lloyd -- mr. lord and about the unkind piece that i know we went over about a year ago, but i think it's time to revisit as applies to this particular plan. we may have to revisit that but we can get to that later or have a short hearing about that thank you. >> i would like to thank everyone for all of their work. this is an excellent piece of work and their flocks of lot of community input. i hope we can get to the point where we can talk about a plan without criticizing other work that has been done whether agencies over time. but i do think this is an excellent piece of work. are organizing a community discussion for late october and a date has not yet been specified but we will be participating along with supervisor kim who is interested in this policy and that would require a balance between affordable housing and require a balance between jobs at space and housing space. we have had our concerns about that, but is an issue we've discussed on a regional base and we certainly understand why the ne

mr. speaker and the lord speaker in support being a gift --? supporting a gift for her majesty, the queen -- [inaudible] from this parliament? >> i'm delighted to join the honorable gentleman and praising everyone who contributed to this very imaginative and, i think, sensible for her majesty's diamond jubilee, but perhaps i could pay a particular tribute to him because he has worked so hard to make this work, and i think it is something the country should focus on. a diamond jubilee is an extraordinary thing we're going to be able to celebrate in our lifetime. >> alec gardner. >> with electricity and gas bills going up by 20% and six million families in this country now facing fuel poverty, does the prime minister still think it was right to cut the winter fuel payment to pensioners by 100 pounds? >> let's be clear, we are going ahead with the winter fuel payments set out by the last labour government in their budget. at the same time, we're actually increasing the cold weather payments on a permanent basis. so this government is being more ge

came out of the enlightenment look art is and see enlightenment she wants to bring back lords and monarchs and mr krauss cut the crap out and put everybody onto a debt form of debt slavery model that's her model for growth well again at the top of the show i mentioned that there are twenty seven million slaves that now costs on average ninety dollars compared to eight hundred fifty s. where u.s. labor cost forty thousand now part of that reason was that they were owned for life the slaves and the american south now they're only bought for a few months a few weeks at a time and told they're torn apart and not worth anything anymore anyway but only in a generous like and one other reason is that cotton has been replaced with synthetics which are petro chemical. and the price of oil has been artificially low for decades and decades but now we see the reverse coming to us the price of oil is moving up due to peak oil due to increased warfare which means icon's going to come back as a competitive way to manufacture clothing and people going to pick and come down there in the south once again but remem

lord. we reserve that for heads of states from dignitaries around the world. presidents in moments of crisis. >> mr. walsh, this is a moment of crisis. >> this is political exercise. this is political theater. this president respectfully has made a career out of simply giving speeches. >> hey, ron reagan, why does it go not? it goes on because it works. i had jon huntsman on my program today. he can't break out of the pack? why? because he thinks bran barack obama a good guy. he disagrees with him but thinks he is a good guy. >> when barack obama was identified as a muslim terrorist or something, he says, no. i just disagree with him. many think that any democrats who is in the white house is by definition illegitimate. there are republicanes who feel entitled to the white house i get a cheel every time i hear president bam say bipartisan. what is the bipartisan promize to, i would like it have a nice jobs program from america because we have a real unemployment program, to we don't want to do anything to help the economy until after 2012 because we are only really interested in detroying you. wher

lord. we reserve that for heads of states from dignitaries around the world. presidents in moments of crisis. >> mr. -- this is a moment of crisis. >> this is a political exercise. this is political theater. this president respectfully has made a career out of simply giving speeches. >> hey, ron reagan, why does it go on? it goes on because it works. i had jon huntsman on my radio program today. here's a guy who can't break ouch the pack and i think, why? because he's saying barack obama is a good guy. he disagrees with him but thinks he's a good by. we were warned of this behavior. >> john monccain da it at town meeting. no. he's a good, decent american. he's just somebody i disagree with. many republicans think that any democrat who gets into the white house is by definition illegitimate. there are republicans who simply feel entitled to the white house. and i get a chill every time i hear president obama now say the word "bipartisan." what is a bipartisan compromise between, i'd like to have a nice jobs program for america because we have a real unemployment problem and we don't want to do anyth

mr. speaker, these are the men who gave their lives so that others could live. and while we mourn the lives they gave for the rest of us, we should thank the good lord that such men as these lived. the americans, the american breed, the rare breed, the finest we have. and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentleman has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon, mr. blumenauer, for five minutes. mr. blumenauer: mr. speaker, there's been much talk about jobs and economic recovery. sadly more talk than action. today's consideration of extending the surface transportation act and the f.a.a. authorization, both of which have expired, is a positive development. it puts a little more certainty for our partners in the state and local government. it avoids disastrous revenue losses. it's a positive signal of cooperation with chairs mica and boxer working with majority leader reid and speaker boehner. and it leaves important policies intact. the 1991 icetea framework provides economic activity. now, let's concentrate what we do need. we need more money, not less. certainly we must reject the 30% transportation c

mr. perry is being very verbose about his christian beliefs, but in america there is a separation of state and government. you can state your point and say you are, but i mean, lord have mercy, we are looking for people -- there's a lot of problems in the world right now. and we really need to address the serious problems of what is going on. a man here -- if he's got to push the button, lord have mercy, i don't want him running the church and ordered to do a decision about what is going to happen to mankind in the next three and a half minutes. i got to say like the american president, this is time for serious talk and we really need to get on with what we need to do. and i am really getting tired of all the duck and cover about what people and candidates are doing in a three-minute spot. i want to know what these people think. host: thanks for your comment. here is some our e-mail messages. and another viewer writes -- finally -- next is a telephone call. north carolina. it -- is an independent. caller: good morning. i wanted to say that i watched the presidential election from jack kennedy running and his being a catholic, and the living in the bible belt and