i'll start with mr. jonesd the table and then we'll skip secretary troth -- secretary chertoff.

i'll start with mr. jones and go round the table and then we'll skip secretary troth -- secretary chertoff. the question is, talking directly to small business owners, one piece of actionable advice, something they can do today to help protect themselves and sees the benefits of online opportunities. >> educate yourselves, education is out there with a great use of the internet and give you things like googl searche and you can find out things in five or 10 minutes back and make your day a lot easier and more comfortable to understand what you are dealing with and understand what kind of simple things you can do to protect yourself. believe it or not, the list of top 10 may take you know more than half a day to look at and organized in an effective way that can help your business wants to understand what is your business is subject to. >> excellent. >> very similarly, this is a competitive advantage and a competitive disadvantage for the list of 10 is only good if you execute around it. i would suggest that an

i'll start with mr. jones and go round the table and then we'll skip secretary troth -- secretary chertoff. the question is, talking directly to small business owners, one piece of actionable advice, something they can do today to help protect themselves and sees the benefits of online opportunities. >> educate yourselves, education is out there with a great use of the internet and give you things like googl searche and you can find out things in five or 10 minutes back and make your day a lot easier and more comfortable to understand what you are dealing with and understand what kind of simple things you can do to protect yourself. believe it or not, the list of top 10 may take you know more than half a day to look at and organized in an effective way that can help your business wants to understand what is your business is subject to. >> excellent. >> very similarly, this is a competitive advantage and a competitive disadvantage for the list of 10 is only good if you execute around it. i would suggest that an

i'll start with mr. jonesnd go round the table and then we'll skip secretary troth -- secretary chertoff. the question is, talking directly to small business owners, one piece of actionable advice, something they can do today to help protect themselves and sees the benefits of online opportunities. >> educate yourselves, education is out there with a great use of the internet and give you things like googl searche and you can find out things in five or 10 minutes back and make your day a lot easier and more comfortable to understand what you are dealing with and understand what kind of simple things you can do to protect yourself. believe it or not, the list of top 10 may take you know more than half a day to look at and organized in an effective way that can help your business wants to understand what is your business is subject to. >> excellent. >> very similarly, this is a competitive advantage and a competitive disadvantage for the list of 10 is only good if you execute around it. i would suggest that anyb

mr. jones, an extraordinary story, tell me about what happened? >> we were at the high school graduation that was actually being held at the university on the other side of the city. the exercises had ended and we started home, my wife and i. my two daughters were, they were behind us, because they were staying a little bit longer in a separate vehicle. and on the way home, we were headed west and it just got uglier and uglier. and we turned, getting very close to home and we saw the swirling and knew immediately what was going on. we couldn't hear anything, so i did a quick u-turn, went -- tried to find a good structural building, as close as i could, heavy cement building and i pulled the car up on the north side, the northeast side, tried to get out, but couldn't -- the pressure wouldn't allow us. and we just sat there in the car and rocked and rumbled and rolled and we were just trying to text or call or girls and the calls wouldn't go through. my last text message to them was, "tornado!" and i was worried they were driving right into it. so w

sheriff's department, canine units and air support from several agencies they were able to arrest mr. jones. pittsburg police say the officer involved in the initial shootout suffered only minor injuries. amazing when you note eight shots hit his windshield and one bullet rested right by his headrest. what made the difference and kept that officer safe we'll have more on that in just a half hour. reporting live from pittsburg, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police in oakland are looking for a man responsible for an overnight shooting inside a residential hotel. the gunfire forced the evacuation of the building on harrison street. police say the gunman opened fire inside a hallway following a heated argument with the building manager. the bullets came dangerously close to the manager and another man, but no one was hurt. now the gunman then hid inside one of the rooms. police ordered everyone out of the building as they conducted a door to door search. >> the security safety doing that we recovered the firearm in the grass outside. >> we spoke to oakland police just a short timing

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mr. jones: thank you very much. on may 9 of this year in an article on the "wall street journal," the title is mission accomplished. the article states, al qaeda is no longer based there in afghanistan and the taliban must be beaten by afghans themselves. this is why it is the right time to support the mcgovern amendment. it's a reasonable, balanced plan to bring our troops home from afghanistan. mr. speaker, two weeks ago lieutenant colonel benjamin palmer and sergeant kevin baldus, two marines from my district, were shot and murdered by an afghan officer while trying to train the afghans. here are these two great men, fathers, trying to train the afghans and somebody within the area kills them, murders them. yes, let's keep staying there. it's worthwhile. mr. speaker, the reason this amendment is so important is because secretary gates back in february on the armed services committee made this statement, i'm going to paraphrase it, that is why we believe that beginning in 2015, 2015 the united states can with mini

let me just start, mr. jonesof your students to the best of your knowledge safe and accounted for? >> we are actually missing one, a little girl and one of her parents has not been heard from at this time and we're hoping to hear something soon. but just like everyone else in the community, it's very difficult to make communication, cell phones don't always work, and so getti ting hold of peopl and knowing where they are is very difficult right now. >> sir, when you look at that church and the school and what it looks like today, what goes through your mind. >> well, obviously, we just have to completely rebuild. the rectory center, across the street is completely down. the church is devastated as well as the building and so all of our books, materials, supplies, papers and everything are just completely ruined. and so we'll have to replace just absolutely everything. like me, the people in our community, with their homes. >> tell us about your personal circumstances, where were you when this hit, sir? >> well, i

how often do you think people go to the polls and say, "i'm going to vote for mr. jones because he's a good coroner"? in some communities, you could run a dead man for coroner, and he'd get elected if he was on the right ticket. >> bergman: i first encountered an elected coroner nearly 20 years ago, when i was reporting a story in new orleans about crime and violence in the police department. the new orleans coroner back then was an obstetrician, dr. frank minyard. 20 years later, dr. jazz, as he is known, is still in office, the longest-serving big city coroner in america. it's not a very large facility. >> no, no, it's not. >> bergman: during hurricane katrina, coroner minyard became part of the city's folklore when he swam through the storm water to get to work. >> there was ten feet of water here where these boats are coming. there i am standing there, and you can see my john wayne pistol. >> bergman: minyard's exploits helped win him re-election. >> ...no food and no water. >> bergman: you're the elected coroner. >> yes. >> bergman: and you've been elected how many

mr. jonesado and the challenge ahead. >> we found the flag, so we put that up. we're going through things and looking. we found a few things. all of our school files and records. so we know what grades you got, okay? >> oh, yeah? >> we can tell you. and i'm pretty sure you're going to be a sixth-grader next year. there's a lot that can be salvaged in here. those books look completely dry. >> no other rooms like this. >> no. no other room that has walls like this. >> this is the prekindergarten room, and the little girl who perished who was with her dad at office depot went to school in this room. >> and that's to the best of your knowledge, he lost -- >> to the best of our knowledge, that's the only person in our school -- >> prekindergarten? >> yeah. >> how old? >> 4. there's a picture that made it. it's a picture of christ hanging up on the wall. so we did have that. so. now, this is the church, and i'm so impressed that the cross remained. it must have just been at an appropriate angle and i

the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones, for five minutes. mr. jones: mr.peaker, thank you very much. like most of my colleagues, i had the opportunity to speak to a number of veteran groups on memorial day in my district. as always, i was very humbled when i stand before those who have fought for this nation and the families whose loved ones did not come back from wars. i would like to -- the house to know that when i talked about the mcgovern-jones amendment to get our troops out of afghanistan, the statement received a very strong applause. showing the very strong support of the veterans of the third district for getting our troops home from afghanistan. after my comments, i had many of these veterans come up individually and want to talk to me expressing their support and telling me that they agree with mcgovern and myself. mr. speaker, i would like to thank the 26 republicans who voted in favor of the mcgovern-jones amendment last week. i believe we came within 11 votes of passage. mr. mcgovern and i will continue to fight until there is a definite pla

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. >> the gentleman yields back into the chair recognizes the gentleman from north carolina, mr. jones. >> mr. chairman, thank you. i yield back to the gentleman from missouri, mr. aiken. >> thank you mr. chairman. the point here i think and i don't think people understand this, if there is a state that recognizes same-sex marriage that's fine for that state. but doma doesn't allow military property or personnel to be involved in that situation. it just is flat the law. so what we are really talking about is are we going to obey a federal law -- >> would the gentleman yield? >> i would be happy to yield. >> can you please show me in doma where it speaks to that? >> the section in doma -- doma has two parts. the first is it says one state you don't have to recognize the same-sex marriage of another state. there was one part of doma. the other piece of doma talks about two things, talks about u.s. personnel and u.s. property, those two things. and so, those two cannot be involved, which their force is the policy that the military is considering is just flat against doma. so, to me, it is

so i thank you for those, mr. jones, but i'm even more for your remarkable service in the white house and to our country over some many years and it is great to have you here this morning. our recent hearings have underscored the importance of pakistan to our goals. it is one of the largest muslim countries in the world with a sizable nuclear arsenal. it is a -- isn't a permanent state of hostility toward india. -- it is in a furnace that hostility toward india which united states at close ties with. the united states signed its first mutual defense agreement with pakistan in 1954. we've had great difficulty during the ensuing decades in forming a consistent partnership. one of the many problems is that this government is not a monolith but rather a collection of different power centers that interact in a complex way. there is the elected civilian government which over the years has not always been strong or stable. the uniformed military, which has seized power at various junctions. the intelligence service which has i

. >> mr. jones. >> aye. >> mr. mcintyre. >> aye. >> mr. aiken. >> aye. >> mr. brady. >> aye. >> mr. forbes. >> aye. >> mr. andrews. >> aye. >> mr. miller. >> aye. >> mrs. davis. >> aye. >> mr. wilson. >> aye. >> mr. long avin. >> aye. >> mr. lobe yaund dough. >> aye. >> mr. larsen. >> aye. >> mr. turner. >> aye. >> mr. cooper. >> no. >> mr. cline. >> aye. >> ms. bore die yoe. >> aye. >> mr. rogers? mr. rogers? mr. courtney? mr. courtney? mr. franks. >> aye. >> mr. lub sack. >> aye. >> mr. schuster. >> aye. >> ms. giffords? ms. giffords? mr. conaway. >> aye. >> ms. san gas. >> aye. >> mr. lamb born. >> aye. >> ms. pingry. >> no. >> mr. wittman. >> aye. >> mr. kissel. >> aye. >> mr. hunter. >> aye. >> mr. heyne rick. >> aye. >> dr. flemming. >> aye. >> mr. owens. >> aye. >> mr. kaufman. >> aye. >> mr. gair mend di. >> aye. >> mr. rooney. >> aye. >> mr. critz. >> aye. >> mr. plats. >> aye. >> mr. ryan. >> aye. >> mr. ridge elle. >> aye. >> mr. rupers burger. >> aye. >> mr. gibson. >> aye. >> mr. johnson. >> aye. >> mrs. hartsler. >> aye. >> mrs. castor. >> aye. >> mr. heck. >> aye. >>

i think quick question for you, mr. jones.he discussed the concept of our search for all so here he and the police at one point in time we may have been in pakistan to continue to be looking for him to simultaneously open to you have for the collaboration appeared to be existing or at least to some extent the relationship that existed between l.e.t., haqqani network and some facets of pakistani leadership. now, this goes to one of the fundamental questions that we want to talk about so many various elements of what's going on in the threat, emanating from the region, but would dealing in the aftermath of the bin laden situation and we know the commitments that have been made from the pakistanis. but you identified in michio in which -- this those types of arrests or killings have at the very least, whether there was not a high priority near al qaeda leaders in pakistan. those inches have to be viewed. i do not believe it's been a high priority. >> thank you. i reluctantly appreciate the size limit timeline and i know we would

litigation process in terms of achieving redress for a claim much like mrs. jones or ms. jones' is entirely likely not to be satisfactory either. so i think that's all i meant to express is i can't do an either/or for you and tell you one will definitely help improve a culture of impunity because both have flaws. >> i think the woman should have the choice. thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. >> what i'm going to do is call on senator whitehouse and senator blumenthal, i'm leaving for another hearing. i should note that the issue of arbitration, it's -- i think we're saying is we have arbitration if it's agreeable to both parties and not imposed on them. but i also agree with what ms. lee said that on both civil and criminal litigations, the results are not always satisfactory. but at least to leave on the table the ability to have both criminal and civil litigation, i think, is necessary. so i thank senator franken. senator whitehouse, you're recognized, and i thank the members of the panel. this is a difficult thing, and you your experience is important. i understand, mr

. >> mr. jones. >> aye. >> mr. mcintyre. >> aye. >> mr. aiken. >> aye. >> mr. brady. >> aye. >> mr.forbes. >> aye. >> mr. andrews. >> aye. >> mr. miller. >> aye. >> mrs. davis. >> aye. >> mr. wilson. >> aye. >> mr. long avin. >> aye. >> mr. lobe yaund dough. >> aye. >> mr. larsen. >> aye. >> mr. turner. >> aye. >> mr. cooper. >> no. >> mr. cline. >> aye. >> ms. bore die yoe. >> aye. >> mr. rogers? mr. rogers? mr. courtney? mr. courtney? mr. franks. >> aye. >> mr. lub sack. >> aye. >> mr. schuster. >> aye. >> ms. giffords? ms. giffords? mr. conaway. >> aye. >> ms. san gas. >> aye. >> mr. lamb born. >> aye. >> ms. pingry. >> no. >> mr. wittman. >> aye. >> mr. kissel. >> aye. >> mr. hunter. >> aye. >> mr. heyne rick. >> aye. >> dr. flemming. >> aye. >> mr. owens. >> aye. >> mr. kaufman. >> aye. >> mr. gair mend di. >> aye. >> mr. rooney. >> aye. >> mr. critz. >> aye. >> mr. plats. >> aye. >> mr. ryan. >> aye. >> mr. ridge elle. >> aye. >> mr. rupers burger. >> aye. >> mr. gibson. >> aye. >> mr. johnson. >> aye. >> mrs. hartsler. >> aye. >> mrs. castor. >> aye. >> mr. heck. >> aye. >> m

i think quick question for you, mr. jones.he discussed the concept of our search for all so here he and the police at one point in time we may have been in pakistan to continue to be looking for him to simultaneously open to you have for the collaboration appeared to be existing or at least to some extent the relationship that existed between l.e.t., haqqani network and some facets of pakistani leadership. now, this goes to one of the fundamental questions that we want to talk about so many various elements of what's going on in the threat, emanating from the region, but would dealing in the aftermath of the bin laden situation and we know the commitments that have been made from the pakistanis. but you identified in michio in which -- this those types of arrests or killings have at the very least, whether there was not a high priority near al qaeda leaders in pakistan. those inches have to be viewed. i do not believe it's been a high priority. >> thank you. i reluctantly appreciate the size limit timeline and i know we would

mr. speaker, at this time i'd like to ask unanimous consent to enter into the record an article that appeared in the nation -- in "the nation" magazine that congressman walter jones and i authored. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the speaker pro tempore: with that, i reserve my time. -- mr. mcgovern: with that, i reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from utah. mr. bishop: i would like to clarify with regard to amendment 61 by mr. conyers. mr. duncan of south carolina was inadvertently added as a co-sponsor to conyers amendment number 61, i want to clarify that mr. duncan is not a co-sponsor of that particular amendment. i appreciate the discussion we've had so far. i would like to remind my colleagues that if every amendment made in order in this rule were to have its maximum amount of time, we would have already approved a maximum of over -- we would have a minimum of 26 hours of debate on this particular issue. i am appreciative of the concerns of mr. mcgovern of massachusetts. i also want him to realize there are multiple amendments made in order dealing with this and similar subjects and i am

. -- mr. jones: i was so concerned about this provision that i contacted a professor i know very well, jules loblee, a noted professor at the university of pittsburgh and at my request he provied me the foreign analysis of this. i cannot give all the analysis pause of limited time but i want to read this point to you. section 1034 authorization for the president to use force against any group or individual that he determines is associated with al qaeda or the taliban is overboard and could potentially permit a president to expansively use force against terrorist groups around the world. under international law you cannot kill someone anywhere in the world simply because of their association with an entity against which you are at war. although under certain circumstances you can detain them if captured. but again this authorization is too vague an it's too expansive and i hope that my colleagues on both sides of the aisle will look at this very carefully and join us in trying to strike this provisio

. >> mr. jones. >> aye. >> mr. mcintyre. >> aye. >> mr. aiken. >> aye. >> mr. brady. >> aye. >> mr.ye. >> mr. andrews. >> aye. >> mr. miller. >> aye. >> mrs. davis. >> aye. >> mr. wilson. >> aye. >> mr. long avin. >> aye. >> mr. lobe yaund dough. >> aye. >> mr. larsen. >> aye. >> mr. turner. >> aye. >> mr. cooper. >> no. >> mr. cline. >> aye. >> ms. bore die yoe. >> aye. >> mr. rogers? mr. rogers? mr. courtney? mr. courtney? mr. franks. >> aye. >> mr. lub sack. >> aye. >> mr. schuster. >> aye. >> ms. giffords? ms. giffords? mr. conaway. >> aye. >> ms. san gas. >> aye. >> mr. lamb born. >> aye. >> ms. pingry. >> no. >> mr. wittman. >> aye. >> mr. kissel. >> aye. >> mr. hunter. >> aye. >> mr. heyne rick. >> aye. >> dr. flemming. >> aye. >> mr. owens. >> aye. >> mr. kaufman. >> aye. >> mr. gair mend di. >> aye. >> mr. rooney. >> aye. >> mr. critz. >> aye. >> mr. plats. >> aye. >> mr. ryan. >> aye. >> mr. ridge elle. >> aye. >> mr. rupers burger. >> aye. >> mr. gibson. >> aye. >> mr. johnson. >> aye. >> mrs. hartsler. >> aye. >> mrs. castor. >> aye. >> mr. heck. >> aye. >> ms. sutton. >

mr. howard jones of the wilson o.i.c., his staff, and all of the volunteers for their extraordinary contribution to the wilson community. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado, mr. gardner, for five minutes. mr. gardner: thank you, mr. speaker. creating jobs and growing the economy. that is the number one goal of the 112th congress. everything we can do to create jobs and help this country move forward and get our economy back on track. the long-term economic growth and job creation is only possible if we control the uncontrolled debt and deficit situation that is driving this country into bankruptcy. last week i had the opportunity to visit with a number of voters in my district who were very concerned about the direction of our country. and i read the following quote to them. leadership means that the buck stops here. instead, washington is shifting the burden of bad choices today on to the backs of our children and grandchildren. america has a debt problem and a failure of leadership. americans deserve better. i didn't

mrs. diane jones, wife of general james jones, our guest speaker today. now, moving over the podium, melissa charbeanno and pat milton with the cbs news and she's a new member of the speakers committee and she organized today's event. pat, thank you very much. buzz hefty is a guest of the speaker. andrea stone with the "huffington post." john donnelly senior writer with "congressional quarterly" covering defense and foreign policy issues and he is vice chair of our board of governors. and shannon o'reilly a new member of the national press club. she is with the center for new american security. please give them a round of applause. [applause] >> our guest speaker today is a man who spent his life facing the most critical challenges one can imagine and handling them with grace and a steady hand. those who know him point to his intelligence, his integrity, his calmness, his confidence and believe it or not, his sense of humor. at 6'4" he played basketball for the georgetown hoyas and could have probably pursued a sports career but he chose to follow in the

i look forward to hearing general jones' views on how to strengthen this partnership. i look forward to our discussion. i thank you, mrchairman. >> thank you very much. appreciate it very much. general jones, we'll put your full testimony in the record. do you want to summarize? thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. senator lugar, members of the committee. it's a special privilege to be able to be here this morning to talk about very important country and a very important region for the united states and our allies. i deeply appreciate this opportunity. it's something that i have been able to work on for several years. going all the way back to 2003-2004, when i became the nato commander in europe. what i would like to do is quickly, just sum up essentially, some of the highlights of how we got to where we are. and some of the milestones that we covered along the way. as you know, in 2003, nato made the initial determination that it would interested in participating in afghanistan. gnat became a reality in 2004. we had a little bit of a bifurcated mission. nato was expanding to the north in afghanistan, then the west

mr. chairman. thank you, general jones, for your service and for being here today. i have a very deep concern and have voiced this concern will be for the bin laden incident in terms of what the pakistanis know or do not know. by john with senator corker to make sure that we were getting the response is based on the significant commitments we were making to pakistan in ass istance. in the last five years america has significantly increased the aid to afghanistan. it has increased by 140% since 2007 to $2.7 billion in 2010. those numbers are pretty staggering. my concern at a time when we are contemplating cutbacks to foreign assistance programs and scrutinizing every program to make sure maximum of effectiveness, is it not so much income groups to provide bart sons to the pakistani military unless we are sure they are making their commitment to meet and distraught terrorist units within their borders. the question is yes. do you believe that the pakistani military is committed, not just in word, but in deed as well as its intelligence supportingo cease terrorism and

. >> remembering the victims of the jones town massacre, the bay area memorial and why it almost didn't happen. >> dear mr. mayor. a little boy with a heart full of pride. what he . we had a beautiful day but conditions are changing. i will have the memorial day forecast coming up right on the next hit. massacre has been officially unveiled in oakland. it pays tribute to the 918 . >>> a can't controversial memorial for the victims of the jones town massacre pays try bout to the 918 people who died including the cult leader jim jones. a relative of some of the victims filed suit to keep jones's name off but a judge rejected it. >> i forgave him years ago. that was -- that's what contributes to my healing, i had to forgive him. you can't heal if there is no forgiveness. >> the woman who filed the first lawsuit said she will file another one to erase jones name from the memorial. jones's son donated $20,000 to help put in the monument. ? its been a week since the tornado in joplin. tonight the death toll went to 139 and 39 others are still missing. today the president toured it in missouri. his effort to pro

jones? >> thank you, mr. chairman, senator lugar, other members of the committee. i've spent the last several years in the united states special operations command so we'll try and give a perspective from much of my time on the ground as well as back in washington. i'm going to lay out a couple of things -- what i believe our objectives should be which are fairly limited. look at a range of options and provide in my view costs and risks as we move forward. i think our -- especially with the death of osama bin laden, our objectives in afghanistan should be limited to two key issues. first is disrupting, dismantling and defeating al-qaeda and allied groups in the afghan/pakistan region. i would obviously point out this is not just al-qaeda. the faisal shahzad in attack was pakistan. so there are some other groups in this attack. so this clearly is one issue that directly impacts homeland security. and the second is denying al-qaeda and its allies in afghanistan both a safe haven but and -- and this is also underemphasized an ally in afghanistan. if we remember the ta

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jones and gregry wallace. it's interesting that gregory wallace, an african american man, was supposed to play mr. oge, an excentric neisei who likes literature. i thought it would be an interesting thing to do. but after a while we did a reading and we realized as good an actor as gregory is, it was pushing his limits for him to play a japanese american character in the late 40's. >> i imagine him as being much older. >> in the course of writing the play and using various actors, he became younger. this chinese actor is more like a character in his mid to late 30's, excentric, a career bachelor who is into russian literature and who fashions himself kind of patterned after the japanese artists of the 30's and 40's. he has round sort of glasses and a braid. but getting back to the question of creating characters, for example african american characters, i'm also caution -- i had written another play called johann that was about an african american gi and a japanese wife that got married in post war japan. i wrote that play 20 years ago. i wouldn't do it for about 8 years or so because i just didn'

the property is on jones street, protesting the issuance of february 16, 2011, a permit to alter a building. this is nonstructural. we will start with the appellant. mr. krebs. >> my name is w.b., and i am here representing the appellant. vice president garcia: what is not permitted is to yell from the audience. >> i will try to keep this as brief as possible. president goh: , to the microphone if you're going to speak. -- come up to the microphone. commissioner hwang: my question is what is the basis for your objection? i am the owner of the property. if he is not the appellant, then -- vice president garcia: if he is authorized to represent the appellant. >> does he have something that says he is authorized? commissioner hwang: if he says he is, we believe him. >> i do not know. i have not been here before. are you going to accept his word that he is? .vice president garcia: i guess what bothers me is there's no one else here claiming to be the appellant or claiming to represent the appellant, so it would seem that he has got representation. commissioner hwang: are you singing this is the same person as the appellant? >> i do not know. if he is not

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jones? >> thank you, mr. chairman, senator lugar, and members of the committee. i will try to give a perspective from much of my time on the ground as well as back in washington. i will lay out a couple of things and what i believe our objectives should be, which are fairly limited, look at a range of options to provide come in my view, costs and risks as remove forward. especially with the death of bin laden, we should be limited to two issues. the first is dismantling its and defeating cockeyed and allied groups in the pakistan region. the attack in times square was also from this region. they were trained near a porous border. the second is it denying al qaeda a safe haven and an ally. if we remember the taliban regime was not just providing a safe haven, but they were actually an ally. at this point, i will lay out three plausible loptions. the first is a counter-terrorism option. just coming for a special operation forces, this really is a direct action type of mission to capture or kill units on the ground. it essentially limit our focus to a very small dir

mr. chairman. thank you, general jones for your service and being here today. you know, i have a very deep concern about -- and have voiced this concern well before the bin laden incident in terms of what the pakistanis know or do not know and joined with senator corker the last time we made sure that we were actually getting the responses based on the significant commitments we are making with pakistan in assistance. and in just the last five years, the united states has dramatically increased security assistance. third largest country in terms of recipient after afghanistan after israel. and increased by 140% since 2007 to $2.7 billion in fy '10. so those numbers are pretty staggering. so my concern at a time when we are contemplating cutbacks to foreign assistance programs, scrutinizing every program to ensure effectiveness, isn't it c -- unless we are certain that it's meeting its commitment to locate, disrupt, and dismantle terrorist threats inside its borders? and i think the answer to that is probably yes, but then the question is, do you believe that th

who's now a member of congress mr duffy went home and became a prosecutor fred thompson had a legitimate career as a prosecutor before he decided to run for office jones who benefits if. hazard actually had a public policy career sonny bono had been better mayor so the difference is trump is famous for being truck i mean as was pointed out his his real business ak human is branding the trump name and somehow implying that you know put gold letters up in a building it says trump there is some kind of cheesy pun ash there that's the difference he's only famous for being famous so these other posts were at least leveraging that fame into something else so cliff if he did run he could have paris hilton is b.p. right i mean that then you agree wrap it doesn't say. that's the show you know i mean the treasury secretary i'm sorry go ahead we got charlie sheen when it came crashing for a treasury secretary i mean no i mean i i want to answer the serious point which is being that these days politics is be so much around name recognition and money that it's inevitable especially with entertainment and political media becoming one in the same it's inevitable to

member of congress of congress and mr duffy went home and became a prosecutor fred thompson had a legitimate career as a prosecutor before he decided to run for office ben jones who had been a dukes of how. hazard actually had a public policy career sonny bono had been a mayor so the difference is trump is famous for being trump as was pointed out his his real business ak human his branding the trump name and somehow implying that you know who put those letters up in the building it says trump there is some kind of cheesy put ash there that's the difference he's only famous for being the famous so when these other folks were at least leveraging that fame into something else cliff if he did run he could have paris hilton is v.p. right i mean that then you would really wrap it up i was going to say. that's pretty sure i mean every treasury secretary i'm going to we've got charlie sheen we get kim kardashian for treasury secretary i mean i mean i i want to answer the serious point which is being that these days politics is be so much or around name recognition and money that it's inevitable especially with entertainment and political media becoming one in the sa