i went up to her sweet in minneapolis or st. paul, in an odd spot. as i walked in the front you remember the blacks of close the same. there they were. in the seamstresses were tearing cease, adding sleeves. and i hear her yell from the back room, fred, come on back. around the corner. in a white robe. upon his desk. she had to stylus behind her, one was doing a perfect hairdo and end on this side a perfect eridu down to test them both. behind her nicole wallace and tucker as you in breezing, trying to get her to properly pronounce the names of all of those people you just asked me to renounce. this little element. one of them was using a curler of some sort. almost coming up. the hen was on fire. the research you ever seen my life. all these people are back there telling her. she lifted me. okay. which will it be? up or down? i picked up. i got it wrong. they said down. that librarian look, you know cumbersome but -- >> the reason i ask is because you obviously have a presidential race. you talk to anyone in russia, italy, japan, they know who is ru

i went up to her sweet in minneapolis or st. paul, in an odd spot. as i walked in the front you remember the blacks of close the same. there they were. in the seamstresses were tearing cease, adding sleeves. and i hear her yell from the back room, fred, come on back. ound the corner. in a white robe. upon his desk. she had to stylus behind her, one was doing a perfect hairdo and end on this side a perfect eru down to test them both. behind her nicole wallace and tucker as you in breezing, trying to get her to properly pronounce the names of all of those people you just asked me to renounce. this little element. one of them was using a curler of some sort. almost coming up. the hen was on fire. the research you ever seen my life. all these people are back there telling her. she lifted me. okay. which will it be? up or down? i picked up. i got it wrong. they said down. that librarian look, you know cumbersome but -- >> the reason i ask is because you obviously have a presidential race. you talk to anyone in russia, italy, japan, they know who is runnin

about that or not, but getting that delivered to the food deserts, is no different than in minneapolis or st. paul that is a big part of the national policy. >> thank you. >> we do not want to keep anyone from asking a question. does anyone have a question? we want to stay on track if we can. is there another question? if so, we will entertain it. if not, thank you, sir. >> thank you very much. have a good day, and go luck with all your deliberations. >> our next presenter is ethan rome, the executive director of the health care for american now. it is a national coalition of more than 1000 groups from 50 states representing some 30 million people. health care for american now works to promote, defend, implement, and improve the affordable care act at the state and federal levels. day work to protect medicare and medicaid. they work to increase corporate accountability and confront forces that seek to take away critical services. mr. rome, we're happy to have you and we look forward to your testimony in. >> thank you very much, governor strickland, and members of the committee, for giving me the o

st. paul, the capital of minneapolis. going in and out became impossible. there were police everywhere who would get randomly searched without any cause or reason. they had police forces all over basically watching people and randomly arresting people, gathering people up. there were different areas of protest and they would arrest those people, including yourself. >> yes, my colleagues and i were arrested the first day. more than 40 reporters were arrested during the republican convention. >> they continue that basically the entire time p.w. face possible in the map for those activities four years ago? >> it is starting there. for two and half years, they collected data on what we did. it is not clear because the intend to indict somet.they ony combination of the 23 of us. it is unclear what the charges will be. >> if romney became president, he would increase military spending by $2.10 trillion. president obama has also expanded the 23 of us. it is the military budget. >> the reality is, both parties are partners of war. they have every intention of continuing to have troops in afghanistan, even after suppose of the pulling out. there will be

or 80. a mile high stadium, whatever it's called now in denver. we were in a smaller, much smaller facility. st. paul. minneapolis. and so things looked really bleak, but we had to take -- the third was the vice-presidential choice and the fourth was debate. we covered all four of those. he approved. he signed off. not because of the budget, because the times are so tough. the petition. he did not want a big, gary staying. up tell you that part in the second. we decide a small convention. we thought -- we talked about vice-presidential choice. not chosen at that meeting. what was discussed was that john needed to do something maverick d. that was needed. you know, you can tell people you are maverick all you want, but until the rubber hits the road when that came out. my recollection is that he did not know who that was when the name came up, but that is right before he chose, not terribly long. so we made this choice is scott told john, did that. you could build a case that because of the legacy at the time, george w. bush which was troubled and being a republican that this was an impossible race to win. yet july

i went up to her sweet in minneapolis or st. paul, in an odd spot. as i walked in the front you remember the blacks of close the same. there they were. in the seamstresses were tearing cease, adding sleeves. and i hear her yell from the back room, fred, come on back. around the corner. in a white robe. upon his desk. she had to stylus behind her, one was doing a perfect hairdo and end on this side a perfect eridu down to test them both. behind her nicole wallace and tucker as you in breezing, trying to get her to properly pronounce the names of all of those people you just asked me to renounce. this little element. one of them was using a curler of some sort. almost coming up. the hen was on fire. the research you ever seen my life. all these people are back there telling her. she lifted me. okay. which will it be? up or down? i picked up. i got it wrong. they said down. that librarian look, you know cumbersome but -- >> the reason i ask is because you obviously have a presidential race. you talk to anyone in russia, italy, japan, they know who is ru