senate remotely like mike lee. [applause] i tell you afterwards, he and i went and visited -- first time we met and we spend the next couple of hours debating constitutional law, and brand-new senator elect, and that is very down in the bowels there. pretty sure i saw minutes wandering around. i spent a couple hours with mike walking around, i remember it was this friday because it was the day that committee assignments were due, he handed in his request i remember one of the things we've talking about at the time was the national debt. and estimated the value of the land owned by the united states government. it was at $14 trillion. and rather than the united states the parent being the largest landowner in the world, and we begin discussing that, in the presence of a fellow federalist. he mike was the first major national figure and rightfully launched. it was just a month or two later visiting it after dinner talking about the senate and what can i do to help? and he looked over and says i can do that i can do t

up next, mike lee of utah. really appreciate you taking the time. you wrote an op-ed in the washington times and said quote, delaying significant fiscal restraint will send the wrong signal and may serve as taping point for our economy. so you're fear is that interest rates could surge. to be father, we've had this disastrous situation for years and interest rates have kept falling in spite of all worries that there would be a disaster. >> that's right. that's one of the things that distinguishes the fiscal cliff, which we're coming up against right now. from what i described yesterday in my editorial in the washington times, the fiscal avalanche. we can see when the fiscal cliff is about to hit. we can't tell exactly when the avalanche's going to happen. the avalanche occurs when people stop buying u.s. treasury instruments and we have to start raising the interest rate. eventually, we get to the point where we can't afford anything and that's what i'm concerned about. >> so, let me talk about the solution here because we talked back in may about t

senate remotely like mike lee. [applause] and i'll tell you afterwards he and i went and visited -- it was actually the first time we met and we spent the next couple of hours debating constitutional law. when you just get elected and you're a brand new senator elect they give you a little office in the basement of the capitol that is buried in the bowls there. i can tell you i'm pretty sure i saw minute wandering around outside. but i spent a couple of hours with mike walking around. i remember it was this friday because it was the day his committee assignment requests were due so i walked with him to hand in his request for committees. and i remember run of the things we were talking about at the time was the national debt which was at the time $14 trillion. a few trillion ago. and it so happened the g.a.o. had just come out with a report that estimated the value of all of the land owned by the united states government was right at $14 trillion. now that struck me as a fairly convenient equivalence and i don't se

we began discussing that, and it occurred to me in mike lee i was in the presence of a fellow traveler. in the presence of a fell loy federalist. mike was the first major national figure to endorse my campaign right when we launched, and he was -- i remember just a month or two later visiting after a dinner a and talked about the senate, and he said, well, what can i do to help? i said, well, you can endorse me. he said, yeah, i could do that. he looked over at the staff saying, i can do that, can't i? [laughter] they looked at their shoes. they didn't want it argue with the boss too much. well, i guess you can. so he jumped out, endorsed me when he was not in the senate for 30 day. it's one of the first acts. it signified mike lee was not a typical senator. when we started the campaign, when you jumped on board, when we started, i was quite literally at 2% in the polls. the margin of error was 3%. [laughter] which, if my math serves me, means technically, i could have been at negative 1%. it might have. the case that 1% of texas would have gone to the polls and written in not cruz. [l

utah senator mike lee. and actress lucy heal from "pretty little liars." >> "starting point" begins right now. >>> good morning, everyone. our starting point today, more republicans seeming to break their no tax pledge but still bickering with democrats over the so-called fiscal cliff. and just under 35 days now america falls off that cliff. you've heard the menacing sound right there. this triggers drastic spending cuts and tax hikes. now there are some signs of compromise on capitol hill. several top republicans saying they're willing to at least consider raising tax revenues to get a spending plan passed within the next five weeks. however when the lame duck senate returned to work yesterday, it sure sounded like the same old stalemate. >> the senate has spoken and president obama has spoken. he's promised he will not sign any bill that mortgages our future to pay for handouts to the wealthiest 2% of americans. i only hope house republicans have been listening. >> we've been responsible, even as we've re

utah senator mike lee came by.ding me that little cute saying on election day. >> kimberly: that was nice. greg? >> greg: robert did his part for obama. robbed a convenience store with a gun and told the clerk at gun point to vote for president obama while he was robbing him again at gunpoint. clerk said he was not allowed to vote. gunman said vote for obama. this is obama expletive before fleeing. >> bob: who did that? you said robert? i don't want -- >> kimberly: a criminal. bad guy. >> greg: it might be a metaphor for something but i couldn't come up with it. >> kimberly: that was interesting. talk about puerto rico. check me out. they said we want to have staid hoot. they had a referendum -- statehood, and they had a referendum to avoid status quo and embrace statehood. this is the first time they have ever received a majority for this vote. now, president obama has said he would support a clear referendum and unclear if he will determine that 61%. more votes than he got. clear majority. big deal. other news th

joined forces with senator feinstein and forced closure of get mode once and for all the bad senator mike lee mike huckabee these radio show yesterday lee argued that raising taxes on the wealthy elite america would inevitably hurt the poor in our country referring to raising taxes on the rich we worry about the consequences that will inevitably result from that action and it will hit the poorest among us the hard. argument that raising taxes on the wealthy is going to hurt the poor has become a popular talking boy from conservatives but it's nonsense just another way they're trying to keep their wallets full and avoid doing their fair share to help america's economy grow and the very very ugly sean hannity if you call out fox so-called news enough like we do on this program you better be prepared for them to fire back at you even with a real dud stud hannity featured a rant i did i radio program on his new liberal hate speech segment take a look. for those of us that that now realize barack obama owns the economy owns the deficit he owns everything and as things get worse you can blame him f

congressman mike kellichael lee participated in a house foreign affairs committee yesterday. right now time for the first degree weather update with janice dean. the west is breaking for some wild weather today, right? >> you are right. it is going to last through the weekend and into early next week. the west is the big story today. want to point out where we are seeing the precipitation. this is just light in nature nuisance rain. look at the west coast slammed with rain and mountain snow and this will last for days as several areas of low pressure move in. you get several inches of rain and several feet of no. as you look ahead to the radar and precip several inches of rain two to four inches in some cases and feet upon feet of snow. this will last into the thanksgiving holiday. look at the travel forecast looking good across boston, dallas, los angeles. heading toward new york, dc you could have a stray thunderstorm. san francisco could see a little bit of rain there. a quick look at the wednesday forecast good for the eastern half temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we will

senate remotely like mike lee. [applause] and i'll tell you afterwards he and i went and visited -- it was actually the first time we met and we spent the next couple of hours debating constitutional law. when you just get elected and you're a brand new senator elect they give you a little office in the basement of the capitol that is buried in the bowls there. i can tell you i'm pretty sure i saw minute wandering around outside. but i spent a couple of hours with mike walking around. i remember it was this friday because it was the day his committee assignment requests were due so i walked with him to hand in his request for committees. and i remember run of the things we were talking about at the time was the national debt which was at the time $14 trillion. a few trillion ago. and it so happened the g.a.o. had just come out with a report that estimated the value of all of the land owned by the united states government was right at $14 trillion. now that struck me as a fairly convenient equivalence and i don't se

my name is mike lee. i represent a state called utah.r] he finally got it at that point all the poetry and from his face is that i'm terribly sorry. my name is steve if you want to report me and then he ran for the door. [laughter] i felt bad for steve. i like steve. i chased after him just to make sure he knew no hard feelings. so every time i with a hotmail fa hayek so he knows there's no hard feelings. only recently did it occur to me his name is probably not steve. [laughter] so when i started this year, 2012, i was looking forward to two things, two steps i believed would help us fundamentally transformed our government into the government or something more closely represent income of assembling a government our founding fathers had envisioned for us. one of those events i knew it occur most likely sometime in june, probably towards the end of june, probably the last thursday in june which are quickly identified was the 28th. the other date i recognized as potentially transformative for a government cover the other date i recognized

well in making films that are just strictly entertainment but the challenging as well people like mike lee and you know in sort of slightly earlier heroes nicholas row and ken russell people like that who had a very individualistic style and could do things that were more you know rather popular appeal but also challenging but when you when you come to work in hollywood doesn't it kill you does not kill the british side of the director because it's such a it's such a machine such your factory i mean i mean it should have it should be like pushing everything into the hollywood standard you know you know i live in a scientist but in many ways i don't feel like really integrated into the hollywood system i mean i work within it sometimes but you know it is a very abrasive system that is the rivalry do you try to remain pretty i mean is this sort of a rivalry english english and american and i mean americans it's the americans don't talk about american cinema they talk about cinema. well for them football is what they call that right and that they don't have somebody doesn't matter the america

my name is mike lee, i represent a state called utah that resemis a chair. it's square.[laughter] he got it, the color ran from the face, and he said, i'm sorry, my name is steve if you want to report me, and then he ran for the door. [laughter] i felt bad for steve. i liked steve. i chased after him to ensure he knew no hard feelings. every time i say hi steve in the hallway so he knows there's no hard feelings. his name is probably not steve. [laughter] so, you know, when i started this year, 2012, i was looking forward to two things, two steps i believed would help us fundamentally transform our government into that kind of government or something more closely representing, resemilling that government that our founding fathers end visionedded for us. one of the events, they would occur in june, probably for the end of jupe, probably the last of june, which i identified adds june 28th -- i was right. the other date i recognized as potentially transformative of our government, the other date that i recognize that i thought would probably have a positive impact op the de

utah republican senator issue tapper tarp favorite mike lee is joining me.is movement this conservative grassroots movement this started in 2009 is alive and well. we've had more people join our ranks this time with this election, it will continue to keep growing it will keep growing as long as those who were elected under this mind set, continue to stick on the principles and say this government is big enough, and that we do not have a revenue problem we have a spending problem in washington. neil: i do not hear it out of the leaders, you are closer to this than i will be, but judge from appointment made in the house from reads of riot acrom speaker boehner to republican groups to many tea partiers, message of get in line, what do you make of that? >> it may be true. it is hard to read too much into those statements and hard to come to firm conclusions right now to what they mean. those of us who owe our election to this movement. who understand that our constituents expect to us hold government spending, need to stay true to our principles and remember why

this would change under this convention, and that's why karen and i stood forward today aalong with mike lee from utah and said we have to oppose this. harry reid has decided to call this up on wednesday. if people would go to our website, patriotvoices.com you can learn more about it and hopefully communicate with your member in koj to let them know this is not something right for you and your family. >> there's one word with this that you struggled in the past when i asked these things. there was a hint today you may run again in 2016. yes or no? >> the hint is would you consider running? i'm open to the possibility, but we're a long way. i'm focused on trying to stay involved in the fray and make sure we do the right thing on capitol hill right now and also that this debate in the republican party about what the future of the party and where we goo we're active and engaged to make sure we stand up to america's founding principles. >> not a no. senator, good to talk to you. >> thank you, piers. always a pleasure. >> when we come back reaction to rick santorum and grover norquist. we go toe

>> when you are doing an internal poll for your client or candidate versus a media poll -- >> in mike lee of the independents -- it might leave all of the independents in a different group. >> you are trying to figure out all the different routes and what is the narrative and what might be happening behind the surface. national outlets are releasing a poll to get public attention quickly. >> you are saying there is no conspiracy. >> there is no conspiracy. >> is there a conspiracy? >> not that i am aware of. if there is, we are not in it. >> there really is not a conspiracy out there. >> it is a variance. polling is self and what you are looking at is a variance. you have the statistical confidence to take that into account. polling itself and looking at the navigators and comparing apples to one another, there will be variance. sometimes -- i will >> to switch over and talk about the walmart -- >> i want to switch over and talk about the walmart moms. what do you think he left out or disagreed with or you thought needed more amplification? >> i thought everything you said was fantastic,

with more on this republican senator mike lee of uth. always good to see you.hank you for coming on. a growing number of republican senators who are dissing themselves from grover. take aook at this. the list goes on and on. will you back away from grov and his pledge? >> the plege i made regarding taxes to that have to do with any one individual. what i'd made for my constituents, the voters of utah who elected me in part because i was willing to acknowledge of washington has a spending problem, far more than a revenue problem. voters in utah recognize the fact that when you raise taxes which economic growth. that is what we need t least right now. we need new growth, new jobs, and that is why i'm shying away from a tax increase. gerri: it's interesting because democrats keep pushing grover into the spotlight making him a bogyman. >> an obstacle standing beyond, plan -- congress and compromise. for years norquist has believe lawmakers willing to put their oath of officeor the promise to serve constituents ahead of their pledge in this antitax selig. is brand o

jon: senator mike lee is a republican of utah. some sobering thoughts there, senator. thanks for sharing them. >> thank you. jenna: we have some brand new developments in the political turmoil raging in egypt today as the country's two highest appeals courts suspend work to protest president morsi's latest move. now that latest move is his decision as president to make anything that he does immune from judicial review. critics call this move a power grab. others have different thoughts on that. we'll get to that in a little bit. meantime there is word the muslim brotherhood will hold countrywide protests on saturday in support of morsi. this on the heels of what you're seeing on the screen there. these massive anti-morsi demonstrations that we've been watching in cairo. that's where we find our very own steve harrigan with more. >> reporter: jenna, the protesters are out once again in tahrir square tonight but in much smaller numbers than we saw last night. last night the hugest protests so far. as many as 200,000 people in the square. many of them calling not just for

republican mike lee of utah joins us this morning from capitol hill. senator, good morning.e you. >> good morning. thank you. good to be with you. >> i assume you heard what simpson said. do you feel held hostage by the likes of grover norquist? >> certainly not. grover norquist is sometimes credited with this movement. it's not about governor norquist. it's about a commitment to the idea that people are overtaxed and that raising taxes only raising taxes on the top rate payers will inehurt the poor. we'll lose 700,000 jobs even if we just increase taxes on the rich, on the top rates. if you raise taxes on the rich, it hurts the poor. raise them on the poor, it hurts the poor. that's the concern. >> senator lee, it's john harwood. yesterday i led a discussion sponsored by the bipartisan policy center on the fiscal cliff. one of the people i was talking with was the senator you defeated for re-election last year or two arizona ago in utah. he said two things about the fiscal cliff. one, that there will be a deal in the end that involves some tax increases and, two, one of the

listen, senator mike lee, how he tried to give some twisted rationale as to what we face in terms ofg taxes for the rich might be reasonable. listen to this. >> people need to understand that the reason we worry about raising taxes on anyone, even raising taxes on the rich, is that it's not that we're looking out for the rich. it's not that we're concerned that the rich won't be able to fend for themselves. they will. we worry about the consequences that will inevitably result from that action and that will hit the poorest among us the hardest. >> so we don't want to raise tax on the rich because it will hurt the poor? really? >> well, you know what, that theory has been tested by reality, right? we had the big tax breaks for wealthy americans from 2000 to 2008. what happened at the end of that period? jobs went down, the deficit went up. we also know, reverend al, from the nonpartisan congressional office, that those tax breaks for the very wealthy people have virtually no impact on jobs and economic growth and that the proposals the president has made, both the middle class tax ext

mike lee is also a member of the joint economic committee. tony is our next caller in las vegas, nevada. caller: hi. on the fiscal cliff, this has been the unspoken agenda of the democratic party for a long time. they want the fiscal cliff. it does essentially what they wanted to do, which is to raise taxes and impose a bunch of reductions in military spending. we all know that raising taxes on the rich will not raise enough money to substitute for a dollar rates on middle-class. -- raise. no tax on the super rich would ever recover enough money to even begin averting the financial clip. no reduction in foreign aid -- it is just less than 1% of the federal budget -- can address the fiscal cliff. we need to begin talking exactly the opposite of the way the federal government has worked so far. simply by starting with a budget on what we expect the income-tax to be instead of starting with what we would like to spend. that is backwards. you have to start with what you expect your income to be. host: here is what charlotte says on facebook. she

i thought there was -- or are they waiting for jim demint or rand paul or mike lee or somebody like thatto run? >> i mean, if one of those guys, the sort of tea party crowd ran, i don't think they would get very many votes. we talk about them a lot, but in the senate gop conference you actually have a lot more mainstream, establishment republicans than you do tea party people. so it would be more like a heath shuler taking on nancy pelosi after the 2010 elections where it was more a protest candidacy than an actual bid that anyone thinks they could win. if jim demint were to try to do something like that, i think he would get maybe ten votes. >> and mcconnell, who is the absolute paragon of the republican establishment, seems to have made an uneasy peace with rand paul, his fellow kentucky senator, and it looks to me like mitch mcconnell, who's wanted to be majority leader ever since he and his beagle dog won the 1984 senate race, it was one of the best ads ever. go youtube mcconnell and beagle, awesome. [laughter] ever since then he's wanted to be majority leader. now he may never be be

and utah senator mike lee. plus u.n.ting with three of her sharpest critics today on capitol hill to explain her description of the benghazi attack. could this remove the opposition to her possible cabinet nomination? could that be pommes coming as early as this week? and i hear we have a special guest coming. n nascar's danica patrick is going from the racetrack to the virtual world of video games. danica patrick is going to be here. >> i'd like to race in her car. >> yeah, yeah. >> can you pull that off for me? >> i'll see what i can do. i'll put in a good word for you. >> all right, john berman, thanks so much. look forward to watching you. >>> in the northeast, meteorologist alexandra steele is in for rob marciano. it's going to be a quick hit, right? >> that's right. quick hit. john mentioned some virtual play. we had virtual snow in the meteorological world, verg ga, snow that falls into a dry atmosphere so we don't see it. it moistened up the atmosphere and in new jersey we've got snow. teterboro, flurries. new je

or are they waiting for jim demint or rand paul or mike lee -- >> i mean if one of the tea party crowd ran, i don't think they would get very many votes. you know, we talk about them a lot but in the senate g.o.p. you have more mainstream establish republicans than you do tea party people. so, it would be like a heath schuler taking on nancy pelosi after 20910 elections. >> and mcconnell, interestingly who is the pair gone of the republican establishment has won them over. he made uneasy peace with and paul. it looks to me like mitch mcconnell has wanted to be majority leader since the senate race, ever since then he wanted to be majority leader. now he may never be. things do not look that much better for the republicans two years from now than they do now. he will also face a primary in two years. >> he may or may not. back in 2010 there was a contested primary in kentucky. that caused a bit of a problem for him. people were upset with him. but he has done a lot of work to hug rand paul so close to him and he let him do about whatever he wants to do on the senate floor. when he says

wisconsin governor scott walker, louisiana governor bobby jindal, senators jim demint, rand paul, mike lee50 odd members of the house who stood for conservative principles and voted against a debt ceiling deal. republicans never, ever win the presidency unless they nationalize the election around conservative principles in a conservative agenda. we don't always win nationalized elections but we never win unless the last presents two world views. and romney failed to do that. in choosing to ignore the conservative agenda, romney chose not to follow the najh led to republicans winning the white house seven out of the last 11 elections. republican national chairman reese previous, senatorial committee chairman john cornyn, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell and speaker john boehner and other republican leaders behind the epic election failure 2012 should be replaced with leaders more in tune with the conservative base of the republican party. like wise, in any logical university establishment, republican candidates -- excuse me -- consultants such as karl rove, ed gillespie, romney camp

. >>> also friday republican senator mike lee speaks at the federal society national lawyer convention. he's expected to discuss the supreme court decision in the health care bill and what the political implications in the coming years will be. see his comments live at 2:15 p.m. eastern on c-span2. and ted cruz speaks at the convention. it's being holed discuss the future of constitutional law in the supreme court. mr. cruz already been appointed vice chairman of the national republican senatial committee and will take the seat of kay bailey hutchison. see his comment at 2:45 eastern. >>> literally 82 days. and being truman, he actually preceded over the senate. now days the vice president doesn't bother with that. he was there every day presiding he said that's any job. truman never learned anything from fdr or his staff. it was a transition with zero knowledge. that doesn't happen anymore. got a phone call from the white house, get to the phone right away, and picked up the phone, and at the other end, they said, get to the white house as soon as you can. so he grabbed his hat and da

or are they waiting for jim demint or rand paul or mike lee or somebody like that to run? >> if one of those guys of the tea party crowd ran, i don't think they will get very many votes. we talk about them alive but in the senate gop conference you actually have a lot more mainstream establishment republicans than you do tea party people. it would be more of a heath shuler taking on nancy pelosi after the 2010 elections, where it was more a protest candidacy ban an actual bid that anyone thinks they could win. if jim demint were to try to doesn't deny that i think he would maybe get 10 votes. >> mitch mcconnell interestingly, who is in the absolute paragon of the republican establishment, seems to have sort of one them over. an uneasy peace with rand paul, and it looks to me like mitch mcconnell wanted to be majority leader ever since he and his beagle dog won the 1984 senate race -- one of the best ads ever, youtube, mcconnell and beagle. awesome. he may never be majority leader because things do not automatically look all that much better for republicans two years from n

or are they waiting for jim demint or rand paul or mike lee or somebody like that to run? one of those guys of the tea party crowd ran, i don't think they will get very many votes. we talk about them alive, but in the senate gop conference you actually have a lot more mainstream establishment republicans than you do tea party people. it would be more of a heath shuler taking on nancy pelosi after the 2010 elections, where it was more a protest candidacy than an actual bid that anyone thinks they could win. if jim demint were to try to, i think he would maybe get 10 votes. >> mitch mcconnell, interestingly, who is in the absolute paragon of the republican establishment, seems to have sort of won them over. an uneasy peace with rand paul, and it looks to me like mitch mcconnell wanted to be majority leader ever since he and his beagle dog won the 1984 senate race -- one of the best ads ever, youtube, mcconnell and beagle. awesome. he may never be majority leader because things do not automatically look all that much better for republicans two years from now than now. and he

we will be live with mike lee at 2:15 eastern on c-span 2. ted cruz from the same conference. >> c-span invites middle and high school students to send a message to the president. but president obama know what is the most important issue he should continue in 2014 for a chance to win again -- a grand prize of $5,000. it is open for students in grades 6-12 a. go online to studentcam.org. >> the deep water horizon rig explosion led to the worst oil spill. eric holder announced a historic $4.5 billion settlement in the case. a grand jury returned indictments charging two supervisors. this briefing as half of an hour. >> good afternoon. i'm here with the assistant attorney general from the justice department and the security and exchange commission of enforce. and head of deep water verizon task force and announcing the latest step forward in our ongoing efforts to achieve justice for those whose lives and livelihoods were impacted by the largest environmental disaster in the history of the united states. and to hold accountable those bore respon

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wisconsin governor scott walker, louisiana governor bobby jindal, senators jim demint, brandt paul, mike lee comer marco rubio and pat to me virginias attorney-general and the 50 odd members of the house such as justin who stood for conservative principles and voted against the debt ceiling deal. republicans never, ever win the presidency unless they nationalize the election around conservative principles and a conservative agenda. we don't always win the nationalized elections but we never win unless the candidate presents the two world views and romney failed to do that. in choosing to ignore the conservative agenda, rahm me chose not to follow the path that led to the republicans winning the white house session out of the last 11 elections. republican national chairman, the senatorial john cornyn, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell and speaker john boehner and other republican leaders behind the epic election failure of 2012 should be replaced with leaders or in tune with the conservative base of the republican party. likewise the establishment of the republican candidates come excu

. >> a special thank you to mike burke, sam alcoff and jessica lee in red hook, one of the hardest-hitareas in the city. welcome to "demoacy now!,"," democracynow.org, the war and eace report. i'm amy goodman. when we come back, it is global warming, stupid. that is the cover story of bloomberg businessweek. we will be joined by its editor and author of the peace, paul barrett. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is "democracy now!," democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from missouri public television in st. louis and in new york city, where the link between climate change and the devastation brought by superstorm sandy across much of the northeast has been brought into focus. when nyc mayor michael bloomberg endorsed president obama citing his support for the environment. just days before the election, bloomberg announced his decision in an op-ed entitled, "a vote for president, a vote for a president to lead on climate change the." riding -change." he compared the records of obama and mitt romney but he wrote -- bloomberg's endorsement is

office, they get elected to do things people like scott walker, paul ryan, marco rubio, ted cruz, mike leelished themselves as serious thinkers, as policy wonks, people who want to do things. i think that is also a positive for conservatives. >> we have been talking about vice-president -- or about presidential candidates on the g.o.p. side. but we haven't talked about the democratic side. lanny, i remember four years ago, you were a big hillary clinton supporters. you were disappointed when barack obama got the nomination over her. what are we likely to see from her, four years from now? >> a lot of people are saying, get over it. look... [chuckles] >> hillary clinton is still a great and popular leader of the democratic party and a great supporter, with her husband, of barack obama. whether she is capable of moving on and enjoying life and getting some free time and sleep, as an old friend of hers, that's what i wish for her. but she will remain a major figure in our party for years to come. >> let's head to carl cameron with final thought from the romney campaign in boston. carl? >> rep

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mike morris, assisted by ed dale. we thank them for their great work. [applause] it is my great pleasure to introduce major -- mayor ed lee to say a few words. >> thank you. i know that word leaked out i will be on an america's cup catamaran next week. i am sure this facility was identified as the very first fear reducer for me to be on the water. let me express my pleasure to be here with director john martin and his wonderful staff, with his airport commissioners that are here today, along with the chief and the chaplain, also here to give blessing to this wonderful facility. the chief, of course, is working closely with us. they have both upped their willingness and collaboration to work together on this very important facility. this facility is something i point to as the new merf -- the marine emergency response facility. the airport can provide an extra level of safety for not only passengers, but for anybody that is in the bay near the airport. this facility, and equipment introduced today, will reduce the response time from what today is averaging around 25 minutes to get rescue equipment out into the boehner by -

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