mr. murphy. public comment, i believe. good afternoon. >> i did send an internal memo to the board. >> we have a number of speakers who wish to address the board. he was not first. >> i did send a memo expressing some of my concerns and i want to affirm one thing. one thing that is very symptomatic of the poor operations of mta, there is a bus stop that does not have announced destinations and arrivals. you have not installed a system that announces the arrival of muni buses. it is symptomatic of the flawed operations of mta. the other symptoms are buses that do not arrive on time. even if you installed the most ideal transit effectiveness project, it would all bread down if they did not arrive on time. -- break down if they did not arrive on time. would i would like to see is a public disclosure of the internal operations on an annual basis. there is an internal operational audit that is done every year. i would like to see it public. i think it is very important that it should be stated in lucid terms. this is a very imp

mr. murphy fo five minutes. >> thank you. mr. frantz, your testimony of loans closed september 2ve mdnymion >> beg your pardon? >> is it your testimony loans have not missed milestones? >> we have milestones, some of them have that -- in the manufacturing ace,nd we're woingthh- ve is t specifically? >> we have not funded amp yet. >> okay. >> amp is not even -- we have not even funded that project. >> can you get us a list of the los pending? ctain, s lloit tec thar?nched >> none right now, no, sir. >> none at all? okay. i get concerned here because the loanrogram is one that where folks all over the place talk ths wa oin right and wrong. france subsidizes nuclear, china supports everything massively, and what concerns me a great cou opec.amilyings inhe we're trying to get buy here. there's indications that something is wrong, and what puzzles me is i don't get a sense yet the loan program in the departmenterge iokat solyndra and abound and others wt bankrupt, first wind withdrawn ipo, a signifant debt, nevada reen inon,, the urth

mr. murphy and i were there a while back, and they at least have the potential for long-term storage. >> gentleman's time has expired. chair recognizes ms. castor for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you all very much for being here this morning. dr. macfarlane, in your testimony you reference that there are currently two units in extended shutdowns, and one of those is the crystal river unit three in florida. crystal river remains in extended shutdown while its owner evaluates the repair options. for separation in the concrete wall of the containment building. in 2009 you all are aware they were conducting some repairs there, and during that time they discovered an unexpected crack, separation in the concrete wall. and i guess the technical term is delamination. you all know more about that than i do. they informed the nrc, nrc sent an inspection team, you all followed up with a special inspection team. you've had public meetings. you've issued a special inspection report, came down for another public meeting. in june of last year progress energy, the owner then, stated th

mr. murphy purchased those shares. you still like it? >> still like it and as a matter of fact with the recent developments over the course of the last week or so, we have been adding to the facebook position yesterday and today. they came out with a want button and a buy button and you have also seen the announcement on the job postings board that's going to be coming out this summer. also there is talk that they are going to be potentially offering the ceo of huhly a position at the company figuring out a better way to monetize ad sales and last but not least, a company out of australia, commonwealth bank is currently working with facebook to put up a 100% secure banking system on facebook sites, so i think facebook has gone from just a trade to being an investable long-term holding. >> dr. jay, i guess you would agree. you have been loading up on this since $28 or there about. >> i liked it because adds i said yesterday there has been a build over the last maybe five out of the last seven trading days of people buying upside calls her

mr. murphy. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut is recognized for a minute and a half. mr. murphy: thank you very much, mr. speaker. you ever see the movie "fatal attraction"? it's a great film. the glenn close film character is so obsessed with michael douglas that she does everything in her power to win him over. at the end of the movie boiling the douglas bunny. now having 30 different debates on this floor over repeal of the health care bill that house republicans have finally hit their boil the bunny moment. enough is enough. the american people want us to move on. and what they would suggest is instead of listening to their inner glenn close that maybe house republicans should start listening to people like khalid, a retired teacher from dan burry. she's got diabetes. she's got sleep apnea. what she wants is not more politics on the floor of the house of representatives. she wants relief. she doesn't want another five-hour debate on top of the other 29. she wants this bi

mr. murphy, for five minutes. mr. murphy: thank you, mr. speaker. last week we received some unemployment numbers. our employment numbers of 80,000 new jobs. it was a bleak statistic telling us that we are in our 41st straight week of unemployment was above 8%. of course the real unemployment numbers saying there's 23 million americans out of work or looking for work, people who are unemployed or underemployed based upon their skill set and taking whatever job they can get. put that 80,000 new jobs in additional context and it is of deeper concern. this year 3.1 million students graduate interested high school. 1.7 million graduated with a bachelor's degree from a program. add to that list also those with an associate degree or simply dropped out of school, we recognize those 80,000 new jobs are barely a drop in the bucket. also note that among those who are college graduates recently, 53% of them are underemployed, that is working in a job below the qualification levels which they have achieved. about 1.5 million under age 25 in 2011 were jobless o

mr. murphy, for five minutes. mr. murphy: thank you, mr. speaker. remember back in school when your math teacher expected you to show your work when solving a math problem? made sense. remember on a page, even if it was correct, didn't suffice because your teacher wanted you to demonstrate knew how to solve the problem. then the outcome was a grade on a quiz or test, but what about when we are talking about hundreds of billions or trillions of dollars? why do we take on blind faith the cost estimates produced by one of the most influential accounting firms in the united states, the congressional budget office. in 1974, the grow c.b.o. -- congressional budget office, c.b.o., was formed, to give congress independent, nonpartisan objective analysis of legislation. in addition the c.b.o. is required by law to produce a cost estimate or score for every bill coming out of committee of either chamber of commerce. that sounds good in theory, but the problem is no one knows how c.b.o. arrives at their numbers and they won't tell us. they don't have to. c.b.o

mr. murphy. if you see by congressman, tell him we say hello.i have a quick comment and question for you. if our government can force us to take something that we don't want or don't need they are taking our rights completely away. can you or anybody tell me what in the world are we fighting for over here? they are fighting for nothing. we need to bring them home. this administration has gone completely off the deep end. it has hired every crop there is in wall street, put them in his cabinet, 3.5 years down the road, we wonder how this happened to. . guest: the supreme court said the commerce clause held firm. congress cannot pass a law that makes you buy something. the irony of this and what justice roberts wrote is that congress can text you for it. this has put a lot of people into situations to ask where this power ends with congress. congress could tax you for doing something before and local and federal laws could fly . phineus when you don't do something. you when you don't do something. if a person says it will cost me under $700 for my

mr. murphy, for five minutes. >> thank you. mr. frantz come is it your testimony that loans the close in september of 2011 have not missed any milestones? >> i beg your pardon, congressman? >> is it your testimony that the loans to close september of last year, 2011, have not missed any milestones? >> we have milestones, some of them have come in a manufacturing base, and we are working with them. >> have they missed them? specifically have been a summit of milestones because we haven't funded and yet. and it's not even, we haven't even funded that projects that can you get is a get is a list of all the loans that are pending? >> certainly we can do that. i will do it for the record. >> do you have any closing scheduled for the sheer? >> nine right now, no, sir. >> not at all? okay. i get concerned because folks over the place talking about subsidies as picking winners and losers but i think the difference between doing this right and doing it wrong. you look at countries like france and subsidize nuclear china seems to support eve

mike murphy, mr.wlett-packard a fly in the ointment, saying they've been hiding their r & d spending through acquisitions. one can only wonder what meg whitman perhaps is is thinking right about now if she has cnbc on in the corner office she probably has out in silicon valley watching her shares drop like a stone. >> look at hewlett-packard here. the stock has been under tremendous pressure recently. a lot of people have pointed out, already it's been out there it could be a value trap. i would have expected the stock to get hit a lot harder with chanos coming on cnbc and making that news. also if you look into it, judge, they've announced a restructuring wherein they're looking to save $3.5 billion over the course of the next year and a half to two years. so although it's, you know, you don't want to go up against a guy like this, i don't see a huge downside in hewlett-packard. >> are you telling me, mike murphy, you'd be a buyer? you'd be on the other side of the chanos trade? >> not at all. i woul

mr. murphy:. i couldn't serve. all my brothers and my sister did. but you know what, we had some feedback with our parents about this. you give a kid a test. that puts that child on a track to military service. parents don't know about it. are you kidding me? parents have a right here and we have to restrain the impulse of a big government organization to gather information about these kids that ordinarily the government would never be entitled to. so i want to make sure that my friends in the majority and my friend who is the ranking member understand that, you know, my amendment in no way stops consenting adults from pursuing a career in the military or from taking the test at a recruiting station or processing station. it doesn't prohibit military recruiter presence in our schools. we dealt with that in no child left behind. i was on the other side on that, but my amendment doesn't stop that, but it stops the administration of this test in schools so it can't be used as a recruiting tool disguised as test that targets children for illegally too y

mr. romney. with us, republican strategist mike murphy. president of the naacp, ben jealous. anti-tax activist grover norquist. "washington post" associate editor bob woodward and democratic strategist hilary rosen. also this morning, a few minutes with bob costas of nbc sports, on the penn state sex abuse scandal. after this week's devastating report about who knew what, and when. >>> good morning. well you knew it was going to get nasty and here we are in this presidential fight. really the choice is by the fall, is this going to be a campaign that turns on the obama economy? or mitt romney's business record? a week ago we were talking about a bad jobs report for the president. this week, because of the obama team going on the offensive, it's all about romney's bain record. and the president is staying with it on the campaign trail yesterday in virginia. >> he invested companies that have been called pioneers of outsourcing. i don't want a pioneer in outsourcing. i want some insourcing. >> the response now, the adviser of the romney campaign ed gillespie. good to have you b

mr. romney. with us, republican strategist mike murphy. president of the naacp, ben jealous. anti-tax

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mr. bill. you beta. >> bill: o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> there are some crimes that are so heinous that they cannot be left to the discretion of a judge like this guy murphyed in the awful child rape sentencing in brooklyn. u.s. attorney loretta lynch is coming to the rescue, embarrassing judge martin murphy and governors cuomo and christie as well. megyn kelly will report. ♪ i. [cheers] ♪ so in love with you. [cheers] >> bill: americans still like president obama even if they don't support his re-election. but why? john sununu and laura ingraham on that. also tonight, a new study says adolescents watch movies full of sex they are more likely to have sex. the culture warriors on that. can i come in? >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. finally a hero to protect the kids that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. andrew goodman raped two boys ages 11 and 13 over a period of four years. this savage pleaded guilty to 48 felony counts of criminal sexual acts. 48 counts. new york state judge martin murphy sentenced the monster to just tw

mr. bill. you beta. >> bill: o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> there are some crimes that are so heinous that they cannot be left to the discretion of a judge like this guy murphy. thank god a hero has emerged in the awful child rape sentencing in brooklyn. u.s. attorney loretta lynch is coming to the rescue, embarrassing judge martin murphy and governors cuomo and christie as well. megyn kelly will report. ♪ i. [cheers] ♪ so in love with you. [cheers] >> bill: americans still like president obama even if they don't support his re-election. but why? john sununu and laura ingraham on that. also tonight, a new study says adolescents watch movies full of sex they are more likely to have sex. the culture warriors on that. can i come in? >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. finally a hero to protect the kids that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. andrew goodman raped two boys ages 11 and 13 over a period of four years. this savage pleaded guilty to 48 felony counts of criminal sexual acts. 48 counts. new york state judge martin murphy sent

mr. bill. you beta. >> bill: o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> there are some crimes that are so heinous that they cannot be left to the discretion of a judge like this guy murphyemerged in the awful child rape sentencing in brooklyn. u.s. attorney loretta lynch is coming to the rescue, embarrassing judge martin murphy and governors cuomo and christie as well. megyn kelly will report. ♪ i. [cheers] ♪ so in love with you. [cheers] >> bill: americans still like president obama even if they don't support his re-election. but why? john sununu and laura ingraham on that. also tonight, a new study says adolescents watch movies full of sex they are more likely to have sex. the culture warriors on that. can i come in? >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. finally a hero to protect the kids that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. andrew goodman raped two boys ages 11 and 13 over a period of four years. this savage pleaded guilty to 48 felony counts of criminal sexual acts. 48 counts. new york state judge martin murphy sentenced the monster to ju

mr. bill. you beta. >> bill: o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> there are some crimes that are so heinous that they cannot be left to the discretion of a judge like this guy murphyod a hero has emerged in the awful child rape sentencing in brooklyn. u.s. attorney loretta lynch is coming to the rescue, embarrassing judge martin murphy and governors cuomo and christie as well. megyn kelly will report. ♪ i. [cheers] ♪ so in love with you. [cheers] >> bill: americans still like president obama even if they don't support his re-election. but why? john sununu and laura ingraham on that. also tonight, a new study says adolescents watch movies full of sex they are more likely to have sex. the culture warriors on that. can i come in? >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. finally a hero to protect the kids that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. andrew goodman raped two boys ages 11 and 13 over a period of four years. this savage pleaded guilty to 48 felony counts of criminal sexual acts. 48 counts. new york state judge martin murphy sentenced the

foxx: i believe that the murphy's law that was operating on our side of the aisle has skipped over and the gentleman is referencing the wrong bill. mr. polis: reclaiming my time. reclaiming my time. this is the bill that is referenced in the resolution that the clerk read. i heard that and i'm here ready to discuss the thomasina e. jordan indian tribes of virginia federal recognition act of 2011 but i can't find the corresponding change that this resolution makes and i just would like the gentlelady to direct where in the bill is the unemployment reference in this thomasina indian tribe recognition bill. . ms. foxx: i believe the gentleman is ref frepsing the wrong bill. we are dealing with house resolution 741 at this point, and i believe the gentleman is on the wrong bill. mr. polis: reclaiming my time. i guess i'll make a point -- not a point of parliamentary inquiry. i will, if i could ask the clerk to read the current resolution before us. the speaker pro tempore: have the clerk read the title of the resolution. the clerk will read. the clerk: house calendar number 152, house resolution 741, resolved, that during further consid