mr. mcdowell: so net neutrality. i know we're short on time here, but how does the fcc's recent action affect broadband rollout , but also legislative priorities? mr. walden: you know, it affects it. it's affected it for years. i remember sitting down in my capitol office with senator thune and then-chairman upton and myself and tom wheeler , asking tom not to proceed and give congress an opportunity to legislate. and we thought we were moving down a pretty good path that way, and then that got reversed, and he went ahead with the title ii regulation. the effect of that was we had real difficulty trying to find any bipartisan agreement on anything that came anywhere near the fcc since then because one side says it is all net neutrality. no, actually, we need to modernize the fcc, we need to do other things, and so we're marking through that. look, we ought to be able to find common ground to prevent the bad behaviors that all of us can agree upon, throttling, blocking. we're going to have a hearing on paid prioritizat

mr. pruitt: so god bless him for that. charlie: finally, seven more years of a trump administration? mr. pruitt: thumbs up. >> what is your fondest hope, goal, and dream for accomplishment within the environmental protection? mr. pruitt: we are living in a time -- i was 12 years old in 1980. i was a child of the reagan revolution. i will tell you i remember my , dad as an entrepreneur in 1977, 1978. what he was facing to grow and economy, and then president reagan came in and the light started shining. i will tell you we are living in a similar time. president trump is leading at a time so consequential for future. think about how you felt november 8, 2016, how you felt after. it's an exciting time. ray nagin to become energized and excited about what is happening. we are on the trajectory to see great things. he is truly about making america great again. >> ladies and gentlemen, please help me in thanking the administrator of the environmental protection agency, the honorable scott pruitt. ♪

syria representative in damascus good evening to you mr marley so we are hearing that no one was able to leave eastern who did today and no aid came in can you confirm that and what's the situation on the ground now. yes we were not able to deliver aid today. we're not sure if anyone came out. but to be have been trying our best to make sure that there is a stop in fighting the bombs start falling stop falling and the guns stop silent so that we can go in and deliver aid to these people who are in desperate need inside the enclave do you know mr mali where the fighting came from and we've got the russians saying that it was the rebels who started launching an attack and we've got the americans saying that the russians were starting i mean what did you what were your people able to see what we would not be able to comment on that it's we only see the skies and we only had the sounds and we only see the impact of such. fighting that is going on from inside from the group so from different parties to this crisis we can hear what's happening in there because we are not far from that locat

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and now investigations are under way, we haven‘t heard from mr modi so way, we haven‘t heard from mr n, but already pressure is building, because the agencies are now conducting searches across his offices in india. many thanks for that. asian shares including japan‘s nikkei share average rose significantly on thursday, as investors bought back some recently—battered stocks after the us markets climbed overnight, shrugging off stronger—than—expected inflation data. a total of 28 out of 33 sectors were in positive territory, with financial stocks and exporters outperforming, ignoring the strong yen. the dollar stretched overnight losses against the japanese yen to touch a 15—month low of 106.112, having declined more than 2% so far this week. hong kong stocks — they posted their third consecutive day of gains on thursday, when trading ended at midday before a long holiday. the blue—chip index, which on wednesday had its biggest single—day percentage rise since may 2016, climbed 5.5% this week.the market is now closed on thursday afternoon for the lunar new year holiday — trading will r

so mr. prime minister, we very much appreciate you being here. >> thank you so much. thank you. i just say thank you and melania for your hospitality and your friendship. it's 100 years that we're celebrating this year. 100 years ago. for the first time australians and american soldiers went into the battle together, on july the 4th, 1918. and we have been fighting side by side in freedom's cause ever since. so 100 years of mateship and 100 more years to come. >> thank you all very much. >> thank you, press. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, press. >> i would. we will be there. great place. >> -- cutting a deal with mueller? >> thank you, press. >> thank you very much.

mr. moore: it has been so exciting. i spent the first half of my career in enterprise networking and early internet protocols and that sort of thing. 20, 30 years,rd it is unbelievable, these devices everybody has in their pockets are so cheap and fast and so great. and so companies like zello, there's 23 people in the company with 120 million users. making a difference in just the leverage and power that these layers of technology have had on society, it has been so much fun to watch and so exciting, and it wouldn't exist in any way whatsoever had that nonexistent. mr. goodlatte: with that in mind, what role do you see the public having in encouraging that kind of investment in infrastructure that is necessary to make something like zello work? mr. moore: of the free market style guide, this would be personal. be careful and let's not fix what's not broken. it's worked extraordinarily well. becomethe thing that has clear to me, through the emergencies, you brought this up earlier, how much to supplement, what is friend

fast is so interesting and surprising. mr. samuels: so questions? jim? maybe if you would identify yourself? >> kevin, there are lots of expiring factors in the 2017 bill. a lot of things expire after 2025. how should we think about the administration's position that -- what is supposed to happen after that? is the idea that they will be extended, and if so, how do they make up for the tax revenue from that? if they are not supposed to be extended, then why do we have them in the first place? mr. hassett: there are a lot of expiring provisions. this goes back to the very first text paper that i wrote and co-authored with a guy at the table over there. we wondered about how firms should think about future tax policy because it is expected future tax policy that matters. expected future tax policy is not observable. our identification idea back in the day was that after the 86 act that it makes changes. we thought it was reasonable to say that future tax policy would surely expect that there were not be a reversal of it within th

is mind something wrong is not our fault maybe he was shouting then and supporting mr so we in speeches has a thousand thousand thousand thousand thousand of people so he's not. i can say is not the program for us is a problem of what's happening in that situation is not very safe because a lot of. argument on the immigration issue you know a few days ago. immigrants from africa. in many pieces eighteen years younger and who does pieces you know beg. so you know when something like that happen maybe in some people that is not. very very well in his mind something can happen this is a secure through problem but can happen when people that is not really . safe in his mind see some shocking. shock in the. clergy around the veil though about what. years they were fold increase in hate crimes in just four years so any violent act carried out by an immigrant it seems like the response is is also considerable surely this is not good for the country as a whole how do you feel about what's been reported the rise of nationalism and fascism in italy. well we have a big problem because. our enemies

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angle on the ackles party here in germany so mr howe let me ask you straight away is this it is this the breakthrough in german turkish relations after those very rocky tense months that we've seen so release of dentistry jealous a positive signal for the german turkish relations following up to several talks german government officials and turkish government officials had the last time we didn't pay any political price for that and we appreciate the decision of the turkish state but the reason for the crucial situation in turkey is i think the state of emergency which justice and media are to be free and independent and we have what we expect is that the turkish government is also thinking about the release of that state of emergency coming back to normal democratic and legal structures and the country and this is not yet decided the case then is just jail is now positive decided but it's not the situation is

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but mr. so mr trump and mr kim were told they can come inside the canada house and they're going to try somewhere else. though the leaders seem to have found one of the hospitality houses and they want to check it out. man what the hell. oh my god. i'm the gentleman here. so we're inside the czech house with mr trump and mr cameron as you can see people are going wild about it. but they're taking pictures with the south korean flag doesn't matter which right koreas to be unified on the road. how is this going to you how did you like your sister to south korea for these little. kawan. how come you. know. she was being a big rival now my house. she hasn't traveled a lot. but away she i haven't seen a i've been trying to find out what he needed to know where she is what has anyone seen my sister had to see my sister came you know john. i. have you see my sister came you know john yeah i mean my sister came you know john she was with my parents i don't trust that guy i want to. i want to be introduc

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mr. fayed in the courtyard. sot was impossible for him to be in two places at one time. >> that security video shows jim fayed trying to make a cell phone call at exactly the moment you see people reacting to pam's screams. not only that, but a tall man wearing a black hooded sweatshirt clearly was not a description of jim fayed. a woman murdered, a bitter divorce. but certainly the husband wasn't the killer. so who was? a very rich mystery was under way. >>> coming up, the hunt is on for a motive and a suspect. did the secret to this killing lay hidden in the rush for gold? >> she wanted to make sure her friends were happy and taken care of, no matter what it took. >> when "the goldfinger mystery" continues. mercedes-benz glc with its high-tech cameras and radar, contemporary cockpit, 360 degree network of driver-assist technologies, and sporty performance, what's most impressive about the glc? all depends on your point of view. lease the glc300 for just $449 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-be

so mr. secretary, please explain the rationale behind, and specifically the $43 million in cuts to the ryan white program. mr. secretary? >> so congressman, we strongly support the ryan white program and it's a very large program and i can't remember the exact numbers of where it's come out, but it has the ryan white hiv program has our full support and backing as do so many of the initiatives. >> how do you explain these cuts? which you're being proposed. >> and we have continued support abroad on hiv-aids so i want to make sure to understand across the board as the chairman mentioned. i am still getting into the details of so many of our programs and where they stand currently. >> my point being, mr. secretary, i'm interested in how you will fight these cuts because you have a bigger responsibility than the president of the united states in dealing with those people afflicted and those people who might be afflicted. >> thank you. >> pascal, time has expired and as usual we'll move the two

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syria representative in damascus good evening to you mr marley so we are hearing that no one was able to leave eastern huzzah today and no aid came in can you confirm that and what's the situation on the ground now. yes we were not able to deliver aid today. we're not sure if anyone came out. but to be have been trying our best to make sure that there is a stop in fighting the bombs don't fall stop falling and the guns stop sign and so that we can go in and deliver aid to these people who are in desperate need inside and to do you know mr malique where the fighting came from i mean we've got the russians saying that it was the rebels who started launching an attack and we've got the americans saying that the russians were starting i mean what did you what were your people able to see. well we would not be able to comment on that it's we only see the skies and we only had the sounds and we only see the impact of such. fighting that is going on from inside from the group so from different parties to this crisis we can hear what's happening in there because we are not far from that locat

mr. burgess, reserves his time. so the gentleman from texas, mr. gene green, is recognized. mr. green: i yield four minutes to the sponsor of this bill, congressman danny davis of illinois. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for four minutes. mr. davis: thank you, mr. chairman. let me just first of all commend representative burgess, chairman of the subcommittee, and mr. green, as well as representative butterfield, and all of the members of energy and commerce for their leadership in bringing this bill to this point at this moment. as we just heard, sickle cell disease is an inherited blood disorder characterized by affected blood cells that mutate into the shape of a crescent of sickle and as such these cells are unable to pass through small blood vessels. it's a recessive genetic condition that occurs when a child inherits two sickle celgenes or traits from each -- cell genes or traits from each parent. the complications from this disease are extreme. according to the sickle cell disease association of america, with whom we have worked for many

so mr. simon. so this goes back a long way to dealing with cigarette tobacco issue but it is put had in a vulnerable situation where they are potentially misled about product that they are buying and using. and then you have this addiction that attaches before they understand what's happened. and so that's -- that's a serious issue or, and something that sounds unfairness. addiction can lead to the conditions for very serious scam and fraud with respect to opioids you may know of some issues related to body brokering where certain individuals receive kick backs or payments to refer addicts to specific rehabilitation facilities there, of course, issues with and facilities in representations they make to consumers. so will, implicates a number of our authorities. but to be responsive, i don't believe addiction appears anywhere in the statute that a the commission enforces. but if i'm confirmed, it's something that i know will need to tackle. >> any other -- >> senator, i agree with my colleague only t

mr. mcconnell: so if there is no further business to come before the senate, i ask that it stand adjourned under the previous order. the presiding officer: the the presiding officer: the vice president mike pence cast the tie breaking vote today. this is his ninth tie-breaking vote. they also advance nomination to the south carolina district court. more work on judicial nominations expected tomorrow. also on the senate floor, north carolina senators richard burr and tom tillis spoke about the life and legacy of reverend graham. he is laid in honor at the u.s. capitol today and tomorrow. >> mr. president, i rise with my colleagues from north carolina and my colleagues in the senate and the american people today to honor the life of the north carolinian tillie graham, a man who has reached millions around the globe. reverend graham grave marker will be described this way, preacher of the gospel of the lord jesus christ. as the son of a minister myself, i am uniquely aware of the sacrifices and the responsibility that come with this calling and indeed this is a calling that he fulfilled honor

but mr. so mr trump and mr kim were told they can come inside the canada house and they're going to try somewhere else. land for the help. of my god. i'm the gentleman. i'm so we're inside the czech house with mr trump and mr cameron as you can see people are going wild about a. cut they're taking pictures with the south korean flag doesn't matter which right koreas to be unified on the model. wrong. how is this going to you how did you let your sister the south korea believe what. car will want to. know how come feel here. she was being a big writer no matter how fun she hasn't traveled for a long waltz by the way she i don't see you know i would try to. and that's what he did the way she looks has anyone seen my sister had to see my sister came you know john. i. have you see my sister came you know john oh yeah but my sister came you know john she was with my comments i don't trust that guy i want to understand i want to be introduced to it just right in front of mind and i don't think that it

so, mr. speaker, this bill offers clarity and takes a complex rule and makes this part of it simpler. where our consumers will actually see on the closing statement what the cost of the title insurance is and it will be transparent. there are many other challenges with this rule. and we've talked about them in our committee. and today, we are only debating and discussing one small one. but i urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle and this bill came out of our committee bipartisan. this is a bill that members of congress have heard from across this country in all 50 states from community bankers, mortgage bankers of all sizes who are trying to provide an accurate fast closing for the most important thing we do as a family and that's to decide to buy a home. i thank the chairman of the full committee for the time. i urge my colleagues to support this full package of bipartisan bills through regular order, through our committee and are presented here to improve our economy, improve the ba

mr. krakauer? >> thank you, sir. so with respect to training, we -- our public warning team trains on a weekly basis. we call it wea wednesday in new york city. our public warning team is required to send out a test message. it does not go out to the public. we wait for the acknowledgment codes from ipaws. with respect to policies and procedures, we view wea as a two-person job in new york city, both during training and live emergency operations. there is a public warning specialist on the keys entering the message, filling out the form to make sure we hit all the check boxes, and get all the information necessary so that it does go out to the public when the emergency is happening. standing right behind them is an on duty supervisor who is making sure that policy and procedure is being followed to the letter. those trainings are custom to the software applications we have in new york city, which are different than they have in rhode island, or different than they have in hawaii. there's not one software system that int

so, mr. simons, please proceed. >> chairman thune, ranking member blumenthal and distinguished members of the committee, thank you for this opportunity to testify today. and thank you to senator hatch for those very kind words. i'll do my best to live up to them. it is truly an honor to appear before you especially regarding this particular nomination. the federal trade commission is an institution that is very close to my heart. the ftc has a great mission, it deals with fascinating and important issues, and most importantly, it has a terrific staff. as i mentioned to a few of you, in some ways it feels like i've spent my entire professional life preparing for this opportunity. as a much younger lawyer back in the 1980s, i worked at the agency as an assistant to the director of the bureau of competition. a little over a decade later, i returned to run the bureau of competition at the ftc. and while in private practice, i have for many years represented clients before the ftc and the antitrus

its military has the continued capability to do this so it's an open question but it is very concerning issue in president that took place this morning mr monday so the quality of the israeli accounts these rallies have intercepted an iranian drone then they launched air strikes targeting iranian targets in syria and then the anti cost batteries of the syrian government targets of the sixteen fighter jets. are we likely to see a new phase of a confrontation between the israelis and the iranians well the israelis don't have a history of honesty the drone the syrians and the iranians say that it has nothing to do with. any airspace outside of syrian airspace the drones were there basically and all the drones are there to monitor what isis and al qaeda are doing we know that i protected by israel they treat their injured they gave them funding and they attack syrian government positions regularly the israeli regime in support of al qaeda and whenever the al qaeda forces are losing and also on the other in another part of the border near jordan isis exists alongside the israeli border and as the. former minister of defense once said they on

mr mccabe resigned so now democrats and also independent experts who are not attached to any party suggest that the white house could use this memo to fire mr rosen seen the current deputy attorney general and they could replace him with a more friendly person in order to underestimate the whole investigation the russia there and of course the one who's leading this investigation mr mohler all right so those memos just come out how are democrats responding to the allegations that are contained in this memo that the f.b.i. acted in a partisan manner. well they're saying they're the democrats that this whole process has been ignoring the rules of our democracy and in fact if there have been made changes to this memo before it went to the white house it would indeed be undemocratic this document or this document the memo was supposedly changed after it was released by the house intelligence committee and therefore the white house has now released a document that has not been passed by the u.s. congress and this breaks indeed of course the rule of a democracy yes f.b.i. agents the f.b.i. agent

so, mr. president, i know that the first order of business, and to support this come is to make sure that the dreamers are protected. and i strongly support that and would vote for a bill on the floor right now tonight that's been introduced by some of our colleagues that protects the dreamers come in and of itself if nothing else connects us to. shouldn't be controversial. but it also just to make sure that we take care of those that are in tps status. it's a smaller group. it doesn't have the same degree of national attention, but it's the same values, the same economic concerns. it's the same families and it's the same issues. so i hope we find a way in which we can include both the dreamers and tps to protect their status here in america, giving them a pathway to citizenship because it's the right thing for them. it's the right thing for the families that i it's right thing for our nation. it's the right thing for our economy. i know that my colleague from maryland is on the floor has bee

so. mr trump mr kim here again we hear to go to some hospitality houses. meet some people yeah i'm going to meet some mathlete so i see the good ones and kidnap them back to north korea all right guys let's go. did you start getting along any better i still have a bigger button and he does but we're negotiating the thing with the body hey kids you know i got a bigger everything. i call atomic missile. what are you going to get on a twitter to anybody you want anywhere you want to instagram. i think the best place. at the bar. that was. the dumbest illegals so we are just outside canada's hospitality house and the leaders say they want to try and get it. we would love to have you but sorry. so mr trump and mr kim were told they can come inside the canada house and they're going to try somewhere else. land what the hell. oh my god. i'm the gentleman here. i'm so we're inside the czech house with mr trump and mr cameron as you can see people are. going wild about it. but they're taking pictures with the south korean flag doesn't matter which right koreas to be

and so mrs. roosevelt used to say that she ended up being the best customer that val-kill industries ever had. so when it became too much for her to really keep on going with it financially, she then with great reluctance in 1936 shut down the val-kill industries and remodelled this building into her home and she called it her cottage of 20 rooms. well, the outside of the building pretty much looks like a furniture factory. it's stucco over cement block and it's actually kind of as one child described it, it looks like a whole lot of houses bunched together. the building actually was built in several stages. two separate factory buildings and then little additions were added on for a showroom and pewter forge and so forth. inside it's kind of like anyone's home. it's nothing elaborate and people who come here just feel very much at home. the visitors do. but the people who came to visit mrs. roosevelt also felt very comfortable and relaxed because her whole point was to have people come here and t

commission for the proposed mission rock project and making appropriate findings. >> thank you so much, mr. clerk. and so why don't we bring up the port. >> thank you. to respond to your remarks, i am going to flip through the presentation and go on the financials. others can respond to any questions of interest to the supervisors. the actions or sorry, the request for making from g.a.o. is request a recommendation to the full board on several of the key transaction documents for mission rock, development agreement, disposition and development agreement, interagency cooperation between the port and other city agencies and the m.o.u. approved the port for the financing districts. you are aware of the site, here it is on the central waterfront south of mission creek channel, across from the ballpark. noted the timeline. began in 2007 when the report went to the state for senate bill for unallowable uses on port land, apartments, office, and we are excited about the benefits and believe it will be found consistent with the state lands, and a long time coming and we are very proud of the commu

lining on this because events moving too quickly the government is reacting quickly on the other and mr a his so board is pretty incensed still about what went on in the in the elections now. deportee mr me. the silver lining may be that may be allowed things to to calm down because the trying to charge him in the courts the minute that he was i rested and brought to court today in kenya tuesday in kenya we know the street protests broke out in kisumu and i've up parts of western kenya which is the stronghold of nasa and mr odinga so i am hoping that this who are generally led on some steam i do know that westing capitals are very very worried and behind this is the address to deescalate the situation is not the case that do you think that there are real concerns about the legal system you charge somebody with treason that doesn't seem to be a trial that you then dippold tame and hope that everything's going to come down. well yes because it seems to me you know putting him on trial might escalate things and as i mentioned a worry in western capitals i mean you are right about what he says about

so, mr. speaker, if i told you that we could help millions of people get access to an apartment, lower the cost of a loan, lower the deposit they may have to put down on a phone or utility deposit, and we could do all these things without creating a new government program, we could do it without government mandate, and we could do it with virtually no new tax dollars, would you take that deal? because i would. i'd say, wow. help millions of people? be able to afford services that they need before, lower the cost of loans? yeah, why wouldn't we do that? well, the truth is that we can. if we vote yes on the credit access and inclusion bill. i'm proud to tell you that this particular piece of legislation, which is bipartisan, will bring about basic fairness in the credit scoring system. credit is currency in our society. it unlocks credit to access to goods and services, hardworking americans need to build, some economic security for themselves and their families. but there are currentably 26 mi

so i'm here tonight on behalf of mr. escobar and the many other escobars of they have world because i don't want an absurdity to become an atrocity. a greater atrocity than it is. and i would hope that my colleagues would reconsider this notion of negotiating with the lives of people. when history looks back upon us, those who look back upon us through the mist of time, through the inwe -- window of the years, they're going to see that in -- that in this time , in 2018, there were people negotiating with the lives of people and they thought that it was a legitimate thing to do. i'm not going to fight about a wall. that really is a false sense of security. i'm not going to fight you about that. i'm going to believe that when there were other people who were suffering and needed help, there were people who were willing to come forward and make sacrifices for them. so with that thought in mind, i want you to know, i may have to make concessions for the lives of people but i don't want to negotiate. i don't want to negotiate

mr. duffy, are you ready for rebuttal? >> so on the plan that i just viewed, i didn't see an occupant load for the upper floors, with that said, we're probably -- this is a problem we have when we don't get drawings before hearings and look at them and stuff like that. they should probably be maybe reviewed again, continued possibly. i go back and we can have the architect meet with dbi and fire department. there's an occupant load but for the restaurant and not the upper floors. if they're single occupant rooms, you know, obviously 50 then but you have to go by square footage as well. there's a calculation needed. there's a few floors above that, we can get that for you. it would be obviously, it's a concern of the appellant and a concern of the boards and mine as well to be honest with you. >> so you want a continuous. >> yeah. >> president fung: can you -- i'm not sure if my memory serves me correct, but the counter balance type fire scape and rigid types, did the code change on that in terms of the slope? >> i can find that

since the vote back in one calls for the circus to november of sixty spokesperson representing mr pipes so the allegations of favoritism were baseless and said for many years chairman pie has called on the f.c.c. to update its media ownership regulations that sherman is sticking to his long held views that raise interesting thing yeah this is what he believes it's not he's being influenced to do this i think it really gives what he believes the corporate media should just kind of run amok and there shouldn't f.c.c. should regulate as much as it doesn't so if that's what someone believes and that falls in line with like let's say a corporate c.e.o. like the head of sinclair is that collusion or just like minded individuals that's what i think this guy's going to have to sort out. it's tough it's tough for the thing he's just like oh i hope love for you is that's how i think it can really employee he made it up to this position of power and authority i think is believe my another word for has believes might be his pocketbook good point i think there is money i mean anybody want nobody nobody

mayor of dusseldorf is thomas guys well he joins me tonight from dusseldorf good evening to you mr mayor so what does today's ruling mean for you will you now ban diesel vehicles from your city. well good evening well first of all it does not necessarily mean that we have to ban diesel cars i mean what the court has decided is that a ban on diesel cars is legally possible but it has to be implemented by maintaining what they call the proportionality principle that means only if a ban on these cars is the only efficient means to reach the threshold values for what is that nitrogen oxide as it is in english and nitrogen oxide only then it needs to be implemented what if there are other means there are other officials what are more there are what are they i mean you got there the dirtiest air in germany so why not ban diesel engine that would seem to be the easiest the best solution for you. well the main problem is that it is extremely difficult to administer and to enforce a ban on diesel cars i mean first of all i mean there are a couple of. streets that are actually affected that do not me

. >> the guy said almost mr. so-and-so else ask the question, it's just like a marriage so i will just leave it at that. >> it works. steve is a brilliant writer and a great researcher, and one of my best friends in life so we made it really was easy. one thing i want to tell you, you almost have to hover above this a look at texas. wendy would try to figure what's this book going to be about really? what's the beating heart of it? >> before you tell the story let me just say we have done this book on the far right in dallas and how they created the city of hatred that was notorious for its zealots treat and its opposition to jfk, a real difficult book to write. very emotional and very hardcharging and lots and lots of negative things. basically sort of the typhoid mary of today's tea party came out of dallas in 1960 in the way they hated jfk. going into this book had that same mindset, like we've got all this tension going on. we had this great barbecue some i hope you tell us about. >> i said -- we live in differe