. >> hi, pam with ap. how are you? i have two questions for you and the first one everybody in this room should did because it is an insider question. you seem to be exercising or flexing their muscles as dni, perhaps more than their predecessors using the powers given to your office and i'm wondering if you think that is what you are trying to do and what you are hoping to accomplish by that? there are some acquisition authority that you are looking four, some reprogramming you are looking for that is more muscular and the fight with the cia over your personal representatives. so he could talk about your approach and what you are the key to accomplish that would be interested. the second question is, if he could elaborate a little on why he said the warrantless wiretapping program was not illegal because it is not getting a -day in court so far, so people will have to take you and your board and would be good to hear a little bit more about why it wasn't. >> right. [laughter] on the second question, you are just going

customer will rush to close out positions to cover their margin, this could intensify the problems last pam. the prices at which they could terminate contracts were often extremely unfair. customers now have access to high quality market data in today's pair time. this information is closely held and not broadly available. customers require transaction data and accurate prices to understand the riskiness of their portfolios. without this information, the ability of customerred to prudently manage their portfolios is substantially limited. the large dealers earn extraordinary profit from the lack of transparency in the market place and from the privileged role they play as credit enter immediate years in transactions. the current market structure suits the interests and leaves this customers at a significant disadvantage but the memories of aig, bear stearns, and lehman brothers to name a few, should prompt in fact demand, a swift and thoughtful response from our regulators and legislators. today, the vast majority have standardized terms and trade in large daily volumes. arguments have been

>> walker is very much alive so yes, pam pass when number of years ago. i think he would have had trouble in this world. and i think it is a very different world than the one he had it but that actually is quite plant in the new technology is and so i actually think she's rather enjoying it. .. by margaret washington and black behalf receipt, tmr heights by david beito both books were published this year by the university of illinois press in 2009. i am eric arneen at the university of chicago and i'll be talking with professors washington and beito and beito today. but first a few introductory remarks. the name sojourner truth is a familiar one. along with harriet tubman she is generally recognized as a female abolitionist who challenged racial and gender conventions of her day and provided a moral voice for the evils of chattel slavery. that she did and her story is more complicated as is the explanation of her world in these pages by professor washington who teaches history at cornell history. sojourner truth's life is crucial but little recognized fac

more than a third of the request and would substantially limit the navy's ability to complete this pam and continue to buy more upgrade kits. the navy is using the pressure of the future computation is get the best price possible on upgrade kits this year. the upgrade kits are necessary to provide -- to upgrade grade the torpedos against quiet submarines. i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey. >> i'm pleased to yield one minute to the gentlady from illinois, ms. schakowsky. the chair: the gentleman is -- the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. schakowsky: i'm pleased that mr. skelton included one of my amendments in en bloc number two and one in en bloc number three. it would gyp date the database which collects information about civil, criminal and administrative proceedings that result in the conviction or finding of fault against u.s. businesses holding government contracts. currently access to the database is limited to chairman and ranking members of certain committee. the second requires annual reporting on individuals responsible for overseeing co

>> walker is very much alive so yes, pam pass when number of years ago.think he would have had trouble in this world. and i think it is a very different world than the one he had it but that actually is quite plant in the new technology is and so i actually think she's rather enjoying it. ..

pam is on the phone from texas. caller: first of all, i almost hung up because henry from south carolina said everything i wanted to say. i just want to add one thing, i feel -- i do feel bad for the governor because obviously he is in love with two women, and i feel extra sorry for his wife and children. host: let me just show you when the full court put -- photographs, would "the wall street journal." governor sanford's odyssey and in tears with condition of an affair. this photograph from january of 2007 as he was sworn in for a second term with his wife, jenny, and four sons. caller: it is unbelievably sad for the kids. but the reason it is being talked about, the lady earlier said earlier saidglee -- earlier said glee is it is a two-way street. no party is pure as the driven snow. everybody makes mistakes. and as henry from south carolina said, all the preaching about family values, etc., it is like, we are all the same, all people. that's all. host: thank you for the call. at the top of the hour we will turn o

[applause] that effort is part of a growing pam campaign for regulation of the banking industry. at the same time she serves on president obama's economic recovery advisory board. anna knows a lot about inside-outside strategy to win changes, and how we have to change to win. so please welcome anna berger. [applause] >> thank you. it is great to be here. this is an incredible panel. it is a long-time coming. we worked hard. we have stratjiesed about how to have america's future now, not some day, not after some next election, but actually changing america's future now. i'm very excite excited to have all these kfings with you. it was just a year ago we had this conference for take mac -- back america, and we did it. that was even before the economic collapse. that was about greed, corruption, and a bush administration that cared about the top 1% and not anybody else. i want to officially welcome you to washington. i know there have been lots of welcomes already. i want to welcome you to washington, d.c., the nation's capital, where the people have reclaimed our capital and our co

some conflict of interest and that they will receive -- they set up some organization that i believe pam obama -- will get some form of kickback when these carbon credits and these other mechanisms begin to take hold. the other really quick one is the absurdity and danger of declaring carbon dioxide and dangerous toxin or a dangerous gas. this is a life gas, this is what we expire from our mouths and they declared it a dangerous gas. meanwhile they are pushing these mercury light bulbs, energy- saving light bulbs that will an effective bill -- will be one of the largest proliferations of mercury around the world. this is absolutely crazy. i will leave it at that. guest: i am not sure there was a question in there, but i believe some of the points are good and some i am not as familiar with. on the mercury issue. i do think we need more efficient lighting in our buildings. i do think that is an area that we can make great strides in. we need more efficient insulation and a lot of buildings. but i would like to have a lot more time on the conservation side and we are spending on trying to