napolitano -- >>judge napolitano: prior congresses made this congress spend money we don't have and theyto dig the hole deeper an argument that some are making. but no one can say that the president can loan money on his own when for 100 years that has never happened and when the constitution itself says only the congress can borrow and only the congress can spend. >>shepard: so the president and the lawyers are probably acting right. we will see if they can work it out. it feel like we are closer today. >>judge napolitano: i think we are, whether you happy with the resolution is another story but it will be over by monday. >>shepard: at least we do not need to default. we will watch for the judge and "freedom watch," at 8:00 eastern, which is 7:00 in the grove and surrounding areas. don't get the fox business network? demand that thing. a judge not united kingdom ordered an in inquiry into "news of the world," from news corps, after allegations that employees at the paper hacked into the voice mail of people they covered, including the voice mail of a teenage murder victim. we are told

>>judge napolitano: timing is perfect for pressure. last thing the heads wanted is for the rating agency to downgrade the government debt between now and august 2nd and as we talked in the break, it should be downgraded. because the government--. >>neil: this is not republican or democrat, we no more deserve a aaa rating than i do a national fitness award. so get real. and that's reality. we have not deserved this for years. >>judge napolitano: congress is putting its fingers own shoulders and saying you are not really going to drop the aaa rating, are you? the first amendment lets them say anything they want about america's debt and the morance they are the better off we will all be congress cannot take its medicine. >>neil: thank you, judge. that is what makes you a star on fox business network which if you do not get, demand it. if you don't get it you will cry. do not think there is tax hike to this debt deal, my next guest those they are already law. hoso really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: do people use smartphone

napolitano will be joined by the governor and the city's mayor for the aerial tour of the region. >>> in washington, d.c., opening statements are scheduled to begin in the trial of former pitching star roger clemens, who's accused of lying to congress about using performance-enhancing drugs. the perjury trial's expected to last between four and six weeks. >>> and happy birthday to actor harrison ford who turns 69. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. "hardball's" chris matthews weighs in on the political standoff over the debt ceiling. and matt, ann, and al pay tribute to sherwood schwartz by remembering their favorite moments from his classic shows, "the brady bunch" and "gilligan's island." >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of

. >> argumentando que la legislacion seria mejor, se envio a jannet napolitano, john cornete el republicanote proyecto no hace nada es un parche, quizás un incentivo a la futura inmigración. >> se prohíbe la venta de videojuges violentos a jóvenes menores de 18 años. la industria de los videjugeso celebró el fallo, indicando que la libre expresión aplica a los juegos de video como a los libros y mjsica, pero esta sicóloga dice que esto tiene efectos nosivos. >> esta violencia, este tipo de juego es peligroso my como madre lo se, lo he visto en efecto en los niños y también como sicóloga, sabemos que es peligroso, la decisión es mala para la sociedad. >> de regreso a nuestra zona, se lanzo un operativo para reducir a los conductores ebrios del 4 de julio, se recuerda designar a un conductor antes de salir de casa, varios retenes serán ubicados. >> las personas serán arrestadas, multas muy altas, los pagos te aseguro serán más hgrande y tendrán la marca por más de 10 años. >> se pide que reporen a los conductores borrachos llamando al 911. >> olas de calor de latas temperaturas tienen peligro

i'll have the homeland security secretary janet napolitano. with time running out, will there be any winners in america defaults? >>> i'm wolf blitzer. stories we're working on in the next hour. pakistan's former president pervez musharraf speaking out to "the situation room" about why osama bin laden was able to hide out in his country for five years. could is there be an opening for republicans in the debt stalemate after new signals from one of the leading activists about the bush-era tax cuts? >>> and san gentleman gupta meets up with a mini darth va r vader. it's a cnn exclusive. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." ten years since the -- as we get closer, there's a lot for the department of homeland security to worry about, including its brand-new alert about possible threats to utility plants across the country. joining us now, the secretary of homeland security, janet napolitano, madam secretary, thank you for coming in. >> oh, thank you. >>> there are fresh concerns that terrorists or terrorism sympathizers may have infil

. >> napolitano dice que los hechos demuestran que la violencia en la frontera se ha mantenido e incluso de las ciudades fronterizas mÁs seguras en todo el paÍs, pero dicen que este muro no es lo Único quee requiere para combatir el narcotrÁfico. >> el presidente barack obama y lÍderes del congreso se reunieron para hablar de miles de millones de dÓlares relacionados con la deuda externa, el dÉficit fiscal y el presupuesto. ponerlos de acuerdo no es nada sencillo. hasta dÓnde avanzar para evitar que muy pronto el gobierno se quede sin fondos. >> enel presidente calificÓ de muy constructiva la reuniÓn al reanudar o urgentes negociaciones que aumentarÍan el lÍmite de la deuda nacional y recortarÍan los gastos del gobierno. >> dijo que los partidos aÚn estÁn separados en una serie de temas, pero agregÓ que estÁn de acuerdo en que se tiene que resolver esto antes del dos de agosto. es cuando estados unidos entrarÍa por primera vez en mora al exceder el lÍmite de su deuda de mÁs de 14 millones de millones de dÓlares provocando una crisis global. por poner sobre la mesa a otros del seguro soci

to judge napolitano, you sit on the bench, what are the options? >> a sentencing for a crime of this nature, bill, and heather, which is actually a misdemeanor because the maximum penalty is one year or less, is rather a mechanical function. the judge actually has a chart who was harmed by this, how egregious was the lie, was the lie thought out, plotted and planned. on the other hand, how much time has she served, has she suffered enough. so sentencing somebody for a crime of this nature is something judges do every day. question, can he take into account the fact that she probably had something to do with the death of her baby, but there wasn't enough evidence to convict her, answer, no. question, can he make this sentence heavier because he thinks she should have been convicted, answer, no. question, does he just sentence her for this crime as if it had not been involved with the death of the child, answer, yes, because she's been acquitted of having anything to do with the death of her child. i think he will probably sentence her to time served

lÍnea con las prioridades que he establecido en casa plan carcahas he tenido discusiones con janet napolitanoera y atacar estos empleadores que explotan a los empleadores si nosotros logramos enfocar estas prioridades yo pienso que yo estarÍa cumpliendo con mis o mri gagsz y evitarÍa este tipo de historia dolorosas, pero yo pienso que hemos hecho gran progreso y de forma administrativa lo haremos poco a poco siempre y cuando logremos hacer un cambio al final en la ley. . >>> seÑor presidente sabe esto mejor que nadie a veces lo que usted ve y otros perciben puede ser diferente, cuando su gobierno dice que el 52% de las personas deportadas son criminales gran contraste con gobiernos anteriores lo que vemos que 45% de deportados no lo son, los trabajadores en una panaderÍa arkansas una mujer que me dijo que su esposo fue deportado y la familia destruÍda. . >>> sÍ, es cierto, pero lo que pienso que es importante reconocer que yo me sentirÍa tan preocupado por la inmigraciÓn si no pensara que esto afecta a las personas, y lo sÉ, en algunos casos. he sido cercano a este tipo de personas, en mis co

federal. 19:21 obteniendo el compromiso de que van a mandar cartas, van a pasar resoluciones a jade napolitano, al presidente obama que pare estas auditorias que haya de veras una reforma migratoria que sea justa 19::33 bill harrison/concejal de fremont 28:55 anyone losing a job este concejal de fremont dijo que enviara una carta en contra de estas auditorias, pues en estos momentos cualquier persona perdiendo un trabajo es un desangre para la economia...la fe es lo que les queda a estas trabajadoras pues es mucho lo que esta en juego. 22:37 la compania nos viene dando aseguranza que ya muchas companias no brindan un salario que no podemos ya ganarlo en otro lugar 22:44 ana castano/madre de tres hijos 12:48 ademas tambien estoy pagando mi casa , pase casi por perderla, la recuperamos gracias a este trabajo 12:56 20:18 la comunidad latina y la comunidad hispana tienen la obligacion de reconocer lo que esta pasando y hacer que obama cumpla las promesas que hizo de una reforma migratoria justa 20 pilar nino telemundo. take sot - animated open cu --buenas noches les saluda blanca garza, gracias po

napolitano said cyber criminals are getting more sophisticated and show's crawling on nations to come up with an international framework to deal with the problem. >>> a fake photo is causing controversy in china. it shows chinese bureaucrats appearing to float over the road. if you look at the feet you'll notice the effect. it was meant to show a road construction project. now the men in the photo are apologizing. they're blaming the mishap on the photographer. they said none of the original photos gave justice to the scene. >>> in france the man who confessed to stealing ballots is facing a sentence. he stole the ballots on clx day last november while working at this polling place set up inside of a grafnlgt he later accepted a plea deal but he delayed his sentencing yesterday. he asked to be sentenced by the same judge although took his plea deal. the man says he believes the other judge assigned to his case is intimidating him. sentencing is now set for july 11th. >>> an adult softball league is scrambling to reschedule their game after a copper theft. police arrested two men yeste

judge napolitano, andrea tantaros.d then he's on the business network 8:00, wherezonñ he hosts freedom watch with the judge. if you don't get the fox business network. [ demand it ] >> shepard: ray group of teens learning survival skills in the wild have a devastating encounter with a grizzly bear. >> a lot of questions about the man who has confessed to friday's bloody rampage in norway. we'll talk to an expert on homegrown terrorism who is intimately involved with the case against the unabomber here in the united states. there are many ties and lots to explain, that's coming up. but last year my daughter was checking up on me. i wasn't eating well. she's a dietitian. and she suggested i try boost complete nutritional drink to help get the nutrition i was missing. now i drink it everyday, and i love the great new taste. [ female announcer ] boost has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to help keep bones strong and 10 grams of protein help maintain muscle. and boost has the taste that's

. >>> y sin embargo napolitano dice que el número de indocumentados cruzando lado frontera sigue bajandomentaed para el aumento y lo que hace falto entonces es prevención. >>> para misión soldados indican, zona de guerra y no es esto, este es un trabajo que hace el gobierno federal para combatir la droga. >>> críticos de esta estrategia dicen que esto no se debería quedar aquí en la ciudad porque dicen que mucha de las droga aunque pasa por aquí se consume en el resto del país. regreso al estudio. >>> gracias jannet. >>> aumenta el escándalo en torno a otro programa federal, el rápido fu roigs parioso y pa capturar a cabecillas. >>> lo que causó muertes incluso de estadounidense y podría cobrar puestos de administración en estados unidos. >>> lo que podría ser un duro golpe a la administración barack obama el cono agresión investiga si funcionarios del departamento de justicia tratan de silenciar a todos los involucrados en el fallido operativo rápido y furioso. >>> los investigadores que tenemos tenemos deben dar esta información, por qué no quieren dar la informo. >>> piensas a un porq

. >> it makes a difference judge napolitano said bad evidence is introduced and give rise to appealablees and gives bad omens for the future. >> as i understand the supreme court decision. it is not necessarily it is excluded, but goes to the weight of the evidence and not the admissinty. you think that the judge made a reversible error in allowing it. >> absolutely. it goes to the weight, but once the jurors hear that. when you have a case that is largely circumstantial. i think it was a big mistake for the judge. we were not trying to prove caylee was dead. we knew she was dead. she was in the trunk, she was in the trunk. >> there is no one brighter on it. it is not pure review. colleagues haven't reviewed it. doctor, bright guy and phd. but he is a research scientist and not a forensic scientist. this was never testified before in a homicide trial. saying we'll execute the young woman for the death of the child based on untested nonpeer review testimony not seen in florida before, and say because of smell avision. i know the smell of death and at the same time prosecution seeking to

let's go to judge andrew napolitano from the newsroom. your reaction to this very quick decision as we wait? >> well, some of us have been arguing all along, the judge in this case is another prosecutor in the courtroom and has established an atmosphere in that courtroom in which it would be fair to conclude that casey is probably guilty. and as even arthur pointed out a few moments ago, the judge permitted the first two weeks of this trial to be evidence generated by the government which was intended only to induce hatred by the jury of casey. who would want to be tried by a jury in which the jury -- martha: judge, hold on one second. this is a live shot, casey anthony entering the courtroom. everybody's there now, basically. and we are ready to hear this verdict. we were told it was going to be 2:15. is it hard to imagine, judge, that they're going to have everyone sit there for 12 more minutes as they wait for this? >> i would think he'd probably come out now, and i will tell you from having been there, the judge's heart is pounding ju

when we had the epidemic when the first into office, secretary napolitano and secretary civilians were on the phone with governors daily if they wanted it and inviting all governors said that whatever message went out was the same from the national level to the state level. just recently, secretary civilians work with us on the chronically ill population we have been trying to serve for a decade. we have not been able to get help and she delivered. how'd we ready states for natural disasters or a terrorist event? secretary impala, was a former governor and has stepped up and said she understands we're making real progress. secretary vilsack is a former governor as working with us and how we really get our agriculture up and booming again. he understands. you don't have to have a governor as president of united states but you do need to have a president who understands that rubber meets the road with the governors and the states and reaches out and listens and responds that works well together. that is what we want and that is what this president has done for us. host: governor gregoire

i know, i get it, judge napolitano says it's the law. it's the law. of something more than lying to a cop. more than saying, i was -- i wasn't speeding, officer, i know you had me going 65. >> but i agree with the fella who says, ok, you might not agree with it but they did their job. now, leave them alone. >> it was a tough job. >> yeah, no kidding. >> meanwhile, speaking of a tough job, there's still no deal on the debt ceiling so president obama and congressional leaders will be working through the weekend. >> peter doocy live in d.c. with the details. peter? >> molly, optimism seems to be the feeling that republicans got from speaker of the house john boehner yesterday. speaker dromd by the conservative senate steering committee after his meeting with the president at the white house and g.o.p. senator bob corker from tennessee was there and he said this about a debt deal. "i think the world and all of us will know something very shortly. they'll either have a grand bargain or they won't." now, after sitting down with leaders from both parties in

secretary janet napolitano caved and downsized the entire domestic terrorism unit until there was just one guy left of him just one guy overseen all of the domestic terror threats in the country meanwhile everyone else at the h.s. is looking into islamic terror threats which doesn't seem to make much sense according to the f.b.i. has own data about terrorism in the united states it would have this chart it breaks down the f.b.i.'s numbers on what groups have carried out terror attacks in the us between one thousand nine hundred and two thousand and five including nine eleven turns out muslims are responsible for only six percent of all turf attacks the rest is primarily homegrown domestic terror mostly committed by christians so it doesn't t.h.s. have a backwards should there be more people at the department looking into threats beyond islamic terror for example threats from right wing christian fanatics like anders breivik who brought unspeakable violence to norway last week here offer his take on this is brian fisher director of issue analysis of the conservative american family asso

white western terrorists leave the timing of this event couldn't be better for the excess janet napolitano if it validates government propaganda but at the same time defies the stereotype of what a terrorist is for the western world i thought we should never let any definition of terrorist be used as an excuse to grow government if the story as it's being told turns out validated the attacker. norwegian nationalists and self-proclaimed cultural conservative acted alone that we claims that there are other cells of his brand out there preparing more attacks even further and say that anyone and everyone could be a terrorist in the modern western world this event could set a dangerous precedent for allowing the police state to expand farther and europe and at home we must guard against the kind of mentality that the scariest it will inevitably see from promote in the wake of this fact one of hostility suspicion and paranoia towards our neighbors if we allow them to succeed in promoting this kind of fear if we allow them to finally and fully turn citizen against citizen that's the only way libe

joining me now is fox news legal analyst, judge andrew napolitano.good of you to stick around on a friday for me. >> good to be with you. gretchen: this is a difficult thing, because you see it from both sides. >> i do. the defense argument is this, he's innocent until proven guilty. innocent people have a right to the determine what medication they will receive. he's not in jail because he's being punished, he's in jail because the government is concerned he might not show up on his own at the time of trial. and when the supreme court has authorized officials forcibly to medicate prisoners, it's after they've been proven guilty of a crime. but the government's argument is we know if he takes these medications, he will return to a period where he's lucid enough to go on trial. gretchen: right, because -- >> and if he hides from these medications, he could prevent a trial for the rest of his life. those are the two arguments the court has to reconcile. gretchen: so currently they're not having the trial because the judge in the case ruled he wasn't co

which is his right -- >> the only authority the president does have, i consulted with judge andrew napolitanoonly thing the president can do is pay the bondholders. after he lists for who he wants second, third, fourth, he doesn't have the authority to do that. only the bond hold. >> yes, he does have the authority to do that. >> bob, you think we have problems, listen to this. we should take a page out of the book of apple, right, greg? they have their act together. unbelievable story. >> perfect example of successes of private versus the failures of public. they have more operating cash the government. the government that is 73.8 billion. apple has 76.2 billion in actual cash and marketable securities. here's the reason why. apple is the complete opposite of government for three reasons. one, it encourages independence through specification over dependence. two, it encourages innovation and risk over safety nets. and three, it makes something that works. >> how can we allow our government to fail and make one epic bad choice after another? >> if apple were a country, i would move there. >>

the great andrew napolitano. >> aren't you kind?riend. >> coming up on the show, a web site publishing a picture it claims is the c.i.a. agent who spearheaded the bin laden raid. is this a very dangerous move? a former agent here to explain the consequences of that. then mick jagger about to show you a side of him you've never seen before. and may have people in washington a little steamed. on our car insurance. great! at progressive, you can compartes side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! [ disco playing ] and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! yeah, that'll certainly stick with me. we'll ta it. go, big money! i mean, go. it's your break, honey. same coverage, more savings. now, that's progressive. call or click today. >> c.i.a. agents do their jobs without the expectation of big paychecks, fame or recognition. they don't want the spotlight. so it's not exactly helpful when your job is all about top secret observations but the web site called "gawker" now trying to expose on

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i've also just taped an interview with janet napolitano.pth on the whole issue of getting ready for the tenth anniversary of 9/11. i'm pretty woifrd about what al qaeda might want to do as far as retaliation, but i press her on what kind of capabilities the al qaeda network, some of the splitter groups might have, home-grown terrorism. i think our viewers will want to see it as well. >>> jon huntsman, the former utah governor, now running for president. there's been a make shake-up in his campaign. his campaign manager is no longer his campaign manager. someone else has come in. susy wiles is gone, matt david is in. susie has served well and was vital in getting it off the ground in such a short time frame now the campaign is moving into phase 2, more aggressive from a tactical standpoint, and matt is prepared to take that on. another little reshuffle there in that campaign. it comes with the territory. we're watching all of this obviously very closely. don, back to you. >> wolf, thank you very much. >>> the next update in about 30 minutes.

. >> napolitano says cyber security is a weakness. >> almost by the time we talk about a particular virusr malware, it's already anachronistic, out of date. >> they point to the communication problems that have not been resolved for the first-responders in washington, catherine herridge, fox news. >> bret: u.s. officials plan to transfer high value terrorist to iraqi authorities in a matter of days. ali musadaqtuk was a commanderrer who iran used to train those attacking american forces in kabbalah in 2007. the attack there is said to be one of the boldest and most sophisticated of the war and resulted in five american deaths. american taxpayer dollars are vanishing in afghanistan. likely in the hands of those trying to kill our troops. that is according to a new audit. the u.s. agencies limited oversight on the cash that enters the afghan economy, leaving it open to fraud, or diversion to the insurgency. late this afternoon, the senate unanimously passed a bill to extend the term of f.b.i. director robert mueller by two years. number of republicans originally voiced concerns, but by this

judge andrew napolitano, fox news judicial analyst and host of fb inform's freedom watch, take us through good morning to you. >> good morning, bill. bill: a former judge yourself, relying on your expertise for this. in a florida law, four counts could equal four years total. >> right. bill: she's been in jail almost three years already. does she leave tomorrow as a free woman? >> i think she probably does. the standard of time served versus time sentenced is between 75 and 85 percent, so she's already -- if she were to be sentenced to the maximum, which would be four consecutive years, she has already served nearly 75 percent of that. but the rule of thumb, when a series of lies is told, is to come packet that as if it were one lie, so the rule of thumb would be one year here, even if a judge wanted to give her the four, i think he'll probably sentence her to time served, and literally, let her walk out of the courtroom. bill: by 10bg a.m. tomorrow, she could be processed and be a free woman. >> and be a free woman, yes. where she goes, what she does with her life, whether she becomes so

napolitano: i thank mr. dicks and the ranking member for working with me on this critical issue and look forward to working soon enough on this. i wreeled back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from arizona rise? >> i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will report the amendment. the chair: -- the clerk: amendment offered by mr. gosar of arizona. insert the follow, none of the funds may be expend for assistance to the following entities, one the government of iran, two, hamas, three, hezbollah, four, the muslim brotherhood. the chair: the gentleman from arizona is recognized for five mins on his amendment. mr. gosar: thank you, mr. chairmanism rides in support of my amendment. ski for your support of my limiting amendment that would prohibit any military expenditure that would assist any enity that has a policy of helping the -- that has a policy for the destrub of the sate of israel. most prominent, of course is iran. just last month, irania

senator mike lee is reading it is dangerous to the right when the government is wrong by judge andrew napolitano. >> visit booktv.org to see this and other summer reading lists. >> next on booktv republican congressman james rogan 3 counts his role in the impeachment trial of president bill clinton and the affect the verdict had on the executive branch. the author contends by not executing impeachment proceedings against the president a precedent would have been set allowing future presidents to remain above the law. this is about 50 minutes. >> you admire james rogan. you have to read the book rough edges which many of you probably have. we premiered it here when it first came out. it is about his life from welfare to washington. it is fascinating because he has in toward -- in toward a tough life which all of a sudden said this isn't for me and picked himself up and dusted himself off and went on to be very successful in public service. he is a good friend of ours. he first met richard nixon because he has an obsession with presidential and political memorabilia. it is an obsession. i won't le

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the group, the islamic society of north america, at white house function and have met with janet napolitano and, bill that is not just me saying it. do a google search and all of the information is readily available on the web. and... bill: proof they are a threat here? where is that. >> if you look at the... look, the muslim brotherhood's own documents, as i said, name this group as one of their organizations. they are a threat because the muslim brotherhood's motto, bill, is jihad is our way, dying in the path of allah, martyrdom is our highest hope, that doesn't sound democratic or american to me. bill: allen west, who had his own explaining to do, last week will head up the hearing. what do you think the take-away will be? >> hopefully the message is pushed that the muslim brotherhood is not only a threat in egypt, the brotherhood is here in america, and they have a strong presence, right here in america, and, they are working actively in the halls of power, the white house, the media, the educational institutions, to advance an inherently anti-american agenda that has nothing in common

our fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano, co-host of "the five" and anchor of "freedomwork. double your salary! what is up with the judge? how can he do this? >> there are two public policies working against each other here, one is nothe policy of transparency and people have a right to know what the government does and who is acting with the government's power and clearly jurors are part of the judicial system when they make a decision on a crime case and the other public policy is judges like to protect jurors from intimidation and they don't want them to have to worry that their decisions should conform to what the public thinks... bill: based on what we have heard out of orlando, that their lives were in danger and there was physical harm. >> no. no. no. no. no. but this judge, like a full-time judge would think, if i release their names now, and they are the object of public scorn, it will be very difficult for me to get 12 people in the future, to try a highly controversial and public case. so, the judges have a tendency, i, myself, do this, to want to protect the

flynn has served on homeland security advisory council that baez's secretary napolitano of. we served on the resilience task force which published its report and i had occasion to work with him on that report. as we get around this idea of resilience, after the attacks of september 11, everyone knew what it meant to respond. the response has gone on for 10 years, including most recently the successful operation in pakistan. we know that we're covering in the context of rebuilding in new york and recovering in new york. we have moved into discussing prevention in terms of the information sharing that you talked about, an ongoing process. nsa and building up that capacity. prepared and is in terms of individual protective equipment. resilience is a new turf. -- term. i am not sure if it is a continuum as much as a continuing cycle. it is what he is one to talk about today, how we can build, redesign if you will, a free and open society that is better able to recover more quickly both economically, socially, in terms of transportation and everything else that it means to live i

this is something that's secretary napolitano has said.need young people excited about public service like they were in the kennedy years, and especially for security. i am confident this country can put a man on the moon, project apollo. and the country that has developed nuclear weapons in the 1940's still is developable -- capable of developing the next technology to cut some of us from terrorism. it seems there is not the same urgency or involvement to unless these best and brightest minds. i hope is young people will focus on homeland security as a career choice going forward. host: next caller from ohio on the republican line. caller: good morning. the question of is going to ask was about profiling. you covered that a little better earlier. one of the things your guests said is that al qaeda is recruiting new members that do not fit the profile. i was going to rest about profiling. .- i'm going to ask the answer to that question struck me as funny that they are recruiting new members who do not fit the profile. i kind of want to ask

this is something that's secretary napolitano has said. we need young people excited about public service like they were in the kennedy years, and especially for security. i am confident this country can put a man on the moon, project apollo. and the country that has developed nuclear weapons in the 1940's still is developable -- capable of developing the next technology to cut some of us from terrorism. it seems there is not the same urgency or involvement to unless these best and brightest minds. i hope is young people will focus on homeland security as a career choice going forward. host: next caller from ohio on the republican line. caller: good morning. the question of igoing to ask was about profiling. you covered that a little better earlier. one of the things your guests said is that al qaeda is recruiting new members that do not fit the profile. i was going to rest about profiling. .- i'm going to ask the answer to that question struck me as funny that they are recruiting new members who do not fit the profile. i kind of want to a

napolitano for today until 5:00 p.m. and ms. richardson of california for today. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the requests are granted. under the speaker's announced policy of january 5, 2011, the gentlewoman from the virgin islands, mrs. christensen, is recognized for 60 minutes as the designee of the minority leader. mrs. christensen: thank you, mr. speaker. the congressional black caucus is pleased that our democratic leadership has given us the opportunity to once again come to the floor for the first democratic hour this evening. i want to just talk a little bit about some of the people who came and have ited me in my office and my district this morning. i had a have it from aarp leadership and some of their advocates and volunteer this is morning in my st. croix office. they came to bring this petition to the office signed by hundreds of people just on one of my islands. and it says, dear members of congress, seniors and future retirees earned their benefits after a lifetime of hard work and paying into the system yet some members of congress

i believe the previous secateurs brigades and secretary napolitano struck a very good solid agreement and general alexander, our counterpart over at sidebar, is doing a very good job i believe of working with of the department of homeland security to construct how that would work to include making sure we have respect for civil liberties as we do that. so, that is a growth industry to be sure that we need to pay very close attention to. regarding the question on the offensive capability, it's very clear that an element of deterrence, one of the several elements of the insurance is the ability to respond to an attack and to make that attack so costly for an attack that they are unwilling to conduct. and i believe we have to consider the full range of potential responses to an attack not only by the way military responses but the full range of diplomatic using force as a last resort as it were but i would never want to rule anything out in responding to a serious cyberattack of the country offensively and it could be a cyber response or kinetic depending on the nature of the attack and

flynn has served on homeland security advisory council that baez's secretary napolitano of. we served on the resilience task force which published its report and i had occasion to work with him on that report. as we get around this idea of resilience, after the attacks of september 11, everyone knew what it meant to respond. the response has gone on for 10 years, including most recently the successful operation in pakistan. we know that we're covering in the context of rebuilding in new york and recovering in new york. we have moved into discussing prevention in terms of the information sharing that you talked about, an ongoing process. nsa and building up that capacity. prepared and is in terms of individual protective equipment. resilience is a new turf. -- term. i am not sure if it is a continuum as much as a continuing cycle. it is what he is one to talk about today, how we can build, redesign if you will, a free and open society that is better able to recover more quickly both economically, socially, in terms of transportation and everything else that it means to live i

homeland secretary -- homeland security secretary janet napolitano also testified in favor of the dream act and said this law would strengthen our homeland security by allowing immigration agents to focus their time, attention and resources on those who clearly are a danger in the united states and should be exported and deported rather than on these young people who had never posed any threat to anyone. lieutenant colonel mark let stock who taught immigration law at west point military academy testified about important restrictions included in the dream act to prevent abuse. the most compelling testimony came from this young woman, ola keso. ola was brought to the united states by her mother from albania in 1998. when she was 5 years old. last month, she graduated from high school in warren, michigan, with a 4.4 grade point average. she is enrolled in the honors program at the university of michigan as a premed student. ola has so much to contribute to america, but even today she faces deportation back to albania, a country she barely remembers, a country she left when she was 5 years

but this idea we're going to have a mass napolitano interlocking system of maybe 7 billion of high speed rail is not realistic in the short term. but his budget calls for a 62% increase. we asked where the money was coming from. they said it's a tax. what kind of tax not a gas tax. what acts do you propose, mr. secretary, about the budget committee well, we'll talk with congress about that. the congressional budget office, who is required to analyze expenditures against revenues said that's not a proposal of revenue, and they scored that as all expenditure without any revenue, because we're not going to pass a big tax to increase this kind of spending. give me a break. if we do we ought to use some of that money to pay down the debt. not continue to surge spending in this fashion. i would just again like to point out that president bush in his last year in office had the largest deficit, i believe, the country had had at least in modern times, largest he had was 450 billion. that was large and it was roundly criticized. it included a lot of the tarp money that they threw in at the last m

but this idea we're going to have a mass napolitano interlocking system of maybe 7 billion of high speed rail is not realistic in the short term. but his budget calls for a 62% increase. we asked where the money was coming from. they said it's a tax. what kind of tax not a gas tax. what acts do you propose, mr. secretary, about the budget committee well, we'll talk with congress about that. the congressional budget office, who is required to analyze expenditures against revenues said that's not a proposal of revenue, and they scored that as all expenditure without any revenue, because we're not going to pass a big tax to increase this kind of spending. give me a break. if we do we ought to use some of that money to pay down the debt. not continue to surge spending in this fashion. i would just again like to point out that president bush in his last year in office had the largest deficit, i believe, the country had had at least in modern times, largest he had was 450 billion. that was large and it was roundly criticized. it included a lot of the tarp money that they threw in at the last m