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let everybody else be honest mr. st. croix sees himself a sleazy corporate executive running the ethics commission. well, it doesn't start there. if there is no ethics at the ethics commission, there is no ethics. it has do with all kinds of disclosure i would like to get, but if he is just going to tell them before the investigation, what is the use? >> any other public comment? is there a motion to adjourn the meeting? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> hearing none, the meeting is adjourned. [ gavel ] >> we love our parks, but we love... >> and the community who is really the core of it all, came together and said what we need is a place for our teenager to play, not just play grounds for the kids and soccer fields but we need a skate park that will keep the kids home in the neighborhood so they can play where they live. >> the children in the neighborhood and it will be a major boone. and we have generations, the youth generations that will be able to use this park in different places. >> the best pa

let everybody else be honest mr. st. croix sees himself a sleazy corporate executive running the ethics commission. well, it doesn't start there. if there is no ethics at the ethics commission, there is no ethics. it has do with all kinds of disclosure i would like to get, but if he is just going to tell them before the investigation, what is the use? >> any other public comment? is there a motion to adjourn the meeting? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> hearing none, the meeting is adjourned. [ gavel ] >>a good afternoon and welcome to the rules committe for thursday jan. 17. i really elected the visor norman yee who will be chairing beginning in february. i would like to note our work and the staff of sftv mike freeman and jesse -- who record the meeting and make transcripts available online for members of the public. are there any announcements? >> city clerk: make sure all cell phones electronic devices are turned off and all materials submitted to the clerk. >> could you please call item 1. >> appo

let everybody else be honest mr. st. croix sees himself a sleazy corporate executive running the ethics commission. well, it doesn't start there. if there is no ethics at the ethics commission, there is no ethics. it has do with all kinds of disclosure i would like to get, but if he is just going to tell them before the investigation, what is the use? >> any other public comment? is there a motion to adjourn the meeting? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> hearing none, the meeting is adjourned. [ gavel ] [ applause ] >> okay. good afternoon afternoon. it is my pleasure to welcome you all here on behalf of the board of directors of st. anthony foundation. this is the groundbreaking for our brand-new dining room with mercy housing 90 units of affordable housing for seniors. [applause] [applause] this is one of the finest examples of collaboration in the non-profit sentor sector and i'm proud to be part of it. on behalf of the board of directors of st. anthony foundation, i want to offer our greatest gratit

let everybody else be honest mr. st. croix sees himself a sleazy corporate executive running the ethics commission. well, it doesn't start there. if there is no ethics at the ethics commission, there is no ethics. it has do with all kinds of disclosure i would like to get, but if he is just going to tell them before the investigation, what is the use? >> any other public comment? is there a motion to adjourn the meeting? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> hearing none, the meeting is adjourned. [ gavel ] >> i think it ae's public and private property. i'm against graffiti. >> who can get it out the most who can be noticed the most. >> i i've seen seniors doing graffiti. >> the city is art, other people who have their names tag -- >> [inaudible] our unit there are 2 sections we are doing one is abating and others are notice of violation to private property. all the utility boxes in public right-of-way we abate. >> we abate calls that come within 48 hours. >> we are a small group in g f graffiti. we don't

mr. chair. >> i just wanted to ask if the fee deferral implementation has had any positive impact on spuring projects and if you can give me your honest answer, mr. barrett >> honestly, i have no idea. i think there was a hearing a while back about that. i'm not sure if it ever happened. i can't actually remember, it was scheduled and may have been postponed. if you look at this slide you can see that where the sort of if you look at the column under fy15 and fy17, you have these spikes and a lot of that has to do with our projections with when we expect the developments to pay their fees. all of our spreadsheets assume a continuation of the fee deferral program basically because that's just a more conservative assumption. >> uh-huh. >> we do understand that it's currently scheduled to sunset at the end of this fiscal year, i believe. so if that were the case a lot of the numbers here would actually shift forward, which doesn't necessarily mean that the project is going it happen sooner because big capital projects sort of have their own timelines, but the money would be enhanced. as for the impacts on development, i really couldn't s

let everybody else be honest mr. st. croix sees himself a sleazy corporate executive running the ethics commission. well, it doesn't start there. if there is no ethics at the ethics commission, there is no ethics. it has do with all kinds of disclosure i would like to get, but if he is just going to tell them before the investigation, what is the use? >> any other public comment? is there a motion to adjourn the meeting? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> hearing none, the meeting is adjourned. [ gavel ] >> there are kids and families ever were. it is really an extraordinary playground. it has got a little something for everyone. it is aesthetically billion. it is completely accessible. you can see how excited people are for this playground. it is very special. >> on opening day in the brand- new helen diller playground at north park, children can be seen swinging, gliding, swinging, exploring, digging, hanging, jumping, and even making drumming sounds. this major renovation was possible with the generou

harrison: to be perfectly honest mr.wainwright i don't know why you just can't take the money like everyone else. because it's not just a matter of money, mr. harrison. isn't it? how many names did you manage to get on that petition of yours? we got over 200. two hundred! (scoffs) the petition is irrelevant. you're not building on highcliffe green because there's evidence of a settlement. what, because you found a few old coins and broken lanterns? we never mentioned anything about lanterns. but i will tell you that we found this. what is that? the coins are to pay the ferryman. the lanterns light the way to hades. and this, as mr. huntsville has verified, is a tubulus. they poured honey and wine through it to feed the dead. everything points to there being a major roman burial site underneath highcliffe green, mr. harrison. so no one's going to let you anywhere near it. (pounds the table) harrison: why?! why did you have to get involved in all that? don't you believe in progress? progress or profit? i think i know which

honest we didn't. timmy! mrs. martin stay away from him. he's our son! did. we both touched it. we're going to test you for radiation timmy. will it hurt? no son this won't hurt a bit. ♪ ♪ the reading... it's high. alright. go ahead. unless this machine has gone haywire this ginny pig's practically clean. what radiation there is on him must have come from timmy here. mrs. martin we better get him to our base immediately to be de- contaminated. he's going to be a mighty sick boy. what does he mean mom? i haven't seen any radiation. honest. timmy, you don't see radiation and you don't feel it either. but it's very dangerous and when you picked up that space capsule some of it rubbed off on your hands and clothes. gosh! we better get to that other boy! please hurry! on the double young man! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ boy! i sure am glad mom never gave me a bath like that. takes the skin off as well as the dirt, huh son? yes sir. almost. but why did they burn my clothes? did they think i was going to stay in the army? no timmy. they were contamin

mr. president, i'll always give you my honest and most informed counsel. >> reporter: he backed some cutst the pentagon, an issue congress will deal with next month. >> as a successful businessman, he knows we have to make tough fiscal choices wisely. >> reporter: republicans and democrats are concerned hagel is soft on iran and too tough on israel. > >> he's had a record of distinguished service but he's wrong on a number of the national security issues that face our country today. >> reporter: hagel insists his views are distorted. he's also under fire for criticizing a clinton nominee as "openly aggressively guy." >> it's dangerous to roll the dice on this issue. >> reporter: all questions lawmakers are eager to ask whether confirmation hearings get underway. now hagel did get a high profile endorsement not here on the hill. it was from former secretary of state colin powell, the general said he's independent. he's bold. he thinks both inside and outside the box. >> thanks so much. >> reporter: so remember a few weeks back when we told you how treasury secretary tim geithner said he fi

mr. president, i'll always give you my honest and most informed counsel. >>> so with the main controversy swirling around hagel and his record on issues like iran and israel, he chose unusually to defend himself in an interview with his hometown newspaper the lincoln star journal. he told the paper "the distortions about my record have been astounding." he added, "there's not one shred of evidence that i'm anti-israel." >> john brennan spent 25 years in the cia before he became the president's chief counter-terrorism adviser working inside the white house. the president considered brennan for the same job after he first got elected in 2008. brennan withdrew his name from consideration after he got associated with the enhanced interrogation techniques that had been used during the bush administration. charges brennan denied. over the past several years, brennan has been instrumental in expanding the administration's use of drone strikes fwens terror targets around the world. in fact, just hours after the nomination was announced, a u.s. drone reportedly killed eight more militants in pakis

mr. president, i will always give you my most honest and most informed -- >> as a successful businessman, he also knows even as we make tough fiscal choices, we have to do so wisely. >> reporter: republicans and democrats are concerned hagel is soft on iran and too to have on our ally, israel. >> he's had a record of distinguished service, but he's profoundly wrong on a number of the most important national security issues that face our country today. >> reporter: hagel insists his views have been completely distorted. he's also under fire for criticizing a clinton nominee as "openly aggressively gay." >> it's dangerous to roll the dice on this issue. >> reporter: all questions lawmakers are eager to ask when confirmation hearings get underway. but hagel did get a high profile endorsement from former secretary of state general colin powell. powell says he's independent, bold and thinks outside the box. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >>> thank you very much. still ahead at 11:00, the study that has big brother tracking you and your car. why some people say this one's an invasion of pr

mr. president, i will always give you my honest and most informed counsel. thank you very much. >> mr. president, thank you for your very kind remarks, and thank you for the trust that you placed in me when you asked me to be acting director twice. i have had the honor of knowing and working with john brennan for the last 20 years. we have worked particularly closely the last three years. john brennan is an intelligence professional with deep experience in our business. a public servant with extraordinary dedication and a man of deep integrity. with senate confirmation i know that he will be an outstanding director of the central intelligence agency. as the president noted, john started his career at cia and spent nearly a quarter century, so this is a homecoming for john. john, on behalf of the talented and dedicated men and women of cia, it is my deep honor to say welcome home. >> mr. president, it is indeed a tremendous honor to be nominated the director of the central intelligence agency. the women and men of the cia are among the most dedicated, courageous, selfless, and hard-work

mr. holmes, and to be quite honest with you, i'm surprised you came.ell, the case is as plain as a backstaff, and the more one gets into it, the plainer it becomes. so i have warned miss turner that this time, not even mr. sherlock holmes will be able to work miracles. so there we are. >> beautiful countryside. >> yes, yes, indeed. this is, uh, boscombe valley. and over there at the bottom is boscombe meer, where the murder took place. >> peaceful place for a tragedy. >> any witnesses? >> i expected that question, mr. holmes. the principal witness is william crowder, one of mr. turner's gamekeepers. >> it was after i'd had me dinner. last monday, it was, the, uh... >> the 3rd of june. >> ah, aye, that's right. now, i fed the young pheasants. hawks, we call them. you were planting out lettuces. ah, ah, that's right. i was setting out some lettuces, those lettuces over there, when my little girl patience, she comes running up. >> dad, dad, the mccarthys are fighting. >> well, won't be the first time. well, don't you worry about it, patience. 't ain't no

to be honest, mr. speaker, this isn't a tough choice where i come from. where i grew up if you didn't do your job, you didn't get paid. it's time for congress to start living with the same facts of life everyone else in america has to live with. i support the no budget new york pay act because it brings back accountability and common sense to washington and i urge my colleagues to join me in passing this bill. thank you, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman, mr. levin, is recognized. mr. levin: i yield myself such time as i may consume. this republican bill is not a change in policy. it's a change in tactics. house republicans continue to play with economic fire. they're playing political games with the debt ceiling. and that undermines certainty. yesterday, economist simon johnson of m.i.t. testified before our committee saying that a short-term increase would only extend uncertainty he said, i quote, you will continue to undermine the private sector, you will continue to delay investment and reduce employ

mr. seinfeld. we'll let you know if we find anything. i got to be honest with you--these cases never end up well. well, uh, whatever you can do. thanks. oh. mr. wilhelm. uh, about the project, sir... that's what i came to talk to you about. great job, george. you really nailed it. i did? oh, yes. i couldn't have done it better myself, and i turned it right over to mr. steinbrenner. good work, george. i don't get it. he assigns it to you. you don't do it. somehow, it gets done, and now he's telling you what a great job you did. maybe somebody did it and didn't take credit. maybe it was already done and never needed doing. i have no idea who did it, what they did, or how they did it so well. and you know what? jimmy cracked corn, and i don't care. the gardener did a nice job planting the rose bushes, didn't he, dear? you planted the rose bushes, dear. i did? yesterday. uh...that's right! yeah. oh. what's for dinner? we just ate. did you forget to take your medicine? the point is, however it got done, it's done. any luck with the car? the police have no leads, and my insurance doesn't cover it. they

mrs. obama looked absolutely stunning in that red dress. i really did. what do you think? >> i have to be honestobama has really champions different designers and given everyone an opportunity. i thought this was a greatphletfirm for her to really sort of debut a new name, but at the same time, michelle always knew exactly what works for her, and she's doing it again. >> only two inaugural balls. and she's gone for the tried and tested and safe guy who has designed, again, i think, like last time, a stunning dress. and in the end, that's all that matters. we'll all be jabbering away for days, well, she should have given someone else a chance. she knows because she's smart about her fashion, every magazine cover in the world right now is switching to that red dress, and it's going to go down very, very well. i defy anyone to look at it and say that isn't a great choice. >> it's fantastic. it enhanced every feature she's known for, the cross halter, her shoulders, her back, and even that sort of lightweight fabric with the chiffon overlay is really flattering. i think the color was big for me. it'

had it been duplicated by the executive branch, to be honest, mr.aker, we would be talking today about how can we cut more and both sides would be agreeing. we haven't made an 11% drop in actual spending in two years. had we done that we wouldn't be looking at 100% growth in the last 12 years in the cost of government. with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from virginia. mr. connolly: how much time remains on this side? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia has 9 1/2 minutes. the gentleman from california has six minutes. mr. connolly: mr. speaker, i would simply observe that my friend, the chairman of the committee, in talking about the 11% cut here in the house of representatives, of course that does not address the lack of productivity here in the house. there are many americans who might think that cut is deserved given how little we have done in the 112th congress. one of the least productive congresses here in american history. mr. chairman, i would normally yi

mr. melvin, the truth is i didn't, honest to god, expect him to win. i prayed for it. i worked for it. the morning and slept late at night, but in truth, when he -- when he took the first -- at the first election i was speechless because it means that our country is growing up, and when i go abroad i don't have to apologize as much for my country. >> yeah. >> i think few americans realize that when african-americans go abroad europeans say oh, poor dears, welcome. they treat you so bad in your country, oh, and so you have to support your country even when you're angry. even when you don't agree with some of the actions, but now after the first election when i went abroad to britain or wherever i went and my shoulders were back, and i was so proud of myself as an american, and proud of our country. we're growing up. >> yeah. dr. angelou, before i let you go really quickly here, a lot of folks, as you know, you are a bonified national treasure. how is your health? how are are you holding up? >> the truth is i'm getting older and i think -- a certain american said growing old is not for s

to be honest, mr. speaker, this isn't a tough choice where i come from. where i grew up if you didn't do your job, you didn't get paid. it's time for congress to start living with the same facts of life everyone else in america has to live with. i support the no budget new york pay act because it brings back accountability and common sense to washington and i urge my colleagues to join me in passing this bill. thank you, mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman, mr. levin, is recognized. mr. levin: i yield myself such time as i may consume. this republican bill is not a change in policy. it's a change in tactics. house republicans continue to play with economic fire. they're playing political games with the debt ceiling. and that undermines certainty. yesterday, economist simon johnson of m.i.t. testified before our committee saying that a short-term increase would only extend uncertainty he said, i quote, you will continue to undermine the private sector, you will continue to delay investment and reduce employ

. >> you are a very honest fellow, and i shall see that you do not lose by it. >> well, mrs. c, this-- this is a surprise, huh? >> dear, sweet girl. i wish she could look down now and see us. perhaps she does. who knows? >> perhaps. a little idea. we are fortunate indeed to have with us this evening mademoiselle lemon. now, i know that she does not like to have it bruted about but mademoiselle felicity lemon has the pronounced powers of the medium. now, we are all here. we are seated around the table. let us hold a seance. >> oh, i've-- >> wonderful idea. >> a seance? but surely-- >> this is nonsense. >> no, no. it will be most interesting. >> why not? >> all ready, mademoiselle lemon? i'll turn the lights out. >> now, we must all join hands. is that not so, mademoiselle lemon? >> well-- >> everybody join hands and... [murmuring] >> now, please, if you please, we must have the complete silence while mademoiselle lemon goes into her trance. >> what do you think-- >> quiet, please. >> yes. she is now going into her trance. >> is there anybody there? >> i think it's time we stop

clinton administration, i know republicans thought he was an honest liberal, anybody he's emerged under this president as much more implacable. and mrw makes a lot of appearances, almost always in the role, when you see mr. obama and boehner making progress. he throws the monkey wrench and pretty much tanking the negotiations and makes him poison for republicans and a problem in his capacity as treasury secretary which sometimes does need to work with congress. >> paul: very different choice than treasury secretary. remember reagan had don regan first and jim bakker, and bob ruben of goldman sachs. this is a washington oriented pick. >> one of the things i find troubling about jack lew not so much his ideological east lansing are obviously going to reflect those of the president, but the treasury secretary should have a vision of what the largest economy in the world wants to do. >> paul: still. >>, but wants to do in terms of a vision, an international vision and jack lew has a, basically experience, keeping the books. even when he was at citibank, you know, his job was sort of an operations manager, even though he got a huge bonus

mr. president, ill always give you my most honest counsel. you very much. >> let's bring back john harwood as we dip way from remarks of people who have been nominated or leaving office, including chuck hagel, and to. /* give us some reasons why he is regarded as a maverick. >> he will have to answer questions about his views on israel. he's been more critical than most american politicians. questions about his stands and how tough it is on irans. these are concerns that republicans have raised. he will also have to address concerns. he begun to do so about his stance on guy right because he said some things in the 1990s about an appointee that clinton had that concerns members of the guy community. sew will have to address all of those. there are concerns on the left and right. but i expect he will be confirmed ultimately. this is a day to celebrate and the president says he expect the he is not rate to probably confirm. i have to say, before we get out, a nod to leon panetta who has been an extraordinary public servant. he had the line of t

mr. president, i will always give you my honest and most informed counsel. thank you very much. >> mr. president, thank you for your very kind remarks and thank you for the trust that you've placed in me when you asked me to be acting director twice. i have had the honor of knowing and working with john brennan for the last 20 years. we have worked particularly closely the last three years. john brennan is an intelligence professional with deep experience in our business, a public servant with extraordinary dedication and a man of deep integrity. with senate confirmation, i know that he will be an outstanding director of the central intelligence agency. as the president noted, john started his career at the cia and spent nearly a quarter century. so, this is a homecoming for john. john, on behalf of the talented and dedicated men and women of cia, it is my deep honor to say, welcome home. >> . >> mr. president, it is indeed a tremendous honor to be nominated to be the director of the central intelligence agency. the women and men of the cia are among the most dedicated, courageous, sel

mr. president, i will always give you my honest and most informed counsel. >> chris: the question, bill, is what kind of counsel hagel will give. we talked with the senators about his positions on israel and iran and what we didn't mention s that he also said that he thinks the pentagon budget is bloated and needs to be pared down? >> the comment was to leon panetta's comment that this would be devastating cuts. he is very worried about the cuts. chuck hagel dismissed any problems and said the pentagon budget is bloated. downtown think chuck hagel is the right man to be secretary of defense. we will see if they agree with that. >> chris: your thoughts about him as secretary of defense? >> i think what s important here, chris, to remember is it is not what kristol or bayh might want in a secretary of defense. it is what president obama wants. regardless of who the secretary of defense is they are going to have to recognize certain economic and fiscal realities and part of that s going to be trimming the pentagon budget. so personally, he served our country. wounded if combat. nothing pers

mr. president, i will always give you my honest and most info informed counsel. k you very much. >> mr. president, thank you for your very kind remarks and thank you for the trust that you placed in me when you asked me to be acting director twice. i have had the honor of knowing and working with john brennan for the last 20 years. we have worked particularly closely the last three years. john brennan is an intelligence professional with deep experience in our business. a public servant with extraordinary dedication and a man of deep integrity. with senate confirmation, i know that he will be an outstanding director of the central intelligence agency. as the president noted, john started his career at cia and spent nearly a quarter century. so this is a homecoming for john. john, on behalf of the talented and dedicated men and women of cia, it is my deep honor to say welcome home. >> mr. president, it is, indeed, a tremendous honor to be nominated fob the director of the central intelligence agency. the the women and men of the cia are among the most dedicated, co

mr. president i will always give you my honest and most informed council. >> mr. president, thank you for your very kind remarks. thank you for the trust that you placed in me. i have had the honor of aning and working with john brennan for the last 20 years. john is an intelligence professional with deep experience in our business, a public servant with extraordinary dedication. and a man of deep integrity. the senate confirmation, i know that he will be an outstanding director of the central intelligence agency. as the president noted john started his career at c.i.a. and spent nearly a quarter of a century. this is a homecoming for john. john, on behalf of the talented and dedicated men and women of c.i.a. it is my deep honor to say welcome home. >> it is a tremendous honor to be nominated to be the director of the central intelligence agency. the women and men of the c.i.a. are among the most dedicated, courage us, selfless and hard working individuals that have ever served this country at great personal risk and sacrifice they made countless invaluable contri

mr. dickerson, he is honest about, in his biothat he's work for slate and the cbs political director.he question. i mean, if cbs is going to portray themselves as a middle of the road, unbiased news source, then it seems a little strange that you would have someone who is writing regularly for a far left publication, as the political director. i think that we saw that with the election reporting. we've seen that in the past four years with the obama administration with cbs. we've seen the results of that conflict of interest play out when questions are asked. >> steve: where he writes in slate, the lefty blog u got to destroy the republican party. i guess he just wants one party which would essentially make it a dictatorship. in the article he's blaming all the woes in washington on those darn republicans. i guess he's forgotten about the do nothing democrats in the u.s. senate, who haven't passed a budget in three years. i guess he forgot about the fact that the republicans actually are now talking about voting tomorrow on extending the debt limit so there is not a fight. and about h

mr. president, i will always give you my honest and most inform informed counsel. >> hagel did however defend himself in an interview with his hometown newspaper in the lincoln journal star saying quote the distortions about my record have been astounding, adding there is not one shred of evidence i'm anti-israeli, not one vote that matters that hurt israe israel. >> mark halperin, back to the democrats and their lukewarm response to this and to his comments in his hometown newspaper. what do you make of it? is he correct in what he's saying about his record? >> some democrats are already supporting. jack reed, another veteran senator from rhode island. some are holding their fire and keeping their powder dry if i can cram some cliches in there. it's unusual to do an interview when you're awaiting confirmation. you're supposed to do an immediate blackout. he chose his hometown newspaper to do it. while do we care about this as a political story, will he be confirmed or not? everybody thinks in the end he will be. senator schumer is key here. a democratic nominee who doesn't have a scandal or

mrs. clinton just told barbara walters after becoming the most traveled secretary of state. >> are you exhausted? >> i am. to be honestam. >>> the big chill. a million americans in times square tonight. this evening, the security, the weather. some of the coldest temperatures of the winter. and what we didn't know about something else that will be falling at midnight.

mr. fugelsang. >> allen west. >>. >> to be honest he is hilarious.is thorazine flushes itself down the toilet. >> i don't know if there are more tickets available but this is at the warner theater saturday saturday night? >> it is. >> we go online where to find out? >> sexyliberal.com. we began the tour in response to scott walker almost two years ago in madison and sentence then, the first year we hadbum, the first that was to hit number one of on am zone and we have been joined from lily tomlin to rob reiner to congressman grayson. it's exciting. it's the last show we have on schedule now. we hope you will get to come, bill. it's interesting. conservatives don't like to see liberals dog well at capitalism. they tried to bribe our tour booker $10,000 to quit the tour. they hacked our website twice, our football. the fireman arm was pulled 10 minutes before curtain. question going to keep on going. >> do they realize we are as greedy as anybody else? right? >> exactly. exactly. some may have realized that in the last month or so. >> i think bill clin

honest with you. basically if you don't shape up, mr. camile ruin your entire career, but if you change your tune, good things can happen to you. later i realized he was explaining to me how washington works and what it means to be a regulator in washington and that means player punches, go with the flow and great things can happen, including a rich career on wall street, to speak your mind and be effective and you can do yourself real harm. c-span: herb allison, you describe came from merrill lynch and tia and also headed up franey may, also in the john mccain financial operation when he ran for president? here's some video. could a similar fill-in on this. >> guest: >> said karp has accepted or in a way very similar, except it the sigtarp recommendations about three fourths of the time. some cases where we have determined in the interest of financial stability and because we can find other ways to protect the taxpayer that we decline to implement. one of these cases has been creation of a wall. in many cases, here are a drop on 35 year

mr. president, i will always give you my honest and most informed counsel. >> reporter: while he's a formerlican senator, this morning, he's drawing sharp criticism from both the right and the left, after comments he made in 2006 about israel. on monday, republican house majority leader eric cantor, who is jewish, said hagel is the wrong man for the job. >> i will make it my mission to ensure that the cia has the tools it needs to keep our nation safe. >> reporter: mr. obama's choice to run the cia, his trusted counterterrorism adviser john brennan, is also facing pushback from the president's supporters on the left, because he supported so-called enhanced interrogation techniques used in the bush administration. meanwhile, outgoing secretary of state hillary clinton received a warm welcome as she returned to the state department for the first time since sustaining a concussion in early december. she was surprised with gifts, including a football helmet to protect that injured head. and a jersey with the number 112, to symbolize the number of countries she's visited as secretary of state. o

mr o'reilly. >> she's one of these people that i have to apologize to. >> you sued her. >> to be honest, oprah we many people, i'm sure we did. >> you were suing people, and you know that they're telling the truth. what is that? >> it's a major flaw and it's a guy who expected to get whatever he wanted, and to control every outcome. all of this was a process for me. one of the steps of the process is to speak to those people directly and just say to them that i am sorry. >> john: nixon handle frost better than this. >> yeah. >> john: it's a guy who already is putting himself in the third person. what was your take on that quote? >> i would say it was utterly charmless to put it mildly. look, the thing about lance armstrong he was an absolute rock star as an athlete, but he was also one of us, particularly because it's hard to find a family in this country now whose lives have not been touched in some way shape or form by cancer. lance was one of us. but he was also this rock star. but with that statement you get to something that is hat the heart of even he quality in the justice system in the un

. >> i'll be honest with you, i think pat buchanan and mr. jones are absolutely right.f anything else that americans would do. >> who wants to confiscate -- >> stephanie: again, they start with a premise that is just incorrect and then dare you to have an argument with them. >> if atlantis rises from the sea again -- >> yeah and ass hats only go on radio shows like that so they don't get crap -- >> stephanie: if atlantis rises, then we're going to need -- >> submarines. >> stephanie: uh-huh. any more thoughts on that? no. rush limbaugh and a caller. >> probably some threats among those, what should the publisher of the journal news do? as described in the "new york times," she hired armed guards. >> of course. they are permitted. they will never use guns to kid their kids. they use abortion to kill their kids. >> stephanie: wow. okay. >> that's the first time i have ever heard good people used as an insult. >> stephanie: yes, exactly. they keep dragging all of these other issues into it in order to muddy the waters. >> right. >> look if all of the gun -- i'll say enthus