mr. dicks, each will control 30 minutes. the chair requests that members carrying on conversations remove those conversations from the floor. the chair recognizes the gentleman from kentucky for 30 minutes. mr. rogers: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days in which to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.j.res. 117. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. rogers: and, mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: this six-month continuing resolution, mr. speaker, will keep the government's doors open and its wheels turning until march 27, 2013. it's a necessary bill that ensures that the congress is doing its job. even if this is not our preferred way of going about doing it. funding for the government in short incements is not the right way to govern and not something that should be common practice. it's essential to our

president and the governor, and i don't mean political differences, differences in terms of pummelling mr. dickesponsibility. ss and psychoanalyze these two candidates, particularly through the lens of the cbs 60 minutes. these two. psychotherapists, psychologists, college of osteopathic medicine joining us now. let's start with you. who won the appearances? a wedding appearance? >> i don't think there were any winners. they were trying to look like winners. there were trying to get the sense of being honest that there were going to take responsibility for the accuracies and certainly not so much for the inaccuracies. so i think that was there. debate. here we go. romney versus president obama. >> romney was kind of polonized since he was made to look as an elitist as a result of the interview, so he walked away from that interview needing to do some explanations on this on behalf. >> and some energy. lou: are you talking about 47? >> oh, yes. yes. >> but he took -- >> he took responsibility after the fact. >> you know what, that wasn't my team. >> is nothing wrong with that. take responsibilit

mr. dicks: i request a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: those in favor of a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. hupes house of representatives -- [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 329 and the nays are 91. the joint resolution is passed. the speaker pro tempore: the joint resolution is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the the gentleman from texa

long-term track record, so let's check in with dick heckmann, the chairman and current ceo to find out more about this deal and where the combined company is headed. mrheckmann, welcome back to "mad money." >> thanks, jim. nice to be here. >> all right, dick, the stock went down, you pull the guidance, people were really concerned that you had missed the mark. why does this deal change the game for heckmann? >> well, you know, as you well know, jim, when you're putting a company together from scratch, and let's remember that we did $15 million in revenues two years ago, sometimes it's a little messy, and sometimes the timing isn't the way you would like it to be, and when things become available that you really think you need to have to satisfy your long-term plan, you have to jump them, and you have to sometimes pay the consequences of the short-term views of some people out there. so what happened was people kind of lost confidence in what we were doing. we never did. and what the customers really have been telling us for months and months and months is we want somebody big. we want somebody nationwide, we want somebody that cannot only transport t

was a strategist met with the president in the white house with bob teeter and dick cheney was chief of the staff. said mr. president, are you a great president but you are a terrible campaigner. everywhere you go your numbers go down. so they had a rose garden strategy. i called stu spencer this week to talk about this. and he said the problem that mitt romney has, he doesn't have a rose garden. i mean he can't go back and be sort of in charge of the government. and i just think it's a legal problem. i agree with david on what he said about the 47% because it played into a stereotype that already existed. and they have a narrative about romney that he was out of touch. my wife ann drives two cadillacs. you want to bet $10,000 he said to rick perry, that tied in. and the 47% speech that he gave on tape just reinforced that about people's already thought. >> woodruff: how do you see that. >> yeah, first of all, i think mitt romney does have a rose garden near the croquet field on one of his many he states. i agree with that. what is unique about there is he is the first candidate whose unfavourable ratings

policies are there we saw a george bush and dick cheney the difference is the policies are horrible the difference is that obama is a more dangerous individual. mr le roux sharia founder of the organisation you described obama as a reincarnation of the emperor nero is capable of taking a very psychotic dangerous and right now if you look what he's done if you look at his policy each week to sit down and pick out new people to kill with drone attacks if you look at his exoneration of the torturing their one on afghanistan if you look at all of his policy this guy is a killer and he's dangerous for the romney people are also to want powell see but obama is a more dangerous individual and he right now could get us into the worst possible terry war policy we've ever see and yet all that talk about resetting relations and of course the u.s. missile defense shield being a major division between the u.s. and russia bomb a promising to be even more flexible after the election on this this is all simply empty rhetoric you go back on his word concerning the anti missile defense shield. well i think that's obvious look we put up this so-called defense shie

dick, got some bad information. she was not on the project last year on the other side. we had a project last year, with mr. tim lee, who did a geogrouting for his new garage and undercut my garage with the geogrouting to do the project. i hired mr. mudky for that project. he met with the engineers. we made a couple of improvements through a couple of structural questions. they built the project. there was never a complaint. there was never a hearing. there was never an appeal. so it's really -- in fact, he also paid for my engineering. so there was no battle in that issue. secondly, this year alone, i let mr. butch come across into my yard by scrastleddin scaffoldine backyard to set up and put in sheer wall and new stucco that he wanted on the wall of my house. he said i'll pay you 5,000 to do it. i said you don't have to pay me. if it's a good project and you need to do it and it will help, that's fine. so he came in, he did it. at that time, everybody was happy. however, he then decided to do the garage. now he's been a year and a half from this state that you see on the drawing. it's been like that with

mr. president, is far from accomplished. and here with reaction is the author of the new york times best-seller "screwed" author dick morris. good to have you back. >> good to be here. >> let me start with the whole story they concocted is falling apart and the the middle east continues to burn and their policies are exposed as a failure. but the media in this country, their focus -- by the way, the media in this country is just a sellout media. they are focused on mitt romney. does it have an impact on the race? >> obviously it does and obviously the two stories the media aren't covering, minor stories, the failure of obama on foreign and domestic policy. but they are just not covering it. the economic data is getting worse and worse. obviously the u.s. prestige and position around the world is unraveling, as we speak. yet there's no focus on that. they are so busy digesting polls that show obama ahead that they can't cover the actual events that are taking place that define his presidency. >> look at these images, the american flag being burned, the embassies being raided and attacked, and al-qaeda flags being held up, "d

district attorney dick donovan on the store with me from dallas, georgia. mr. donovan, welcome.p in california. he's from georgia. >> the information we have is that on his 18th birthday, after he had been kept in his home here in dallas for several years, in a room by himself, such that the neighbors didn't even know there was a boy living in the home, on his 18th birthday, his adopted father put him in a van and drove him to mississippi where he put him on a grey hound bus, gave him $200 and a list of homeless shelters in los angeles, and turned around and came back to paulding county. >> so there he was, alone, i'm get back into his back story a little bit more with you as you mentioned, but to this bus station, there was -- i'll call him a very astute retired l.a. police officer, saw this young man, thought he was 12, 13, based upon how young, how emaciated he appeared. tell me more about his condition and also what he says his parents did to him. >> well, first of all, what i understand is that lapd has these retired officers and the bus stations have these retired officers

mr. rove. we appreciate that next on the run down the governor of ohio john kasich will tell us what's going on in the buckeye state. dick morris and dennis miller warming up in the bullpen. both have provocative things to tell us upcoming. >> bill: continuing now with lead story. joining us from columbus the governor of ohio john kasich. before we get to that i'm bortd when people see you they will think i'm off because you obviously before you were the chief executive. >> 10 years. >> bill: that's right. my substitute here. quinnipiac poll has the president ahead in your state. also has you approval rating 48%. disapprove 35. so you in this poll are doing very well but mitt romney is not doing as well as you are and i want to know why. you listened to carl rove and i agree with him. these polls i don't pay attention to him. the numbers you just cited are numbers i didn't even pay attention to on my own numbers because it gindz when you ask and how you asked and what the sample is i think this is very close out here it. it is going to go right down to the wire. it's going to be who convinces people who are creating jobs

dick cheney to go down this road. an op-ed revealed negligence by the bush administration when it came to intelligence briefings in 2001. the direct warnings to mr. bush about the possibility of an al qaeda attack began in the the spring of 2001. by may 1st, the central intelligence agency told the white house of a report that a group presently in the united states was planning a terrorist operation. no one can say the attacks of 9/11 could have been prevented and further more democrats didn't attack republicans on national security. one thing republicans proved today, that there is never a day that they will take off from attacking the president of the united states. joining me now is jonathan alter, msnbc political analyst. why do republicans think they are impressing, who they are impression impressing with people around the country doing stuff like this and talking like this? >> i think this is disgusting. i'm not sure there's any other word for it. it's a sacred day. more than 5,000 people lost their lives 11 years ago and to be politicizing it the way dick cheney started to do in 2008 and did it again today is just beneath contempt. he's a

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former vice president dick cheney wrote in "the wall street journal," apologizing for america, appeasing our enemies, abandoning our allies and slashing our military are hallmarks of mr. columnist neuman was critical of how defended initial remarks at a news kmps. >> at one point he had a certain slight grimace on his face and i thought he looked like richard nixon. >> reporter: arizona senator sidestepped romney's handling of the issue on cnn. >> the whole tick tok back and forth is not something i'm totally aware of or care too much about. >> would you advise him to say that? >> listen, the one thing i don't do because i'm the loser is advise people -- >> senator mccain. >> reporter: a senior romney advisor told cnn the campaign is confident that this controversy will blow over. the question though is whether there will be blow back from voters. but that strategist i talked to, wolf, said to romney's criticism of the president highlights as what he described as big differences in this campaign. >> more muted though today. jim acosta, thanks very much. >>> this just coming in to cnn. new polls on the u.s. economy. our chief correspondent john king has a closer look