the only conversations i had with them, mr. blair that i can remember, were about the euro. >> mr. blair visited you halfway around the world. >> he what? >> mr. blair visited you halfway around the world before the 1997 election. anyway, that doesn't matter. >> that was something miss campbell arranged. >> can i also ask you, it's understood that the fbi are investigating 9/11 victims. have you commissioned an investigation into these allegations? >> we have seen no evidence of that at all, and as far as we know, the fbi haven't either. if they do, we will treat it exactly the same way as we treat it here. i cannot believe it happened from anyone in america, whether someone at "news of the world," i don't know. it's certainly unnecessary since everybody -- >> if i can come back to you, james, in a minute. i just want to clarify. if these allegations are any way true whatsoever will you commission an investigation into them? >> absolutely. >> also, you must be horrified by the scandal and the fact that it's cost you the bskyb transaction and led to the closure of the "news of the wo

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, as i can remember, were arguing about the euro. >> well, mr. blair... >> what? >> mr. blair... halfway around the world in the 1997 election -- that doesn't matter. >> that is something mr. cameron arranged. >> yes. >> also, i ask you, it is understood the fbi are investigating 9/11 victims. have you commissioned an investigation into these allegations? >> we have seen no evidence of that at all, and as far as we know, the fbi haven't, either. if they do, we will treat it exactly the same way, as we treated here, and, i cannot believe it happened to anyone in america, whether someone at news of the world, or... i don't know. certainly unnecessary, since everybody -- >> i'll come back to that in a moment. i want to clarify, if these allegations are in any way true, will you commission an investigation into them? >> absolutely. >> also, you must be qualified... the fact that the scandal cost you the bskyb transaction and led to the closure of news of the world. who do you blame for that? >> a lot of people at different -- had different agendas i think in trying to build t

russian president james mrs. blair and welcome to business r.t. precious metals are enjoying another strong session as investors look for a safe haven from the storm brewing in the world's biggest economies gold is posing fresh record highs seen as a traditional store of values being driven by concerns over the u.s. debt situation and the prospect the federal reserve will print get more dollars now joining me is the last thing in trade that e.t.f. capital hello to you but i was so what do you think is the biggest driver of the market the prospect that the federal reserve will print more money and therefore inflation or the worsening that situation in europe and the u.s. . well i think it's an amalgamation of all these factors dimitri is pushing the price of gold higher it did look like a few weeks ago that the price of gold was going to come in lower but in here you're starting to see increased eurozone concerns increased inflationary concerns and as you mentioned the prospect of more quantitative easing more stimulus spending from from the federa

>> mr. blair visited you halfway around the world before the 1997 election. oesn't matter. >> that was what mr. campbell arranged. >> i'll also ask you it's understood that the fbi are investigating 9/11 victims. have you commissioned an investigation into these allegations? >> we have seen no evidence of that at all, and as far as we know, the fbi hasn't either. if they do, we will treat it exactly the same way as we treated it here, and i cannot believe it happened from anyone in america, whether it's someone at "news of the world," i don't know. it's certainly unnecessary. >> if i can go -- i'll come back to you, james, in a moment. i just wanted to clarify. if these allegations are any way true whatsoever, will you commission an investigation into them? >> absolutely. >> okay. also, you must be horrified by the scandal and the fact that it's cost you the transaction and led to the closure of "the news of the world." who do you blame for that? >> well, a lot of people had different agendas, i think, in trying to built this hysteria. all our competitors in t

just confirmed he is ridden as to reach understanding together with mr blair's version of to reach an understanding of common policy and creating a strong political framework which was a little star practical cooperation in this important sphere. now also u.s. adoptions of russian children has been a source of tension between the country's two here's what lavrov said about that we will be going towards. implementing this agreement and this will help us gets rid of the irritants that have seen emerging quite rightfully in the public opinion connected to the system here of russian children who were adopted in america so working on a new policy there now earlier in the day lavrov met u.s. president barack obama again behind closed doors prior to the needing obama administration confirmed that big key topic of negotiations was the u.s. is projected missile defense shield in europe meanwhile we've been speaking a little bit about the media in the show but where is it heading in the united kingdom rupert murdoch papers are shutting down for no holds barred tactics such as hacking and in the

mr. blair spokes to cnn's wolf blitzer and admitted it's sometimes difficult to strike a balance between the powers of british politicians and the press. >> there's a story out there in england right now that you urged gordon brown, the former prime minister to hold back in criticizing rupert murdoch and his empire in england because he would come back and slam you if he were to do so. is that story true? >> that is absolutely and categorically untrue. >> what happened? >> nothing happened. >> what did you tell gordon brown? >> i never told him anything? >> you never discussed this issue? >> the issue for us in the uk has always been as politicians, and this is part of the trouble, you know, you're a political leader. you're in a situation where the media are very powerful and i think one of the things that my successor, david cameron was talking about the other day, which was interesting in a way was how when you are a major political leader, and you know, you're trying to fight elections, you

the on the conversations i had had with mr. blair, that i could remember, were out and about in europe. >> mr. blair [unintelligible] he visited you halfway around the world before the 1997 election. >> that was something mr. cameron are arranged? >> it is understood that the fbi are investigating 9/11 victims. have you commissioned an investigation into these allegations? >> we have seen no evidence of that at all. as far as we know, if they do, we will treated exactly the same way as we treat it here. i cannot believe it happened to anyone in america whether it was someone at "news of the world," i do not know. >> i will come back to you, james, in a moment. if the fbi investigation is true, will you commission an investigation into them? >> absolutely. >> must be horrified by the scandal and that it has cost you the bskyb transaction and led to the closure of "news of the world." who do you blame? >> a lot of people had different agendas in trying to build up this hysteria. all of our competitors in this country formally announced

. >>> today tony blair told our wolf blitzer he doesn't think he's been hacked and mr. blair says he's surprised people here in the united states are so scandalized by the story. >> i'm quite surprised how shocked you guys are over here. >> we're pretty shocked. >> yeah. and maybe we just -- >> i'm shocked that you are not shocked. >> you know, i lived with it. for 50 years. >> should we be shocked? with us now the president and editor of "hhollywoodlife.com. and nile gardner. now that you're an expert, tep help us put that into context. it's pretty shocking when you find that bank accounts have been hacked, accounts of politicians, murder victims. >> we should be shocked and the british public clearly are deeply shocked by the whole affair. after all, we're talking here about highly illegal activity carried out by leading british journalists on a major newspaper "the news of the world." the scandal may be spreading to some other newspapers. there is real public revulsion with regard to what is going on. the prime minister, of course, has ordered an independent inquiry into t

mr. dan blair, produced a road map pointing the way forward. he, too, promised reform and transformation and the creation of a world-class -- quote, unquote -- "world class organization." all of this of course was music to my ears. all the signals were very encouraging. but the big question before us now is this: when will the promised reforms begin to pop up on the radar screen? and that radar screen is our further reading of additional audits, as they come out this fiscal year and into the future. when will we see sustained improvement in audit quality? to establish a solid baseline for assessing the highly touted transformation plan, my staff took another snapshot of recent audits. my latest oversight review is best characterized as a report card and it was issued on june 1 this year. each of the 113 unclassified reports published in fiscal year 2010 were reviewed, evaluated, and graded. after each report was graded, all the scores for each report on each rating category were added up and averaged. this created a composite score for each of

. >> mr. blair who visited you -- it doesn't matter. >> [inaudible] >> can i also ask it was understood that the fbi are investigating have you commission investigation into these allegations? >> we have received no evidence of that at all and as far as we know -- >> that they do? >> they are treated exactly the same way as here, and i can't believe it happened to anyone in america as well as the news of the world. i don't know. >> if these allegations are true the investigation into them? >> absolutely. >> also you must be qualified on the fact that its cost you and lead for the news of the world. >> trying to build this hysteria all our competitors in this country formerly announced to try to stop us. >> i think it moved that. >> we have been very clear that serious allegations of wrongdoing had been leveled about the news of the world and we believe the news of the world, the actions of reporters and people some years ago have fundamentally tarnished and this is a matter of sincere mind, my fathe

. >> mr. blair who visited you -- it doesn't matter. >> [inaudible] >> can i also ask it was understood that the fbi are investigating have you commission investigation into these allegations? >> we have received no evidence of that at all and as far as we know -- >> that they do? >> they are treated exactly the same way as here, and i can't believe it happened to anyone in america as well as the news of the world. i don't know. >> if these allegations are true the investigation into them? >> absolutely. >> also you must be qualified on the fact that its cost you and lead for the news of the world. >> trying to build this hysteria all our competitors in this country formerly announced to try to stop us. >> i think it moved that. >> we have been very clear that serious allegations of wrongdoing had been leveled about the news of the world and we believe the news of the world, the actions of reporters and people some years ago have fundamentally tarnished and this is a matter of sincere mind, my fathe

also credibility long ago on the really long long ago the west is race mr gadhafi remember remember all the pictures with tony blair with you know obama with you know the elite of the west i mean so there is a credibility issue but i mean it goes back and forth right. yes because of course here i mean. i think one of our colleagues just mentioned the west operates on bases of interests and when interests intersects then you know a lot of the human rights violations are looked not looked at but when the interests do not intersect then those human rights violations of us are highlighted and that's the case with libya obviously oil interest and other interest on the moral outrage i mean we were talking now about the violations that has done throughout his rule is rule but if you if you want to speak about an i.c.c. indictment a correct one that could have happened in july in june one thousand nine hundred six when the deficit forces committed in my second a crime against humanity in obviously in prison in tripoli you were twelve hundred thirty political prisoners were gunned down with mass graves and i visited the are

mr. speaker. in light of ms. brooks revelation business how cozy and close the relationship was between news international and tony blair and murdoch's secret back door meetings at number 10 in the last and present governments, does the prime minister agree that the those governments have been so reluctant to act in response to the 2003 recommendations, the 2006 information commissioner report and last year's mp's for a judiciary inquiry for phone hacking. >> people shouldn't shout the honorable lady she may give a very fair point and it doesn't reflect well on either conservative or labour. there was a lot of warnings about what was going. warning for the information commissioner, warnings from the select committee but we didn't put high enough up the agenda the issue of regulating the media now we shouldn't be pointing fingers about this. we should be recognizing that we need to work on this to get it right, to respond to those reports and actually put some of those proposals into the law. >> my right honorable friend the member who chairs the home affairs committee refers to the file that was compiled in 2007, which

if you read campbell's diaries, the press secretary to tony blair, he says we ushered in mr.dock through the back door. the fight you are seeing in the house this morning is all around the fact that this individual was incredibly powerful. many of these politicians formed over him. they believe he was able to swing general elections with the newspapers he owns and that's why this has been such an aggressive and i'm watching some of it now, fairly aggressive and antagonistiy in the house. >> people running for office, the toxic atmosphere that could be created that was created apparently with the usage of these newspapers and now the element of perhaps the bully has been hit and he's on his knees, the murdock empire. what has that done to british culture, society and politics? >> well, when you realize that many of these newspapers were using illegal methods, felonious methods, you realize people's private medical records were stolen and information published. people's phones were hacked and private information published. they had private detectives working on behalf of them.

blair, those people working in nhs but not by the party opposite. >> order. decibel level is far too high. the prime minister should have to shout to make himself heard. mr. ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, the whole country would have heard they are spending 852 million pounds and he can't even promise they will be rehired to do their old job. he's promised no top to reorganization. he promised the bonfire. use greg moore. he promised a better deal for patients and things are getting worse. people asking up and down this country is was he doing for our nhs. [shouting] >> with the whole country would have noticed is that at a time when people are worried about strike, he can ask about strike because he's in the pocket of the union. [shouting] what the whole country, what the whole country would have noticed is at a time when greece is making huge problems over its deficit he can't talk about greece because his plan is to make britain like greece. [shouting] what the whole country would have noticed is at a time when the economy is the key issue he can't talk about the economy because of his ludicrous plan for tax cuts. that's what we see. week after week. he

mr. campbell for the best part of 10 years was telling tony blair we need to do something about it, and he was right. there was a period where there was a consensus on it that broke in 2007. but now from where we are is something good comes out of it will have proper regulation immediately. and once and for all we can put the profession of journalism into a much higher plane. >> everyone of course is incredibly biased at the time of embarrassment like this. let's try to engage some practical mechanisms for how this relationship which has been the dominant feature of what's come out today. this relationship between -- let's say all media empire, politicians should be reconstructed. >> rebuild it. >> no press? >> unique independent representation on the new body, indeed sanctions, volunteer so that when an editor even makes a mistake was guilty of a wrongdoing, they can oblige the paper to put it right. i think you need for more transparency on behalf of government. these cozy little meetings and private sessions -- >> do think there should be a requirement that sunday should be made public?

mr. cameron was saying, she has been friends not just with him, but previous prime minister gordon brown, and probably tony blairo. his point was "it is not just me." she slept over at the official country residence one time when gordon brown was prime minister. but david cameron is prime minister now and he is very close to her. in the light of what we now know about what "news of the world closed what journalists were up to, people in britain are having a heart -- what "news of the world" journalists were up to, people in britain are having a hard time believing him. he believed nothing much was going on at "news of the world" or you was just one or two journalists. if you ask, what does this mean for britain, that is probably the main impact, that trust is being broken in politics at the highest level and in newspaper journalism. i think that is a problem, and i cannot see at the moment how the trust is going to be fixed. host: next call for alex spillius of "the daily telegraph," richmond, virginia. caller: the previous caller stole my thunder in quoting "the economist" but they finished the editorial by say

mr. cameron was saying, she has been friends not just with him, but previous prime minister gordon brown, and probably tony blair, too. his point was "it is not just me." she slept over at the official country residence one time when gordon brown was prime minister. but david cameron is prime minister now and he is very close to her. in the light of what we now know about what "news of the world closed what journalists were up to, people in britain are having a heart -- what "news of the world" journalists were up to, people in britain are having a hard time believing him. he believed nothing much was going on at "news of the world" or you was just one or two journalists. if you ask, what does this mean for britain, that is probably the main impact, that trust is being broken in politics at the highest level and in newspaper journalism. i think that is a problem, and i cannot see at the moment how the trust is going to be fixed. host: next call for alex spillius of "the daily telegraph," richmond, virginia. caller: the previous caller stole my thunder in quoting "the economist" but they finished the editorial by

committee staff, rob blair, the clerk, joe levin, lorraine heckenberg, angie geocarlo, i'll i'd also like to thank my personal staff, nancey fox and kath lynn and certainly recognize joe devo. mr. chairman, the energy and water development appropriations bill supports programs critical to our nation's security, safety and economic competitiveness. mr. chairman, for far too long federal agencies have been assuming ever increasing budgets leading to programs with poor rationale an even less accountability. those days are behind us now. this bill clearly shows that much greater fiscal discipline and a strong national defense and a strong economy can be achieved together. the bill for fiscal year 2012 provides $30.6 billion, $1 billion below fiscal year 2011 and $5.9 billion below the president's request. bringing the total spending levels for our bill down to approaching the fiscal year 2016 level. an additional $1.3 billion is fully offset emergency funding which is provided to help recovery and repair efforts due to the severe floods we've seen in the mississippi and missouri river regions. these floods have resulted in immense devastation and loss of life and livelihoods. i co