downgraded america's image worldwide to levels i've never seen so low do you agree with that in london mr keith boy field is the the world now going to remember this harry reid this morning saying well that is story bipartisan agreement has been so he's looking at it as a different way the rest of the world how are they going to see this is this going to be a lesson. well for those of us living outside america it's a wake up call i think particularly for investors you've got to remember that the chinese hold one point three trillion dollars worth of u.s. treasury bonds i think a lot of chinese didn't quite appreciate that you're going to see as a result of this latest piece of political theater a move to review the way in which a lot of countries hold their assets worldwide sixty percent of all foreign currency exchange reserves are currently held in u.s. dollars i think there's going to be an increasing move to drop the dollar in pursuit of safe currencies and you're going to see for example increased investment in places like london in the residential and commercial sector because it's seen a

downgraded america's image worldwide to levels i've never seen so low do you agree with that in london mr keith boy field is the world now going to remember this harry reid this morning saying well that is story it bipartisan agreement has been so he's looking at it as a different way the rest of the world how are they going to see this is this going to be a lesson for those of us living outside america it's a wake up call i think particularly for investors you're going to see as a result of this latest piece of political fear a move to review the way in which a lot of countries hold their assets worldwide how or how are the republicans going to pay for this. they are being blamed for the shutdown well first of all i think i don't have a problem with with democracy in action and the way the american system is sort of allowed to work its will figure ok with the fact that the government will exist for this so called it did work there was going to be no default this was just something very reaction to that from some of our other guests anyone who would like please to jump in. here if there wasn't

discussing the revolutions and golfing the arab world with a prominent egyptian after an activist by keith mr vickie just before we went to break we were talking about a democratic revolution in egypt and in some other countries but i would argue that there is also a new kind of revolutions whipping across the middle east and africa and this is a jihadi revolution you know people who are very passionate about bad vision of the world and who would stop before nothing to implement that vision do you think those two revolutions are compatible of course not i think one obstructing the other one is ruining the image of the other like for example in syria you have you have to revolutions but you have the revolution and you have the opposition revolution and to see that the opposition revolution is is being overwhelmed by that you have the one i would definitely like to discuss the syrian revolutions but before we go there i just would like to mention that you had a chance to play a part of a religious fanatic all the way back in two thousand and five in the film called syriana and i would like to r

keith washington. >> ain't no mystery. check the history. what mr. devoir just revealed to you, it clarified and cultures everything, but i hasn't been doing it as long as mamma jackson, but to hear that display on what he said within senate. i went to the senate back in the 2008 and testimony and the next time i come i'm going to bring that paper to you and they said we like your testimony and we're going to put it into our testimony and the record speak as i as an individual at the western edition has been there and the redevelopment agency is leading us and we need to have input on what's happening. they appreciated my compliments. this is his second time around. you can't tell me that brown doesn't know what went down and why our population is going down. see, there's a theory to all this here and everybody say why do you rhyme so tight. i don't know, it comes off that way but it clearly states that something is wrong here in san francisco. the planners before you, this were to get rid of us and didn't expect mamma jackson to be here, but i need

keith washington. >> ain't no mystery. check the history. what mr. devoir just revealed to you, it clarified and cultures everything, but i hasn't been doing it as long as mamma jackson, but to hear that display on what he said within senate. i went to the senate back in the 2008 and testimony and the next time i come i'm going to

mr. speaker. finally, congressman keith ellison, my democrat colleague and i offered the crop insurance transparency amendment which will require the government to disclose the names of key persons or entities receiving federal crop insurance subsidies. specifically disclosure would be required for members of congress and their immediate families, cabinet secretaries and their immediate families, and entities in which any of the preceding parties are majority stockholders. this information is already recorded, but members of the public have to petition the government under the freedom of information act to acquire the data. it shouldn't take a four-year request for the american people -- foia request for the american people to figure out whether their leaders are receiving government farm subsidies. this bipartisan amendment makes -- makes this information available to the public without a foia request. mr. speaker, we want transparency, and my amendment takes us much closer to that. i appreciate chairman lucas' billing -- willingness to work with me on these amendments and look forward to seeing th

mr. president, i yield the floor. >> now hear from republican congressman keith sessions talking to reporters about the shutdown. remarks from texas republican joe barton on a possible senate deal and the chances in the house. >> are you going to move -- >> that's what we're going to wait for and find out what's in the other bill. and i think we should find out tonight. that would be good for all of us. >> we're going to wait to see what's in this and we'll know. >> how are you reacting to it? >> i want to react to it and find out what the deal is and tell you whether it's good or bad. >> we're waiting. we don't know what the deal is. >> he wasn't able to -- >> you think you were in a better place than you were say 24, 48 hours ago? >> i would say that we believed that we could have worked with the president and the president dropped us like a hot potato because he didn't want to deal with us. >> are the leaders going to meet again tonight? [ inaudible question ] >> you know more than i know. you heard anything? >> i walked over on the senate floor and talked to some of my senate friends. they don't have a deal

keith alexander. in a prepared statement, mr.lapper insisted the programs are legal. >> we do not spy indiscriminately on the citizens of any country. we only spy for valid foreign intelligence purposes as authorized by law with multiple layers of oversight to ensure we don't abuse our authorities. >>> the director of the nsa also strongly defended the agency's program. take a listen. >> we see the threats that come into this nation. we see that a foreign agency is intended to see. prior to 9/11, we had no way of connecting those dots. everything we do on this program is auditing 100% on the business report fisa. 100%. >> the chair of the senate intelligence committee dianne feinstein been a lawyer defender of the nsa broken ranks with the agency and now calling for a full review of all of their surveillance programs. she quote, totally opposed to spying on u.s. allies and adds congress has not been kept in the loop. feinstein's counterpart, republican susan collins agrees in a statement she says, she notes there's no justificati

mrs. hartzler: thank you. now i want to go to keith rothfus who is new here but he hit the ground run, appreciate your leadership, keith. what would you like to share tonight? last week, we had a visit from h.h.s. secretary kathleen sebelius, she attempted to enroll some western pennsylvanians in the exchanges. according to press reports, those who showed up were not even able to enroll or even access the website. apparently glitches were to blame. as reported in yesterday's "new york times," one industry source said these are not glitches. the extent of the problems is pretty enormous. it's awful. these problems took more than two years to build and cost the american taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. the health care law's troubles aren't limited, however, to the website issues. many western pennsylvanians have reached out to me to share stories about how they're seing their hours redeuced or losing their jobs. other western pennsylvanians are seeing health care payments go up or losing coverage altogether. a woman recently go

just a few months ago that keith alexander was being fed it is this great important general who had done all these big things and i think after everything that's been released by mr snowden very heroically that they're looking for a facelift initially general alexander defended the n.s.a.'s domestic spying practices saying the phone surveillance program he spearheaded has thwarted fifty four terrorist plots or events as it turns out that number was a gross exaggeration last week the n.s.a. director admitted he lied now america's top spy i has been nicknamed alexander the great at a reference to all the influence and power he has amassed during his tenure but many say that changing the face of the n.s.a. will like. prevent journalists from continuing to report about america's questionable surveillance practices when greenwald who initially broke the n.s.a. spy scandal has personally promised that there are many more bombshell exposes to come reporting from new york marina for night r.t. . and the spying chief departures also under the microscope in our breaking the set in just over twenty minutes time. you know after all those tours of duty that combat zone of che

keith coburn. the owner and operator of the telecommunications wizard. >> thank you ranking member john thune and members of the committee. i appreciate your invitation to appear here today. mrchairman, thank you for carrying on the legacy of the late senator. i would also like to thank senator begich, senator murray, and senator cantwell. and the strong support. my name is keith coburn and i'm on alaska crapper and some of you made recognizing the captain of the fishing vessel wizard on the discovery channel series the deadliest catch. i'm honored to be before the committee today, but i would rather be 4000 miles away is the first time in 20 years that have not been here in the month of october. and i'm here today on behalf of fishermen. i'm here to talk about the impacts to my fishery and i want the committee to understand that the shutdown is causing impacting fisheries nationwide. lack of personnel to perform routine functions, such as managing port allocations will result in millions of revenue losses to that sector of the industry. the federal observer program also be impacted longer this shutdown continues and across the country, it will be forced to shut down. many a

keith has been waiting for this day, since sixth grade. power that is vested in me, i pronounce that they are man and wife. kiss the bride. (applause) ladies and gentleman, mrstation. (applause) ♪ (ayesha) i had a great time. the ceremony was absolutely beautiful. i'm definitely happy. i'm ecstatic! (announcer) now that the wedding is winding down and the happy couple is legally wed, keith can finally look forward to cuddling up to his bride-- or can he? (ayesha) i'm tired. i just want my feet rubbed and i want to go to bed. we can do whatever, to make our night special. can we just go to bed? i'm excited for our wedding night. (announcer) on the next episode of "bridezillas," when one weary wedding planner is faced with one bombastic bride... (screaming and yelling) ...it looks like someone could e a little time out. oh, you can just act like me-- i'm serious. (announcer) plus, it's bridezilla versus momzilla and this mama's not going down without a fight. (officiant) let them speak, now, or forever hold their peace. (clears throat) (announcer) but in this greek tragedy... who will triumph in the end? you want me to leave? (announcer) you won't want to mis

keith, democrat caller. caller: good morning. i was just going to make a comment about the government shutdown. i really believe in my heart the pelosi, andama, ms. mrreid are good people. hner is a that boe good person. but this stuff did get cramp on us without anybody knowing what was going on. my son was supposed to get a full-time job and now this is all on hold and nobody is sure what is going on and the whole country is in a mess. obama said that if anybody has any better ideas to help the health-care law, come to the table. well am everybody's worried about it, it seems like, so let's get the table and get the job done. host: on twitter host: harry in georgia, independent caller. caller: good morning. host: morning. caller: the more i hear of this, the more i'm getting so frustrated. bush started a war we didn't pay for. started the senior medicare -- the medicine prescriptions, we didn't pay for. this guy we've got in there now -- does anybody know when the last time we could borrow money? i mean, are we just going to keep borrowing and borrowing? even a fifth grader knows that you can't continue tomorrow. host: ok, harry. and the clock is