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mr. davies. >>> welcome back. of house conservatives got together for a meeting they called conversations with conservatives. they streamed it online but couldn't seem to get the camera in focus or maybe the blurry picture was deliberate. kind of like a witness protection program for conservatives. here is the best part. a simpbl question was asked of the group. are any of you excited to have mitt romney as the nominee? here are some of the answers. >> i would say first we're excited about the opportunity to defeat barack obama. >> i'm excited. i've not endorsed any candidate. i'm excited that the process is over. i'm excited that we have potentially a no, ma'am mi who is going to be taking it to obama. >> the excitement, the passion in this race, as jim jordan said will come from getting barack obama out of the white house. >> well, texas congressman louie was even more blunt. >> if you're not sure about wanting to support mitt romney, whether you're liberal, whether you're very conservative, you ought to be exci

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mr. davies. >>> it is a big day for hockey on nbc.rtheast in pittsburgh as well. the great part about this job is who i get to meet and talk to and what i get to interact with. look what is here this morning. lord stanley's cup, right next to me on our little set here at "meet the press." this is the actual cup. this is the stanley cup, this is what the capitals and everybody else are fighting for and mike bolt is here with us from the nhl. it's great to see you. we never see you apart from the cup. you are the official keeper of the cup. >> i'm one of four guys that do it. i've walked for the hockey hall of fame in toronto. i get to travel all over the world. i spend about 250 days a year traveling the globe with the stanley cup. >> i want to get another shot of this and you can look. all these rings which are so specialist the teams and the members of the team and they get replaced as time goes on, is that correct? >> we have 52 names per year. the current winner will go down on the bottom next to the 2011 boston bruins and they'll

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touches my heart even more, when i get a kid that comes up four years after high school graduation, "mr. davisa." (laughs) sorry. got me. >> reporter: over the past 12 years teaching, alvin davis has shed plenty of tears because he's seen plenty of his kids succeed. byron pitts, cbs news, miramar, florida. >> pelley: as mr. davis mentioned, he's one of four national teacher of the year finalists. the winner will be announced later this month and honored by president obama. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org now, "entertainment tonight" the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> did urkel get into a nasty fight with his "dancing with the stars" partner? is his temper out of control. >> hopefully we can move past this week. >> what he told "e.t." backstage and the story behind his on-camera breakdown. >>> sarah palin comes to jessica simpson's defense for being called fat. the weight debate today. >> that hollywood image is ful

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mr. davis: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks in opposition to robbing health and education to pay for oil. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. tierney: with that, mr. speaker, i yield one minute to the gentleman from michigan, mr. kildee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized for one minute. mr. kildee: mr. speaker, i rise todayn strong opposition to the majority's faulty attempt to extend currentstudent loan interest rates. the ryan budget, which most of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle voted for, allow those interest rates to expire. it was only when they started gettg criticized by the press they decide to offer an alternative to our proposal. even then it took yet another shot at the health care law while keeping big oil subsidies intact. mr. speaker, this yea a mammogram has saved my wife's life. they have chosen the wrong priority. at the end of the day, the american people cannot afford to see their interest rates

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