. >> they'll lynch you. you know? because they don't have too many trees. i don't know where they'll handing you from. >> i'm always eager to come here because this is my home. and then when i go back, i take with me a lot of guilt leaving these people behind. >> when are we going to get to the humane level? people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather than creating two separate states, one israeli and one palestinian, that we should have a one-state solution where everyone shares in the same land and has equal rights. i know i'm in the minority with this idea. still, the situation in the west bank and in israel is so complicated now that you have a scram

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you need a fixed line wire somewhere. it gives us mobility. --do not see while this wireless broadband as a substitution for wireline. >> with bank of america and merrill lynch managing director, you are watching the communicators on c-span. >> we want to introduce you to william wake, the media bureau chief of the federal communications commission. get a chance to meet somebody behind the scenes. what is the media bureau and what do you do? >> part of the ,ommission with mixed policy the electronic media, broadcast, television, and the cable industry. >> what of what -- what is one of your issues? >> one of the big issues is the incentive auction, to enable some of the broadcasters to surrender their spectrum voluntarily so it can auction carriers. wire it is something we have never done before. it is taking a lot of activity. >> the professional staff at the media bureau, will it happen in 2014? are you ready for it? >> we are on schedule. it is something the media bureau is doing with the other bureaus. we think we are on schedule. to have the rules adopted this work withblack do you congress closely on those rules and the adoption? >> we work very closel

sixty five plus the last two elections let me finish that and you tell that what you just said to all the people who were lynched for trying to get voting rights you tell that to viola liuzzo who was killed on highway eighty marching from selma to montgomery you tell what you just said to john lewis who was be no most to death a lot of people suffered bled and died a lot of babies lost their daddy's over their right to vote and for their home and it right now for these five supreme court races just to to to cut to the guts out of the voting rights act in the middle of the worst voter suppression in these last two election cycles we've seen since one thousand sixty five is unconscionable so. if we if we i think we're talking to there on the right you know you know with all due respect to what people went through back in the one thousand sixty's to afford us toward the fifty percent that looks are benefitting from it but the fact of the matter is it's not nine hundred sixty five even more ok will things be perfect of course not and if there are situations where people are finding it very difficult to exercise thei

in the case of emmett till, drag you off and lynch you just for looking at a white person wrong. people have been policed by civilian whites for a very long time. we thought that was behind us. and the primary concern that reverend sharpton and others have been looking at has been police profiling and saying, well, now police can look at you as suspect and can even in some cases shoot you because oh, it looked like he went for his wallet, it looked like he was going for his waistband, i thought maybe he had a gun. so we sort of trained ourselves to think that the current problem is profiling by police. well, now we've gone all the way back to people policing you when they are not an authority, that a civilian can actually pursue you, question you. i've seen so many comments online about, well, why didn't trayvon martin just tell him who he was? well, because this wasn't a cop and he didn't have any authority to ask him where he was. neighborhood watch people are not police officers. they don't have any authority over any teenager. so the idea that people are saying, well, trayvon

lynch. >> how are you? >> pretty powerful stuff. >> thank you for having me. >> in light of what went on, this isn't a surprise. start at the beginning. how did you get involved in this? >> such a long story. never been a political guy. i'm an independent. you know, and i was aiming toward a hollywood career, doing things with christie brinkley and alec baldwin. and long story short, saw a guy protesting on the side of a 7-eleven protesting against immigrants, and i'm sitting here today as a concerned citizen. what i found out isn't what you are seeing on television. >> what did you find? >> depends on what you want to talk about. people who are unemployed and can't get jobs because they are being taken by illegals, or the passports and the chicachin chi the desert. that congressman peter king was surprised about when i showed it to him. i find us as a country in a place of time when the president of the united states and members of congress care more about the well-being of illegal aliens than they do the

and the two slot you have got tom brady who is a complete merrill lynch. to my wife is the hottest woman of this generation gisele. they deserve whatever they are getting. >> bill: 72 million. most of that has got to come from her. i think brady is in for 15 or 16 with the patriots. so she is the big bread winner there then we have victoria and david beckham. >> this one i don't get. >> bill: 54 million. >> the last time he hooked the goal was, you know, back in the early 60's, i believe. >> baby back up. >> and the simple fact is she appears to be one of the four or five least interesting people that ever lived in the history of the planet earth. she has that pinched look on her face like she tried to bite a xanax in half and didn't like it. i don't think anybody tightened the lid on that spice girl getting old. one chief harpooner on the p quad. the one slot two slot i don't get him. >> bill: brad pitt. jada pinkett. >> big heros of mine. brad pitt and his wife angelina jolie big, big heros of mine. i think they always do the right thing. i think they do

the parade of fools is a senior who said'' th to me feels like a new form of modern day and lynching for youan walk away as of nothing happens what signal you sending? first of all, referring to when shane is disgusting one of those available to the critics it is hard to discern what is more of courageous? the charity that ms. tyndale been misspent $60 million that should have gooe to the victims. we have a wrapper that you may not be familiar with the don't get upset that is not a bad thing. boarded united states but raised in cynical posted online the statement'' every african-american in the united states needs to move their money, family and knowledge back to africa where you are treated white the realty war you deserve this treatment is not your country. we know it is a lot to expect with the intellectual capacity and integrity from entertainers the menu use your notoriety to incite racial tension we have 2.0 what a fool you are a and yes, it is our country. maybe you can tell me why we have to put up with rules to make comments like that? that's right because it is our country and it i

you sending?" first of all referring to lynching is abhorrent and disgusting.s one of the cheapest of the reflexes available to critic of that verdict. it's hard to discern which is more outrageous. wyclef's latest comments or his failed haiti charity. which allegedly mishandled and misspent some $16 million that should have gone to the victims in haiti. lastly, we've got a rapper that you may not be familiar with and you shouldn't get upset. it's not really a bad thing. a rapper akon born in the united states but raised in senegal. he posted online this statement. "every african-american in the united states needs to move their money, family, knowledge, back to africa where you'll be treated like a royalty you are. you don't deserve this treatment. this is not your country." we know it's a lot to expect intellectual capacity and integrity from celebrities and entertainers, but when you use your notoriety to incite racial tension, we have to point out what aool you are. anyes, it is our country. and so maybe you can tell me, why do we have to put up with fools

lynch: thank you. ink about this, that due process right would allow an employee, who might be the fall guy, it might be a person that they are trying to fire to shut them up, it gives them an opportunity to come before the public and say, while they are still in their job, to say, no. that's not the way it went down. it gives that individual employee -- it might be to the benefit of the republican. it might be to the benefit of the democrat. whatever position you have, whoever that individual might be, but it brings truth, it brings facts, and it brings the ability of that individual employee to protect themselves. that's what we are asking for here. that 30 days' opportunity. and it can be without pay. we can protect the taxpayer and still give due process rights to our employees. this bill should be opposed for all those reasons. i thank the gentleman from maryland, mr. cummings, for yielding. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from

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thirty five we put into place glass steagall which said you have to choose if you want to be a bank either you're like merrill lynch and you're an investment house and you gamble in the stock market with your money in with other people's money or your like you know bank of america and we're used to be and you just take checkbook accounts that got blown up in ninety nine with graeme leach bliley and the consequence of that was that these two merge so now you've got banks that can take your deposits and go out and gamble with. them on wall street and i think that's not only do i think that's wrong but that's what crashed the system we need to go back to saying to the banks you can be one or the other pick tom we're out of time i wish we had another ten minutes for those thank you so much for joining if you want to weigh in on today's show be sure to like us on facebook at facebook dot com slash prime interest and you can follow tom tom underscore hartman you can follow me that english p.r.i. thank you so much for joining me on today's daily dose. and it was a day of connect the dots here on prime interest here is the

quickly, alison, back to you, no word from merrill lynch reaction-wise?k to the 2010 case, noting that these allegations were made before and thrown out by a federal judge earlier this year. now the same women are suing in a state court. so what they're basically trying to do is find a new way to move this case forward. merrill is standing its ground, also saying diversity and inclusion are a part of our culture and core values. we actively promote an environment where all employees have the opportunity to succeed. no doubt about it, as i sit here at the new york stock exchange, it's clear, if you do a quick look around the stock exchange here, the finance industry, brooke, it is a male dominated feel. women are slowly coming in a little bit more, but it is a male dominated field. >> alison, you bring it every day, and we appreciate it. alison kosik and ashley merryman, ladies, thank you so much for the conversation. i appreciate that. >>> coming up, ten former "american idol" contestants file a lawsuit charging racism. they want $25 million each. that st

would have been called that disgusting, vile, nasty word before someone beat, shot, rained or lynched them. while younk it's cool to take the word back by bastardizing it, it's not. by promoting the use of that word when it's not jermaine to the conversation, have you ever considered that you may just be perpetuating the stereotype the master intended? acting like a nigger? i'm don lemon, "ac 360" is next. hi, buddy! that's why the free wifi and hot breakfast are something to smile about. book a great getaway now and feel the hamptonality congestion, for it's smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the busses are running on natural gas, they don't throw out as much pollution to the earth. so i feel good. i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. what makes the sleep what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. oh, yeah! once you experience it, there's n

lynch, i couldn't agree with you more. hopefully, you're setting a tone we will all observe going forward and i will do my best. beginning -- ie stand by what i said in the beginning. i have said a 50 million times. we have got to get to the bottom of this. i've been recommendations made by the ig. i don't think people want the iris to be destroyed, they wanted to be functioning the way it is supposed to be functioning for everyone. thank you. >> the gentleman from tennessee, mr. duncan. >> thank you. we have heard mr. hull in his 40 years of experience a these cases were handled in a very unusual manner and ms. hofacre, i understand in your 14 years experience, these cases were handled differently, correct? >> that is correct. >> you had 40 to 60 of these cases that were given to you in april and then in october you requested a transfer, correct? >> sir, the number you had just stated was how many i had assigned to me when i left in october 2010. initially maybe i had about 20. >> i see. prior to this, how, and was it you

lynch: thank you, mr. chairman. mr. chairman, good afternoon, i have an amendment at the desk, amendment number 36, i think they have relabeled them from yesterday, before i get to that --ust want to say that >> mr. chairman. the chair: are we currently on amendment number 36? the chair: yes, we are. mr. lynch: thank you. reclaiming my time. the chair: are you wishing to address the amendment that the gentleman from louisiana has introduced? mr. lynch: no, sir. this is a new amendment. entirely new amendment. the chair: we are not funnished with this amendment. the gentleman yields back. the question is on the amendment . does the gentleman wish to seek recognition? >> i move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman from louisiana is recognized for five minutes. >> mr. chairman, i rise to support my colleague from louisiana's amendment. mr. richmond: not to belabor the point, just in the last 11 months, mitigation costs in the new orleans district for the corps of engineers in projects related to this have incr

thirty five we put into place glass steagall which said you have to choose if you want to be a bank either you're like merrill lynch and you're an investment house and you gamble in the stock market with your money and with other people's money or your like you know bank of america and we're used to be and you just take checkbook accounts that got blown up in ninety nine with graeme leach bliley and the consequence of that was that these two merge so now you've got banks they can take your deposits and go out and gamble with them on wall street and i think that's not only do i think that's wrong but that's what crashed the system we need to go back to saying to the banks you can be one or the other pick tom we're out of time i wish we had another ten minutes for this thank you so much for joining if you want to weigh in on today's show be sure to like us on facebook at facebook dot com slash prime interest and you can follow tom at tom underscore hartman you can follow me that english thank you so much for joining me on today's daily dose. and it was a day of connect the dots here on prime interest here is the tang

lynch. didn't do it for a while, people talking risk on, risk off. we stay back. >> i think you have to be careful and while i agree in premise, back in the day when peter lynch wrote the book there's a little asterix next to it. >> about homework. >> and that's the important part because when i went and asked him at the time people said buy it, what do you do? how long do you hold on to it and that's the important part of the equation? you need to pay attention to something beyond just liking it. >> i hear you and it's great advice. kind of what we're going for is these names, j&j, up 28%, 29% year to said. that's about right. >> it's too much, but i think you also have to yours many i going to tell it at 94 and sell it back at 84? shows devoted to that comment but this can't be one of them. talk about buying what you know. what the key line for me since extra strength tylenol has come back it's doubled its share. no longer in the retail business but in the pharmaceutical business. >> when i picked jump & j and the stock dragged. >> i picked quarter. >> that's when you buy some

the more you know. >>> funeral services with being planned for corey monteith the star of the show "glee" wouho dd saturday of a drug overdose. sue lyncharts. was a real bright light. and he was one of those guys that, you know, he knew he was breathing rarefied air, the gifts that this show, this wonderful show, gave us. he was one of these guys, he was always aware, you know, that it was a gift. >> jane joined us a few days ago before the tragedy for a much lighter discussion about the new nbc game show that she is hosting. >> legs. >> tentacles. >> spider. >> beard. >> hair. >> mustache? >> yeah! >> it was this, it was this. okay. condiments. >> hellmann's. >> ketchup. >> you guys are terrible at this game! you are awful at this game. sit down. so sorry. >> oh, my god, you're perfect for this, perfect. it is you. that was a clip from nbc's new game show. i love it. "hollywood game night." here with us now, host of "hollywood game night," emmy-winning and golden globe-winning actress jane lynch. my daughter told me i look like sue from "glee." i said thank you very much. i was dressed to go out running and it was a little cold out. >

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experts say if you know a storm is coming, unplug your appliances well before hand. might know her for her role on but coming to nbc, john lynch is the host of "hollywood game night." joan, how are you? >> i am fine. >> talk about the challenges of going from acting to the host of a game show. format ofot the rigid a game show. why not takeodd this the -- thought why not take this experience out of my home and put it on television. it takes place in my home. twoave six celebrities and civilians and we ladies out culture -- and we play these pop-culture games. the point of the show is seeing the celebrities kick back, relax and have a lot of fun. >> how'd you become a civilian, a person that gets on with the celebrities? >> i do not know the process, but we have these great people that come in, and by the time we are well into the first game, you forget they are civilians and a are just another team member and they rise to the occasion. when you are on a team with three people that are celebrities, you just melt in. >> you are trying to get people to watch and also to play at home? want to feel, you like you are cheering for yo

you don't. so go to a museum for free in f.you have a merrill lynch account, or b of a acard you've got to have a card you can get in to a ton of museums here in the bay area and up in sacramento for free. if you've been lately you know they can be costly. some of the ones you can get into tech museum, and contemp rarey jewish muse seem to so get in on that. >> this weekend. >> right here all you've got to do is call that number. >> good enough, thank you. >> sure. >> less tense now. >> yes. we are. >> up next world leader who >>> state energy officials are giving consumers props tonight for reducing their energy use this week. a flex alert called this week asking consumers to cut usage between noon and 7:00 p.m. officials at california independent system operator running power grid noticed an immediate drop off at noon so i guess a big hand to all of them. >> yes. absolutely. >> coming up at 6:00 anger from the family of a woman killed when a tree fell on a summer camp near yosemite what. they say the camp needs to do. >> some cards promise to let you check bags free when you fly. but explainin

lynch king jr. his name was changed, and it is by that new name that he will be remembered in history books. what name do youking better buy? a, president gerald ford. b, president richard nixon. c, union leader jimmy hoffa. d, german chancellor willy brandt. stay tuned. we'll tell you the correct answer. go to cnn.com/fareed for more of the "gps" challenge and lots of insight and analysis. and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. this week's book of the week is "the metropolitan revolution" by bruce katz and jennifer bradley. if you think that america is dysfunctional and its politics broken, you have to read this powerful corrective. the authors, scholars of the brookings institution, argue that across america mayors and metropolitan governments are reaching across party lines, partnering with the private sector, and solving problems. america is growing but from the bottom up, not the top down. now for the last look. the united states got some good news this week. it is no longer the most obese developed nation in the world, according to the u.n. mexico is now the heavyweight champion of the industri

lynch, i couldn't agree with you more, and hopefully you are setting a tone we will all observe goingl do my best. >> 30 seconds. >> i said in the beginning of what i said. i think we -- i've said it 50 million times. we have to get to the bottom of this. >> the hearing is ongoing. the search for answers about the targeting at the irs continues. >> thanks very much. joining us now the managing edit temperature for the d.c. newspaper, "the hill." inmembers of congress want to know why they're approval ratings are so low, these committee hearings would be a good place to start. what's going on there? is this what we have come to, national-calling? >> yeah. this committee is very iraq -- raucous, and they were actually getting along better until the scandal broke but some senators think it's get out of control and the house oversight commitee. they've called for a special counsel to look into this, and rick, one thing to watch, too, is that amid these raucous committee hearings in the house, the senate finance committee is doing a bipartisan probe of the irs scandal and have not gotten a

you. >> good afternoon. my name is adam lynch. i'm the owner of a business near the project.

you. >> good afternoon. my name is adam lynch. i'm the owner of a business near the project. i'm in support of the project. i a business owner and prefer a new vibrant housing business property rather than an empty parking lot. it's clear the project has been well thought out and well designed and addresses all the concerns of the plan. i like the below the market rate units are on-site rather than across the city. we are excited to have this project get under way and urge you to approve it. thank you. >> my name is brian oh nan. i am so ashamed of my city is so evident sitting here listening to what is going on in this planning commission and what these people are saying. there hasn't been but one concern about affordable housing. i used to live in hayes valley when i worked at macy's when it was an affordable and a beautiful neighborhood. but now, it's gentrified. it's not a gay issue. there are many homeless people who are gay. there are people on support -- our friends. this is also a racial issue. there is so much emphasis now by our mayor of chinese ancestry to deal wit

you very much, mr. chairman. >> with the gentleman yield? >> i yield the rest of my time. >> the gentleman to mr. lynch is left, you have been asked repeatedly about the politics of it. i just want to take a moment to say that i appreciate that both of you are not political folks and that it is appropriate that no surprise, you did everything as far as we know very professionally. particularly i wanted thank you again for being here. you represent a larger group who have all said similar things. you were chosen quite candidly because of the time. maybe this is not a lottery you wanted to win, but we appreciate the fact you're here today to speak on behalf of many people you work with in cincinnati who is far as we can tell by the close of this hearing today we will understand, they did what they could do, limited as what they could do, then moved to washington. through a great extent we have had you here to show that you and others to get cases after you did what they could do as far as we know waited on others to make decisions. i think you. with that we get to the gentle lady from california. >> than

accept a gift in the amount of $12,900 from the city bank which the lynch took place in this month >> good morning mr. chairman. today before you is a resolution we're asking you to approve which a the resolution to retroactively