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and oni stating we know mr. hemingway and we are not impressed by his skills. so poor lester is left in washington. as i say, ernest scotched it. ernest wanted him to stay and take care of his wife and kids. he's about 25, so one -- only one wife. and two kids. and he stays here in washington at least until 1944 working at the fcc. all right. so now we're actually going to get to ernest's story. and this is the story that pretty much takes all the air out of the room. i think the story -- i think bumby's story and lester's great are both great. and they had a lot of adventure, more than many of us will experience in a lifetime. but ernest is going to go one better. no what's going to have the most excellent adventure of anybody in the family or social circle. and this is one that to a surprising extent is focused on intelligence operations in one way or another. and this is even though ernest doesn't take his own advice. he's married and has two wives and two kids -- three if you count bumby. but two small kids

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that will happen -- c-span is taping as well as the radio stations so we will be taking questions onis line, via the ipad. any questions, could you state who you are and who you represent and we do have microphones. thank you. [ inaudible ] >> do you think that allows tribes, do you think that kind of opens the door for some of these bills because there is such bipartisan agreement for them to become top priorities for this congress? >> i certainly hope so. i think as you mentioned the partisan gridlock, i think the partisan gridlock is not because of the bills that affect indian people. as we said earlier congress has found common ground on those issues that affect indian country. indian policy i think you see across both aisles, support for those programs. i don't know what the outcome would be in some of these bills getting them passed. certainly we are encouraged by the bipartisan support for all of those bills and we thank you, thank you for that question. >> good morning. my name is levi. i'm with the native news network. yesterday the u.s. census bureau released figures without

oni, office of naval intelligence, agree and there's a saying we know mr.hemingway and we are not impressed by his skills. so poor lester is left in washington. ernest wanted him to stay and take care of his wife and kids. he's about 25. so only one wife and two kids. and he stays here in washington. at least until 1944 working at the scc. so now we're actually going to get to ernest's story. this is the story that takes all the air out of the room. i think the stories -- i think lester's story is a great story. and they both had a lot of adventure in the 1940s, more than any of us will ever experience in a lifetime. but ernest is going to go one better. nobody is going to be ernest. he's going to have the most excellent. and this is one to a surprising extent his focus on intelligence operations in one way or another. and this is even though take hi he's married and has one wife and two kids. two small kids to worry about. and it's also interesting to know for the hemingway buffs that about for a six year period, he puts his writing career on hold. he's do

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on, by the way, office of naval intelligence, agrees, and there's a scathing letter saying from oni saying we know mr. hemingway, and we are not impressed by his skills. so poor lester is left in washington he's about 25 so only one wife and two kids. and he stays here in washington at least until 1944 working at the fcc. so now we're actually going to get to ernest's story and this is the story that pretty much takes all the air out of the room. i think the story -- i think bumby's story and lester's stories are great stories and both had a lot of adventure in the 1940s more than many of us will ever experience in a lifetime. but ernest is going to go one better. nobody is going to beat ernest. he's have the most excellent adventure and this is one that to a surprising extent is focused on intelligence operations in one way or another. and this is even though ernest doesn't take his own advice. he's married and has two wives and two kids -- three if you count bumby -- two small kids to worry about. and it's also interesting to note for the hemingway buffs that for about a six-year period,

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gingrich has said if santorum drops out, they will coalesce behind me i i felt, but it's ony a 24-point. so if newt doesn't have an amazing showing, what is his argument for staying in. >> this week, there is no none. he didn't have one after losing mississippi and alabama. his rationale is gone. but santorum makes the case, i would run stronger. that's true. it gets closer and state after state, that's a national picture. but that might work for him. can his advantage in the southern states, might have been even larger. but here's the thing. why -- this is not a top-tier group. they don't have top tier candidates, why is mitt romney struggling against non-existent campaigns? with such. he is outspending them, i think on average 5-1. how do you draw even or even lose to candidates who don't have the structure to get them delegates that if they were to win the district that they would get the delegates. that's what romney is losing to. >> shannon: there is clear concern. what do you think about the g.o.p. extended primary, how does it make you feel? 56% responded and say that it divided

now at this point sh,ony five t the money they have in the bank. >>ky say quickly, there is something that people at home want to know. everyone who has ever met howard stringer lovers him. >> nobody can ever tell a better story. >> you almost don't want to say anything bad about sony because you don't want to hurt howard's feelings. he's that great a guy. but as soon as i had two nickels, first i bought the walk man. then you bottom the trinitron was at one point was kleenex. >> that is true. they dominated the consumer electronic space in this country for quite some time. to be fair to stringer, of course, they were not dominating when he came in years ago to try to turn things around. but it doesn't appear that that turnaround has really taken hold. >> is it a function of too much m&a? they added a bunch of different parts on to the giant. is it a function of how consumers' tastes change, is it about the rise and fall of japan? function of jobs. steve jobs. he's not howard stringer in terms of personality. but let's destroy sony. larry ellison f

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we'll enjoy senator mikulski's world-famous crabcakes, the best you'll ever taste and second only to -- ony to dungeness crab of the west coast, if i might add. mr. president, if you haven't, make sure you try the recipe on her web site. we talk about the families and the way we can work together and it's a snow is back to the civility -- and it's a throwback to the civility of the united states senate. and these dinners are when barb really stands out as the dean of senate women. mr. president, women in this country have always had to fight for the most basic of rights. i think young women forget that it wasn't until 1920 that we were able to vote in this country and it was only because women fought for it. barb will be the first to say her milestones are symbols of how far she has come, but she will also show us how much further women have to go. today we take it for granted that a woman can be secretary of state. we've had two. or speaker of the house. we've had one. or a candidate for president -- not quite yet -- oh, no, i take that back. we have had one. and one day soon, a woman will

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