levin of michigan has 28 3/4. mr. camp of michigan has 24 1/2. mr. levin of michigan. mr. levin: i yield myself 10 seconds. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 10 seconds. mr. levin: what the reform did was to make sure that the doctor-patient relationship was maintained and that there would be millions of more patients in the united states of america. i now yield two minutes to another distinguished member of the ways and means committee, mr. kind of wisconsin. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized for two minutes. mr. kind: i ask to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kind: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentleman for yielding me this time. madam speaker, shortly after passage of the affordable care act, a young mother in my congressional district wrote me a letter and she wrote it on behalf of her 13-month-old son, henry. in it she wrote, and i quote, my son had a stroke before he was even born. he wanted -- he wanted to personally thank you for passing this bill but he's

today, michigan wolverines lostÑ mike mike. >> mike: if michigan's loss, wolverine head coach may begone. that means former michigan quarterback and current stanford head coach, jim harbaugh, will be the first name brought up to replace rich rod. michigan off to a good start. robinson, beautiful job. 14-10 wolverines. that lead would not last in the second. fowler with the first of his three rushing scores on the day. 17-14 bulldogs, and the flood gates open. chris rod hits carr. 31-yard for the score. rich rod good as gone. the wolverine's worst bowl loss in school history. >> michigan state should have been in the rose bowl. instead in the capitol one bowl facing alabama. and roll tide in the second. mark ingram, second rushing score on the game. 21-0 bama. jones gets to the corner. turns on the burners down the sideline. alabama rushed for 270 yards as a team in the third, greg mcilroy, 37-yard on this hookup. the tide rolls over michigan state, 49-7. to the outback bowl, urban meiers facing joe paterno and penn state. the scoop and the score. 27 yards, 14-7 gators. in the third,

you're in michigan, how do you bring back jobs in michigan? >> well, you know, i am here.nd i'll tell you, we've really suffered a really bad depression right now. we're still, i think the unofficial unemployment rate is probably around 20%. up here in northern michigan, it's pretty bad. and so i'm doing what i can -- i've actually been pushing them up here to appoint some jobs gas dors ambassadors. i may just appoint myself. because i really want to spend a good chunk of this year encouraging businesses to start coming to michigan. people here are so in want of a job, they will work their butts off to have good employment here, good middle class jobs. and there's so much talent here. we live in this incredible state of michigan, that gave the world all these inventions. i mean, thomas edison grew up in port huron, michigan. henry ford from dearborn. there's a guy from battle creek that got everybody to eat breakfast, mr. kellogg. this is the state. i mean, berry gordy and motown. there's always been so much creativity here. and it's such a great place to come and to live

the tide rolls over michigan state, 49-7. to the outback bowl. meyer facing joe paterno and penn state. nittany lions bringing the heat. the escape and -- scoop and score in the third, penn state goes back on top. the touchdown run makes it 24-17 penn state. in the fourth, 1:00 to play. florida up. penn state driving. the pickoff by black, and 80-yard later he ices it. florida sends urban meyer out as a winner, 37-24 your final. >> gator bill, rich rodriguez fighting for his job. wolverines and mississippi state. first quarter, robin, so i beautiful throw to owens. 37 yards. 14-10 wolverines. that lead would not last. in the second, the first of three td scores. 17-14 bulldogs. the flood geatz -- flood gates open. rich rod as good as gone as the wolverines suffer their worst bowl loss in school history. >> jim harbaugh with be the first name brought up to replace rich rodriguez at michigan, but not until tuesday when the cardinals are in the bowl game. one player is held out a quarter for missing bid -- bed check. the danger of the hokies is ty r

he coached along with sandy you go state and was a defensive line coach at michigan in 1997. they always hear we want a michigan man so a little bit of that and ron rivera long time assistant coach, long time player in the national football league and a great, great guy played at cal and ron dying his hair now but none theless got a big break today. first time -- why is that bad? you don't like that, either? >> that's not bad. >> that i have the confidence when a guy is 3000 miles away to say that. no, i interviewed him a number of times. he's a great guy and the new coach of carolina, the panthers. >>> it's tough to make baseball's hall of fame. you got bruce and dennis and probably this guy, trever hoffman who retired today with 600 and 1 career saves. ravera at second for the record is 41 back but retired after a long long career 18 major league seasons. so you'll not see trever come out of the pen any more as we like to say. is pen okay? >> yeah. >> i would say bullpen but you might take that -- >> good night everybody. we'll see yo ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok tha

then i moved to michigan, michigan to new york, new york to la. >> hinojosa: okay, and why did you decidentry and say, "i'm going to move to michigan"? what was the dream for you? i mean, was it... because you hadn't spent time in the united states, right? >> no, well, actually, i was in the states when i was two years old. my mom... you know, my folks traveled a lot. we were like, really well off, initially, and then my father lost everything. so it's a very interesting story. i hadn't seen my dad like, 20 years, and then eight years ago, i finally got to see him. so it was like, a really profound sort of experience. but on that note, it was... for me, it was that time when we were like, really young and my folks had the money we would travel a lot, and one of the countries was america. my mom spent like, three months in florida, took us to walt disney every day, and i don't remember any of that. we have pictures, though. >> hinojosa: what did symbolize? like, coming to the united states from that part of the world... >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: ...symbolized what? and this is 1997, so this

michigan down by four. darius morris, with the drive. michigan down by just two.fter two buckeyes free throws, hardaway jr., no good. the buckeyes win, 68-64. >>> that is your espnews update. i'm don bell. now, back to you in the studio. >> as a carolina grad, no problem with that duke loss. i have to put that out there. sorry. >>> coming up next, we'll update our top story. what some are calling a miracle from the hospital room of congresswoman gabrielle giffords. [ spongecaster ] we're here at the winter dishwashing championship, a challenge to hands this time of year. what's this? she's hurtling down that sink with no protective gear. oh, no! her hands could dry out. [ female announcer ] don't worry, you can keep your hands in beautiful form with dawn hand renewal with olay beauty. it goes beyond dishwashing to help your hands seal in moisture while you do the dishes. [ spongecaster ] hands down, a beautiful performance. [ female announcer ] dawn does more... [ spongecaster ] so it's not a chore. with chili's new $6 lunch break. choose a salad or tasty soup. pa

fuller, the gentleman from michigan, mr. camp, the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, each will ol control 45 minutes. the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. ryan, the gentleman from maryland, mr. van hollen, the gentleman from maryland, mr. smith, the gentleman from maryland, mr. conyers, the gentleman from missouri, mr. graves and the gentlewoman from new york, ms. ve laz quezz each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. ryan. mr. ryan: i yield myself two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. ryan: i'm going to begin by saying why we're doing this i want to get into the accounting of all this later in the debate but let me say why we are here. we are here because we heard the american people in the last election. we are here because we believe it's really important to do in office what you said you would do. we said we would have a straight up or down vote to repeat -- to repeal this health care law and that's precisely what we are doing here today. mr. speaker, why do we believe this? because th

the gentleman from michigan. mr. conyers: i'm pleased to yield to the gentleman from georgia, hank johnson, for 1 1/2 minutes, to defend the obamacare legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for a minute and a half. mr. johnson: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you, mr. ranking member. i rise in opposition to the repeal of health reform. repeal of health care reform would strip 32 million americans of health insurance including 139,000 residents of my district. repeal will allow insurers to discriminate against people with pre-existing conditions and re-open the doughnut hole which would devastate joseph williams, a former corrections officer in my district, who relies on medicare for his prescription drugs. i'll be voting against repeal and i urge my colleagues to do the same. and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from texas. mr. smith: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from north carolina, mr.

looking good for michigan but then all bulldogs. on 4th and 10.ichael carr for the third touchdown pass of the game. mississippi state scored 42 unanswered points and blew the doors off michigan. 52-14 to win the gator bowl. wolverines worst bowl loss in school history. >>> pretty sure this guy will not be wearing the spartans head gear back on the flight to east lansing. alabama scoring a touchdown on their first four possessions. mark inngram with. winning the capitol one bowl. big 10 went 0-5 today and really struggled against the sec losing all three match ups by an average of 30 points. the three schools forcing eight turnovers. >>> mike hayward was fired after just two weeks after coaching. he was arrested at home domestic violence. >>> while jim loves to talk about preparing for the hokies he is not as comfortable talking about his future. >> has anyone contacted you about the 49ers position? anyone contacted you. >> we will talk about the football game in miami. thank you. take care. >> only time it gets asked if i'm doing a talk back radi

the gentleman from michigan. mr. upton: i might just ask how much extra time we might have been given by mr. kline from minnesota? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman has 1 1/2 minutes. mr. upton: great. mr. speaker, i would yield myself two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. upton: mr. speaker, today we take a step towards compassionate, innovative, and job creating health care. it's ironic we must end something to realize a new beginning. but that's exactly what obamacare has compelled us to do and that's precisely what we will do today. it's time to be honest with the american people. remember the hypocratic oath? first do no more. -- do no harm. obamacare produces the opposite of growth, compassion, and innovation in health care. it destroys jobs, busts budgets, creates an unsustainable set of mandates on individuals, employers, and states. it will stifle innovation and the development of lifesaving medicines t will make health care more expensive not more affordable. mr. speake

the gentleman from michigan, mr. kildee. mr. kildee: to coin money, regulate the value of there, and of foreign coin, and fix the standard of weights and measures, to provide for the punishment of counterfeiting, the securities and current coin of the united states, to establish post offices and post roads. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from texas, mr. hensarling. mr. hensarling: to promote the progress of science and useful arts, by securing for limit times to authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries.

goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from michigan, mr. kildee. mr. kildee: to coin money, regulate the value of there, and of foreign coin, and fix the standard of weights and measures, to provide for the punishment of counterfeiting, the securities and current coin of the united states, to establish post offices and post roads. mr. goodlatte: i now yield to the gentleman from texas, mr. hensarling. mr. hensarling: to promote the progress of science and useful arts, by securing for limited times to authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries.

in the civil war college's michigan campus emptied out as we send more than 400 students to fight for the union cause.

in michigan we were very lucky this year. we did not have to go out and look for choking candidates. we were able to integrate people into the party and make a difference. >> the next question begins with chairman steele. there has been the get out the vote campaign. it has gone up to week before the election. in 2010 that program was discontinued. do you think that was a wise choice? if you are reelected would you revisit that decision? >> it was a wise choice. it was not discontinued it was not put out the way people were to seeing it. i have heard enough state chairmans saying i do not need strangers coming into my backyard the last week of the election telling me how to run an election when they have no idea what it is about. we decided to turn rnc into a victory center. in 100 funds available to anyone on capitol hill that wanted to come and make phone calls. the money that would have been spent on an airplane or hotel for a week for capitol hill staffers to go to michigan, wisconsin, to go to new jersey or anyplace else

the gentleman from michigan. mr. conyers: i'm pleased to recognize a senior member of the judiciary, sheila jackson lee, of houston, texas, for one and a half minutes. the speaker: the gentlelady is recognized for one and a half minutes. ms. jackson lee: there is nothing that one can do when you're debating this bill than to be civil and to respect the american people, who, many of them are in the jaws of terrible disease, rehabilitation or maybe some have already lost their lives. this repeal of this bill, just a couple of pages, would re-emphasize that they would die. a bill that talks about jobs when we're talking about lives. so i think it is important that we follow what the opponents of this protection and health care bill does. consumer protection. patient protection. and i think it is important for us to be able to hold this constitution and prove that it is constitutional. well, i could say that there are 1.1 million jobs already created, that the deficit will blow up $143 billion, trillion over -- a trillio

michigan fired their football coach today. and baseball hop of fame has two new members.greatest second basemans of all time. may have taken two shots at this because he is, of course, responsible for the 1996 spitting in the umpire's face. how about burt, he is a guy that had to wait 14 years. won 287 game, 60 shut outs. next year will probably be barry larkin. there you

this is michigan for god's sakes. it is the most important game on that schedule. to win the big 10 championship multiplea, consecutively. >> multiply? >> i made that word up. >> number 4, montreal's travis moen thinks he has a nice shot on pittsburgh, gets a face full of board. pittsburgh gets the win. have a nice trip, see you next fall. >>> coach kay's blue devils go down tonight, florida state's chris singleton had 18 points as the seminoles knock off the top ranked duke and snap their 25-game win streak. >>> dunk of the night to that man, lawrence bowers of missouri, the tigers beat the nebraska cornhuskers. at number 1 we've got a streaker unfortunately he didn't see the glass partition. the glass partition. oh, down goes phrasier. now we all at some point in our life have walked into a glass wall having not seen it. >> no we haven't. >> yeah you have. but i've never done it nude so you got to feel for that guy. >> yeah, you got to be careful, you can damage your head. [ laughter in the background ] >> i hope he has children already. all right, we're coming r

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let's go to michigan and talk to susan. okay, we will try wisconsin with brian. >> i am a chairman here and -- has done a great job here in wisconsin. keeping a positive message. his age and his fatality. >> we will have to let you go. -- his age and his vitality. >> i have had a wonderful campaign team back there. they are terrific. i would like to thank all of you members of the rnc for meeting with me and taking my stocker phone calls over the holidays. on the republican national committee matters to me, matters to all of us. it is time that this committee heal and unify and remember that it is our job to beat barack obama in 2012. that is our job. i believe that our party is the best hope for our conservative movement. we are the best hope for america to restore freedom, our families, and this republic. don't you ever forget it. i have a passion for service and i will continue to serve my country and my community to by electing good conservative republicans to office along with each and every one of you. i would like to

-spinoff battery maker. >> i think what's going on right now is the revitalization of michigan. we're diversifying the economy from the auto industry to the next generation technology for the auto industry but for other industries as well. >> reporter: why are you here as opposed to boston? >> there is no richer talent pool from an engineering perspective around automotive than right here in the state of michigan. and it was a unique time because many of them were unemployed. >> reporter: moreover, the company starts workers at closer to the second tier $14 an hour than the u.a.w. wages of the past. >> wages have come down and that's what's made michigan attractive frankly, is that it's not $30 an hour plus full benefits and pension for life. >> reporter: john thomas runs a firm that retrofits vehicles to run electric. >> we're in auburn hills, michigan. we leased a 200,000 square foot assembly facility near the chrysler tech center and the palace. >> reporter: and what's the advantage of being here? >> all of the resources for automotives are absolutely here. >> reporter: so th

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he did coach in michigan in 1997. as an alumnus of from michigan rate moves you in which direction?as really going to come there but they wanted some of that caliber to come there. >> you hold back the $10,000 and donated to michigan. (laughter) he won a name that gets your body excited right? within reason. rate now you're on neutral ground carry and was bay area route say this guy finally received a break today. ron rivera he played a cal with all-america there, longtime assistant in the nfl is a new coach of the california panthers. he's a member of the hall of fame. throw in the two bits of great guy, just never received the break in carolina. jason of course as let's not forget he's a latino head coach, the second in the history of the national football league. meanwhile, john elway the magic of having tron as your boss i don't know. defense accorded a greg is now reportedly the third coach to say and not interested in their vacancy. the other to jim harbaugh, add salt in my color key. the bronco still need a head coach. commenting on what people say oh boy would not be great t

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for one minute. mr. levin: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: withou objection. mr. levin: this is what the republicans are after, what their repeal would mean. it would take away from millions of americans, coverage for kids with pre-existing conditions, coverage for young adults under 26, recommended preventive care would be taken away, it would take away lower drug costs for seniors. and thiis what the republican repeal would do. it would give back to insurance companies unreasonable premium increases, unjust policy termses, rescissions, it would take away this, it would give back profits and c.e.o. salaries to insurance companies, not health care benefits. it will give back annual and lifetime limits on benefits. it gives back to insurance companies discrimination author against women. these are concrete reasons to vote n on this repeal. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from califo

michigan is coming back and california is not. we have huge budget problems. california has got some issues these days. the housing business and everything else is affected. as far as the alternative vehicles coming out, that is great that we are exploring these areas. but in the end, if these are ever going to be something more, we need some breaks fors. there are all electric vehicles and so forth but those are unlikely to be practical for mass use until there is a better break through which we are working on for decades. eight find it tomorrow but it is not there yet. things like the chevy volt which is essentially an electric car with the generator on board, gasoline powered on board generator, has more potential. the question with that is right now there is a $7,500 government subsidy. that can't last forever. when that goes away and the full price of the car becomes available, will still people by a tour will manufacturers get the price down? we will see. there's a lot of vibrancy, new ideas. lot of things happening. in the end these technologys need to

the michigan players never do get him down. mississippi state gets a touchdown pass to michael carr. the worst bowl loss in michigan history as the bulldogs win 52- 14. and further cloud the future of rodriguez. >>> we are paid to do a job. we did it as hard and as well as we could. and with some obstacles. but everybody is going to have obstacles. and that's the one thing that, you know, even though the season certainly didn't, you know, shape out the way we wanted to and there were a lot of things that happen, you know, we fought through it and we got closer. this team is closer today than it was a week ago and three weeks ago. sometimes there are hard lessons learned for all of us. but nobody cheating our school of a day of work. >>> penn state 84-year-old paterno is still going. irvin myer is retiring. the ball was tied at 7 in the first quarter. the gators blocked the punt and mcray returns 27 yards for a score. that gets myer fired up. the lions driving for a score later in the game that could have given them the lead. bu

, and yes, michigan loves life.y am i a proud freshman member of the congress, but proud husband to natalie and proud dad to five great kids in michigan. we have been involve involved in this. my church is a right to life, my wife is on the pregnancy center board, but i have to tell you this is an awesome sight. to see this many people, i took a picture, i'm putting it up on the facebook. how many people were there? we have proof right here, folks. [cheers and applause] i know it's cold. you have been out here a long time, but there's a lot of us. isn't that a good problem to have? [cheers and applause] that's right. but, you know, it's not about young and old. it's not about rich and poor. it's not about catholic and protestant. it's not about christian versus jew. this is about doing right veer sus wrong. we are here to speak for those who have no voices. keep up your fight. [cheers and applause] >> good afternoon i'm lee terry from nebraska. [cheers and applause] thank you for being here. when u see you hear, i s

michigan state stomped wisconsin, 64-61.anked bc plays the spartans on saturday. >> now, number 16 illinois, andrew jones was in the right place at the right time giving penn state the lead. under two seconds left, they pull off a big upset, 57-55. >>> the top scorer in the nation is now byu's jimmer fredette. he finished with 47 against utah, hit from anywhere and everywhere, including a buzzer beater from just inside half-court. byu cruising 104-79. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm mario solis. >> announcer: "early today" sports is brought to you by lectric shave. blade close, lectric smooth. >>> a medical license is suspended while 007 gets his license back. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, how this young boy has been given the ultimate helping hand. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back. the first in a series of storms moved into the pacific southwest. snow earlier in the night is. seattle, freezing rain in and around portland. eventually it all turn

that is according to a psychologist at the university of michigan. he tells the new york post that monday, january 17th, is going to be the biggest downer of 2011. why? he predicts it's a time when many have broken their new year's resolutions. it's probably kind of bad outside. but on a lighter note, he expects june 7th to be the happiest day -- 17th to be the happiest day of the year. >>> can anyone own the image of a balloon animal? a bay area store is facing that question after getting a warning letter from a famous artist. park life was selling this book end in the shape of a balloon dog online and in its store. the could -- co-owner says a lawyer fired a note telling them to take it off the shelf. this is his balloon dog sculpture. >> if you're a party clown, watch out, because they are going to come after you. >> how many party clowns around the world have made that dog? >> i know. >>> a toronto company makes the book ends for now. the store says they will probably begin selling them again. >>> well, you know what it looks like. and if you liv

. >>> this comes to us from wluv tv 6 in marquette, michigan. one high school student's determination has made his an inspiration. cody has been wheelchair bound since he was 5, but his disability doesn't stand in his way from playing high school football. he underwent strength training for a year and not only an asset to the team but an inspiration to his community. now inspiring the nation, he is the only player from michigan's upper peninsula nominated for a national athletic award. good for him. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> in japan, the current hero of an ancient sport performed a secret tradition. thousands gathered to see the grand champion perform new year's rights at a tokyo shrine. the 24 -pound wrestler is only the 6th champion of a sport historians dated back 2000 years. the honor of performing the rights is all the more impressive given that this champion is mongolian. >>> so who would win? the tortoise or the hare? one aquarium puts that age ol

dawn farm hosted their 37th anniversary jamboree in ypsilanti, michigan. event featured activities for all ages, including live music, hayrides, pony rides, live and silent auctions, and tours of the 74-acre farm. the jamboree provided an opportunity to have a great time while raising awareness of the tremendous power of recovery. recovery schools and friends in st. paul, minnesota, held a kickball tournament with live music and fun for everyone! the event was held at como park where attendees enjoyed a nice day outdoors playing kickball and were able to celebrate recovery together with games, music, speakers, and information booths. the partnership for a healthy durham held a block party for the entire durham, north carolina, community at durham central park. this free event included food, diverse entertainment, games, and activities for all ages. information was also provided about substance use disorders and treatment options and the inspiring stories of members of the local recovery community. the northern ohio recovery association invited all bikers d

lake-effect snow across michigan and upstate new york. in miami. 34 in atlanta and 29 here in new york. 20s for minneapolis to indianapolis. 33 in salt lake city and 71 in phoenix. >>> we finally know who will split the whopping $380 million mega millions jackpot. >> a week after a washington state couple claimed their half, lottery officials say that a 29-year-old mother of two in idaho was holding the other winning ticket. holly lahti is not ready to face the public and she has 60 days to decide whether or not to collect her fortune in a lump-sum payment. >> the dirt on holly. she and her husband are separated and the first he heard about the wife's windfall was from a reporter. i think we can all pretty much understand why there. >> that's going to get a little messy. >> i'm sure she's like, why didn't i file the papers? be right back. hó [ male announcer ] colorful, smooth, and in excellent condition. those are your lips with new covergirl lip perfection. get beautiful color now... let silk therapy moisturizers give you more beautiful

the doors off michigan 52-14 to win the gator bowl.rines worst bowl loss in school history. >>> another one here. pretty sure this guy who won't be wearing his spartans hat on the flight back to lansing. alabama scores. touchdown in their first four possessions. 42nd touchdown. alabama winning 49-7 to win the capitol one bowl. not a good day for the state of michigan. >>> big 10 going 0-5 struggling against the sec losing all three match ups by an average of 40 points. combining for 1300 yards and forced eight turnovers. >>> pittsburgh fired mike hayward just two weeks after signing him to a five-year deal. hayward was arrested yesterday at his home on domestic violence charges. >>> stanford taking on virginia tech monday night in the rose bail. while jim loves talking about preparing for the hokeys he is not comfortable talking about his future on the farm. >> anybody talked to you about the 49ers position? anybody contacted? >> we are talking about the football game in miami. >> thank you very much. >> take care. >> the only time he

dawn farm hosted their 36th anniversary jamboree in ypsilanti, michigan. the goal of the event was to raise awareness about the tremendous power of recovery and to raise funds that enable dawn farm to continue their mission to provide services for those who have no other resources. the free event was open to people of all ages and featured tons of activities for all to enjoy, including live music, hay rides, pony rides, and a silent auction of donated items. in honor of recovery month, recovery advocates in michigan gathered on the lawn of the state capital in lansing for a rally for recovery. highlights of the event included guest speakers from the treatment field, policy makers, and the voices of those in recovery. additionally, there was live music and fun activities for kids. in honor of recovery month, the focus ministry at gethsemane baptist church hosted a faith-based open house in the bronx. the freedom only comes under surrendering ministry is a spiritual-based, christ-centered ministry for substance abuse prevention. the event featured food, gues

host: michigan, larry, on our line for democrats.r: these people talk about states having better revenues and everything else. host: go ahead, larry. caller: these people talking about -- everybody is in debt. talk about -- about the health care debate that is going to the golan. it is a big force. -- about the health care debate that is going to go on. gas will it $4, up $5 a gallon $4, $5 perll has will hit gallon. guest: they invest in the future. some of the reasons why things are so tough, there are a lot of factors. sometimes, not making investments in the past makes it tough in the future. i hope we can learn from this and make sure we invest in schools and health care and all the things that bring prosperity in the long run. the question is, states making the decisions today, they want to take advantage of prosperity, or will they not do that and things will get tougher? host: there was a headline in ""the wall street journal." write -- cities are scrambling to refinance tens of billions of dollars of debt this year. guest: w

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i'm serious, this is michigan for god's sakes, it is the most important game anne that schedule.n't say that. i told you our goal is to win the big 10 championship. mull tip plea, consecutively. i made that word up. so -- the first one. you'll get used to it. i do that. i do that once in a while. >> i interviewed that head coach last year. you know, when he was an assistant he used to have to recruit in california. he goes to sarah high school and cease this quarterback named tom brady and recruits him to michigan. we know what brady is doing now. pretty good. >> he can make up all the words he wants to. >> a keen eye for talent. >> there you go. thank you so much for joining us. we're coming back at 10:00 and 11:00. >> good night. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. [ woman ] the first time i smoked, i was 13.g breaths ] i was in a hurry to grow up and wanted to look cool. big tobacco knew it, and they preyed on me. i'm here to tell you that big tobacco hasn't changed. they contin