have done for, a couple of decades now, called plugs in clubs and we like to do this again with, and in our hearing initiati

i'm the kettle. >> can you explain that? >> he is saying all of these things. obama had -- spends money on these luxuries luxuries luxuries and these vacations. he spends -- he has billions of dollars and spends so much on watches, purses -- not purses for him. >> like on all of these things he talks about our prisons, but they have would00,000 north koreans in the secret camps. again look at your own self. i feel like you are unamerican. >> what do you think, andy? you are unamerican for agreeing with everything he says. >> i don't agree with everything he says. just the part about being watched all the time. >> a couple weeks ago they put out a steament and went after -- a statement and went out to the human rights council and said as for kirby, he is a disgusting lecher with a 40 odd year long career of homosexuality. that was his job. he is now over 70, but he is still anxious to get married to his homosexual partner. this practice can never be found in north korea. in fact, it is ridiculous for such gay to sponsor dealing with other human rights issues. su

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china on its part says that it is almost like the pot calling the kettle black, particularly with edwin snowden affair which suggests that the former contractor leaked secrets from the nsa. that they were often attacked by u.s. intelligence agencies on chinese tigers. so some saying this goes on every whereby every country and that pointing out china is unfair, but at the same time, you know, the u.s. says they've lost billions because of this hacking over time. >> it does seem to be the naming and the shaming which is different this time and that's why it would take on a whole new dimension. live for us in beijing. >>> nearly 100 arrests have been made against hackers using a piece of malicious software. the crackdown spans 19 countries, targeting a program known as black shades. it allows hackers to remotely hijack computers. they can turn on webcams, access hard drives and steal passwords. even worse, it is relatively easy to use and kit cost as little as $40. authorities say more than half a million users have been infected. >>> american beauty queen was among the target. cassidy wo

it feels maybe it's a rigged game, but the fact that ma and pa kettle are bearish is bullish for stocksually get in at the wrong point, i think is what you're saying. shane, is that going to be the case this time? >> i kind of agree with jonathan. i believe that, you know, short term i think the market will be healthy to see a 10% correction, but i think if you have a buying list going into the end of the summer, i think you're going to be in a very good area. gerri: a lot of the financial advisers i talk to are all calling for 10% correction, as you said. they just don't know when it's going to happen. so that's ooh what they have -- that's what they have on their radar. you want to be invested in stocks long term, just how much the entry point is for people on the sidelines, that's not really clear at this point. gerri: i've got to tell you, i am never on the sidelines, you know what i mean? that's just the way i play. shane was saying you've got to be true to your school, you've got to follow what you're doing and stick with your plan, and that's exactly what i do. a lot of people do

>> that's a different kettle of fish, angela, i think you know that. >> how? >> you say the loss of life overseas where we should have a fact-finding mission, not, angela, a witch hunt or otherwise politicized investigation. you don't fund raise -- >> when hillary clinton went before the committee, she said what does it matter anyway now. of you've had darrell issa that have had hearings. and certain hearings have been politicized. we're trying to find facts here and nancy pelosi doesn't want to step up to the plate. she is politicizing it, doug. she is. >> i guess when you come from where i have, when you have the deaths of lives on 9/11 to make people benghazi advocates and ask them to contribute is very different from traditional fund-raising. you have acknowledged, angela, there is politicization. i think we can both agree there shouldn't be politicization, angela. can we agree on that? >> meeting the american people -- the president didn't want to say it was a terrorist attack. and my sources tell me that we knew that it was a terrorist attack within 24 h

what's your sec >> i like to -- my secret is really just i use a little worcestershire, a lot of kettlei do a prepared hor there. i do a little lemon because i think that cuts through some of the worcestershire. i put beef jerky on the top of it. it's just like a full thing. >> jimmy: here we go. now we're talking. beef jerky on top? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: oh, i like that. >> and i'll put cheese. i'll make like a cheese sandwich. it's crazy. >> jimmy: no, really? you made a couple tonight? i actually made these. >> jimmy: with the beef jerky on top. >> i actually gave this as my christmas gift to friends. all the ingredients wrapped with -- i wrote out the recipe. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i heard a little tip one that somebody told me. if you put a little shot of guinness in a bloody mary. >> oh, i do that. >> jimmy: you do? >> i'd do that on anything. [ l >> jimmy: eggs in the morning. dude, it can't happen to a a better guy. congrats on everything. >> and likewise. i'm so happy for you. >> jimmy: congrats on baby number three. that's awesome, buddy. >> tha >

who are we to call -- pop callin -- pot calling the kettle black, given the egregious violations -- > >> on formulators, for negotiators, and our own population. >> how important that there be other announcements from other nations on us? >> they are all in these various cyber security ports. whether it is a verizon report issued annually or even in this report. the leading hackers around the world are, number one, china. number two, i believe, romania. number three, the united states. the thing that worries me particularly about this u.s.-china issues that it comes 6 weeks before the scheduled strategic and economic ballot between the u.s. and china slated for early july -- no, this is slated for early july in beijing. it is a big meeting between senior delegations of both countries. discussthe forum to these issues intensely behind closed doors rather than go public with most wanted posters and other sensationalist documents that were leveled in the political arena for these charges. >> this is politically motivated, then what should china's response be? >> china's response needs to

the turncoat to place in a kettle of visual into a memory of the 22 year-old. i feel safer here snow in some money people care about the events that happened last night. the vigil started at the center of campus then took the streets walking with candles in hand in a lawsuit in faces onto a nearby park where the reflection of the scandal could be seen a lighting up. it showed do our best and tell them research for what happened. intelligence walking by that there's super there's really upset and confused about why this happened. it's also knowing that even though a lot people and now the students the we are still a community and that everybody does care about each other and that this committee does matter or not crazy weekend about each other. with so much sadness and confusion there's also optimism from the students out here behind me this say they will continue to try to move on the bus that can is the obvious that it will take some time. >> : will be checking in with scuffed up the news cast. until 10:00 this morning. this all started friday night at 530 the

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. >> and communication, that would be a very different kettle of fish. >> but how would you prove that? >> well, it is difficult, but what you would look for are communications and trying to get at the substance of whether people were trying to move simultaneously or collaboratively. it's highly unusual with respect to most portfolio managers, many of whom go to great lengths to prevent others from finding out what their positions are. >> what's the lag time on the 13-f files? i mean, from the time they take the position until it has to be revealed in those s.e.c. fil filings? >> the results are due quarterly and then 45 days after the quarter, and what winds up happening is that by the time these reports come out people may have changed their entire direction in a particular stock or altered how much they own. >> and the reason i ask, the reason i ask, and i don't mean to interrupt. is that a legacy going back to a time when it took that much time to collate the papers and figure it on. we're in a technology age where there's instant access to information now. should we be revisiting

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that's something what is somehow expected by let me call it it's sort of new a liberal post modernist kettle local whether you're given by well us liberal it's that they say all these things like identity like history like really don't play any more role we are just individuals and we are happy all together so when you check those reports you don't see that there are journalists travelling there and not even noticing that the people in the east are maybe speaking russian and have another history than the people for example living in limbo for we say in germany so there we're not seeing that they are two different identities in this country and they were trusting well everything is happy ukraine wants to be part of the west so now all of the sudden by a western provocation by the way not by a russian activity now all of the sudden all this fairy tale science fiction they're writing is breaking together and they don't have they don't have any other instrument then to blame even russia why this is very very easy we were talking in the beginning about the cold war media but when i checked the co

isn't this somehow a case of the pot calling the kettle black at message exactly as exactly the at the at that example i would use exactly that that language so the us national security agency has been caught hacking specifically the the systems of the way which is essentially china's answer to cisco systems the networking equipment vendor and they want to be able to have access to block wake when it's a popular vendor around the world they want to be able to have access to those systems when and if necessary when they're in use around the world and so what they do they got caught packing a lot of ways corporate headquarters and finding ways to you know backdoor that equipment when and where they find it now in the case of cisco systems it's a u.s. based company its manufacturing operations are both in the u.s. and outside the u.s. and they get shipped all over the world the biggest networking vendor in the world but here we had the national security agency apparently and with this hasn't been completely confirmed if it's a picture of pears to bear it out then the equipment was being i

but i believe that that's like the pot calling the kettle black. but, mr. chairman, thank you for your respected leadership on this issue. the american people deserve to know the truth. we must not keep promoting a false narrative. libya was not a political success. this day to s to be a tinderbox waiting to to slowed -- waiting to explode. terrorist groups all over the place. let's not ignore the facts on the ground. let's get to the truth about what happened in benghazi and having this select committee is a way to get to the truth. pure and simple. no politics. thank you, mr. chairman, for the time and i thank the speaker as well. mr. sessions: rereserve -- we reserve our time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentlewoman from new york. ms. slaughter: i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the gentleman from virginia, the ranking member of the oversight and government reform committee on government operations, mr. connolly. the speaker pro tempore: the distinguished gentleman from virginia is recognized for three minutes. mr.