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deficit reduction plan to cut the deficit by $500 billion by the year 2016, but i would say go back to lk at governor romney's record in massachusetts and he came in 2002 in massachusetts and the circumstances were not that much different than what the country is experiencing now and the state was in recession, and the budget was massively out of balance, and we balanced that budget four years in a row without raising taxes. by the time the governor left, we were creating thousands of jobs every month and net new jobs to the tune of 40,000, and that is huge achievement and economic management that governor romney will bring to the white house. >> and earlier this week, governor romney offered that he had not paid more than 13% in his tax records, and why won't mitt romney prove it and just put the tax returns out there? >> well, mitt romney has said he will put out two years of tax returns and put out the full 2010 tax return and hundreds of pages that is on the website and he will put out the 2011 once it is complete and filed. he has had financial disclosures going back to 2002 when he

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but whenou lk at the overall balance-- and i'm not dismissing the fence line issue that's are involved here, the truck traffic, et cetera-- but this is an incredible benefit to the u.s. economy. if you look at the period in the 19-- from 2003 through 2008, natural gas prices averaged over $7. today theor under $3. that's results in a ceivings to the u.s. economy of $2 ski million a day. that's $96 billion a year. this is incredibly good news for the u.s. economy tie critical time when a lot of people are out of work glawn glown this goes to the balance question. in our setup we heard ken sarczar say it's a false point to pick between protecting the environment and developing oil and gas. >> well, i would say it's a false choice between protecting the environment and economic development and energy security, where we need to be investing, where we need to be creating new policies and new laws is in the area of facilitating the rapid development of energy efficiency and renable obousl we' in favor of economic development for this country and economic security, and energy security. but we

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>> there is very little lk about political sensitivity inside the bureau. the bureau is an apolitical organization and we try to stay apolitical. . . >> we deeply appreciate all that you guys do. we are very proud of you, immensely supportive of the fbi. thank you, mr. chairman. >> i think, mr. giuliano, you are misleading or overstating something. there's nowhere, i read the commission report twice, and i want you to tell me what page it says that there's been no political practice, no political sensitivity? it's silent on it so you have led us to believe that the commission just totally has said that's not a problem. so would you tell me the page that i miss where says that is not a problem? >> sir, i think my point is that if you look at the reasons that the committee set forth as to why the interview was not conducted, it does not say that their findings were because of -- >> nowhere does the commission -- so you are incorrect, okay. i just want the record to show that because you sort of, also one of the issue, and mr. carter, i want to get to you but

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