investigators would later establish than during his visit to sweden mr song to young women. he spent the night with both of them a short while later both young women a king for the wiki leaks founder of sexual assault. they went to the police. primarily to discuss with the police to tell the police what they have been through and to get advice or try with new and when they tell their stories both of them separately from each other and they tell the stories to the police the police officer realized they're telling a story concerning a crime. according to daniel don't try to beg a son who's always had a weakness for women we were at a conference and would have passed and he told a lot of people at our conference that he has children on every continent swedish authorities put the songs on the international wanted list by which time the wiki leaks founder had landed in britain many describe the criminal prosecution against him as politically motivated swedish lawyers claimed that it was a routine criminal case. it's nonsense it has nothing whatsoever to do with the wiki leaks ac

adversary to the world superpower all attempts by the us authorities to norms for prosecution against mr song proved unsuccessful and wiki leaks founder had. i'd to be legally irreproachable until he decided to attend a seminar in stockholm in august twenty ten. investigators would later establish than during his visit to sweden mr saunders met two young women. he spent the night with both of them a short while later both young women accused the wiki leaks founder of sexual assault. they went to the police primarily. discussed with the police to tell the police what we have been through and get advice or try would do and when they tell their stories both of them separately from each other and they tell the stories to the police the police officer realized they're telling a story concerning a crime. according to daniel don't shine a bag a son has always had a weakness for women we were at a conference in budapest and he told a lot of people at our conference that he has children on every continent. swedish authorities put the songs on the international wanted list by which time the wiki leaks

mr. douglas kaerny. [applause] >> how many know the song living in the city by stevie wonder. that great skit at end where stevie plays all the voices and gets arrested. new york city, skyscrapers and everything. this is a poem that reimagines that gentlemen exists the bus in that skit as john henry. this is a section of it. skyscrapers and everything. j hammer henry mallet [inaudible] could barely fit hammer poking out like natural man's skyscraper to the concrete for deep machine sleep abouts income. don't go john henry traffic man, don't go across that street. the flood song poems were poems written in reaction to katrina. how can i enter that space of writing poems about that. i'm not from there and don't have family there. who benefits from that tragedy? who benefits from that disregard for humanity and the thought animals would benefit from that. this first poem is flood songs number 4 mosquitoes drinking didy. >> drink every hour next up this hour and every hour after. was born in the river there is enough to go around. drink every hour on the hour and every hour after.

song. we will have our dancers come on out. our dancers were led out by mr.ry harris andon -- harrison. thank you, larry. these dancers in front of you, nor than traditional, seven straight, double bustle, and our grass dancers as well. two starts. all right, looking good. good dancing, good singing going on. san francisco, look out. ♪ [inaudible] dance hard. sing loud. make them dance. all right, put your hands together one more time for our fancy dancers. all right. also, seven straight. all right. calling into the arena at this time, our women's traditional. come on out. women's traditional, all ages, women's traditional, come on out. no. traditional, southern co op , this is your contest. i'm kidding. the only one judging you is margin right there. make sure you have your numbers displayed. all right. when you are ready. two sides. the style of dance from our northern plains, our southern plains. kiowa, ajibwe, blackfeet, lakota. this is a side step. ♪ boys and men, stand by. once again, put your hands together for our women's no. traditional southern cla

the song i have said in my mind for years. mr. president, i am here to survive like anyone else. but i have something to tell you, but i refuse to get any sympathy for any one of you. the man here around you -- i have many other illness. i have cancer. i am dying, sooner or later. i am very proud to be american-egyptian. i have blessing. to be people like me and to have people around me and to have -- i know that's very hard for me, but that's you. you run for mayor. i am going to be with you and i want to know. if you want my book, i would like to give you my book. president chiu: i need to mention that no one is allowed to politic or campaign in these chambers. >> i want to let you know, i begin to shout in chinese. at least i understand what you said, what our supervisor said. i would like to start -- president chiu: thank you very much. thank you, sir. thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. stop the corporate rate for the public library. don't give money to the friends in foundation. don't accept money from the friends in foundation. the private fundraisers

song. she'd been in trouble for hanging out with the beverly hills crowd. >> the first lady, mrs. reagan to the surprise of her husband and the oop guests -- other guests sang a snoop of "shesked happens -- hand rose." she sang, i'm wearing second-hand clothes, second-hand clothes, even my new fur coat ronnie bought for 10 cents on the dollar. chris: in his last year when scooter libby had been convicted, bush used the gridiron sing about how he couldn't wait to get back to the ranch. >> ♪ down the lane here comes scooter ♪ ♪ finally free of [beep] shooter ♪ >> well. chris: when we come back, sesame street has seen sunnier days, of course. and the latest fiasco involving public radio threatens all of public broadcasting. be right back. chris: welcome back. talk about rotten timing. republicans slashed funding for npr and pbs two weeks ago. others spent the week trotting out big bird and bert to talk about the funding. well, then the latest disaster -- not only did this fundraiser refer to the tea party as racist with, he said npr didn't even need public funding. david, make your c

oil is now is uncertain it's a divided country it came from lauren mr marty in new york well in an hour's time marty talks to russia's song void to nato dhimmitude are goals in he says certain countries are pushing to get involved in libya because they are reliant on its oil resources. but. i think if libya were just a banana growing country there wouldn't be so much interest in his domestic situation including in the humanitarian spear of course libya is a big enough energy supplier to europe certain countries like italy for example are heavily dependent on libyan deliveries others are not so much dependent on either way libya's share is considerable we know that nato for example puts energy security matters at the top of its main agenda for this reason i think that this. it has a most direct bearing on the speed of the west decision making regarding libya. well the u.s. vice president was in high spirits when he arrived on a two day visit to moscow earlier this week his main goal was to encourage the continued reset between the two countries while libya understandably made it into the discussions the majority of the vis

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songs. he looked mortified, mr. goolsbee, you were alive in the 1980s? [laughter] and the thing is, when i start listening to people analyzing the economy, i kind of get the sense they've got the total forgetting any previous business cycle, forgetting what it was like in the end of 2008, beginning of 2009. if you had said in march of 2009 when we had just lost almost 800,000 jobs a month, gdp is in the steepest decline in more than a half century that by march of 2011 we're going to have grown for six straight quarters, we're going to have added jobs for 12 straight months, spreads are going to be pack to lower than they were -- back to lower than they were before the financial crisis, i would have given you a kiss. i'd have been really -- oh, my god, please! from your lips to to god's ears, that's what, you know, that's what we need to be doing. [laughter] which -- and i do feel we have turned a very serious corner. now, partly i base that just on the business cycle data that you guys observe every day. the gdp has turned around, the nber declared the

mr. speaker, i remind my colleagues that this song has two additional verses, just because they won't sing about their tax increase, doesn't mean the american people won't feel it. i, too, want to repeal the 1099 provision, but this is not the way to pay for it. mr. speaker, i yield back because i will not be a co-conspirator to snatching $25 billion out of the bank accounts of hardworking americans. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from minnesota rise? without objection. mr. ellison: we have now entered about the 55th day the republican majority has been in control of the house and they have yet to introduce a ink single bill to create a single -- a single bill to create a single job for anyone, anywhere. the republican majority has however introduced cuts to our national budget that will take away vital programs and cut jobs. cut jobs like cops and nurses and teachers. the republican majority doesn't seem to be interested in jobs and their no-job agenda will not escape the view of the american people. the american people sent us all here to make sure that we h

the latest box from the bush point mr david cameron wants me to establish a no fly zone over libya has been rejected by many in the international community among the songs and they say it should be up to begins yourselves to determine the fate and the future is how we have in london was to go to hit and close the snowslide so it would essentially be getting itself to shooting down its cost that's over now there are coming to the british troops deployed in been trust me they are there with the humanitarian situation that they're on growing concerns and that used to take over chemical weapons stockpiles and this is because one state it is fearful that gadhafi might use the stockpiles against his own people will secure conservations on both egypt and america that to you is still to the suez canal there in the mediterranean sea not far from libya so there are concerns testable american intervention in addition to a possible push when my colleague in london or in it looks at what foreign intervention would mean for libya and we do not in any way rule out the use of military assets we must not tolerate this regime using military force against its own people i

song about that, mr. president -- so think about that, mr. president. if that is something only one company is doing, think about what companies like chevron, what they're doing to help small business. i think about other companies, american express with their plum card, talk about what they're doing. i'm not talking about companies, just an example of companies out there supporting small business. the federal government can do its part as well. and so we have an obligation. we can't do everything, but we most certainly can do our part as many large companies around the country and the world are also thinking what can they do to help grow small businesses in their area. so that's just one example. and i want to -- we're going to watch the success of some of these programs in the private sector, and then we'll get some of their best ideas and potentially even strengthen our partnership. but this is a partnership between the federal government and private small businesses throughout our country. let me just switch to a minute to say a couple of the organi

your favorite michael scott line. [ cheers theme song plays ] ♪ you wanna go where everybody knows your name ♪ ♪ and they're always glad you came ♪ >> beware mrt's almost like a thrill effect. you can dance. hey, can i get a beat? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: man -- hey man, congratulations -- boy, this is not cool. that's very bright, isn't it? bored to death, the show on hbo, congratulations, you got picked up another season? >> yep. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: another season. that's a great show. zach galifianakis, jason schwartman -- >> great people, very funny times. >> jimmy: and did you just start shooting? >> about to start shooting april 4th. actually zach came to the book party for the book last night. >> jimmy: let's talk about this book. >> let me tell you a little about zach's little joke. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he said, wouldn't it be funny if mary and i were taking a romantic boat trip around the island tomorrow and there was a little etty of my books floating in the river. [ laughter ] isn't that cruel? >> jimmy: i love it so much. he's very, very funny. no, but this is a cool, this is a cool thing, i do like this sub

with the deal he is doing to mr manning and you know also the justice department has so far been saying that they have in no way been able to tie manning to julian a songe of wiki leaks so it makes sense here that the others are desperately trying to put this criminal case together they would they would have to resort to these or think they have to resort to these tactics to really try to break him but you know you mentioned one thing of the pentagon spokesperson said i think that they've been really failing with their entire media message here first they didn't really want to talk about bradley manning yesterday jeff morel went on t.v. and basically lied about bradley manning's condition and his treatment and said that he had visited him which was not true and now they're saying that they will admits that he is being forced to strip but they can't tell us why because they fear that that violates bradley manning's privacy i can't put two and two together here and what does happen with a house that's not for me you're not the only one and that's really the problem is you can't put two and two together here the inconsistency is are so clear if you just lo

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song ♪ hakuna matata [ laughter ] >> mickey would introduce him before. he would go, "once in a lifetime, a talent comes along. ladies and gentlemen, for your edification, mrnd --" >> jimmy: dana flarney. that's not what he said. >> but he was king of the non sequiturs . he would just, all of a sudden, out of the blue go, "i was the number one star in the world. you hear me? bang! [ kiss sound ] the world." [ laughter ] now, that's only funny because it's absolutely true. >> jimmy: come on! >> and people ask me, "did he really go --" [ kiss sound ] and i go, "he did." and mathematically, it's brilliant because he couldn't go, "i was the number one star in the world. bang! you hear me? the world." right? he needed "number one star in the world. bang! you hear me? [ kiss sound ] the world." you know? it's kind of a nice little set up. >> jimmy: that is ridiculous that he did that. but he would say that to you? he'd just tell you that he was the biggest star in the world? >> yeah, and he thought -- nothing wrong with it, but he thought i was gay. and he would put his arm around nathan lane, look at me -- true story, 1980, and just say, "i'm just glad i like g

mr. chairman. thank you ranking member. i would say that earlier we heard quotes from members from the fbi director, and we heard quotes from eric holder. there is a blues song that says if you tell it, tell it all. what we didn't hear quoted was the fact that the fbi director said home grown extremists and lone wolf activity are a serious a threat to the homeland as al qaeda and its affiliates. that's not what this hearing deals with. we also heard from eric holder that the cooperation of muslims and communities has been absolutely essential in identifying and peventing terrorime expired. the gentleman from louisiana, mr. richmand for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you ranking member. i have. and i will no only say that i think to focus on just the muslim community is wrong, i will offer that we could have had another hearing today but some of the same witnesses and mr. bledsoe and mr. bihi i think there are a number of families that are suffering your same pain and i pray for you and for them also. but we could have had a title of a hearing that simply said wat is driving passive and activist americans to being militant and extremists? th

mr. pascrell: thank you. madam speaker, good to see you up here today. you know, there's an old western song, i'm looking for love in all the wrong places. remember that song? not too old. not too d. we're looking for revenue in all the wrong places. not only in ference to what we did in cutting indiscriminantly $60 billion which mostly affects the middle class, and i think very dangerously. so this provision was in the health care bill which deals with bureaucracy at its worst, i would agree, but in july of 2010 we voted with i think only, correct me if i'm wrong, two republicans, we had a shot at this and the very beginning of mankind, right, last summer, to vote against it. i believe every democrat voted against this provision and two republans joined us. the gentleman from louisiana, on the opposition side, the honorable opposition side, who is no longer with us, i don't know if he lost because he voted with us, and then another gentleman from north carolina who voted with us. we had a shot at this. we could have taken care of this last year. and you chose not to. so let's set the record

she might it following maryland miller and clifton webb in a song and dance number they thought was going to be a showstopper, he said no, mr. hart, i don't mind it at all being on a hot state. [laughter] i'm going to talk about cameras in the courtroom and how it is that they became at least in the view of some disreputable. but basically this is a look backwards it's not media so much as it is old media and a bit of history. let's start with the ninth circuit. the ninth circuit first permitted broadcast of appellate arguments even 20 minutes ago. regarded on the radical fringe of the ninth circuit, jay clifford wallace, thomas nelson and oliver kilcher allowed c-span is with us today and three television stations to broadcast. in the years since, requests for broadcasts have been made in the ninth circuit and 365 cases. and the ninth circuit has granted 71% of those requests. these have included it would argument in a gindin rickards versus not stir, the first internet file sharing case, the california gubernatorial recall case of a native hawaiian schools case and most recently, the case that susan here in phoenix hilbol

songs. >> all the classics. >> what i came to learn about you, mr. jack of all trades.t's fun to do every now and again. i got to sing at the kennedy center, which was fun. >> let's listen. ♪ and then your heart ♪ >> i want to hear you again. >>. ♪ never dream alone again i have heard ♪ >> i can't believe you can sing like that. >> thank goodness for cortisone. i was sick but i had one of those cortisone shots. >> what do you sing in the shower? >> whatever is on the radio. >> what do you like? >> soul music. >> anything special? "say a little prayer for you." >> i even do some kanye from time to time. >> you do? >> i'm into that album, i have to say. >> you have any songs for us today? >> i don't know if i can say them on air. i'm not warmed up yet. >> you will be by the end. you may also know this guy from his very first role was in the soap opera called "all my children." and tell me about your role in this. >> i played ian kipling. i can't believe i remembered that off the top of my head. look at me, terrified. first tv gig ever. >> what did you do? >> i was bianca'

she minded following marilyn miller and clifton webb in a song and dance number that they thought was going to be a showstopper. waters said, no, mrhart, i don't mind at all being on a hot stage. i am going to talk about cameras in the court room and how it is that they became -- at least in the view of some -- disreputable. basically, this is a look backwards. it is not new media as much as it is old media and a bit of history. let's start with the ninth circuit. the ninth circuit first permitted broadcast of appellate arguments over 20 years ago. three judges, generally not judged as one of the radical fringe of the ninth circuit -- j. clifford wallace, thomas nelson, and the late oliver -- allowed c-span, with us today, and three television stations, to broadcast an appellate argument. in the years cents, request for broadcasts were made in the ninth circuit in 365 cases, and the ninth circuit granted 71% of those requests. these have included appellate arguments in a new mexico records v. master, california gubernatorial recall case, the native hawaiian schools case, and, most recently, the case that susan bolton here in phoen

she might it following maryland miller and clifton webb in a song and dance number they thought was going to be a showstopper, he said no, mr. hart, i don't mind it at all being on a hot state. [laughter] i'm going to talk about cameras in the courtroom and how it is that they became at least in the view of some disreputable. but basically this is a look backwards it's not media so much as it is old media and a bit of history. let's start with the ninth circuit. the ninth circuit first permitted broadcast of appellate arguments even 20 minutes ago. regarded on the radical fringe of the ninth circuit, jay clifford wallace, thomas nelson and oliver kilcher allowed c-span is with us today and three television stations to broadcast. in the years since, requests for broadcasts have been made in the ninth circuit and 365 cases. and the ninth circuit has granted 71% of those requests. these have included it would argument in a gindin rickards versus not stir, the first internet file sharing case, the california gubernatorial recall case of a native hawaiian schools case and most recently, the case that susan here in phoenix hilbol

we need to recover ever songs policy to atack and defeat pirates on the high seas and especially in this case as they soon leave so mall yays territorial waters. in addition, mr. president, i'd like to address one other unrelated subject. as this body begins to finalize final spending legislation for the remainder of the year, i'd like to highlight the growing danger to the u.s. economy and our country. we all know that our national debt now tops $14 trillion. but we should note that we are borrowing $35 billion additionally each week or about $5 billion a day. the $4 billion cut made by the current spending bill approved by congress yesterday would not even stop our borrowing for one additional day. that $4 billion cut represents just three -- .3% of this year'sage annual deficit or just .03% of the current money we owe. the fame use harvard economic historian kneel ferguson has said you can mark the decline of a country when it pays more known its lenders than to its arm. we have already crossed that point. this year the congressional budget office estimates that interest payments that we pay to our moneylenders will top $225 million this year. that's more

mr. chairman. thank you ranking member. i would say that earlier we heard quotes from members from the fbi director, and we heard quotes from eric holder. there is a blues song that says if you tell it, tell it all. what we didn't hear quoted was the fact that the fbi director said home grown extremists and lone wolf activity are a serious a threat to the homeland as al qaeda and its affiliates. that's not what this hearing deals with. we also heard from eric holder that the cooperation of muslims and communities has been absolutely essential in identifying and preventing terrorime expired. the gentleman from louisiana, mr. richmand for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you ranking member. i have. and i will not only say that i think to focus on just the muslim community is wrong, i will offer that we could have had another hearing today but some of the same witnesses and mr. bledsoe and mr. bihi i think there are a number of families that are suffering your same pain and i pray for you and for them also. but we could have had a title of a hearing that simply said wat is driving passive and activist americans to being militant and extremists? t

mr. chairman. thank you ranking member. i would say that earlier we heard quotes from members from the fbi director, and we heard quotes from eric holder. there is a blues song that says if you tell it, tell it all. what we didn't hear quoted was the fact that the fbi director said home grown extremists and lone wolf activity are a serious a threat to the homeland as al qaeda and its affiliates. that's not what this hearing deals with. we also heard from eric holder that the cooperation of muslims and communities has been absolutely essential in identifying and preventing terrorime expired. the gentleman from louisiana, mr. richmand for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you ranking member. i have. and i will not only say that i think to focus on just the muslim community is wrong, i will offer that we could have had another hearing today but some of the same witnesses and mr. bledsoe and mr. bihi i think there are a number of families that are suffering your same pain and i pray for you and for them also. but we could have had a title of a hearing that simply said what is driving passive and activist americans to being militant and extremists?