what was interesting about it, he a list of quotes from lisa jackson in 2011, gina mccarthy 2011 gina mccarthy 2013 and 2014. they would never consider it. it wouldn't allowed the law to do a cap and trade scheme. i'm concerned, not for me, i will do what i need to do to make my car right. there will be a lot of folks out there who maybe caught. i want to make sure that the epa isn't doubling down on their damages. everyone -- i appreciate you listening to that. if you want to answer, aisle give you a chance to answer. >> ly assure you that i'm assure of a cleaner act which would allow prosecution for the things you're talking about >> that's exactly what lisa jackson told us two or three years ago. that's okay, we'll move on. last but not least >> i will say it won't happen >> on gen1 cars. it also will take up some of the space in trunk area of the vehicle. >> that would depend on the remedy would be. as i said earlier, we're going to take a break here to look at what impact this is going to have on owners and consumers that will be central to how we review the options that volkswag

lisa jackson and scores of people in administration with a record number of lgbt employees, ambassadorsnd senior white house staff. that introduction. meumber of you have said to over the last three to four years, thank you very much. [laughter] no, didn't say that. [laughter] anyway, what was i saying? [cheers] thanked for speaking up, apparently out of turn on and i want to make something clear and i mean this sincerely. withof you credit me taking a political risk and thought i was doing something special, but folks, i was just answering in a straightforward direct way what i have known my whole life and i mean this sincerely. it is based on a proposition best expressed by my dad when i was 17 years old. the into town surrounded by corporate buildings, the hercules corporation and the dupont company. he dropped the off so i could run in to be a lifeguard in the swimming pool system. we were at a light before it changed and i was about to get out and i looked to my right and their work two, very well-dressed, conservatively dressed men who embraced each other, kissed, and walked in di

and what was interesting about it, i had a list of quotes from lisa jackson in 2011, gina mccarthy 20112013, 2014, said they were never going to consider and in fact it wasn't allowed under the law to do a cap and trade scheme and then i'm looking at something that is cap and trade scheme. so i'm a little concerned -- not for me. i'll do what i need do to make my car right or get rid of it. but there will be a lot of folks out there who may be caught and i want to make sure the epa isn't doubling down on their damages. because every one of us that bought one of these is -- mr. brooks looks like he wants to answer. >> i will assure you i'm no provision of the clean air ability which would allow prosecution for the things that you're talking. >> and that's exactly what lisa jackson told us two or three years ago. but that's okay. we'll move on. >> i'll say it won't happen. >> on gen one cars, i've read somewhere that it will take -- it's a more complicated fix we heard this morning, but it will also take up some of the space probably in the trunk area of the vehicle. have you all heard th

lisa jackson, . . . the e-p-a administrator from 2009 to 2013, . . . used the fake name "richard windsor" for her email. this was likely to avoid complying another federal law - the foia act. jackson wasn't even the first head of the e-p-a to do so. elizabeth browner started the practice under president bill clinton. republicans have gotten into the act, too. karl roveve. . . politicacaadvisor and deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, . . .was caught using private email for white house business. his emails were processed on a sver held by the republic national committee. lois lerner, . . . the woman at the center of the i-r-s scandal targeting certain non-profit and jewish groups, . . . used several aliases for her emails. including one named after her dog. me senior i-r-s officials used an instant messagigi system - similar to snapchat - that automatically deletes texts moments after they're read. no one's doing this unless they have something to hide. there should be criminal consequences for federal officials who knowingly conceal email correspondence from legal scrutiny.

with a bunch of members of our administration, who by the way may be the smartest person i know, lisa jackson, and scores of people in the administration, with a btord number of algae appointees, ambassadors, and senior white house staff. appointees, ambassadors, and senior white house staff. thank you for that introduction. a number of you have said to me over the last three to four years, thank you very much. didn't say that. anyway, what was i saying? [applause] i have been thanked for speaking up apparently out of turn on meet the press. know, i want to make something clear and i mean this sincerely. you credit me with taking political risks for thought i was doing something special. in a just answering straightforward, direct way, what i have known all my whole life. i mean this, it is based on a proposition best expressed by my dad to me when i was 17. intos driving me into town the town square called rodney square surrounded by corporate buildings, hercules corporation and the dupont company, dropping me off so that i could run in and get an application to be a lifeguard in the city sw

with a bunch of members of our administration, who by the way may be the smartest person i know, lisa jacksonand scores of people in the administration, with a record number of algae bt appointees, ambassadors, and senior white house staff. lgbt appointees, ambassadors, and senior white house staff. thank you for that introduction. a number of you have said to me over the last three to four years, thank you very much. no, didn't say that. [laughter] vice president biden: anyway, what was i saying? [applause] i have been thanked for speaking up apparently out of turn on meet the press. but you know, i want to make something clear and i mean this sincerely. some of you credit me with taking political risks for -- or thought i was doing something special. i was just answering in a straightforward, direct way, what i have known all my whole life. i mean this, it is based on a proposition best expressed by my dad to me when i was 17. he was driving me into town into the town square called rodney square surrounded by corporate buildings, hercules corporation and the dupont company, dropping me off

what was interesting about it, quotes from lisa jackson in 2011, gina mccarthy and gina mccarthy 2013 2014. they would never consider it. it wouldn't allowed the law to a cap and trade scheme. i'm concerned, not for me, i do what i need to do to make my car right. folks out be a lot of there who maybe caught. i want to make sure that the epa isn't doubling down on their damages. i appreciate you listening to that. answer, aisle give you a chance to answer. i'm assuree you that of a cleaner act which would allow prosecution for the things about talking >> that's exactly what lisa jackson told us two or three years ago. we'll move on. last but not least happenll say it won't gen1 cars. will take up some of the space in trunk area of the vehicle. >> that would depend on the remedy would be. as i said earlier, we're going break here to look at what impact this is going to consumersners and that will be central to how we review the options that comes forward to. we don't know that yet. much.ppreciate it very thank you for being here. back.d >> thank you. mr. grundler. concerns i raised wit

and what was interesting about it, i had a list of quotes from lisa jackson in 2011, gina mccarthy 2011, 2013, 2014, said they were never going to consider and in fact it wasn't allowed under the law to do a cap and trade scheme and then i'm looking at something that is strict cap and trade deem. so i'm a little concerned -- not for me. i'll do what i need do to make my car right or get rid of it. but there will be a lot of folks out there who may be caught and i want to make sure the epa isn't doubling down on their damages. becau because every one of us that butt one of these is -- mr. brooks looks like he wants to answer. >> i will assure you i'm no provision of the clean air ability which would allow prosecution for the things that you're talking. >> and that's exactly what lisa jackson told us two or three years ago. but that's okay. we'll move on. >> i'll say it won't happen. >> on gen one car, i've read somewhere that it will take -- it's a more complicated fix we heard this morning, but it will also take up some of the space probably in the trunk area of the vehicle. have you al

and what was interesting about it was was that i had a list of quotes from lisa jackson in 2011, ginamccarthy, 2011, gina mccarthy, 2013, gina mccarthy, 2014 said they were never going to consider, and, in fact, it was not allowed under the law to do a cap and trade scheme. so i'm a little concerned, not for me. i'm gong to do what i need -- going to do what i need to do to make my car right or get rid of it, but there are a lot of folks that may get caught, and i just want to make sure epa isn't doubling down on their damages. every one of us that bought one of these vehicles -- mr. brooks looks like he wants to answer. >> i will assure you i'm aware of absolutely no provision of the clean air act which would allow are prosecution for the things that you're talking about. >> and that's exactly what lisa jackson told us two or three years ago, but that's okay. we'll move on. you know? >> all right. i'll say it won't happen. >> on gen-1 cars, i have read somewhere that it's going to take -- it's a more complicated fix we heard this morning, but it's also going to take up some of the sp

big a deal, but let's remember -- and i remind the chair that it was just a short while ago when lisa jackson, who was the president's nominee and eventually became the director of the e.p.a., was asked by me live on tv in our committee that if we do pass any of these things, either by regulation or by legislation, would that have the effect of reducing co2 emissions worldwide? she said no, because this isn't where the problem is. it's in china, it's in india, it's in these countries that i mentioned before. so we would be doing that, even if you were a believer in the doom philosophy, we would be doing it in a way that is not going to work. so despite the -- all the costs that they have, the president's climate regulation would only reduce co2 concentrations by 0.2%, global average temperature rise would be -- would be, i say, not will be, reduced by only .0016-degrees fahrenheit, would not even be measurable, and the sea level rise would be reduced by .2 millimeters, which is the thickness of two human hairs. so it's no wonder the president is working so hard to circumvent congress' role in

over to copenhagen in 2009, at that time the director of the environmental protection agency was lisa jackson, an appointee by president obama. and skid her this question on the -- and i asked her this question on the record live on tv. i said, you know, if we had passed any of the legislation or the regulations that this -- that we're talking about passing, would this have an effect oflog the co2 -- of lowering the co2 worldwide? she said -- keep in mind this was an obama appointee. he was president at the time and he went over to copenhagen. she said, no, it wasn't reduce emissions worldwide because it just pertained to the united states. this isn't where the problem s the problem is in india, it's in china, it's in mexico. and so the problem that we would have there is that, yes, we might lower our co2 emissions in the united states. however, those other countries won't. and it could have the affect of increasing, not decreasing, co2 emissions because as we chase our manufacturing base overseas to places where they don't have any restrictions, it would have the affect of increasing it. so

lisa jackson, and scores of people in administration with a record number of lgbt appointees, ambassadorsand enior white house staff. thank you for that ntroduction. a number of you have said to me over the last three to four years, thank you very much. didn't say that. anyway, what was i saying? [applause] i have been thanked for speaking up apparently out of turn on eet the press. but you know, i want to make something clear and i mean this sincerely. some of you credit me with taking political risks for thought i was doing something special. i was just answering in a straightforward, direct way, what i have known all my whole life. i mean this sincerely, it's based on the proposition best expressed by my dad to me when i was 17 years old. he was driving me into town into the town square called rodney square surrounded by corporate buildings, hercules corporation and the dupont company, dropping me off so that i could run in and get an application to be a lifeguard in the city swimming pool system. we were at a light before it changed, i was about to get out and i look to my right and t

over to copenhagen in 2009, at that time the director of the environmental protection agency was lisa jackson, an appointee by president obama. and skid her this question on the -- and i asked her this question on the record live on tv. i said, you know, if we had passed any of the legislation or the regulations that this -- that we're talking about passing, would this have an effect oflog the co2 -- of lowering the co2 worldwide? she said -- keep in mind this was an obama appointee. he was president at the time and he went over to copenhagen. she said, no, it wasn't reduce emissions worldwide because it just pertained to the united states. this isn't where the problem s the problem is in india, it's in china, it's in mexico. and so the problem that we would have there is that, yes, we might lower our co2 emissions in the united states. however, those other countries won't. and it could have the affect of increasing, not decreasing, co2 emissions because as we chase our manufacturing base overseas to places where they don't have any restrictions, it would have the affect of increasing it. so

delegation in international climate change conferences in the past including lisa jackson attending and delivering remarks at the u.n. copenhagen climate change conference in 2009, gina mccarthy and the epa have no idea about any of the topics of this hearing yet i anticipate that gina mccarthy, head of the epa, will be attending receptions in paris with international bureaucrats touting her regulations to anyone who will listen. so i'm grateful that you're here today. i think it's absurd that the head of the epa would say, oh, no, there's nothing that we can add to this. so do you know of any plans that the epa has in joining with you as part of the official u.s. delegation to the paris climate change conference? because apparently they don't know anything about it. >> mr. chairman, i'm not aware at the moment of who from epa is coming. there is always an interagency group that goes to these -- >> so you admit that the epa will be represented there in spite of their inability to comment on this or attend a hearing? you said you weren't sure who. >> mr. chairman, i can't comment on toda

that the administrator has played a role in the climate change conferences in the parks including lisa jackson, attending and delivering remarks at the u.n. copenhagen climate change conference from 2009. gina mccarthy and the epa have no idea about any of the topics of this hearing, yet i anticipate ms. mccarthy will be attending receptions in paris with international bureaucrats and statements, touting her regulations to anyone who will listen. so i'm grateful that you're here today. i think it's absurd that the head of the epa would say oh, no, there's nothing that we can add to this. so do you know of any plans that the epa has in joining with you as part of the official u.s. delegation to the paris climate change conference? because apparently they don't have anything to do with it or even know anything about it. >> mr. chairman, i am not aware at the moment of who from epa is coming. there's always an interagency group that goes to these cop meetings. >> so you admit that the epa will be represented there in spite of their inability to comment on this or attend a hearing. you're just not

. >> gary: jackson had surgery a few years ago lisa settler a big hello in sale-a cut could fake it istough the that. >> gary: picture announces this would be his last year to date jeremy after seven good years of the giants that i indeed it announces his retirement. "the the i decided halfway to the year i did a whole year process not being able to be a part of the delegates to be the effect of the most. >> gary: run through all his members particularly his playoff members modern era has had better playoff world series numbers but the cool thing about him when grindstone tragedy happened this guy stayed by with him for years helping to raise money was there on all types of causes and yes really good pitcher but as old saying goes that the credit there that back up even a better guy tim hudson this would be his final appearance major-league performers 17 seasons this was it and the dodgers be a little bit here after two and a third three hits three runs they said i that's enough, to a roaring ovation tim hudson says goodbye after major leaguer winning active pitcher in the big leagues

jackson lee. she is not part of the select committee on benghazi. just saw her there taking a seat in the committee room. lisa in georgia, republican. hi. >> caller: hi. i'm calling to let everybody know that i feel the problem here is communication. these people, politicians, right, left, the issue is -- mostly on the left. i am a republican. is deny, dismiss and demean. if i ask you a question and you deny it, if you dismiss it or you demean it, other than answer it, you have done nothing to forward the conversation. at every turn there has been stonewalling. there has never been -- i have requested a question, you answered the question. it has to stop somewhere. hopefully it will today, but i don't think so. >> all right. robert is an independent in virginia. robert, good morning. you are on the air. >> caller: yes. i was noticing during the first hearing on the attack in libya that the secretary -- not the secretary, but the senator from south carolina lindsey graham pointed out that there should have been more of a military response coming to the attack in libya because -- not suggesting that secretary c

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