you told lindsay gramm that you agree with him, "every person who commits the going to war against america or any of a peaceful nation should be held off of the battlefield as long as they are dangerous. i do not think of the actions we have seen so far are consistent with that commitment. since your confirmation you have done a number of things that think he pledged not to do. time and again i find myself reading about political parties that have overruled cabrilla department attorneys to further an agenda on left-wing activity. one such instance came when he rejected the legal counsel of the office on the conclusion that the recent legislation on the district of columbia voting was unconstitutional, as it appears plainly to be. during your hearing you emphasized that your view of opinions would not be a political process. when the office of legal counsel has prepared an opinion for you, i would expect you to listen to that opinion and follow, or explaining precisely why did not. instead you move around them and found a second opinion from the solicitor general's office. an office that wa

we will play you a clip from senator lindsay gramm in a moment. first, some of the coverage and international paper's. "the financial times" says opposition in iran considers its options. a look at the front page of "the financial times." y dinging pick -- widening it out. poster of a woman allegedly shot dead on saturday in tehran. that image was sent around the world and the poster was created of this woman. i am going to pull this off and show "the wall street journal" this morning as they have a picture of the same woman on the street in tehran. this leads their front page. they also have a story this morning about spying in iran. iran's web is buying aided by western technology. the report said that instead of confronting the political turmoil that consumed the country in the past week, iranian government appears to be engaging in a practice often called deep pockets inspection, which enables authorities to not only block communications but to monitor it to gather information about individuals as well as for disinformation purposes, according