mr. wolfe, full swat. okay, uh, where are you going to be? finding yelina. wailing) (guns firing) (sirens wailing) (gunfire continues) (tires squealing) they're taking an arsenal out of there. i got your back. go! go! (gunfire continues) (groans) (tires squealing) (gunfire continues) a sanctuary. a command center. ( both revving ) a sophisticated sedan. a sports car. together. nissan maxima, the four-door sports car. now lease a maxima for $299 a month for 39 months or get 0% apr financing. with cialis for daily use... a clinically proven, low-dose tablet for erectile dysfunction you take every day so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. tell your doctor about your medical condition and all medications and ask if you're healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. don't drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long term injury seek immediate medical help for an erect

there's mr. wolf who is a major fund-raiser for obama. kind of controversial figure.rities probe, what what i understand cleared. he came up with some dispute over investment bankers. ubs wanted some compensation for that poaching. jeffries from what i understand, people at ubs, threatened to go public with the fact that mr. wolf was involved in this auction rigged securities probe. what i understand, ubs did not back down. they've essentially stated they did get some compensation for that team. that was a major health care team that went recently. jeffries has no comment in all of this. the real headline here is bob mccann according to sources inside ubs is being corpsed for the ubs americas job which is a pretty big title if he should get it. not just wealth management, the whole kit and caboodle. good luck to bob. >> got it. thank you, charlie. >>> american bankers say they are two of the most powerful women in banking. >>> despite the tough times in the financial industry, there have been a number of banking executives who have managed to weather the crisis remark

mr. wolf of virginia. without objection. mr. wolf: thank you, madam speaker. i have now written attorney general eric holder on four occasions asking for an explanation of the diss missal of an important voter intimidation case. to date, the answers provided are constant and are factually inaccurate. in 1981, i was the only member, republican or on democrat of the virginia delegation in the house to vote for the vote ink rights act and was harshly criticized by "the richmond-times dispatch." i was again criticized by editorial pages. my commitment to voting rights is beyond question. it is imperative we protect all americans' rights to vote. this is the essential right. this new black panther party case was brought in scran by career attorneys in the department of civil rights division against the party and several of its members were deploying uniform men to a polling station in philadelphia last november to harris and intimidate voters, one of whom brandished a nightstick to voters. the public and every member if they care can view video of the incident as w

mr. wolf, september 16, for five minutes. mr. neugebauer, september 16, for five minutes. mr. murphy today for five minutes. mr. bishop, september 16 and september 17 for five minutes each. mr. deal for september 16, five minutes. mr. price today for five minutes. mr. forbes, today for five minutes. ms. foxx today for five minutes. mr. neugebauer today for five minutes and mr. thompson today for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio rise? ms. kaptur: i ask unanimous consent today that following legislative business and any special orders heretofore entered into, the following members may be permit todd address the house for five minutes, revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material. ms. woolsey of california for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. under the speaker's announced policy of january 6, 2009 and under a previous order of the house, the following members are recognized for five minutes each. ms. woolsey of california. mr. jones of north

mr. reynolds wolf. there he is with the forecast. lot of people curious to know if their plans will be ruined. >> indeed they are. i will tell you this morning in st. louis, you have scattered showers and thunder boomers too. i will let you know if that will last through your holiday weekend in a few moments. see you then. (mom) kids don't need a special occasion to have ice cream. that's why i go to walmart. they guarantee unbeatable prices on all the flavors they love from blue bunny. so i can give them ice cream more often. like today. the holiday known as "tuesday." save money. live better. walmart. >>> are you guys alluding to the fact that people have their mind on the weather and the weather on their mind? >> i'm trying hard. >> i i'm in holiday mode. i think people are. they want to get out there and have a great time. i'm a geek. i can't help it. scattered showers and thunderstorms in st. louis. let me tell you though, if you're in the show of me state, dark clouds and rain coming through. it will not be a total loss. the da

mr. wolf, virginia. mr. grayson, florida. mr. neugebauer, texas. mr. faleomavaega, american samoa. mr. bishop, utah. mr. deal, georgia. mr. forbes, virginia. for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? to -- >> to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> mr. speaker, the president's mention of a tort reform demonstration project in his speech to congress last week was a red herring. by putting secretary see we'llous -- sebelius in charge of a tort reform demonstration project, the president has left tort reform to the former executive director and chief lobbyist for the kansas trial lawyers association. the president may have well just said, we need to protect the hen house so i'm appointing the fox to evaluate security. democrats deride the status quo in health care, waving their fingers and blaming special interests, but their rhetoric fails to meet reality. in a moment of extreme candor, howard dean, the former d.n.c. chairman said, and i quote, the reason why tort reform is not in the bill is beca

for example, let's say we know that michael wolf likes to drink still water, but at room temperature. so does mr. lauder. so his table will be set with still water at room temperature. most likely we'll have an idea before even he orders, that this is what he's going to have for lunch today. >> it's noon. and diners are beginning to arrive. >> i'll be right with you. mr. lee? they're waiting for you. hello, nice to see you. >> all right, sir, sorry to interrupt. it's my job to make sure you have a little lunch today. >> back in the kitchen, the orders are coming in. >> excuse me. >> sorry about that. >> one special! >> so, how is the champagne? is it good? >> you cannot leave it in the glass. you have to drink it. >> nice to see you. >> one special, one john doory special. >> 1:00. >> yes, sir. >> so far, so good? >> how do we do with this? >> beautiful. i got to tell you, this was exceptional. >> you have a good day? >> thank you for coming. stay well. >> our guests come in very much at the same time. it's like a fire drill. we take the orders as quickly as possible. that way, the kitchen can g

mr. leader, thanks very much for coming in. >> wolf, it's good to be with you. >> if a democratic congressman had shouted out, screamed out you lie to president bush during a joint session of congress, would you have wanted some sort of disciplinary action to go forward in the house of representatives? >> well, i think if such an occasion occurred and that particular member called the white house and apologized and the president accepted his apology, that would be the ends of it, and i think that's the appropriate process to occur here. >> as you know, a lot of democrats are still very upset, including congressman henry johnson, democrat of georgia, who said this earlier today. >> it's instigated more racist sentiment feeling that it's okay. you don't have to -- you don't have to bury now. you can bring it out and talk about it fully, and so i guess we'll probably have folks putting on white hoods and white uniforms again and riding through the countryside intimidating people. >> wow, that's a pretty strong statement from a democratic congressman. >> it sure is. listen, joe wilson is a good m

mr. chairman, thanks for coming in. >> hey, wolf, good to be with you, buddy. >> what do you want to say> well, make it short and sweet and simple as possible. you're just dead wrong. i think the president's interpretation of what racism is not a reflection of what this is about, and the reality of it is this is about policy, differences in how we approach solving some of these issues that we're confronting on health care and the economy, and the fact that there are citizens around the country -- i don't care what color they are that are outraged or confused or concerned or whatever -- however they come to this debate, you know, that has nothing to do with the color of the president's skin. i am, like a lot of americans, concerned and disagree with the president's policies and approaches from the stimulus spending to this health care strategy. am i racist because i disagree with that? i don't think so. >> but there is an element -- a tiny element, i should say, small fringe element out there, and you're sensitive to this, i think that does have racist views of the president. >> well, loo

mr. chairman, thanks very much for coming in. >> hey, wolf.s by suggesting that when the president at the end of his speech referred to a very moving letter he received from the late senator ted kennedy, you said that was a political tool. why was that a political tool? >> you know, i appreciated the dramatic lead-in to my being here in terms of that. i'm not slamming the president on this. i thought something like this was so personal in many respects, particularly so soon after the senator's death, i just didn't think it was the right time to reveal that or have that conversation or to say it. that was all. it was just an opinion. >> because senator kennedy, as you know, said that was the cause of his life health care reform. and he wrote the letter and said to the president, read this upon my death. >> i thought -- i interpreted that as read this, you know, i want you to read this and understand how important this is going forward. and some say that was his intent, to have it read publicly. be that as it may, the reality of it is, that to m

mr. secretary, thanks very much for coming in. >> good afternoon, wolf. how are you doing? >> good.right now, and as you know it's very heated out there right now, how much control should parents, teachers, local school boards have when it comes to the president addressing students? >> they have total control, and some schools chose to listen to the speech today. some children might watch it after school. some might watch it at home tonight or two weeks from now or two months from now, or they might choose never to watch it, and all of that we're absolutely fine with. these decisions should always be made at the local level. >> not a problem. do you understand why all of a sudden the president's speech before american kids going back to school became such a controversy? >> well, big picture we're trying to keep everyone focused on, wolf, is not the political issues but that we have to get dramatically better educationly. we have to educate our way to a better economy. as you know we have a dev stitding dropout rate. 30% of our young people around the country drop out. this is a nati

wolf. we can't put a tie to this particular terrorist group, but here are the reason why we need to go up to this particular individual. >> thank you, mr chairman, for allowing him to answer. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank you, director mueller -- mueller, for the great service you've given this country after all these years. all i can say is you're one of the heroes in this country and so are all of those fbi personnel people who really protect us throughout all these years. i just want to tell you i sure appreciate you, but i was relieved when the census bureau chose to terminate its relationship with the association of community organizations for reform now commonly known as a.c.o.r.n. i'm deeply troubled concerning that organization and many other controversy, too, the disturbing behavior of a.c.o.r.n. employees was captured on video in a.c.o.r.n. offices in brooklyn, new york, baltimore, maryland, washington, d.c., and san bernardino, california, giving guidance on criminal activity. the filmmaker posting as a prostitution ringleader entered a.c.o.r.n.'s offices and how to maintain his enterprise and received tax cred

wolf. we can't put a tie to this particular terrorist group, but here are the reason why we need to go up to this particular individual. >> thank you, mr. chairman, for allowing him to answer. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank you, director mueller -- mueller, for the great service you've given this country after all these years. all i can say is you're one of the heroes in this country and so are all of those fbi personnel people who really protect us throughout all these years. i just want to tell you i sure appreciate you, but i was relieved when the census bureau chose to terminate its relationship with the association of community organizations for reform now commonly known as a.c.o.r.n. i'm deeply troubled concerning that organization and many other controversy, too, the disturbing behavior of a.c.o.r.n. employees was captured on video in a.c.o.r.n. offices in brooklyn, new york, baltimore, maryland, washington, d.c., and san bernardino, california, giving guidance on criminal activity. the filmmaker posting as a prostitution ringleader entered a.c.o.r.n.'s offices and how to maintain his enterprise and received tax cre