less harmony afterwards when mr. kenny was asked repeatedly about the u.s.hink of apple executives, including ceo timly koch who spoke of a tax deal with the irish government. >> i disagree with the comments in the u.s. senate yesterday. ireland's tax rates are 12.5%. it's been that way for a long period. the world bank sets its effective rate at 11.8% across the spectrum. there are no differences in any area or sector for ireland. we do not do special deals in regard to those corporate tax raichlts. >> [inaudible]. >> i said to you that i disagree with his comment, and i'm telling that you ireland does not do special deals or side deals with any company in regard to our corporate tax rates. >> will ireland cooperate with tax authorities regarding apple? >> it would be incorrect for me to say that i would speak about any individual company. >> more tough questioning can be expected. rte news, brussels. >> ireland is one of b b seven countries taking part in an ambitious project to try to ensure the long term survival of some of the world's largest trees. red

then i ran across kenny wayne shepherd about 10 years ago going to the colts games because he was a friend of mrsay. you know, i really wanted to do a guitar-slinging blues album and we did it in a week and it's the baddest thing i have done in a number of years. it just doesn't let up. tavis: did you choose this title for this box set, "carry on." >> i chose the title for the song and it seemed to me to be apropos what this is, which is that's the first two chapters. tavis: right, because you -- >> i reckon there's a couple more. tavis: i reckon there's a couple more too. you got the gift and you got to use it. >> i got it. tavis: you got to use it, man. >> yeah, really. you know, suddenly you're struggling with everything except reading. but just getting it on and, you know, overcoming being shy. but then you start playing this stuff and you pick up a pair of sticks. i think don henley tells the same kind of story about beating pencils on the book in class. "would you stop that?" then you find your set of drumsticks and then your mother, to save the furniture, orders -- your father goes down t

mr. mom." >> cleanup in produce. >> i'm sorry. >> kenny, did i tell you -- >> at first he doesn't do anythingget old, showing the befuddled father. >> it does. >> that was me. >> grocery shopping. >> i agree with yours, too, i love national lampoon vacations, christmas, all of them. >> chevy chase in his prime, nobody was funnier than that. we never took a vacation in a plane. every vacation was a car completely packed up like that, five kids jammed into a station wagon and everything that goes wrong with it. that's pretty much always it. >> it's closed, that's what happens. it's closed. >> exactly. all the best intentions and then there's always some sort of catastrophe. then the dad who can completely make it work. >> by the way, get on facebook or twitter and tell us what your favorite father's day films are, too. >> i'll check my twitter. >> lets talk about weather. if you're planning on taking dad out somewhere. for the most part looking good. you see rain, not all that heavy, scattered showers and thunderstorms so plan accordingly. look what's happening in the next hour or two and bring

mr. sessions: you were at a press conference this afternoon with a group of tea party patriots. kenny beth martin and a number of other people were there. they came to washington and had a number of people who had immigrated to america. they spoke from their hearts about law and rules and proper procedure. maybe you could share with our colleagues and those that might be listening the gist of that. but i thought it was a very moving thing to have people who came to america -- some from countries where they'd been persecuted -- and were so proud of the rule of law and really felt deeply that we need to be careful about what we do in the senate to preserve the rule of law here. thank you for leading that press conference today and letting those individuals, those americans, speak their minds. and just in general, i would say that that whole tea party movement, which is -- many have tried to demean, was -- came right from the heart of america. it represented a deep concern that people in washington were out of touch, weren't in connected with the real world, were not following the consti

mr. chairman. i want to thank all the witnesses for taking your time to be here. it's important that we figure all of this out. ms. kenny, i want to particularly thank you for your work with veterans, being one myself, i appreciate that very, very much. i want to just state for the record what i said the last time we had a hearing on this. i believe that it's outrageous, inappropriate, it's wrong, and we must do everything we can do to fix it to make sure it never happens again. ms. belsom, i probably went get it correct, but you said something along the lines of this needs to be investigated. those responsible need to be held accountable for any targeting of conservative groups. i agree, but i believe any targeting of any group, anybody that does that, needs to be held accountable. >> you're absolutely right. >> it's important that we hear about these abuses; however, we know it's bad, it's wrong, and we all know it must never happen again. we know we need to fix it. mr. chairman, it's time we stipulate this is wrong, that it's abusive, and that it needs to be -- it never should have happened, and we need to know what