mr. davis, welcome to "mad money."ç >> hey, jim, how are you?for your support of our company. >> of course. i am told that lots of people want to hire veterans. you are not stopping there. i am told that you actually are sending people over to where soldiers are deployed to make sure you get them as part of a newly founded employment resource team. how is it working? >> it's great. thank you for bringing that up. we just sent one of our special recruiters over to kuwait with a number of other minnesota companies to do on site training and recruiting, preparing these military veterans for coming into the work force, helping them with resumes, preparing for interviews and thinking about the skill sets they need or the ones that want to hone before they come back home. >> now, where are these people fitting in? keep me in mind that i know you were a proud teller at your bank. where do these soldiers want to go and where do you want to put them? >> perfect. okay. there's three kinds. we've got the enlisted personnel, we have the commissioned officer

. >> mr. davis, if you would stay for one moment. so i'm not matt, i'm rod ross and i want to thank you clayton mckendra fellow board member here. arkansas's loss has been illinois's gain for both of them. i'm pleased that the congressman was able to come. the book, a little slave boy with the desire to learn and to be free is a great children's work. she republished her work with a may 24th, 2011 quote from the congressman, attesting to its inspiration al character. so, i will let you leave and all is well. thank you so much. [ applause ] . >> in 2004, the congressman, was emceeing for an event that the illinois state society put on with his office that honored three co-ed tors of a university of tampa press republication of the 19th century volume of poetry menard growing up in illinois. and i have chosen to read a love poem that menard wrote to his wife elizabeth when he was in exile from her in the united states. to emt of jamaica, way from thy green island home, though send edge me mrs. to come. if thy soft gentle spirit though

i'll turn that over to matthew, who will speak about his congressional career. [ applause ] >>> mr. davis, if you would stay just for one moment. i am not matt. i am rod ross and i want to thank both clayton mckendra, a fellow board member here, as well as the congressman for coming. arkansas's loss has been illinois's gain for both of them. i'm especially pleased that the congressman was able to come. b.j. durham is a close friend of mine. her book "willie lee, a little slave boy with the desire to be free" is truly a remarkable work. she republished her work with a 2011 quote from the congressman attesting to its inspirational character. so i'll let you leave and all is well. >> thank you. thank you. [ applause ] in 2004 the congressman was emcee for an event at the illinois state society basically put on with his office that honored three co-editors of a university of tampa press republication of a 19th century volume of poetry by john willis menard. growing up in illinois i pronounce it menard. and i've chosen to read as a kind ofem that menard wrote to his wife, elizabeth, when he wa

mrs. davis. >> thank you very much. dr. miller, in general, i want to thank you for your dedicated service. i want to follow up on numbers for a minute and sustaining the effort on the part of the afghan army. it's my understanding as you are speaking about the size of the battalions, we are looking at a force of 352,000. after that, due to budgetary reasons and our own investment in that, we are looking at 230,000. is that a correct number that we are downsizing to that level? looking to anticipating, you know, going to that level? >> at this time, the only figure that is taken as given is that 352,000 as the target for the size, the combined size of the afghan national army and the afghan national police for the ansf overall. we expect, at some point and time, the time is not determined, it's a topic of conversation both in the united states and with coalition with the afghans, at some point and time, it will make sense to reduce that level to a long term sustainable level. the point of time that makes sense will depend f

mrs. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. this week marks the -- ms. hahn cloon thank you, mr. speaker. march is also women's history month so i'd like to talk about how this act affects women's health. and i believe that instead of just imposing government mandates on health care for women, i believe the affordable care act empowers women and their families. because the affordable care act bans insurance companies from requiring women to obtain authorization before getting ob/gyn care, and affordable care act keeps insurance companies from denying coverage for conditions such as breast or cervical cancer, pregnancy, having had a c-section, or being a victim of domestic violence. and it ends the practice of gender rating so women will no longer be charged higher rates for simply being a woman. and the affordable care act does all this while preserving americans the right to choose their own doctor and the health coverage that they want. women's health, americans' health is better because of the afford

mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. first of all i want to thank the gentlelady from the virgin islands for her leadership in convening and anchoring these sessions that we hold each week. i also want to commend and pay tribute to representative bobby scott for the tremendous leadership and work that he provides each year, helping the congressional black caucus analyze, synthesize and look seriously at how we move forward as we prepare a budget. as has already been indicated, budgets are indications of priorities. what is it that you're really hoping to do? what do you really hope to accomplish? and so this budget i view as a tremendously positive alternative to any other budgets that we have seen, that i have seen at this time. so i rise in strong support of the congressional black caucus' f.y. 2013 alternative budget. february's job report reveals three months of strong jobs growth in america. while there is a sigh of relief for millions of consumers and the unemployed, moving from the sidelines in search of work with

davis. mr. parrish, i thought your background was great as well, and of all the applicants today, someone who has actually worked in the private sector and approaching from that angle, but having your foothold in the non- profit world, i think that is really important. i would like to support you as well. the three others to talk about -- i think reverend erris -- a lot of support from the community. i do not know you personally, but i've heard a lot about your work. and ms. yu and ms. jackson- simpson as well. your reputation precedes you, and i think we would all be fortunate to have you sir. >> thank you. we had a number of illiterate applicants. i agree about the residency issue. i was impressed with your credentials, but it is really hard when you had qualified san francisco residents to tell them that we are going to appoint someone from outside the city, but i hope one day you are living in the city. that would be terrific. i agree that list -- liz jackson-simpson -- terrific. i support h

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia, mr. davis, is recognized for four minutes. mr. scott: thank you very much. thank you very much, my distinguished colleague, john lewis, for inviting me to be a part of this resolution presentation. i think it is very important as we commemorate this event that we realize those were some dark and dangerous days. and that there were both black and white people who gave their lives so that black people could have the right to vote. there was viola from detroit, michigan, a white lady who came down to selma to help african-americans get the right to vote. and she was shot and killed on the highway, highway 80, in selma, alabama. and need we not forget michael cherner and andrew goodman, along with james chaney, two young white men, two black men, both shot and killed. when we tell this story about the civil rights movement, it is important that we tell this story right. and that this is a true story of the greatness of america. that is not just a black story. it is america's story. white and black people lost their lives, gave their l

bono mack for today through march 21, mr. davis of illinois for today and tomorrow, mr.inrich of new mexico for today, mr. honda of california for today, and mr. mario of pennsylvania for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 5, 2011, the gentlelady from the virgin islands, mrs. christensen, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mrs. christensen thkspaung, mr. speaker. tonight -- mrs. christensen: thank you, mr. speaker. tonight the congressional black caucus thanks the democratic leader for allowing us to have this hour to talk about something very important. as we approach the second anniversary of the patient protection and affordable care act, a truly landmark law that is bringing about health reforms that are helping millions of americans save money and have healthier lives. we want to review those facts this evening, not the myths, not the misrepresentations about this great law, but the facts. there's so much being spread that's flat out wrong, wro

mr. long's analysis that davis occurred during a time in which under the standard nut case the court had interpreted the anti-injunction act as doing no more than codified the traditional equitable principals which allowed courts discretion to conclude in certain circumstances a case could go forward. william's packing repud dated that analysis and bob jones against simon repute daded that analysis and said no, we're no longer abiding by that. it is true that the davis case has not formally been overruled, but we do think it's fundamentally inconsistent with the court's understanding. >> davis is the case where a shareholder sues the cooperation. >> yes. >> the remedy is that the cooperation shouldn't pay the money to the tax authority. now it's technical. but that is actually an injunction against the tax authority collecting. they're not restraining the collection of tax. they're saying to the taxpayer don't pay it. >> yes, sir. >> i don't know how far that gets you. >> in fairness justice breyer the united states did intervene in the dais case and was a party. not as far as i'd like w

mrs. davis. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you both for being here for your service. i'm sorry i missed the early discussions but i wanted to ask you -- i guess extend the discussion on the tour normalization and what you're finding in terms of morale of the -- both unoccupied tours because the turnover, as i understand it, is about 600, 700 service members every month. is that normal? is that what we would anticipate? what kind of resources are there and how is that affecting readiness any way on the base? >> yes, ma'am. congresswoman davis, first off, most of the turnover we see that is occurring out of that 600 to 700 are the lower enlisted grates which are predominantly over there on a one-year assignment. as you can imagine, that constant turnover affects the crew stability inside the second infantry division and so that's something that commander has to deal with. in regard to the number on tour normalization, we have roughly today around 3,800 families that are command sponsored. there are another 1,700 soldiers elected to bring their families over there that i

the clerk: leaves of absence requested for mr. davis for today after 4:00 p.m. and the balance of the week and ms. moore of wisconsin for today and the balance of the week. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 5, 2011, the gentleman from texas, mr. burgess, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. burgess: i thank the speaker. mr. speaker, here wer five weeks from the time that we all have to file our income taxes, april 17 of this year. it's 99 years since this house enacted the progressive income tax that we now all know by its familiar names that we all use for it and i thought it might be appropriate to spend some time this evening talking about our tax code and talking about what might be possible in fundamental reform of the tax code. i have long been a proponent of what is known as a flat tax. i think that is something that is worthy of this house taking up and debating. there is legislation that has been introduced, h.r. 1040, for people who a

mr. chekhov was styled like davy jones to appeal to younger viewers.nes had that same effect on generations. >> a girl came up to me in a hotel and said, i'm coming to the show with my mother tonight. i thought, well, that's great. and my grandmother. i went, whoa. ♪ cheer up, sleepy jean >> reporter: something about those starry eyes and that mop top simply made 'em swoon. ♪ to a daydream believer and a homecoming queen ♪ >> reporter: david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> and coming up later on "good morning america," band mate mickey dolenz will join us to share his personal memories. >> they started making music together nearly 50 years ago. coming up on "gma" right here on abc. >> iconic show. unbelievable. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay with us for

mrs. davise for all of us here in this chamber, but in vietnam, the mere act of composing songs can be sufficient grounds for the communist government to put someone in jail. in fact, that's exactly what happened to viet king, a vietnamese citizen being detained for merely composing and singing two protest songs about his own country. this arrest and many others in recren years have to be at the forefront of our trade gos with the government. i join my colleagues in -- i urge my colleagues to squoin me in putting freedom an human rights first. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from the american samoas rise? mr. faleomavaega: unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. faleomavaega: the president announced new funding as part of his research statty to reduce our reliance on foreign oil and provide vehicles that don't rely on gas lean this crucial investment in advanced energy research wi

. >> mrs. davis? >> thank you very much. general allan, think you for your dedicated service.ted to just follow on those numbers for a minute and sustaining that effort on the part of the afghan army. it's my understanding that as you are speaking about the size of the battalion's we're looking at a force of about three ander 52,000 existing until about 2014 but after that deutsch the budgetary reasons and certainly our own investment in that we're looking at about 230,000. is that the correct number that we are downsizing to that level? de went savitt we will be going to that level? >> at this time the only figure that is taking is given the three injured 52,000 that's the target for the size, the combined size of the afghan national army and the afghan national police for the ansf overhaul. we expect that at some point in time and that point hasn't been determined, it's been a topic of conversation, both in the united states and with a coalition at some point in time it will make sense to reduce that level to a long-term sustainable level. but the point of time that makes se

mr. davis: i thank the lady for yielding. some of the fondest memories, he was a philosopher and poeta all of the things he had said and did, he has done those. the last conversation we had was a philosophical conversation. and i believe that timmerson framed donald payne long before he was born. and he wrote this poem, "sunset and clear call." and may there be no moaning of the bar when i put out to sea, but such a tide as moving seas asleep, two fools have found and foam, from that which found the boundless deep turns again home. twilight in the evening bail and after that, the dark, and be there no sadness of fair well when i embark. from those from those born of time and place, the flood may bear me far, i hope to see my pilot face to face when i have crossed the bar. donald crossed, but he left a great deal behind. and i yield back. ms. lee: i would like to yield to the gentlelady from new york, representative clarke. ms. clarke: i thank my colleague. madam speaker. today, i'm here to pay tribute to a great public servan

davis? >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you both for being here for your service. i'm sorry i missed the early discussions, but i wanted to ask you -- i guess extend the discussion on the tour normalization. and what you are finding in terms of, i think morale of the unaccompanied tours because the turnover as i understand it is about 600, 700 service members every month. is that normal? is that what we would anticipate, and what kind of resources are there then, and how is that affecting readiness in any way on the base? >> yes, ma'am. congresswoman davis, first off, most of the turnover we see that is occurring out of that 600 to 700 are the lower enlisted greats which are predominantly over there on a one-year assignment. and that's, as you can imagine, that constant turnover affects the crew stability inside the 2nd infantry division and so that's something that commander has to deal with. in regard to the number on tour normalization, we have roughly today around 3,800 families that are command sponsored. there's another 1,700 where soldiers elected to bring t

mr. chekhov was styled like davy jones to appeal to younger viewers.at same effect on generations of women. >> a girl came up to me in a hotel and said, i'm coming to the show with my mother tonight. i thought, well, that's great. and my grandmother. i went, whoa. ♪ cheer up, sleepy jean >> reporter: something about those starry eyes and that mop top simply made 'em swoon. ♪ to a daydream believer and a homecoming queen ♪ >> reporter: david wright, abc news, los angeles. >>> and we thank you for watching. we're always there at abcnews.com. and another reminder that dan harris will have a full report on the new allegations by a former scientology insider, tonight on "nightline." and we hope to see you right back here again with us tomorrow >>> winter arrived in the high sierra tonight. we're live where it's been tough traveling to tahoe. >> and snow is still falling in the sierra. more showers coming our way. details coming up. >> and sheriff ross mirkarimi's wife claims attorney-client privilege in trying to get evidence thrown out. >> a woman using a

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bachus of alabama for today and the ballance of the week and mr. davis of illinois for today and thursday, march 22. the chair: without objection, the requests are -- speaker the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. the speaker pro tempore: mr. pallone is recognized as the designee of the minority leader. . . mr. pallone: i'm here to talk about the affordable care act. some calm it the health care reform. this friday will be the second anniversary of the stt pat's signing of affordable care act or health care reform. and i'd like to talk how -- talk a little bit about how it's helping so many people, with patient protections and added benefits, whether we're -- whether you're talking about seniors or young people or women or just the general public. the main thing that is haraleded, if you will, by the affordable care act, is the opportunity over the next few years to expand health insurance to so many americans who do not have health insurance now. we estimate the varyiansy between 40, maybe 45 million americans that simply

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mr. danny davis of illinois for today and thursday, march 8, ms. moore of wisconsin for today and march 6 , and mr. reyes of texas for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 5, 2011, the gentleman from iowa, mr. king, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the majority leader. mr. king: thank you, mr. speaker. it's my privilege and honor to address you here on the floor of the united states house of representatives, in this borled's great deliberative body. and taking it from the top, as i listened to the statements that were made tonight in the one-minutes, i think of the gentlelady from texas and her statement about syria. i'm not here, mr. speaker, to defend president assad and syria. in fact, i think he needs to go. and i believe that all people of the world have a right to self-determination and they should not live under tyranny or despotism. i think back when some of us objected that the former speaker of the house, mr. speaker, and that was nancy p

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i would say effectively the davis case has been overruled by subsequent decisions of this court. >> mr. long, why don't we simply follow the statutory language. i don't know you argue the davis case has been overtaken by other cases. but the language of the anti-injunction act is no suit shall be maintained. it's remarkably similar to the language in -- that was at issue -- no civil action for infringement shall be instituted. that formulation no suit may be maintained contrasts with the tax injunction act. it says a district court says it will shall not enjoin. that act is the same pattern that says course of united states may not stay a proceeding in state court. so both of those formulas the tia and the no injunction against at stake for are directed to court. the anti-injunction act like the sta constitute says no suit shall be maintained. that is argued that that is suitor directed in contrast to court directed. >> right. this court has said several times that the tax injunction act was based on the anti-injunction act. you're quite right, the language is different. but we submit

mr. long's analysis that davis occurred in -- during a time in -- which under the standard nut case, the court had interpreted the anti-injunction act as doing no more than codifying the traditional equitable principles which allowed courts discretion to conclude that in certain circumstances, a case could go forward. williams packing repudiated that analysis, and bob jones v. simon again repudiated that analysis and said, no, we're no longer abiding by that. it is true that the davis case has not formally been overruled, but we do think it's fundamentally inconsistent with the court's understanding now of - >> davis was the case where a shareholder sues the corporation. >> yes. >> and the remedy is that the corporation shouldn't pay the money to the tax authority. now, it's a little technical, but that isn't actually an injunction against the tax authority collecting. he's not -- they're not restraining the collection of tax. they're saying to the taxpayer, don't pay it. >> yes. and - >> i don't know how far that gets you. >> well, in fairness, justice breyer, the united states did inte

so are you asking us to overrule the davis case? mr. long: well, helvering v. davis was decided during a period when this court interpreted the anti-injunction act as simply codifying the pre-statutory equitable principles that usually but not always prohibited a court from enjoining the assessment or collection of taxes. so that understanding, which is what was the basis for the helvering v. davis decision, was rejected by the court in williams packing and a series of subsequent cases bob jones. and so i would say effectively, the davis case has been overruled by subsequent decisions of this court. justice ginsburg: mr. long, why don't we simply follow the statutory language? i know that you've argued that the davis case has been overtaken by later cases, but the language of the anti-injunction act is "no suit shall be maintained." it's remarkably similar to the language in that was at issue in reed elsevier: "no civil action for infringement shall be instituted." and that formulation, "no suit may be maintained," contrasts with of the tax injunction act, that

mr. chekhov was styled like davy jones. >> said i'm coming to the show with my mother tonight., that's great. and he she said and my grandmother. i went, whoa. >> cheer up sleepy jean. >> reporter: something about those starry eyes and that moptop simply made them swoon. ♪ daydream believer david wright, abc news, los angeles. >> i love their music. and it is our facebook question of the day. which davy jones song is your favorite? make sure you hop on to wnnfans.com and let us know. what your pick is. >> little bit of monkees trivia, too. apparently, they had a milli vanilli episode back in the early days because they actually didn't play the instruments themselves, other folks did. but still an iconic band, iconic guy, and tv series for sure nonetheless. we'll be back with "morning papers" right after this. me... thinking my only option was the vial and syringe dad used. and me... discovering once-daily levemir flexpen. flexpen is prefilled. doesn't need refrigeration for up to 42 days. no drawing from a vial. dial the exact dose. inject by pushing a button. flexpen is insuli

mr. colbert. >> colbert has been an active volunteer for the campaign of d.c. council candidate davis. in an interview tonight, qaeda's said that the campaign had more than 100 volunteers -- cavis said that the campaign had more than 100 volunteers. >> it cannot be tolerated. it is unfortunate been for both families, my thoughts are in prayers for them at this time. >> he was charged last year with frightening to kidnap or injure a person. >> it was a chaotic scene along the d.c.-prince george's county line during a car blew through an intersection, causing a chain reaction crash including a natural accidents. then police crews got into another accident. >> nine people were injured in this accident. we're told that the police officer who had minor injuries is out of the hospital. but we show you what happened here. you had a metrobus that was coming down southern avenue toward the camera. over to the right on the pennsylvania avenue, that is maryland out that way, there was a car coming towards us that police say fled from them when trying to pull him over about a mile from the road. y

so i would say effectively, the davis case has been overruled by subsequent decisions of this court. >> mr. long, why don't we simply follow the statutory language. i know that the davis case has been overtaken by later cases but the language of the anti-injunction act no suit shall be maintained. it's remarkly similar to the language that was at issue earlier. those civil actions shall be instituted and no suit may be maintained contrast with the tax injunction act. it said the court shall not enjoin. that tax injunction act is the same pattern as 2283 which says courts of the united states may not stay a preceeding in state court. so both of those formulas the t.i.a. and the no injunction against the state court are directed to court the anti-injunction act like the statute at issue in read alsevere saying no suit shall be maintained. and it has been argued that it was scissor directed in terms of court directed. >> right. well, this court has said several times that the tax injunction act was based on the anti-injunction act. you're quite right the language is div. but we submit that th

how does congressman davis put into words his unbridled enthusiasm for mr. romney? >> he may not be mr. personality. he gives the fire-side chat and the fire goes out. >> with friend like those -- this week mr. romney got the endorcement of marco rub beau. rubio. how does he express his enthusiasm for mr. romney? he told a conservative media outlet, there's a lot of other people throughout that some of us wish had run for president, but they didn't. so, i guess vote for mitt. yesterday mitt romney received the endorsement of george h.w. bush. how did barbara bush express her enthusiasm. >> i think the worst campaign i've ever seen in my life. >> for those of you keeping track of the bush's this year, mitt romney has the endorsement of george h.w. bush, barbara bush and jeb bush. all of that raises the question of the other notable bush son. >> george w. bush has been here and have you sought his endorsement? >> i haven't met with him. we speak from time to time. >> we got to get out of here. >> now you see why. >> you speak all the time. >> has he endorsed you yet?

and so i would say effectively, the davis case has been overruled by subsequent decisions of this court. >> mr. long, why don't we simply follow the statutory language? i know that you've argued that the davis case has been overtaken by later cases, but the language of the anti- injunction act is "no suit shall be maintained." it's remarkably similar to the language in -- that was at issue in reed elsevier. "no civil action for infringement shall be instituted." and that formulation, "no suit may be maintained," contrasts with of the tax injunction act, that says the district court shall not enjoin. that tax injunction act is the same pattern as 2283, which says "courts of the united states may not stay a proceeding in state court." so both of those formulas, the tia and the no injunction against proceedings in state court, are directed to "court." the anti-injunction act, like the statute at issue in reed elsevier, says "no suit shall be maintained," and it has been argued that that is suitor- directed in contrast to court- directed. >> right. well, i mean, this court has said several times t

was a good one, pleasant valley sunday, sad news, lead singer, davy jones, 66 years old died after neashgt florida. for bringing people joy, mrwas a patriot. that is it for us tonight. please check out our factor website, we would like to spout about the factor anywhere in the world. o'reilly fox news. >> do not be a buffoon when writing to a factor. buffoon but it's a good word. my eight-year-old. don't be a baboon. thanks for watching us tonight. i am bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops right here because we are definitely looking out for you. >> good thursday morning, everyone. it's march 1st. i'm gretchen carlson. thanks so much for sharing part your day with us. from tennessee to illinois, deadly tornadoes tearing up the midwest. 12 people have been killed and hundreds of homes crushed. latest on a devastating storm system coming up on our show. >> meanwhile, president obama's apology for the burning of qurans a success? >> it calmed things down. we're not out of the woods yet. >> but this morning, more troops are dead. will he stand by his word? >> and bill clinton saying drill, baby, drill. the former preside