he said it mostly just tickled. >> you write how mccullough sold are decoration, said your representative owes you not only history but his judgment and he betrays instead of serving you if he sacrifices it to your opinion. iin this world of politician he who are slaves to the polls, do you understand how this would have got passed? >> we are so lucky to have men like jefferson, franklin, and washington, the country was even more bitterly divided than it was today, there were people in the public life who were able to set aside self interest and simply do the right thing. it's really remarkable. >> if anybody votes or says anything in favor of something that they think their constituents may not want and that immediately gets back to them through 24 hour cable news through internet. do you think there's any hope for washington today, that things are going to change given those circumstances? >> well you know two things help to get this bill passed. one that was hashed out in secret, that it was negotiated behind closed doors, that's very lard for that to get done now, because of 24 hour w

would single out is the conservative republican congressman from west central ohio named william mccullough was the ranking republican member of the house judiciary committee and was a conservative, he was against gun control, against foreign aid, and his home town was represented by john boehner. he was descended from abolitionists and was a passionate believer in civil rights and he was appalled and 1957-1960 that lyndon johnson as senate majority leader water down the civil rights bill in those years so when president kennedy proposed a comprehensive bill in 63, he made a deal with the administration. he said if you promise not to water this down in the senate and trade it away, give the republicans equal credit going into next year's election and defuse it as a political issue then i will back you all the way and bring the republican caucus along and the respect for him in the house was such that the entire republican leadership was bound to follow him and that is what happened and because of his insistence on this strategy, the kennedy administration and johnson administration was forc

. >> william mccullough, was his name.is district in ohio is represented, part of it, his home down, by speaker john boehner, who is just as conservative as john boehner. he opposed gun control. sceptical about foreign aid. he was a fierce supporter of fierce rites. when president kennedy proposed the bill in the summer of 1963 william mccullough made a deal saying if they promised not to water it down in the senate - which was the usual practice - and would give the republicans equal credit goings into the 1964 presidential election, he'd bring along the republican caucus, and that's what would happen. >> so many moving parts were involved in the negotiations. his importance was highlighted by jacqueline kennedy onassis, when he retired she sent a note saying: >> reading that it makes me wonder how with e write our history booftenghts it was considered -- books. it was considered political suicide for him to do what he did. i suspect few know who he is. >> the republican party took seriously his herrage of the party of li

so when president kennedy proposed a bill, mccullough made a deal with the administration elm he said if you promise not to water this down in the senate and trade it away, you promise to give the republicans equal credit going into next year's election and diffuse it as a political issue, i will back you and bring the republican caucus along, and the respect in the house for him was such that the entire republican leadership would follow hem and that's what happened and because of mccullough's insistence on the strategy, first the kennedy administration and then the johnson administration, was forced to do something that had never before succeeded, which was to break afilibuster over civil rights in the senate and that. , too on june 10, 196 4 , is what happened. and this -- when she learned he was retiring in 1971, after he had a bad fall, jacqueline kennedy onassis wrote him a three-page letter and told him she knew that he more than in eye single person in congress was personally responsible for the bills and in the last weeks of her husband's life he had taken consolation that mc

hi, i am katie mccullough, executive director of digital liberty for americans for tax reform. i want to point to a narrower area of tax policies. when you look at taxing the internet, one of the things that people don't know is that there is legislation that prevents states from taxing access to internet. just basic getting online. introducedegislation to prevent states from doing that. before the legislation was introduced, there were a few states that had already taxed to the internet. that has been reauthorized for a number of years. we now have two bills, house and senate, the permanent internet tax freedom forever act. we also have the internet tax freedom forever act sponsored by widen and soon. that would prevent taxes on internet access at anytime anywhere and would not allow states to continue doing such things. that is great for our economy. it also prevents states from taxing sales that occur online differently from sales, traditional market sales. they could not be taxed higher than your regular sales tax. iss kind of legislation important to keep our tax code cons

father gerald murray from the church of the holy family and kevin mccullough, radio host.have this political meeting, doctor, and we have the meeting of policy with faith, talking about immigration. is this a good or bad idea? >> it's always a wonderful idea to be talking to people of faith. i love that. but the topic, are we talking about faith or are we sort of using faith as a guise to talk politics? and that, i think, is what really sort of divides some of the people watching this. it would be nice if we were talking about how to bring americans back to church instead of talking about policy issues. >> we're going to get to that in just a minute. father, i grew up in a religious family. my grandfather is a minister. he was an incredible liberal. and i never knew it from the pulpit because he chose to never preach politics. i prefer that. how do you feel about that? >> i agree. the priest or the minister should not take advantage of the congregation to impose his political views. there's a lot to talk about with christian doctrine, that's our mission. sometimes the doct

keith mccullough put out a note, we want to get him on the phone, the founder and chief executive officer of hedge i risk-management, he sees a flashing warnings this signal that you need to wear know about right now that has to do with equity ofs conversely compared to bonds inflows. the distress signal flashing this morning, what is it? >> what is interesting is it is the first time we have seen this and we are looking at the rate of change or the second derivative move. we have been followeds into the equity market and last year as you know you had outflows in the bond market put in the last two weeks and this is just confirmed as of last night we had equity of flows on the domestic equity front which is new and is surprising given to your point we hit an all-time high in the stock market and people are not buying into that. liz: i am holding a notes in my hand you put out, talking about what the data show and in essence i think you are right. we are seeing massive bond outflows as recently as a couple months ago. now you see on the screen quite a bit. not the most gigantic number here

one of the most important members of the house, william mccullough. he was crucial.civil rights. >> talk about an interesting exchange between president johnson and his press secretary, george ready. ready told a reporter johnson was continuously in touch with martin luther king and he did not like that. >> this was in the aftermath of the signing of the bill. george ready had been asked by reporters if the president had talked to martin luther king. he had. but johnson didn't like the idea that he was too close to king. king was still a controversial figure at that time. he wasn't the saintly figure he's become in memory. johnson new how politically risky the bill had become. he knew it would pu the democrats in trouble for the future generations. >> in terms of civil rights, how did johnson feel about that? >> his own views had evolved very slowly at the time. as a young member of congress, he voted against civil rights legislation because he was from texas and texas caucused with the south. as time went on, he realized that the country was changing and the laws ha

keith mccullough has come out with a note looking at screaming warning signals the markets and giving tuned, we will get him on the phone quickly. there is the sector that has scream tire speaking of screaming, 3d printers, we talked about this. fox business exclusive, 3d systems, this stock a, 370% over the past two years. a 3d printing convention in new york, he has brand new printers that are cheap but less-expensive. he feels it is the next new thing, and hewlett-packard jumps in and tries to steal some business, we will continue the high frequency trading battle and discussion here, two taught guests, better market ceo and president. along with charlie gasparino joining us to talk about whether this needs to be banned or regulated or nothing. melissa: sounds like a great show. next up if you are looking for a summer vacation recommendation you have just the property for you. it is only half a million dollars for three months. what a deal. you can never have too much money. [ male announcer ] what if a small company became big business overnight? ♪ like, really big... then expande

it is my understand that governor mccullough has now signed that legislation and it will take effect on july 1 of this year, and impose a civil sanctions on anyone who is a notarios, or notary, who dispenses legal advice. i'm also proud of the fact that some of our members assisted local prosecutors as best you to go after notarios, our members interviewed potential victims. they were able to compile affidavits which they gave to prosecutors and detectives which were then used to prosecute individuals, and one well-known individual in virginia, a gentleman by the name of luis ramirez accuracy a two-year prison sentence for what he did as a notarios and the fraud that he committed. now, briefly i'd like to talk about mr. ramirez because i think i panelists may touch upon this in their discussion of notarios fraud. and the result want to bring this up to you because those of you more attorneys and those of you who will become attorneys, as you know our profession is a self regulated want to we police ourselves. but we should also police those who gavel in the legal profession and by ga

. >> mccullough didn't come this year.k about why you came today. >> one of the things i'm proudest of is there's no part of virginia i'm not going to contest. that i have not had friends i worked for. >> i realize i'm here as an endangered species. a virginia democrat. >> neither political party has paid enough attention to small town america. we can show you can build jobs in mumbai. we have not shown we can bring jobs to danville. >> thanks so much. >> come back and see us. >> thanks again to perry bacon and ann thompson for that report. the confederate flag guy is interesting. >>> coming up, a bottle of vodka and a crazy jailhouse video. they have given rise to an investigation that now seriously threatens rick perry in his 2016 ambitions. we'll tell you how that fits together and we have big news on bridgegate too. [ hypnotist ] you are feeling satisfied without standard leather. you are feeling exhilarated with front-wheel drive. you are feeling powerful with a 4-cylinder engine. [ male announcer ] open your eyes...

next we have jerry mccullough, president and ceo of nerc where he oversees and leads programs affecting 1900 north american bulk power system operators, owners and users picnics would like to welcome ms. sue kelly, president and ceo of american public power, he was advocating for 2000 nonprofit committee on in a trick -- in addition to others. finally, our last witness is the honorable collett honorable, chairman of the arkansas public service commission. chairman honorable is a representing the national association of regulatory utility commissioners where she served as president. welcome. thank you all for being here and why do we begin with your testimony, chairman lafleur. [inaudible] >> push -- >> all right, that are. chairman landrieu, ranking member murkowski, and members of the committee, my name is cheryl lafleur. for nearly four years i've had the honor of serving on the federal energy regulatory commission. i appear before you as ferc's acting chairman and appointment i received in november. i'd like to thank the committee for holding this hearing and inviting me to testify.

his net worth is 300 cc 5 million dollars, followed by cumbersome and mike mccullough worth $113 millionsenator mike warner, -- senator mark warner his net worth is 96 million dollars. >> the average american is astounded by those numbers and it does make it seem like the majority of lawmakers are independently wealthy. i think in terms of the intent behind representative moran's amendment, which was not a pay raise for say but was a $25 a day housing stipend for certain members of congress, those who maintain a primary residence at least 50 miles outside of washington, the intent behind it as he stated what that there are a lot of members who cannot afford to live in washington some of them do live in washington or in homes or apartment with other members and other time, if the pay freeze they impose on themselves in 2010 continues, that could result in fewer members of congress from average economic backgrounds, in other words a congress that does not reflect america. host: this is again according to roll call a look at members of congress will stop leading the list is david, $4 millio

ukraine again for three years the journalists we're talking about here yulia it should strive also mccullough put doll of kin they work for the life news t.v. channel party there on the way to do an interview with an anti-government activists when they were arrested and we managed to speak to a man who says he saw what happened here. you know what i do with a small group of young maladies they were not wearing uniform you took. one of them how did the automatic rifles and the others had makarov handgun unless they told heil to get down on the floor and ask them who he was said he was the camera magnum you know you could come away. if she was there and went up to the second floor then they told me to step outside so i was not there when they arrested you but i did not see what happened i just heard them talking to each other i heard them talking on the phone to somebody but i heard them say we've got them ringing and the cops really ending it all well the organization for security cooperation in europe meantime has already reacted to the instant demanding an explanation from ukraine's interior

would single out is the conservative republican congressman from west central ohio named william mccullough was the ranking republican member of the house judiciary committee and was a conservative, he was against gun control, against foreign aid, and his home town was represented by john boehner. he was descended from abolitionists and was a passionate believer in civil rights and he was appalled and 1957-1960 that lyndon johnson as senate majority leader water down the civil rights bill in those years so when president kennedy proposed a comprehensive bill in 63, he made a deal with the administration. he said if you promise not to water this down in the senate and trade it away, give the republicans equal credit going into next year's election and defuse it as a political issue then i will back you all the way and bring the republican caucus along and the respect for him in the house was such that the entire republican leadership was bound to follow him and that is what happened and because of his insistence on this strategy, the kennedy administration and johnson administration was forc