. >> who is libby and why is she lipe? we will discuss in a jiffy. >>> i speak of libby an attractive customer care representative at newark airport. they have an airport in newark. she is not real, however. she is an avatar. don't know what that is? it has three vowels, and it is good for "wheel of fortune." libby was created by a company that uses technology to project her image on a sheet of plexiglass. she is sweet. she is stirring things in me i didn't know she had. here she is in action. >> if you need to go to terminal a and b please follow the signs. for connecting flights on united airlines, please visit the recheck area on the left. if you need to connect to an airline other than united, please see the monitors located in the terminal for additional information. >> the port authority says the avatars are not taking any jobs. even as they unveiled libby's sister and another one planned for jfk, the airport. oddly her first day on-the-job she broke a nail and cried. that joked a sexist male avatar. here is a greete

greg and libby myers.../ who... spent weeks... in new orleans.... after... hurricane katrina...//.while... damage ...from issac ... is... not... nearly as severe../ the... myers say... their mission is the same. (myers) "we're there to help people, to give them comfort, give them a place to stay, find places for them to rrcuperate and help them get on with their lives.. lives."myers... and his wife... libby... are... expected to be ...in... mississippi... for... 3---weeks. maryland ...health officials... confirm...//: the... first death... this yeer... from... west nile virus.../. nationwide,.../ there's... been a spike... in... the number of cases ... in... the past ... week...// kathleen cairns... jjins us.../ with... the... very latest.../ concerning maryland../ kathheen. health officials do describe it as alarming. they say the 13 cases reported in maryland so far are widespread, with cases reported in every region. without a particular hotspot to watch out for, they recommend eeeryone use precaution. maryland has 13 cases of west nile.. and one fatality

greg and libby myers... who spent weeks in new orleans after hurricane katrina... will be among the many volunteers helping those affected by hurricane isaac. while damage from isssc is not say their mission is still the same. 3&(myers) "we're there to help peopll, to give them comfort, give them a place to stay, find places for them to recuperate ann help them get on with their lives." lives."myers and his wife libby are expected to beein mississippi for up to 3 weeks. 3 the man suspected n the deaths of 12 people in a colorado movie theater tried contacting a psychiatrist... just nine minutes before the sh. shooting.defense attorneys made the revelation thursday during a ourt hearing about his relationship with a psychiatrist. attorneys said holmes tried to get in touch with doctor lynne fenton through the university of colorado switchboard on july 20th.fenton also testified thursday that she contacted campus pplice because she was "so concerned" abouu her last meettng with holmes.it was also revealed that the university of iowa rejected holmes' graduate school a

and coast.greg and libby myers... will be among the many volunteers helping those affected by hurricane isaac. while amage from issac is not nearly s severe... the myers say their mission is still the same. (myers) "we're there to help people, to give them comfort, give them a place to stay, find places for them to recuperate and help them get lives."myers and his wife libby are expected to be in mississippi for up to 3 weeks. if you're headee outton the water this labor day weekend... the department of natural esources is reminding boaters to beeprepared for remnants of hurricane isaac. be prepared for high tides, debris and missing or misplaced navigational aids. d-n-r encourages you to inspect yyur boat for damage before leaving the dock. when severe weather hhts... it's important to have a plan... even if you're a stuffed animal. take a look at this picture... aken by a isaac.when he went ome to e &pcheck on thiigs there... he found this list of rules his 8- year old ddughter ashley left for her stuffed animals. t

he let scooter libby swing for his misdeeds indeed.s ironic because cheney, you think of all that now because romney and the republicans are talking about leaks from the white house. you know what they leaked from the bush white house was the identity of cia operative working on weapons of mass destruction, which they supposedly care about. >> he got us into that war with wrong information. >> of course. >> thank you joe and susan. we'll be right back. is. get 3 years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> let me finish tonight with this. this weekend i saw for the third time the best play about politics, today's politics, ever written. it's called "the best man." it's about a candidate for president who has to choose between his ambition and his principles. his opponent is about to dump a bad story on him, that he had a nervous breakdown years ago. he kn

he let scooter libby swing for his misdeeds indeed.t's ironic because cheney, you think of all that now because romney and the republicans are talking about leaks from the white house. you know what they leaked from the bush white house was the identity of cia operative working on weapons of mass destruction, which they supposedly care about. >> he got us into the same area over and over again? is. >>> let me finish tonight with this. this weekend i saw for the third time the best play about politics, today's politics, ever written. it's called "the best man." it's about a candidate for president who has to choose between his ambition and his principles. his opponent is about to dump a bad story on him, that he had a nervous breakdown years ago. he knows the story will destroy him as a candidate, especially right there at the opening of his party's national convention. an aide comes to the rescue. he's dug up a witness who says his rival engaged in a gay relationship back during world war ii. it may not be true, but our hero knows it c

greggand libby myers.../ who... spent weeks... in new orleans.... after...urricane katrina...//.while... damagee ...from issac ... is... not... nearly as severe../ the... myers say... their mission is the same. (myers) "we'rr there to help people, to give them comfort, give them a place to stay, find places for them to recuperate and help them get oo with their lives." lives." myers... and his wife... libby... are... expected to be ...inn.. mississippi... for... 3---weeks. a... live look... at the epublican national convent. convention../.you're.... looking at:..///is... speaking pight now...///.mitt romney... p will accept... the party's nomination... for... president tonite.../...and. .. we'll... take youuback... to... tampa live../ . for... some of his remarks. the... man ...accused of thrratinging... a workplace ... shooting.../ calling... given... home .. detention.../ &paa... a.. heariny todayprosecutors ... say... neil prescott ... madd... several ttreats ...to his old... boss.../// police... foun

(rydell) "gree and libby myers aae expected to be in mississippi for up to three the many victims ofasac. in northwest baltimorr, john rydell, fox 45 news at five." 3 .the... . city... is... rolling out the warniig tonight.../.. if... you... travel dowwtown..../ expect delays..../ jeff abell ... live downtown ../. where... the... grand already... having a grand impact, jeff.... 3 its rush hour and this is what it looks likeeonnmartin luthur king oulevard where most of the downtown traffic is being directed...... its a real 3 the city has nowwshutdown most all of pratt stteet downtown to make way for the grand prix this weekend. and that has left many surrounding streets clogged with traffic. the city is waaning motorists to expect congestion today..,., but for those who have to travel downtown....the delays and the headaches are oo every block. (23:14:10) "lombard street has been like a parking lot all day...." (23:15:35) "i was traaelling out five-miles an hour and using my brakes." (23:18:03) "its a madhouse down here today. its a total the garage, there were huge o - trucks in the

libby myers...will never forget the ddsturbing images of hurricana katrina.so seven years ago this week.she and her husband greg...decidedd they would do something. (myers) "so i went home and told gregory that i was going to go to louisiann and he said when are we leaving."they signed up...to becomeered cross volunteers.they spent severaa weeks in nnw orleans...offering food... clothing...and comfort... to those... who lost everything. (myerss "but when you see family, can't find their kids, "it's mentally agonizing."" (ryddll) "the myers are just two of nearly 20 red cross volunteers frommtheebaltimore area who will soon be on their way to mississippi and louisiana to provide relief to the many victims of hurricane issac."and while "issac" has not been... neerly as deviitating... as wass know...that there is still an urgent need for volunteers...like them. (myers) "i don't think in my entire life, 've ever met people who are nicer, kinder or more appreciative of the help we were giving them." (myers) "sometimes we stay in gymnasiuus, sometiies we sleep pn tents."but to tte myers...it

now he comes back as the big adviser to america. >> he let scooter libby swing for his misdeeds, indeed's ironic because cheney, you thing of all that now because romney and the republicans are talking about leaks from the white house. you know what they leaked from the bush white house is the identity of cia operatives working on weapon of mass destructi destruction. >> thank you joe and susan. we'll be right back. sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! it's your last chance to get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry, sleep train's interest-free for 3 event ends sunday! superior service, best selection, lowest price, guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> let me finish tonight with this. this weekend, i saw for the third time the best play about politics. today's politics. ever written. it's called the best man. it's about a candidate for president who has to choose between his ambition and

now he comes back as the big adviser to america. >> he let scooter libby swing for his misdeeds, indeed's ironic because cheney, you thing of all that now because romney and the republicans are talking about leaks from the white house. you know what they leaked from the bush white house is the identity of cia operatives working on weapon of mass destructi destruction. >> thank you joe and susan. we'll be right back. >>> let me finish tonight with this. this weekend, i saw for the third time the best play about politics. today's politics. ever written. it's called the best man. it's about a candidate for president who has to choose between his ambition and his principles. his opponent is about to dump a bad story on him he had a nervous breakdown years ago. he knows the story will destroy him as a candidate, especially right there at the opening of his party's national convention. an aide comes to the rescue. he's dug up a witness who said his rival engaged in a gay relationship years ago. it's considerable enough to do damage on his rival. he knows it could stop him in his tracks. there

one other quick point, libby. i mentioned at the beginning that in addition to making the presidency work, no labels also has a process called "making congress work." i know you talked to one of my colleagues about that last week, but it is worth reminding viewers that we target these reforms toward both branches of government, and we have a multi. reform for congress as well -- multipoint reform for congress as well, that if congress does not fulfill its responsibility to pass the budget on an annual basis, it does not get paid. we had several members of congress saying they support this. for voters or non-voters who are increasingly disgusted with congress, taking a little bit apart in knowing that there are dozens and dozens of members of congress and both bodies who are willing to support legislation that would require them to give up pay if a budget is not passed. and your viewers can get the full list of those members of congress on our website, no labels.org. host: antoinette in ohio. caller: i am so glad i

and i'm going to be a power raer, and i'm glad libby's not gonna be here because she's a vampire, andampire in the world. aaah! aah! aah! aah! aah! aaaah! [ crying ] it okay! it's juslibby! [ crying ] you scared me! and now here's the baby ips! any parent will tell you they' never too young to test you. . weeed to encourage lindsay topend some time at the other end of the dog. [ ughing ] no! [ babbling ] wow. i love you. [ babbling ] i love you childhood is about discovery, like discovering... your hand. [ telephone rings ] it's cocoa. you ght want to clean that up with some hot water and little marshmallow by day, a mild-mannereinfant, but after dinner... [ laughing ] oh, god! it's the spaghetti monster [ cheers and applause ] remember that crazy-looking guy who introduc those baby clips just a minute ago? he responded to our "assignment america" when we asked people to intruce their favorite clips, and that's what we want you to do. be funny. bereative. inoduce any type of videos you want to see. tv staom might never be so easy again. jess? ok, folks.we've just opened the door to sh

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libby roger a peaceful activist and he's part prominent human rights activist or so ago and he don'tcall for a violation of it all he all is calling for a peaceful protesters and is for the marchers in manama for example i tell him and say as you say reach average as a peaceful man and he is calling for peaceful gathering is there but it certainly seems that the authorities there have taken a very strong response to what some might call dissension towards towards the government has it been a balanced reaction do you think from the government to protesters and as such as rajab himself. this shows how the the. the contradiction between the cold policies here in bahrain and the international law and even they were heard in the constitution it is allowed and it is really fully. participate in peaceful. protest. is calling for that because he knows what he should do but they don't know how to deal with this kind of calls they sent him three years for three activities peaceful activities and this is a kind of leverage against libya on the other hand they want to threaten people to stop par

one other quick point, libby. i mentioned at the beginning that in addition to making the presidency work, no labels also has a process called "making congress work." i know you talked to one of my colleagues about that last week, but it is worth reminding viewers that we target these reforms toward both branches of government, and we have a multipoint reform for congress as well, that if congress does not fulfill its responsibility to pass the budget on an annual basis, it does not get paid. we had several members of congress saying they support this. for voters or non-voters who are increasingly disgusted with congress, take a little bit of heart in knowing that there are dozens and dozens of members of congress in both parties who are willing to support legislation that would require them to give up pay if a budget is not passed. and your viewers can get the full list of those members of congress on our website, nolabels.org. host: antoinette in ohio. caller: i am so glad i got got up. i think more emphasis sho

the glorious oxymoron of humanitarian war that the democrats seem fond of in the balkans and libby, now gearing up for syria with a lot of republicans endorsing it. it just seems to me there's something very profound at work in both parties that goes beyond money, goes beyond manipulation and makes it almost in decent for anybody on the right or the left to oppose the mainstream in both parties that want to respond to every problem the world with killing somebody. you know, from your vantage point again, thinking more about the republican party, but why is it the democrats in some cases are as bad or worse as the republicans are when it comes to this sort of thing? >> i think they tend to say me, too, but slightly less. that's part of her one and a half party system. it does distressed me, perhaps rationale for the reasons for it is, i mean, they all represent elite interests. and when any sort of militarized empire, which is kind of what we have become, starts to go downhill, starts to have serious problems with its debt, their reaction isn't to say well, let's pull back. their reactio

one other quick point, libby.nning that in addition to making the presidency work, no labels also has a process called "making congress work." i know you talked to one of my colleagues about that last week, but it is worth reminding viewers that we target these reforms toward both branches of government, and we have a multipoint reform for congress as well, that if congress does not fulfill its responsibility to pass the budget on an annual basis, it does not get paid. we had several members of congress saying they support this. for voters or non-voters who are increasingly disgusted with congress, take a little bit of heart in knowing that there are dozens and dozens of members of congress in both parties who are willing to support legislation that would require them to give up pay if a budget is not passed. and your viewers can get the full list of those members of congress on our website, nolabels.org. host: antoinette in ohio. the republican plan -- republican caller. caller: i am so glad i got got up. i think

do i need to bring up scooter libby and what happened with that.eaking information is a problem in this country, period. as long as we have the internet and as long as we have things like wikileaks, we're going to be battling this. but to try to pin this on president obama is unaccurate. >> will, how successful is this ad going to be with voters? is it going to resinate enough to help them choose who theare going to vote for on election day. >> i think in the end, we probably overestimate the value of every evidence that puts itself forward during a campaign. do i think this has the potential to swing the potential? probably not, but it will impact some people, the extent of what is beyond my ability to tell you. >> what do you think lz? >> i don't think it will be the people who are on the fence. i think it will make those who despise president obama despise them more. i don't think any independent is looking at this as the deciding factor. at the end of the day, it's about jobs and the economy. >> all right. lz and will, thank you so much. >> tha

and i have to county, this is w something that libby doesn't need is a bit more desert. there is plenty, believe me. and so this money which was originally spent on health caree and education was now being spent on war and on terrorism. >> you can see the entire interview on the that the uprising tonight at 8 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> one of the imprints of anguish -- penguin publishing for disliking. joining us is the director of publicity, carolyn coleburn. ever wanted to ask you about some of the books that are coming out the fall of 2012 from viking. let's start with our friend kevin. >> kevin phillips coming in on as a great historian and analyst kevin phillips coming out with 1775 this december. and what kevin does is, he debunks the myth that 70 to 76 the watershed year, the american revolution. instead looks at 1775 pounds the pivotal year. when all the events and conflicts were happening. and so analyze 1775. and usually kevin fashion, is very nuanced, teaches research. it will be controversial as many of kevin's books are. >> if viewers are fans of kevin

may or may not have -- scooter libby may or may not have done without a special counsel, but it's okay not to have one here? how do you do senate? mr. durbin: will the senator yield for a question? mr. graham: absolutely. mr. durbin: the senator asks whether this side would like to explain the position. i'd be happy to do it at this point but i could wait until you've completed your colloquy so it's your choice. mr. graham: whatever you'd like to do, i'm dying to hear how you think it's good government not to have a special independent counsel investigate the most damaging national security leaks in decades. i'm dying to hear your explanation. mr. durbin: you don't have to die. i hope you'll continue to live a good life because you're such a great senator, but i'm asking you do you want notice join in this dialogue or would you rather make your presentation? mr. graham: why don't we let my colleague speak and then you'll have all the time you need. senator chambliss, what do you think? mr. chambliss: well, i'm dying to hear his explanation, too. let me just say that. well, first of all

in doing a story, i had talked to scooter libby about cheney's role in all this, and he had never mentioned anything about valerie plame. and i put it in the back of my mind. at some point, bob novak wrote a column. it became a big issue. and a point after that, the democrats and joe wilson himself raised the question about whether disclosure of her name had violated the law, which talked about disclosing the name of agents that were undercover publicly. and i looked up the law. and i decided it did not. but then in the fall, congress started to investigate her. and it went to the cia and the cia sent it to justice. at that point, i co-wrote a story in which i said, a "the washington post" reporter had been contacted but didn't think it broke the law. so when the special counsel started investigating the leaks, he had the wrong reporter or racially but then he came to me. luckily my son is probably one of the best lawyers in town and i used him. and we decided it was not a first amendment issue. this was a criminal case. through a group of met nations with the lawyer and my son, -- machinat

. >> scooter libby indicted, crowe was about to be indicted. >> yes, but it did not happen. karl rove is bigger than the republican party. in texas, when george bush was governor, he took over the republican party's financing, started a political committee, and he has done the same thing here with a national republican party. he is everywhere. he is at these gatherings, meetings on thursday morning with his billionaire and millionaire superpac donors, he is a star everywhere he goes. he is very much an extraordinary figure representing the conservative establishment wing of the party. >> let's go to that crossroads pac ad. >> let's go to the fumble of the week. barack obama drops the ball. >> if you have a business, you did not build that. somebody else make that happen. >> team obama contests mccaul. >> they started slicing and dicing. those that took my words out of context. >> you heard the man. let's go to the tape. you did not build that. somebody else made that happen. >> nobody else made that happen? >> somebody else make that happen. >> sorry, mr. president. the tape

joining me is libby cheryl, the writer and directer, beyond the myth. know you flew in last night. thank you for getting up early. >> i'm glad to be here. >> i want to he had indicate our viewers about pit bulls. let's talk about the breed. a lot of people think of them as natural born killers that can't be trained but based on your research and your experience with pit bulls, you own one, what are they really like and what do you know that most people might not know. >> well, actually, i didn't have a job until i started this project. and i have two pit bull mixes, meaning i don't know their heritage. i am calling them pit bulls like a lot of people do. my dogs are very even near genic, loving, affectionate, think they are lap dogs. they are just dogs to me. that is what we want to look at. every dog is an individual like a human is an individual. and that you know even though my dog may be more of a lab dog, someone else's pure bread american pit bull may not be a lab dog. it may be different. to take all pit bulls are a certain way is a mistake. all

meet libby.he's a computerized hologram-like avatar customer care representative to answer all your questions and possibly creep you out upon your arrival. >> hello and welcome to newark liberty international airport in newark, new jersey. if you wish to use a taxi, please see the taxi operator. >> she never stops smiling. i wonder how many minutes went by before someone tried to touch her inappropriately. there are a few of these hologram customer service reps that are starting to go up at airports. their obvious benefit is they don't take breaks and they're always smiling. it seems cutting edge and innovative now, but wait until that goes hal 9,000. leaving everyone running for cover. the artificial intelligence will kick in, she'll learn how to love and run away with an atm robotic scanner or something like that. just ask the travelers at newark who have seen her. they know there's something off. >> it's a little freaky when you walk down there. her body looks like it's not real but her head d

may or may not have -- scooter libby may or may not have done without a special counsel, but it's okay not to have one here? how do you do senate? mr. durbin: will the senator yield for a question? mr. graham: absolutely. mr. durbin: the senator asks whether this side would like to explain the position. i'd be happy to do it at this point but i could wait until you've completed your colloquy so it's your choice. mr. graham: whatever you'd like to do, i'm dying to hear how you think it's good government not to have a special independent counsel investigate the most damaging national security leaks in decades. i'm dying to hear your explanation. mr. durbin: you don't have to die. i hope you'll continue to live a good life because you're such a great senator, but i'm asking you do you want notice join in this dialogue or would you rather make your presentation? mr. graham: why don't we let my colleague speak and then you'll have all the time you need. senator chambliss, what do you think? mr. chambliss: well, i'm dying to hear his explanation, too. let me just say that. well, first of all

that's cool to look at but not cool to libby. not in my backyard kind of thing there.re evacuating some people, not atypical. this goes all the time there. >> let me move to isaac. i always love a good tropical storm and the science behind it, but not when it's going to derail a convention. tens of thousands of people flying to tampa. >> the odds of a hurricane being in the water anywhere near this convention, obviously, zero. about two weeks ago. then about two days ago, we had about 1%. now this thing's in the water, growing. now we're like 5 or 10% that this really col affect places around tampa. and affect these people. thousands, tens of thousands of people flying in. then all of a sudden, you have to get them out because you get evacuated. that's probably not going to happen but it could. i'm not ruling out that this thing gets in the gulf of mexico and makes a turn at tampa. 45 miles per hour. moving very fast. 21 miles per hour. there's puerto rico. here's the dominican republic and haiti. the people of haiti are still living in tents from the earthquake they h

meet libby.er care representative to answer your questions and possibly creep you out upon your arrival. >> and welcome to newark liberty international airport in newark, new jersey. if you wish to use a taxi, please see the taxi operator. >> there are a few of these customer service reps that are starting to go up at airports. they're obvious benefit is they don't take breaks and they're always smiling. it seems cutting edge and innovative now, but wait until that goes hal 9,000. the artificial intelligence will kick in, she'll learn how to love and run away. just ask the travelers at newark who who have seen her. >> it's a little freaky when you walk down there. her body looks like it's not real but her head does. >> weird. >> i think it's scary. >> its eyes follow you. >> i talk to her. i don't know. what she mean. >> he has no idea what's going on. the point is he has to be careful with this technology. we don't want it to fall into the wrong hands. >> i want you to watch what we're about to

i believe in my mormon faith and i endeavor to libby it. >> all of these folks who have worked with him throughout his life are still right beside him. that tells you everything you need to know about his character. >> there are people who know him personally. who say he's a very warm and engaging person. i wish i had met that person. >> and now with paul ryan as his choice for vice president, what might a romney/ryan administration look like? >> my belief is rezoring economic freedom and making sure that we get to blans the budgets at some point and then champion small business. >> he would come across as the candidate by the few for the few. >> he's the most qualified plan to run for president in my memory. everything he's done, he's been successful. >> there's the left-hand turn on to sunset boulevard. >> yep. >> the year, 1994. in the news, the o.j. simpson case, the continuing brutal attacks by the serbs in sarajevo and an earthquake shakes southern california near north ridge. meanwhile in massachusetts, a little known businessman, willard mitt romney announces his candidacy for t

ladies and gentlemen, meet libby.ar that has just been installed at the newark airport. a virtual customer care representative who's there to answer all your questions and possibly creep you out upon your arrival. >> hello, welcome to new york liberty international airport in newark, new jersey. if you wish to use a taxi, please see the uniformed taxi dispatcher outside door number eight. >> she never stopped smiling. computer generated or not, i wonder how many minutes went by before someone tried to touch her inappropriately. there are a few of these hologramy customer service reps going up in airport. they don't take breaks and they're always smiling. sure, it seal seems all cuttin now. wait till that thing goes hal 9,000 on everyone. sends everyone running to cover at cinn bon. just ask the travelers at newark who have seen her. they know there's just something a little off. >> it's a little bit freaky. when you walk down there. her body looks not real but her head does. >> weird. >> i think it's scary. its eyes f

knoxville, in caller: good morning, libby. i cannot hear you. host: we can hear you. caller: i would like to talk about the convention and all the lies that are being told. i have this one thing about me. how can this country trust anybody who would stand up there and tell a lie after lie? what does that say about us as a people? are we that gullible? are we that insensitive to the needs of others? can we not see through the lies? especially from paul ryan. one of the big obstructionists in the senate. still he gets on television and talks about all that our current president has not done. yet they do not say why none of these things have been accomplished. when a statement is made after inauguration to make this president a one-term president and that's what this republican party has said and as set out to do and has been instrumental in doing, so how can anybody trust a party that is so prejudiced against the color of a man's skin that they're not willing to give him a chance? host: let's listen to more from want represented paul ryan said last night. onre's been a

may or may not have -- scooter libby may or may not have done without a special counsel, but it's okay not to have one here? how do you do senate? mr. durbin: will the senator yield for a question? mr. graham: absolutely. mr. durbin: the senator asks whether this side would like to explain the position. i'd be happy to do it at this point but i could wait until you've completed your colloquy so it's your choice. mr. graham: whatever you'd like to do, i'm dying to hear how you think it's good government not to have a special independent counsel investigate the most damaging national security leaks in decades. i'm dying to hear your explanation. mr. durbin: you don't have to die. i hope you'll continue to live a good life because you're such a great senator, but i'm asking you do you want notice join in this dialogue or would you rather make your presentation? mr. graham: why don't we let my colleague speak and then you'll have all the time you need. senator chambliss, what do you think? mr. chambliss: well, i'm dying to hear his explanation, too. let me just say that. well, first of all