mr. westin's book, by the way, i read it. you had a great story of you going head to head as you're a rookie with jennings who is a monster about princess diana. i don't want to give this story away. i want people to read your book. jennings himself was a liberal man, all right? he was. but he did try to tamp it down but he admitted that the whole culture of network news was left. he admitted it. >> listen, bill, one of the things i talk about in the book is we all have a bias. whether we know it or not>> bill: it has to change. >> oh, i think we really did change it. >> bill: you think you did? >> i think we made progress in saying other people have a voice at the table. >> bill: last question. do you think romney is going to get a fair shake from the three network news organizations as opposed to obama this time around? >> you know, i think first of all, i'm not running it, i don't know. >> bill: i know you're not. what do you think? >> this is what i really think. i think that news organizations respond to the audience muc

mr. westin's book, by the way, i read it.ou had a great story of you going head to head as you're a rookie with jennings who is a monster about princess diana. i don't want to give this story away. i want people to read your book. jennings himself was a liberal man, all right? he was. but he did try to tamp it down but he admitted that the whole culture of network news was left. he admitted it. >> listen, bill, one of the things i talk about in the book is we all have a bias. whether we know it or not>> bill: it has to change. >> oh, i think we really did change it. >> bill: you think you did? >> i think we made progress in saying other people have a voice at the table. >> bill: last question. do you think romney is going to get a fair shake from the three network news organizations as opposed to obama this time around? >> you know, i think first of all, i'm not running it, i don't know. >> bill: i know you're not. what do you think? >> this is what i really think. i think that news organizations respond to the audience much

is not the westin is on the adoption. >> mr. chairman? mr.palazzo, the gentleman from mississippi is is recognized. >> earlier this year we were saying force structure changes from the air force that seem to confuse everyone who read them. these changes move the airplanes from their reserve air guard active duty from all of the nation with little to no logic for the changes. along with the changes the air force proposed propose the retirement of c-130 ron dobbins reversed a -- reserve base outside of atlanta. in fiscal year 14 the air force plan to remove a reserve and active-duty squadron of c-130 jay from the air force base to replace those retired c-130 h's. i asked the secretary of the air force about the costs including creating the infrastructure and the support active-duty personnel altering or building new hangars that can support this stretch aircraft and the considerations associated with the transfer in these aircraft to an area that has some of the busiest airspace in the entire world right there at the airport in atlanta georgia.