my name is colonel jeannie leavitt. it is been my privilege to command the men and women of the wing located at the airport base in north carolina. within a matter of hours, we can deploy to provide decision combat air power anywhere in the world. i have been in the united states air force for more than 21 years. than 300en in more combat hours in iraq and afghanistan. i have deployed the locations in saudi arabia, kuwait, turkey, and afghanistan. my experience with the military justice system the -- became well before i was a commander. education and leadership briefings. these experiences instilled in me a deep sense of the vital role of military justice in maintaining a disciplinary force. i take my duties and responsibilities very seriously today. am responsible to ensure our men are properly chained and equipped -- trained and equipped. our nation has entrusted the lives of america's sons and daughters to our military. it is the commander who shoulders the responsibility. an absolutely indispensable attribute of a

aireannie leavitt force commander of the fourth fighter wing. we welcome you all. we thank you for your service. i will call you in the order guess we stated. colonel martin, welcome. please limit your testimony to five minutes. distinguished members of the committee, inky for the opportunity to testify. name is colonel donna martin. for the fast two years i commanded the 202nd military division. it provides world last protective services the european command, africa command, and central command. our mission is to protect and safeguard personnel and resources. i leave 13 installations. i have commanded military police units at the brigade levels. hasxperience and authority grown at each stage of command. as a company commander, i attended a first sergeant pre- command course. between the advocate in the commander. this relationship is critical. it is built on mutual trust and respect. i have received instruction on military justice and i have relied upon my advocate as i have considered military justice actions. military justice becomes more complex. attended a sen

charles leavitt or not has a stock play on the technology.ersal panel, just changed their symbol to oled. they have pioneered the space. the stock has been down though. a lot of legal stuff going on. the tv world knew about this television. the price will go down even though you will probably order a couple today. it has a lot of upside potential. stuart: oled. got it. no shortage of scandals this week from the controversy of the irs, vladimir putin flexing his muscles in defiance when it comes to snowden. almost comical. welcome, andy. welcome to "varney & company." i have been on once. i find it difficult to do television at 9:30 at night we is anything humorous about the irs? >> not really. everything that is happening with the irs can basically be traced back to big government. the bigger the government, the bigger the bureaucracy and the more fraud there will be an people doing things they are not supposed to be doing. you have all of these people, think it was david axelrod who said you can't blame president obama for this. the federal

of people go to these restaurants the leavitt, enjoy it, but handling some of the game and come back earnings. the stock was straight out the. >> so much for that. that is a big target. tour of the window. stuart: let's get serious, shall we. our next guest, an environmentalist who does not think that president obama's climate plan goes far enough. joining us now, the center for biological diversity. we want to welcome you want to the program. >> thank you for having me again. stuart: i have to say this right up front. we don't argue about whether we have global warming, don't argue about whether it is a crisis are not. i see this as an impermissible interview because i want you to tell our audience what more you want. if president obama did not go far enough, what do you want? go. >> well, two things. the first thing is that what he actually committed to do yesterday was incredibly modest. a lot of floridian rhetoric. it sounded good, but what he really committed to do was quite a little. in terms of what we would like to see him do, we would like to see a true science based standar

andne corps commander, ,olonel jeannie leavitt commander of the fourth fighter wing. all.lcome you we thank you for your service, and we will call you i guess within the order we just stated. colonel martin, welcome, and please limit your testimony to five minutes. andanking member distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify before you today. my name is colonel donna martin, and i have commanded the military police group criminal investigation division, it provides world-class investigative and protect this services to the european , andnd, african command central command. our mission is to protect and safeguard personnel and resources. i have been assigned to the other teen military installations throughout germany, italy, belgium, and kosovo. i have commanded military police units at the company, battalion, and brigade level. my experience has grown at each stage. as a company commander, i a course which included instruction on military justice. the course emphasizes a role and relationship between the judge advocate and the comm