visits and all of these agency has in fact reflected continuously even mr amano reported on mr brady that they found in no evidence of diversion even alone one gram of uranium to military purpose only one thing is about the allegations of course we don't trust director general approach is of right one he has violated the principle of confidentiality roy put in fact and that is why is question because in fact i approach what i'm boss of the information however it got there is out there the accusations are clandestine procurement of a quick desired information needed to make arms like this high explosives testing and detonate a development to sort of a nuclear charges allegedly a satellite picture of a. building at parchin need to run a metal building whether it's correct or not i don't know this is what's in the report computer modeling of a core of a nuclear warhead proprietary work for nuclear weapons test these are the allegations in that report they must concern you surely know i have had. in fact in the past all roughly four years ago we had about one hundred hours of meeting wit

mr. brady. >> thank you, mr. chairman. if you're one of the 25 million americans who are out of work and can't find a full-time job, today's numbers are desert him yet again. the commissioner at this month to rate as a net 80,000 job growth, how long would it take for us to return to the unemployment levels before the recession quiet >> well, the short answer is not her. to keep up with just the population growth, you probably need -- my estimate is around 130,000 jobs. at 80,000 are not even keeping up with population. over a long time. come you might see the unemployment rate edged back up. >> you make comments for the past year we are averaging less than 130,000 as well. if we looked at the past 12 months, the answers still with the -- at this pace never going to get back to the point before this recession began. >> that's right. >> can i ask you about the number of workers in the workforce today? has recently hit 30 year lows. it's been a long time since we've had this percentage of people working in the workforce. it

on the allegation for the last six years and that is what it was criticised by our brother he and mr brady could really live quarter several times because there was no assent to city about the american allegation ambassador ok this might be taken about to cross talk for some to get something straight before we continue with this interview you say you do not trust the i.a.e.a. . well no please make a distinction i am means member states and secretary as secretary had a member states were working closely for over eight years worth of four thousand man day inspection in iran and over three hundred. visits and all of these agency has if i can reflect it continuously even mr amano reported on mr bray that the fonda no evidence of diversion even alone one gram of uranium to military purpose only you think is about the allegations of course we don't trust director general. ease of right once he has violated the principle of their company shallow roy and that is why is question because in fact that approach what are basket of the information however it got there is out there the accusations are cl

there are a number of other things we could say but i want to wrap it up and ask mr. brady for a statement. >> commissioner hall, thank you for spending your morning with us as we you review the employment situation. u.s. have the job of bearing bad news. many americans have system -- sought a sustained recovery. we do not shoot the messenger in washington. i would like to begin with hope for our economy is following in anemic growth. its crew and an annual rate of 2.5% in the third quarter. the economy is marginally larger than it was when the recession began december 2007. unfortunately, the outlook looks ripe -- less rosy. the balance of this year and next has been lowered by the fed as well as economic organizations. the turbulence for a potential crisis could precipitate a double dip recession. it is a threat to which could have been afforded at four economic policies from the white house not resulted in a slow recovery. equally troubling is this jobless recovery. after the recession ended, there are 6.4 million fewer jobs than when the recession began. 5 million ameri

mr. brady: mr. speaker, thank you for letting me talk about family. as an adoptive parent of two wonderful boys, my wife kathy and i know how blessed an adoptive family is. will and shawn are the light of our lives. they are the gift that gives our lives the purpose and joy we've we never knew before. it's a privilege for me to serve the eighth district of texas but it's a high privilege to be called dad because two women and two difficult circumstances and two different states made the difficult but life-changing choice to give kathy and i the greatest gift of all, a family. this weekend marks the 12th annual national adoption day where judges will open their courts for very several cases and tens of thousands of children to become part of these forever families. in my home state of texas, there are nearly 30,000 children in foster care and half of them could be adopted tomorrow. i hope that every american who has ever thought about sharing their blessings with a child thinks about these children who just want a seat at a thanksgiving table they can

mr. douglas brady, professor of history at rice university. ms.ra james, board chair of the questions nation distinctly. and ms. lauren paygo, policy director for earthworks. .. in the league of conservation voters. for those of you who have not had the privilege or opportunity, whichever way you want to say it to testify, your false statement will appear in the wreck. and i would ask you to summarizer oral remarks and the lights in front of you when used are at the green light comes on and it needs to have five minutes. when the yellow light comes on, it means you are down to a minute. and when the red light comes on, it means you are in trouble. but i would ask you to keep your remarks as close as he possibly can to that. once again, full statement will appear on the record. so mr. brinkley, we'll start with you when you're recognized for five minutes. [inaudible] >> turn your my time. press the button there. >> thank you for having me. i am an historian writing in writing multiple volume history of the american conservation movement. my first v

there are a number of other things we could say but i want to wrap it up and ask mr. brady. >> commissioner hall, thank you for spending your morning with us as we you review the employment situation. u.s. have the job of bearing bad news. many americans have system -- sought a sustained recovery. we do not shoot the messenger in washington. i would like to begin with hope for our economy is following in anemic growth. its crew and an annual rate of 2.5% in the third quarter. the economy is marginally larger than it was when the recession began december 2007. unfortunately, the outlook looks ripe -- less rosy. the balance of this year and next has been lowered by the fed as well as economic organizations. the turbulence for a potential crisis could precipitate a double dip recession. it is a threat to which could have been afforded at four economic policies from the white house not resulted in a slow recovery. equally troubling is this jobless recovery. after the recession ended, there are 6.4 million fewer jobs than when the recession began. 5 million americans are unemplo

mr. speaker. madam speaker, i'm sorry. madam speaker i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 822. what the brady campaign correctly calls the packing heat on your street bill. mr. speaker, america's in dire economic straights. millions of people are out -- straits. millions of people are out of work, people are clam bering for congress to pass legislation to grow the economy and help create jobs. so what does the house of representatives do? this august body is considering gun legislation. the disconnect between the republican house majority and the american people is beyond belief. it's no wonder that the congress approval rating is 13%. not only are we wasting our time on this issue, but what the bill does should scare every american. this bill as amended by the judiciary committee would let a person with a concealed carry permit issued by one state take his or her weapon to any other state of which they are not a resident, regardless of the laws of that other state. state laws on both gun possession and concealed carry would be overridden. this bill takes away the right of the citizens of eac

mvps and probably no discussion whether or not tom brady is the greatest quarterback to have ever played this game and now they are both in a fight because mr life and tom brady, as he mentioned in the piece, that is going to air today on our network, is that whatever tom asked, whatever you need, you let me know an that just goes to show you the type of relationship that they have. my mentor growing up was my high school football coach william hall who has been coaching for 50 plus years and drives 75 miles one way to get to school and he is still doing it today. but we all need people in our lives like that and it's nice for me to be able to get into the hall of fame, to bring him with me and for tom to be a super bowl winning quarterback and an mvp and an ambassador of our league to have that great relationship with tom martinez and hopefully he is able to get that kidney transplant to save his life. the piece on tim tebow i did on him, the interview, will be on sunday. >> today, kick off the action 3:30 with you, right? >> yes, the dolphins versus the cowboys. >> that is the cbs game. who do you like? >> tony mow rromo is tough to bn no

bowls, no mvps and no discussion whether or not tom brady is the greatest quarterback to have ever played it game. now they are both in a fight because mris life and tom brady, as he mentioned, here today on our network, is that whatever tom asked, whatever you need, you let me know. and that just goes to show you the type of relationship that they have. and my mentor, growing up, was my high school football coach, wayne paul, coaching for 50 plus years. driving 70 miles one way it get to school and is still doing it today. we all need people in our lives like that. it is nice for me to get to the hall of fame, to bring him with me and for tom to be a winning mvp and for him to have that relationship with tom martinez and hopefully he can get the kidney transplant it save his life. and on tim tebow, the interview, that will air sunday. >> but today he met with you at 3:30, right? >> yes, dolphins versus cowboys. >> that is a cbs game. >> tony romo is tough to beat in november. he doesn't turn the football over. although the dolphins are playing better, they are on a three-game winning streak. i think the cowboys will continue the tradit

mr. speaker. madam speaker, i'm sorry. madam speaker i rise in strong opposition to h.r. 822. what the brady campaign correctly calls the packing heat on your street bill. mr. speaker, america's in dire economic straights. millions of people are out -- straits. millions of people are out of work, people are clam bering for congress to pass legislation to grow the economy and help create jobs. so what does the house of representatives do? this august body is considering gun legislation. the disconnect between the republican house majority and the american people is beyond belief. it's no wonder that the congress approval rating is 13%. not only are we wasting our time on this issue, but what the bill does should scare every american. this bill as amended by the judiciary committee would let a person with a concealed carry permit issued by one state take his or her weapon to any other state of which they are not a resident, regardless of the laws of that other state. state laws on both gun possession and concealed carry would be overridden. this bill takes away the right of the citizens of eac