[laughter] [lauter] >> it pleases me to no end. it could be after we air this og a trho you two met. >> that is exactly accurate. >> and you asked her ove twitter to write about? why did you agree? >> iht go through a al a up it's really funny when i say it -- hattayote litical book been comedically. i thought it was an interesting idea and i thought i would probably get no other time in my life to do something so un and exngculo and over the top d >> so a blue state, atheist, liberal, christian, red state, got together and what is the tone of the book? >> i think it s supring whic a wha e ia discussion and we were talking back and forth about the concept of the book, both of us knew about each other enough that we weren't really going to be nasty towards each other and make it personal. although it happens a little bit in the book this is aeis ci experience. we wanted to be friends and discover america in 2012. i apoume,mp through mr peter. >> sivas got together with a couple other people? >> yes, to other people. wedrgoumehe rive

[lauter] because eloses all iby. dyoi t listen to him ever again.you're going to give president obama an f on foreign pocy? an f for what he did in libya? an f for the incredible things wee been ab to do in otr anyose a y credibility. so by criticizing the president for the tone of the ads on bain capital, we enhance our credibility with those undecided voters when we say good things abt president obama. thdgn ksfbcia point. senior citizens, we're balancing the budget on everybody's back. because the rich people in this country are going to have to pay more taxes. so we're going to balance the budget out of their pocket to an anouw,heplho tsi i st eygotoseth subsidies. so we're balancing the budget on their backs. and, yes, we're going to take some of the benefits from the entitlement program, but not the oneshat are most central to the core of what we do. so toint is einut pbu weint the pain evenly. and if we don't mete out the pain evenly, wre never going to get this done. understand the republicans will not vote to raise revenue ever unless we vo

[lauter] john mccain released two years, and john kerry -- john kerry's wife who who as willie sutton would ss where the money is, never released any.. >> nina? >> clinton, 12 years, george h.w. b bush, 14 years. these are people who became to president it makes you wonder, what is in there? >> colby? >> 57% of the american people want him to releashis tax returns. you have republicans who want him to release hisax returns. i was thinking this was a non- issue until i heard george will say this makes you wonder if he has something to hide. >> roger? >> this is a loser of anan issue for george romney. >> mitt romneney. george is the father. >>itt romney, sorry. democratic surrogates are going around and saying that one man has seen romney's tax returns. it was john mccain, when he was a vetting him for vice president. the first thing mcca did was say, "taiwan sarahalin instead." -- i want sarah palin instead." why not t just do it? why not just tell us what was in the cayman islands, the swiss bank accounts? romney separatesimlf from the massive average american people by doing this. >

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[lauter] >>erps oas ques? vien'riniggt gepaner a resource-strained world. the printing pres exboarding to china. dtcneczehee t a hs holing gold, silver, precious etals. do you think they're going to be sud in codro te se rcy t outhnkty' ng o eethtt do you think they going o keep the gdp deflaters under control er time. pgth eyme rln bween the gthe il douithbtw. china's monetary policy going forward? >> once again, i love these questions. i'so glad ispentmeo toooino vew r i's alg ytisjua cotelissa western economy that runs with the very nkouyhgettarytols,ee' d ert long way to go. is there hope. are they acting to becom a rerve currentty istoele emtmsseomt erit l he cuci ylo reserves accumulated by not only by china, but brazil, they are increasing their amount of holdings not just intms sos e ptsa land assets around the world. i think part of that, a large part of that, they don't want to rely on the imf,erte shafmalyrei d in s if you -- there is a decoupling in the emerging between the emerging anddevlopicmi th iannho ind.bts t us the remedy much more than

[lauter] he dsnee,0or ,000o pa and caguuts d osn. theer qiof them being involved in some the wards in chicago and, of course, there's the estif a reha year. so there are connections. i'm not sure if all of them are valid. >> host: we are talking with davidietrusza here on oktv de pamdrein e-, enregoto oweouvo books, etc and the interview we did with you at the conservative political action committee earlier this year. but this e-mail r yo to think t is, inyo oni, c fiorvet th of t directions improved or hurt the nation. and this e-mailer asks before jfk because he she believes weeed me toass gd dg. shior tin t. pu ya's book. his first books were about baseball. minor miracles in '95. lights , '97. dged . st in 2003, major leagues came out in 2005, bebals cadianmerin leue ao i 05 d0amt: t anenxt election that david push shah wrote about was 1960, lbj v. xo imabic ahe rarmri mr. prize shah is also the editor of silent cal's almanac coues ja mute.-sp2 >> we're here at t conservative political action conference talking withad trwsh ah ae

[lauter] anenhythtaonip wh a mhe tensn when you wer young, your father was just this horrible figure, and you reach a certain age, you just think your father is so old-fashioned, and you hve the nsion wh i , when i was growing up. and then you wonder how you resolve it when you reach a certain age. so i try to focus on this so i can get more of aunivsa elin to tbos aay to help people understand china. because the chinese not always a, the cultural revolution is not everybody's parent that got beaten up. because most oinary people, you live the life, theiny thin, yodo ona gs thur a ns ts y survive. no matter what the revolution is trying to do or what mao tried to eradicate, the family or th traditions, they are always there. you can never eradicate it ther wkutine like rent ogana wre gg to -- [inaudible] society, and turn around, and the kids, they just life continues as always. >> so that relationship with your father, there is, there are a couple of points in the book where you are that kind of mark yoge nd 21, rit?heyo >> right. >> and i think one of them is your father was caution

is due back in court today. 36-year-old chris bucchere pleaded not guilty to felony vehicular man lauterehicular manslaughter last month. he's free on he's accused of running into a 71-year-old man when he was in the crosswalk at market and castro last march he died a few days later. prosecutors say bucchere made no effort to stop or slow down. >>> this morning a glimpse of things to come on the new bay bridge caltrans lit up 24,000 individual l.e.d. lights on the completed eastern section. the state-of-the-art lights were created just for the bridge when both sides are completed 1500 fixtures will house 48,000 l.e.d.'s creating a flat white light that does not shine into opposing traffic. better for an iowa-based lighting company designed the special lighting. >> what we use for l.e.d.'s individually aimed and visored. you create basically the ability to pain the road surface as opposed to throwing a bunch of light at it. >> the new about is on schedule to open labor day weekend, next year. >> seems to be high-tech in almost every dimension, including those lights. >> after all this tim

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[lauter] w ied diep isul be a solutions hearing. i don't think anybody on either side of the aisle thinks this solyndra loan program, dehitynass of the pic an program has been run very efficiently to be as mild as possible, and the draft bill that mr. sterns and mr. upton have put out is antt to ab preventing future solyndras from happening. it's not a perfect bill. the reason we're having a legislative hearing is because mr. upton and mr. sterns want to go through the regular order. is, itnm, but ati some point, we should focus on solutions to protect the american taxpayer in the future. my first question. we have -- the deputy assistan drgautdendgor ergy eie yeot here to talk about the solyndra bill, but . bass' bill; is that correct? >> that is correct. >> have you been authozed at all to cment onola? rete f mas bill? >> i believe we have mr. frantz here to discuss the loan guarantee program. that's his area of expertise. >> well, i kwr.rants us i butou er cet;ha correct? >> yes, sir. >> and theoretically, you're not supposed to

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did a lot of first amendment work, and it was subtle and nuance today the poin of unreadability -- [lauter] itonenth ure. oa irod he te wsfer y pouob asada with your new job at reuters, and are you working on another book? >> oh, don't make her ta about that. aughter] [ltec as e cti? uheneo isn't biography in the vein of the o'connor and scalia i did before, this is more anatomy of thcind pic hor ours han jcein 09 acer ou developments from the year of her birth, 1954 -- there wae

[lauter] >> you could make the advantages to homeowners much more ho mage deduction to a tax credits at our lower rate. >> changingthe t cd yestyay curnt ermars of battwonter on in lthe cpan video library. >> this book pfiles five li w cor healdbohe bhwa croit sorusa today" reporter and editor and washington post associate editor thena pss ur and ten mut. my name is larry laden, the ap bulletin executive edito for state news, a member of the book and other committ, an a --nk toyonnc rooney, home or bigger, and hal boyle. the author is timid the gate. im excited to be doing this boforetuoonhtook ge 14t a comedian to all politicalatires, and pro creator of the dailyhow will th.soletainico the aack will discuss his book , front burner, attack on the u.s.s. cole. vi-pde tc, h eelley t mystts h bk, othetrue stori from the loss tickets of africa. [laughter] from july f, a nelt mbf naalua lliscu h nhe dendmb 1 gaalfon d the w yorker will discuss his book , the oath the obama warehouse and the supreme court. if you would like to receive an e-il apcra oue,leelee u ou oin. l t benit the nation

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marketeer by conviction, it will not surprise you to hear me say that the problem of the past decade is [lauter]latn. heers andpplse] pr stads t heanpl] wve a eves scandals happen, he is slow to act, and he stands up for the wrong people. the question people are asking, is who will at etura pates?an s tybally s. ife ato finish if he -- if he fails to order a jue-led inquiry, people will come to one conclusion; hesi c't act tatler >>ouar.pe, ery what is happenin here. >>erers and applause] erlan. bers noyit to opposition back benchers, let the prime minister be heard. >> the party opposite want to talk aout absolutely everything art om theirorf3 i ty,pe,e pale, labour haven't found a sense of shame. [cheers and appuse] >>nkou,r.able] y a hlyat d itciisi the announcement of the higgs boson discovery. 6,000 scientists worked i lounsied rst experiments. can the prime minister confirm this government's commitment to science and its commitment to -- [iudible] >> thkhe honaby isanso rme beoisxrdyh eaou, not least higgs himself and extraordinary work, as she says, done in the northwest of england. evne

[lauter] if it's onmore rod ess pe? j sornsnd toak >> yes. i'd be happy to say. >> just a quick one. when we were talking about cybersecurity yesterday i was asking about the priorities of what needed be done, and i really came away with that is sehendrs ings weha to o ouieses paofti trd on cybersecurity? >> i think thetechnical expertise on cybersecurity is in the nsa. the a i shouldem thee. rmf being the public face to do the cybersecurity work that is not in the, in the dot.mil and dot -- we, espeallyn theot go e, i think the homeland department has to do it, implement it. but i don't think it should try to recreate the chnical expertise of thensa. >> i think there's a role for government in oversight the ans. c gyonal owrenter that failed in the deepwater hidessen spill two years ago was built to industry standards, was not subject to independent third party inspection mandated by the governme it is now. so i think we need to understand what ishe rolef gvernnt, ho d pceheec ovghsh thit's logical it should be the department of homeland sec

[lauter] we now move on to discuss a little bit more l i te t t siea g frdnt fhe nio laws but also all the otherconcerns mentioned, and we have a very distguished panel as i say that will ade tat ay. po ap bfimis, tevodll dan'lno some q&a and lively conversation. what we will hear from firsti louis michael seiman of cotituonal a gn ivty ah cotualdisnc cotualws. we will hear next from david rifkin jr. a partner that was the lead for he 26 stat th le tontiony heore e c. prsst george washington university school of public health service's she also directed the legislative to acting as president clinton's ralfrracn e afsheae h vingrff a ge university and former director of the medicaid program and counseto the u.s. house of representativessubcommittee on thay nirdhe environme d fr r boce lo hipaa craddock myth and adviser to president obama's 2008 campaign and transition team. o o mike seidman.turn ings >> thank you, susan and think youfor coming my prediction about the outcom f thease cmt r go oe ric od business it is barely possible the court would uphold the mandate. if you had wanted t

[lauter] wi te heroh ce eaain microphone has reached you so you can then give your name and your organizationif you wish and en ask your question. let's start in the back. get a microphone npee r ahek question. we will see if the microphone is on. >> stand up. >>quonfoe solicitor general and t components during the oral arguments i was wondering if afterwards have you read t mo hihv[naudible]ere was eve a since i was wonderin in the court ruled and theappel de was there any indication or what was that the motion? >> i will repeat the question for the audience that is watching and that is question thtsutreformance and how might it have been upgraded if it were seen at play analso what were your thoughts were you vindicated by the decision? >> let me answer that question thy. weloualtlee da ofs arrp is to protect criticism of government officials and exercise of their professional responsibilities and efficient responsibilies. m a vernntic cciiky thurrent official with the lady responsibility and i guess i was and i'm okay with that and that's just the nature of the process and that the way tha

an e-mail, a telegram [lauter] spent i can take hthe fist ladysot maeprs atnorr. she has a policy of not participating in books, and that's a blanket policy, which is that for all of us who are writingthem. during he procs, i met with members of eta ' dahe it be too ce out, i gave copies to her staff, and she has also seen the book. what she thinks i don't know. giyoyoil o. strikeme that [applause] >> for me information vit the author's wte elns. >> what are you reading this summer, oktv wants to know. >> i'm reding lyndon johnson, th g t t setme. spmo my tme -- >> i've got