mrs. bachmann: yes. mr. king: i wanted to explore the secured creditors so that the speaker and those that are observing understand clearly what this means. a secured creditor is someone who holds collateral that is a guarantee that's behind the bond so i'm going to ask you to flesh this out a little bit, but i'll say it includes perhaps real property, the actual factory itself. it could be the equipment inside the factory. could be cash collateral, security, could be the cars sitting in the ready for shipment to the dealers, but not the cars in the dealers' lots, because they own the cars. is that a reasonable picture of what secured collateral is? i yield to the gentlelady. mrs. bachmann: that's right. something else to know, usually secured creditors take a lower interest rate. they get paid back at a lower rate because they are first in line. but what happened when chrysler went under, rather than making the bondholders first they actually had their secured interest taken away from them and other credito

introducing sarah palin and michele bachmann today. mr. pawlenty not only appearing with ms. nn and palin today, but blast e-mailing his supporters in advance of today's event, telling them they need to stand with michele bachmann to help send her back to washington. here's the deal. tim pawlenty still gets described as a voice of reason in the republican party. a voice of moderation and a party that is increasingly leaning toward the very, very far right. you can either be a moderate, you can represent the center, be the reasonable alternative to the far right, or you can hitch your wagon to michele bachmann. you can't be both. trust me. >> thomas jefferson said, a revolution every now and then is a good thing. we are at the point, sean, of revolution. and really now in washington, i'm a foreign correspondent on enemy lines. i want people in minnesota armed and dangerous. >> that is who tim pawlenty is urging his supporters to get behind. if tim pawlenty is the voice of moderation in the republican party, it's possible the beltway media needs to find a new guy in the republic

he referred to bachmann's remarks quoting again, you can attack the politics, criticize their policies, don't demonize them and don't say thing that's will encourage violent opposition. mr. clinton was speaking on the eve of his key note address today for a symposium marking the 15th anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing which targeted a government building, housed a day care and after several years of right wing attacks depict being the clinton administration as un-american and a threat to traditional american values. let's bring in richard wolffe, also of course, author of "renegade, the making of a president." richard, good evening. >> good evening, keith. >> are these clinton and obama push backs coincidental or is there a sense of democratic leaders drawing a rhetorical line in the sand? >> first of all, in the white house you've got a distinctly, more confident, more robust approach, having come through the tree veils of health care and taking the fight to republicans. so with the economy taking a decisive turn for the better and within their view the political fortunes having turned, they think they've got a record to run on, and they have enjoyed taking this

mr. speaker, is abolishing obamacare, repealing obamacare. i introduced a bill to repeal obamacare. congresswoman michelle bachmann also introduced a bill to repeal obamacare. they happen to be verbatim in their language, parker griffith and some others have one. i'm for all of them. i want to work with all of them and everybody else that has a bill. but it's interesting that the 2,700 pages of obamacare that nobody read it all, i don't believe. if they did they didn't understand it all. i have a bill that i drafted that addresses this and it's far better than the one they put in. i ask the republicans to sit and listen while i read through my bill, every word of it and i asked them to pay attention and not lose their concentration. i read the 40 words. not 2,700 page, not 40 titles, not 40 pages, not even a page, 40 words on a page that essentially says, we peal -- repeal obamacare, every bit of it, pull it out by the roots. i'll embellish beyond the language, take it out, repeel it lock, stock and barrel, pull it out, root and branch, make sure there's not a vestige or remnant of any d.n.a. particle of obamacare