president yee: commissioner morosity. -- murase. commissioner murase: there will be meeting at 6:00 p.m. the agenda will go up in a couple of days. there will be a hearing on a local hires as a policy. i invite my colleagues to be there. i am not sure whether this was in the calendar, but i wanted to congratulate the 91% of teachers who were recalled from layoffs. i think it is a tremendous achievement. i want to sink -- thank the human-resources department. not knowing whether they were going to be hired. i want to thank the superintendent in being able to recall 96%. >> thank you very much. let's move on to item t. >> i want to ask, and it turns out, it is shocking to me but i have to bang appointments to make to the public education fund committee, which is unexpected. one of my appointees is actually turned out so i was expecting to have to do that but by other appointee told me she has to resign from the committee because of the time constraints. i was wondering if i could be provided with a list of all of the appointees on the

sort of morose in the corner. >> which would be fun if he gets a beer in him. >> maybe. or he would start to listen to the cure jie. theodore roosevelt. >> why? >> she a bad [bleep]. he knows nature and knows how to kick some ass. >> we will have to bleep some things. >> what grover cleavland. he is fat and has a mustache. he looks like a bears fan. >> personally i would like to party with james k polk. you know the guy rages. >> you know who parties? representative kevin yoder. you know this guy? >> no. >> he skinny dipped in israel. yoder right 1234* yoder. yoder. he is awesome. can i get a yoder? >> yoder. >> out of history which president would you most likely have a beer with? >> will beers decide this next election? probably not. we learned absolutely nothing. >> one thing i do know, annie is back on broadway ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow ♪ ♪ i love you ♪ tomorrow ♪ you're certainly ♪ not today >> bill, you do so much for this network just by being out there. >> thank you. i teal like i am the crown jewel within the fox news empire. >> you really are of the -- you really ar

picture a president looking morosely at the berlin of two of his nation's most iconic buildings. he mourns their loss, burned as they were in an act of international terrorism. a war declaration is based on false intelligence and the promise is filed up and easily accomplish victory. unfortunately, the conflict will turn into a long fall that divides the country, empties his treasury at least none of the partners feeling fan. now consider the president was james madison. the building is the capital of the presidents house in the year 1814. aren't history's actors entrance. sometimes can be oddly contemporary. but back to 1812. the more i learned, the more intriguing and confusing was the subject. for example, the name of the war, the war of 1812 is something of a misnomer. indeed it was declared in june of 1812, was spot to the 1812, and in 1815 was a 32 month war. for another example, the biggest single military victory with the battle fought after the war was over, after the treaty of peace was signed. in orders to the united states, the messenger had to climb on the boat, sail

this is a real morose philosophy.ne, but it is a real philosophy, and it has nothing at all to do with fiscal conservatism. it is something else. >> i think a lot of people would observe that we are right now living in an ayn rand novel,, metaforeically speaking. >> paul ryan, since he has been chosen as vice president, has been shorthanded throughout the media as a fiscal conservative. if you are going to call him that, please define your terms and please express to me what happens to that $4.6 trillion