spread the word that this is an important thing to decide for yourself but to give them as much nformation as i have to let them know why it's important it's not enough that you have this kidney no that gives you... the story is... my story sorry to interrupt go ahead my story has just evolved in such a way that it it's just gotten better yeah and the support and the information that i keep trying to educate myself the more i'm learning is to learn more about tissue and you know transplants like that let's go back to the mission again because one of the reasons i got particularly interested in this and i've told joe this story and uh my wife told it was okay to say this my wife donated her kidney um and beforehand we were concerned about and confused about all kinds of issues as to what the implications of that would be and you know she wanted to get pregnant could she get... what would be the implications of that and what was the recovery time? and all sorts of issues and we were so wrong about so many things and because we had such terriffic people it was before we even knew about the sh

ladies and gentlemen, i think gerald ford did what he thought was right even all the .nformation he had in this process, he made the single decision that would probably keep him from winning the presidential election in 1976. one story that hits home for me he and one of his closest advisors were sitting in a meeting when ford was granting the pardon. he begged him, can't you at least wait until after the november election? it is going to kill the republicans in the 1974 elections and the damage to you in 1976. he said ford shook his head and said to fight aside to give richard nixon a pardon, it won't have anything to do with politics. were made inions this office over the last five years based upon politics. if i do it, it is because i have decided it is the right thing to do. can you imagine someone saying that today in washington? electionlose the 1976 by a small margin to jimmy carter in with the pardon of richard nixon being a key factor for many voters. one can certainly debate the wisdom and timing of president ford's decision to grant that pardon to his predecessor. but there i

so if they believe you need to claire classified information with -- share classified nformation with uncleared parties they can did that. so we are not requiring some sort of specificity requirement. an executive order or congressional solution. -- or anything like that. penalties e criminal for violation of this statute? material but i. classificati classified information. it your we tkgo back legal agent. you are saying don't use the revised exemption three. 114-r. is narrower than that. >> that is correct. exemptions three cases become irrelevant. >> correct. that based re doing solely on the notwithstanding foia language. is that correct? >> i am saying that. i wouldn't want to go too far. adopted the foia three standard i still think that this which is deatrimental to the security of transportation capacious heaven knows what it means. mr. maclean thought what he was was promotion of transportation security, not detrimental. >> it is very general language if you were writing on a slate you clean would say that general but we are not and all the exemption cases suggest very gener

nformation on the inside i don't remember anybody approaching me on that. way, before all this scandal, if you did something wrong, you got caught. caught, you got punished. youhad to leave congress or were prosecuted and went to jail. quacks do you think the house do you think the house ethics committee has power? what i think they do a good job. i will have a dinner every six weeks or so. there were a time when there were three or four scandals going on. they would think, why did they think they could get away with it? think on no woman as far as i know has been brought up -- woman as far as i know has been brought up on charges. >> in what way is this institution different than the one you walked into in 1997? was a difference. we can have debates and it was not personal. what i have seen, it really is getting personal attacking a member. you never saw that before. a shame.lly i feel bad about that because this is a great institution. we should be honored we are here. i certainly am honored i was able to serve. if you have not only the institution and ce

news, focusing on ebola, focusing on isis, forgetting about how bush attacked iraq and gave wrong .nformation that is my opinion. host: thanks very much for the call. on our facebook page, marjorie has this point. she says "red states voted red, no surprise. whoe -- they were few stayed up late in the midterms. 2016 will have more blue state of play and a presidential election to decide. things will change, for better or worse, remains to be seen. this election was not a message to washington. it was a message to the apathetic voters who decided to sit this one out. shame on them." ,ary on the republican line good morning. morning.ood a couple of things i would like to hit on, first, since president obama just report -- released those guys from guantÁnamo because he is running out of drone targets. the other thing is immigration. we've got an immigration problem. and that is that of funding -- of plannedng , the birthright citizenship, and nafta. that is just what i see. i mean, defunding land yearshood -- i worked 15 with health workers and the first thing they said they wanted was birth con

it became the organization this organism that took in nformation, hard lessons sometimes and adjusted constantly. e created, not just flat, or organism like things were information flowed everywhere and decisions were made much closer because everybody was at the same time. we call ensure consciousness now. it gives you this confidence you know the big picture. you know what needs to be done and nobody can give you the right guidance from the top because things are changing too fast for that to work. >> what's the worst decision you've made? >> well, i've made a bunch of them. i think the places where i most think i failed was in certain relationships. making a relationship with an organization or individual was right it paid off in spades. in other cases it wasn't as functional as it needed to be. for any number of reasons i didn't fix it and i didn't put enough effort in it. the command paid a price. not just me. the command did. and if somebody in another organization irritates her, you don't like them. every once in a while you say, i'll not deal with that person. the price for th