mrs. mccarthy: absolutely, please. mr. pascrell: madam speaker, i would like you to take back to your side and i'll take back to my side, i know this has been a great leverage issue for the republican party. it's been a third rail for the democratic party. we were told basically with so many words, stay away from it. look, let's lay is on the table. lay our cards on the table. i think that this is something we can agree to, come together on on common ground and be a little bit more reasonable about our approach. and i thank you, congresswoman mccarthy, for leading the way as usual and you know i'll always put in support of what i think is very important legislation for our -- the sanity of our country. mrs. mccarthy: i thank you again and i just want to remind the american people that might be listening tonight, i need your help. i can do this battle here. it's so easy to email your it's so easy to email your member of congress or your

mrs. mccarthy: with that i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentlewoman from illinois is recognized. mrs. biggert: if i might inquire how much time is remaining on both sides? the chair: the gentlewoman from illinois has 19 1/2 minutes. the gentleman from massachusetts has 23 minutes. mrs. biggert: with that i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. frank: i yield to the gentleman from delaware, two minutes. the chair: the gentleman from delaware. is recognized for two minutes. mr. cicilline: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to owe -- mr. carney: we ought to focus on how we can move together, democrats and republicans, to address foreclosure crisis and keep families in their homes. since the housing bubble burst over nine million americans have gone into foreclosure. my little state of delaware, annual foreclosure filings nearly tripled over the past few years. . and we

mr. mccarthy, for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized for five minutes. mr. mccarthy: i thank the distinguished chairman. as i listen to the debate, people want to know if anybody was asked. you realize there are four times as many children who want a scholarship than there's one needed for. those are the people we should ask. those are the people that have been asked. those are the people that have asked to be able to have a new life, a new direction and a hope that we all dream about in america. i will tell you this morning, like almost every morning when i'm in washington, d.c., we got that time we call home. as a husband and a parent, i call my wife and first thing we talk about is our children. we talk about our children about how they're feeling, how they're doing but more importantly how is their education, where they are going. the same question that every single parent as a member of this body asks. every member of this body that the parent doesn't care about w

mr. mccarthy, the gentleman from texas, mr. hensarling, the gentleman from california, mr. dreier, the gentlewoman from florida, ms. ros-lehtinen, the gentleman from california, mr. mckeon, the gentleman from michigan, mr. camp, the gentleman from texas, mr. brady, the gentleman from illinois, mr. manzullo, the gentlewoman from california, ms. pelosi, the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn, the gentleman from connecticut, mr. larson, the gentleman from california, mr. becerra, the gentleman from california, mr. berman, and the gentleman from american samoa, mr. faleomavaega. the gentlewoman from new york, mrs. lowey, and the gentleman from new york, mr. crowley. >> appoints the following senators as members of the committee on the part of the senate to escort the honorable julia gillard, prime minister of australiaa into the house chamber. the senator from nevada, mr. reid, the senator from illinois, mr. durbin, the senator from massachusetts, mr. kerry, the senator from california, mrs. boxer, the senator from kentucky, mr. m

mrs. mccarthy: madam speaker, i move the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the ayes have it. the motion is adopted. accordingly, the house stands adjourned until 10 up a bill to extend surface transportation programs until december 30. also, thou 1099 requirement in the health care bill for small businesses. >> hillary clinton said today that the obama administration could seek the prosecution of libyan leader gaddafi for the lockerbie bombing. this alleges that the colonel was behind the terrorist attack. secretary clinton's testimony is next on c-span. after that, chairman of bernanke testifies on the economy. then governor scott walker. >> you are watching c-span, bringing you politics and public affairs. every morning in this " washington journal," connecting you with politicians and journalists. we cannot, supreme court oral arguments. on the weekends, you can see our signature programs. you can also watch our programming at c-span.org, and it i

to see mr obama really expect that. the of the mccarthy camp liberty for liberty for the people you look for money first you got your money first. the little people kill every day and every night everywhere he while in the cities arches them all the lies in their best resources to boost morale this song has become a non-official human of his rebellious you know card was very. yes because. that's what. preying upon his people is just one of many themes doesn't local caricaturist have adopted for their visual a fanciful intro to exhibit like this one and now on display in almost every rebel controlled c.g.i. believe bin laden has unexpectedly unleashed unprecedented creativity in his people . as you have their own you'll signs of people leaving the partially because some i really finding themselves in a catch twenty two situation living now may be seen as betraying the opposition thing for too long may lead to persecution later on it's very hard to say what the balance of forces is how many people are for me how many are against him and inde

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mr. brady was brought in the resuscitation area right next to reagan. tim mccarthye secret service person was not as seriously injured. he was nut a regular room and we had a team set on him also. >> woodruff: and then jim brady, much more serious. >> he was taken care of by the neurosurgical team. >> woodruff: and has recovered today but it was a long process and a grievous brain injury. del wilber, the efforts by the senior aides to president reagan to keep from alarming the public and to try to present an orderly sense who have is in charge, it told us something about the way that team operated, didn't it? >> it did. reagan's three top advisors were rushed to the hospital, one was already there. the rest stayed in the white house, including alexander hague, the secretary of state. we all know he got on the podium and said "i'm in control" and mangled presidential succession. and what it showed was that dick allen, the national security advisor, let me listen to four and a half hours of never before heard audiotapeless made in the situation room that day, the most

mccarthy, would you like to claim your time? then we'll go to mr. palotso. >> thank you for allowing me to participate in this morning's very important hearing. thank you chair. i ask consent that any full statement be included in the record. >> without objection. >> i represent mississippi's 4th congressional district, the only district representing the mississippi golf gulf coast. we applaud the continued leadership to the agency. the national flood insurance program is critically important to south mississippi and in area exposed to flood risk. as floods are among the most costly disasters in the united states, i urge the committee to closely consider reforms offered by administrator fugate and pass a long term authorization. madam chairwoman, in the absence of fugate, i would like to submit questions for the word for him. >> without objection. all members will -- request for questions will be put in the record. >> thank you. i would had be remiss that the high cost of wind insurance is a major factor preventing coastal resident from building hom

thank you. >> miss mccarthy, would you like to claim your time? then we'll go to mr. palasso from mississippi. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. good morning. i appreciate the courtesy provided by the house financial services committee to allow me to participate in this morning's very important hearing. thank you, chairwoman biggert. i ask consent that my full statement be included in the record. >> without objection. >> i represent mississippi's fourth congressional district, which is the only district representing the mississippi gulf coast. fema has served as a partner to our state and we applaud administrator fugate's continued leadership to the agency. the national flood insurance program is critically important to south mississippi and any area exposed to flood risk. as floods continue to be among the most costly natural disasters in the united states, i urge the committee to closely consider reforms offered by administrator fugate to the nfip and to pass a long-term reauthorization of nfip. madam chairwoman, with your -- with the absence of

thank you. >> miss mccarthy, would you like to claim your time? then we'll go to mr. palasso from mississippi. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. good morning. i appreciate the courtesy provided by the house financial services committee to allow me to participate in this morning's very important hearing. thank you, chairwoman biggert. i ask consent that my full statement be included in the record. >> without objection. >> i represent mississippi's fourth congressional district, which is the only district representing the mississippi gulf coast. fema has served as a partner to our state and we applaud administrator fugate's continued leadership to the agency. the national flood insurance program is critically important to south mississippi and any area exposed to flood risk. as floods continue to be among the most costly natural disasters in the united states, i urge the committee to closely consider reforms offered by administrator fugate to the nfip and to pass a long-term reauthorization of nfip. madam chairwoman, with your -- with the absence of

mr. brady. >> peter, thank you to leader cantor and whit mccarthy for being here today. for the past two years, the american people have been told the only way for a path forward to economic recovery was more federal spending that drove up federal debt in the white house and washington democrats, unfortunately, continue to cling to this failed economic model, refusing to listen to voices of respected mainstream economists here in the united states. the job gap between their promises and the results is significant and disappointing. after throwing nearly $5 trillion in fiscal and monetary stimulus at the economy, there are actual 2 million fewer jobs today than when the stimulus began. the white house promised the unemployment rate would be down to 6.9% by now, and as for total jobs in america today, the white house fell short of their promises by 7 million american workers. the government spending is the answer crowd had their chance to jump start the economy. they failed. it's time for a proven approach. republicans in congress are determined to remove barriers to new j

mr. brady. >> peter, thank you to leader cantor and whip mccarthy, thank you for being here today. let me give some brief remarks and walk you through this study today. for the past two years, the american people have been told the only way for a path forward to economic recovery was more federal spending that drove up federal debt. the white house and washington democrats, unfortunately, continue to cling to this failed economic model refusing to listen to voices of respected, mainstream economists here in the united states. the job gap between their promises and the results is significant and disappointing. after throwing nearly $5 trillion in fiscal and monetary stimulus at the economy, there are actually two million fewer jobs today than when the stimulus began. the white house promised our unemployment rate would be down to 6.9% by now and as for total jobs in america today, the white house fell short of their promises by seven million american work,. the government spending is the answer crowd had their chance to jump-start the economy. they failed. it's time for a proven app

kevin mccarthy was recorded to have gotten into a tense exgauge with mr. pence, one of the lead defectors. republican mike simpson acknowledged it was -- quote -- "unexpected" to have so many defections yesterday. steve la tourette of ohio said passing the three-week stopgap was -- quote -- "exactly what people expect us to do; find cuts and continue to talk." and michael grimm from my home state of new york said the tea party lawmakers were -- quote -- "a big mistake." this shows there are enough commonsense conservatives in the house to go along with reasonable democrats that speaker boehner can find a way around the tea party. in order to avoid a dead end on these budget talks, he should abandon the tea party and work to find a bipartisan consensus. it's the only way out of this bind. thank you, mr. president. and i yield the floor. mrs. hutchison: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mrs. hutchison: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the pending amendment be set aside and call up amendment number 197. the presiding off

mccarthy also shot is in good condition. direct of columbia police officer thomas delahanty is in serious but stable condition. now the famous piece of videotape. watch it and listen to it. >> mrn! [ gunshots ] >> back up, back up! >> get him out! get him out! get him out! now! >> all right. stay back. get back. get the ambulance! >> all right, stay back! get the ambulance! >> i got one hand. >> get down! >> my husband! my husband! >> get in the car. >> everybody out of the way. >> with us now here in our washington studios is chuck vance, a veteran of 14 years with the secret service who was assigned to the detail that guarded president ford and who is now a partner in a private company specializing in a personal security issue. chuck, i know you wanted me to make the point that you are not here as a spokesman for the secret service but it is, obviously clear that spokesmen for the secret service don't appear on television. and you are a man who has spent many years with the service. we would like to take a look with you of that same piece of videotape that we saw just a moment ago. this time we're going to look at it in slow motion. i would appreciate, chuck, if you would gi

mccarthy met his downfall. he met his downfall when they said "had you know sense of decency -- have you no sense of decency?" the aclu is hopeful that the american public and that mr. king in self will realize that focusing on the entire american muslim community to reduce terrorism is bad law enforcement and based on erroneous facts and flawed policies and theories. there is a basic distinction between belief systems and violent or criminal actions. political moderates are required to full protection. they said that extremism is no vice. they have radical extreme beliefs. we can all hold such a release of out this. -- we can hold those beliefs without resorting to acts of violence. these are pretty good subjects. the belief systems are not. they have a missed opportunity to find the similarities among all of those that commit acts of violence. there is more in common with a tax protester that flew a plane into the irs builds and -- iris building. to focus is investigation solely on the american muslim community to based on a discredited police department report, there is a flawed. radicalization. he wants to gain cooperation and misses a chance to come up with a

mrs. mccarthy: with that i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from massachusetts reserves. the gentlewoman from illinois is recognized. mrs. biggert: if i might inquire how much time is remaining on both sides? the chair: the gentlewoman from illinois has 19 1/2 minutes. the gentleman from massachusetts has 23 minutes. mrs. biggert: with that i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. frank: i yield to the gentleman from delaware, two minutes. the chair: the gentleman from delaware. is recognized for two minutes. mr. cicilline: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to owe -- mr. carney: we ought to focus on how we can move together, democrats and republicans, to address foreclosure crisis and keep families in theiromes. since the housing bubble burst over nine million amerans have gone into foreclosure. my little state of delaware, annual foreclosure filings nearly tripled over the past few years. . and we are