maloney who represents the 14th district of malone. she is the first woman to represent them. 111th congress, she was a senior member of the house financial services committee and the oversight and government reform committee, and a co- founder of the house and 9/11 commission caucus. she is the lead sponsor of h.r. 5575. our second is cumbersome and jackie speer, first elected in april -- our second is congresswoman jackie spear. she authored more than 300 bill signed into law. she serves on three key committees in the house, the committee on financial services, on oversight and government reform, energy independence and global warming.

maloney who represents the 14th district of malone. she is the first woman to represent them. 111th congress, she was a senior member of the house financial services committee and the oversight and government reform committee, and a co- founder of the house and 9/11 commission caucus. she is the lead sponsor of h.r. 5575. our second is cumbersome and jackie speer, first elected in april -- our second is congresswoman jackie spear. she authored more than 300 bill signed into law. she serves on three key committees in the house, the committee on financial services, on oversight and government reform, energy independence and global warming.

maloney who represents the 14th district of malone. she is the first woman to represent them. 111th congress, she was a senior member of the house financial services committee and the oversight and government reform committee, and a co- founder of the house and 9/11 commission caucus. she is the lead sponsor of h.r. 5575. our second is cumbersome and jackie speer, first elected in april -- our second is congresswoman jackie spear. she authored more than 300 bill signed into law. she serves on three key committees in the house, the committee on financial services, on oversight and government reform, energy independence and global warming.

karl malone. a great basketball player. with the utah jazz. watching him play, i always enjoyed hearing him speak. >> more importantly, i want to just say thanks to everybody here that make this possible. a lot of people was behind the scene. i want to say to all the guys that i played with, i played against, thank you, thank you for making me a better person. >> jimmy: that's right. that was a -- that wasn't a mistake. he's from paris. he's a parison. i have to say, i was very much looking forward to karl's speech. out of nowhere, scottie pippen, the great player from the chicago bulls, swoops in, and with michael jordan at his side, out-karl malone's karl malone. >> who knew that number 23 would be here 23 years later, presenting me into the nba -- excuse me, to the naismith basketball hall of fame? m.j., you have touched so many people lives but none like mines. >> jimmy: right. none like him. that's true. [ applause ] and let me just say that -- a mines is a terrible thing to waste. jordan had 300 grand on him screwing that up and he won.

maloney who represents the 14th district of malone. she is the first woman to represent them. 111th congress, she was a senior member of the house financial services committee and the oversight and government reform committee, and a co- founder of the house and 9/11 commission caucus. she is the lead sponsor of h.r. 5575. our second is cumbersome and jackie speer, first elected in april -- our second is congresswoman jackie spear. she authored more than 300 bill signed into law. she serves on three key committees in the house, the committee on financial services, on oversight and government reform, energy independence and global warming. our next witness will be congressman ted, a prosecutor and judge in houston for over 30 years before presenting the second congressional district of texas. serving as the victim rights caucus a founder. he has been pivotal in passing legislation to safeguard our children, legislation such as the child creditor act that later became the adam walsh child safety act. and also the needs and issues -- makin

maloney who represents the 14th district of malone. she is the first woman to represent them. 111th congress, she was a senior member of the house financial services committee and the oversight and government reform committee, and a co- founder of the house and 9/11 commission caucus. she is the lead sponsor of h.r. 5575. our second is cumbersome and jackie speer, first elected in april -- our second is congresswoman jackie spear. she authored more than 300 bill signed into law. she serves on three key committees in the house, the committee on financial services, on oversight and government reform, energy independence and global warming. our next witness will be congressman ted, a prosecutor and judge in houston for over 30 years before presenting the second congressional district of texas. serving as the victim rights caucus a founder. he has been pivotal in passing legislation to safeguard our children, legislation such as the child creditor act that later became the adam walsh child safety act. and also the needs and issues -- makin

maloney who represents the 14th district of malone.he is the first woman to represent them. 111th congress, she was a senior member of the house financial services committee and the oversight and government reform committee, and a co- founder of the house and 9/11 commission caucus. she is the lead sponsor of h.r. 5575. our second is cumbersome and jackie speer, first elected in april -- our second is congresswoman jackie spear. she authored more than 300 bill signed into law. she serves on three key committees in the house, the committee on financial services, on oversight and government reform, energy independence and global warming. our next witness will be congressman ted, a prosecutor and judge in houston for over 30 years before presenting the second congressional district of texas. serving as the victim rights caucus a founder. he has been pivotal in passing legislation to safeguard our children, legislation such as the child creditor act that later became the adam walsh child safety act. and also the needs and issues -- making

joe malone, who used to be the massachusetts republican party, he got spanked in a primary. if you were connected to the establishment inside the republican party, you lost last night, and you lost in some cases by big, big numbers. >>> let's move on. on capitol hill, a big breakthrough, the small business bill the president has been holding up is a symbol of republican obstruction finally got passed that senate deadlock. aides say could be on the president's desk by next week. john harwood is cnbc's chief washington correspondent. so, john, you know, we hear these things. it's a small business bill. what is it practically going to do that the average consumer and the average american is going to understand? >> well, the most important thing in the bill is a $30 billion lending fund that community banks are going to be able to tap to lend money to small businesses. now, the challenge is whether or not those -- there is demand for loans with small businesses. you know, ultimately, in this economy, the problem is consumers don't want to spend money. so are you really putting y

sharon malone. an ob/gyn.ly admits that she made a lot more money than he did for many years. >> you know, i'm a 21st century guy, secure in who i am. so i was more than happy to have these great government jobs while she was bringing in all the money that she made and was giving birth to three children. >> reporter: holder says his sense of what is right comes from his parents: immigrants from barbados. you have said that your father faced discrimination. how so? >> while he was in the service in the south and in oklahoma, he was refused service at a couple of places where he was in uniform and was told that african-americans, blacks, negros, were not served. in spite of that, i have never known a man who loved his country more than my father did. >> reporter: holder raised a lot of eyebrows with his own comments on race last year. >> in things racial, we have always been and we i believe continue to be in too many ways essentially a nation of cowards. >> reporter: but he says he stands by those remarks. >> i

just as malone.3 i'm sure that smell be here for quite awhile.d back to the house even though they're cleared it to show she's not sure there will move back some say they will move away for good. children happened is just too much. staying here means living in a place in will never be the same even after that you begin to look like an arm on the road again i'm sure will be a long c,gv)+pvzsé

plans to do, and have a look at the -- tip the margins he won by and beat out his opponents, joe malonend next will have to defeat democrat bill keating in the general election, all for the long-time, 7-term william delahunt seat in massachusetts, which goes from quincy to cape cod, good to have you here, jack, welcome. >> thanks for having me on. martha: you have been called the next scott brown. do you like that title? >> well, it surely fits for me, senator brown and i are friends and served in the massachusetts legislation together a number of years and his victory in january opened the door to people like myself in massachusetts and a lot of people around the country think massachusetts republicans don't have a chance and scott brown proved we do and my election success on primary night by the margin of victory we had shows it is a winnable seat in massachusetts. martha: we'll see what happens in november. talk to me about your very animated -- you are animated about repealing obama health care and how do you expect to paul that off. >> let me set the record straight. in 2006, when

malone made's was one. congressman bill lynch in massachusetts ninth district, both were won relatively easily and certainly the favorites in november. host: new york house races. the 23rd and first district. what happened in these races last night? guest: new york 23, a lot of people are familiar with it. it was really picked the first tea party upset race, and special collections last fall, a seat republicans had all the about 150 years, 19th century. and a divided republican base basically handed that seek to build all ones in that 3-1 special election. it looks like the same thing playing out. owens ran unopposed. doug hoffman, who in the fall was unsuccessful for that bid for the nomination, nevertheless he will appear on the ballot as a conservative party candidate. it remains to be seen how hard he will campaign for that seat. he has indicated he will seek -- he will try to win and certainly that means that the bill owens again could be the recipient of another term in congress thanks to a division w

malone is very insightful. our country operates byit capital operates. can take a good news and bad ne. the difficulty is when uncertainty arises because of calculations. part of the problem with the economy today is there's an enormous amount of uncertainty as to where the countrys going in terms of regulation and as far as the tax policy. the tax cuts are essential, especially in a fragile market. why not have payroll cuts? second, the gentleman is correct, simply spending one's way out ofifficulties simply does not work. it increases the deficit. it mak money cheaper. the problem is when people are overleveraged in an uncertain environment, they do not want the money available. so the moneyman sits there. the gentleman is very wise. i appreciatthe opportunity to express my opinion. host: thank. we will get a response. guest: thanks very much for that. not much i can add to that. i agree. host: david from n york on the democrats' line. caller: good morning. i was just wondering, if the fed is lending banks money at 0% or whatever, why is it not possibl

malone is very insightful. our country operates byit capital operates. can take a good news and bad news. the difficulty is when uncertainty arises because of calculations. part of the problem with the economy today is there's an enormous amount of uncertainty as to where the country is going in terms of regulation and as far as the tax policy. the tax cuts are essential, especially in a fragile market. why not have payroll cuts? second, the gentleman is correct, simply spending one's way out of difficulties simply does not work. it increases the deficit. it makes money cheaper. the problem is when people are overleveraged in an uncertain environment, they do not want the money available. so the moneymand, sits there. the gentleman is very wise. i appreciate the opportunity to express my opinion. host: thank. we will get a response. guest: thanks very much for that. not much i can add to that. i agree. host: david from new york on the democrats' line. caller: good morning. i was just wondering, if the fed is lending banks money at 0% or whatever, why is