and i get my advice by paraphrasing james carville.remember 1992 carville said ad nauseam, we were tired of hearing him say, it's the economy, stupid? i paraphrase that and say to conservatives, it's the primaries, stupid, it's the primaries, stupid. because we can see as conservatives this wave coming, and it could be a wave of tsunami proportions that's going to drive the democrats, many of them, out of office this fall. and if all it does is bring in more big government, establishment republicans, we will have wasted the opportunity of a lifetime, conservatives. so it is the primaries. and most states the filing deadline has not passed, so there's plenty of opportunity for conservatives yet to file for office for the congress, for state offices, governor, lieutenant governor, state legislator, city council, mayors. and we just have to remember it is the primaries. and in my opinion, it is entirely possible if we focus on taking back the republican party from the big government republicans, we can do that by 2016 and in 2017 actually

to paraphrase, a liberal is who -- the modern left is completely intolerant of the views of the people of faith. a completely secular society where people of faith keep her views to themselves. ronald reagan's that freedom is a fragile thing and is never more than one generation away from extinction. it must be fought for and defended constantly each generation. in america are not being burned to the ground. christians are not being slaughtered for their faith. there's no comparison to the persecution of people of faith inside our borders and outside. we have established that our culture has taken a secular turn . we have established the persecution of christian is on the rise throughout the world. to establish religious liberty here is under siege. we have established that the left is no longer wanting a debate and simply wants to silence us. now what? what do we do about it and what should you do about it? you should be optimistic and be of good cheer. this is an exciting time to be a believer. it is true that christians are the last group that it is ok to discriminate in america. so

in paraphrase, chuck, we got it done and, oh, by the way, elect me. they're buying votes and it just keeps going on and on. that's why you see so many incumbents get re-elected. there really needs to be a ban on this because not only is it basically buying votes, but the money is almost always invariably spent inefficiently. we've gone through the bridges to no where and a million of the shows we've done in the past. to show just how wasteful and inefficient this spending is. it really has to stop. >> we want to hear what you think, tweet us at #bullsandbears. it could be described as getting things done in washington. you give somebody a bridge for his district, you know, you get, i don't know, save the rafter in the other district and you pat each other on the back and you get a bill through. >> i'm sure companies is a little bit of ways where they're essentially bribing each other for business. it's not and makes such progress. this figure is down 90% from 2006, the amount of earmark which was like $30 billion or something. that's good enough for g

. >> i am paraphrasing president ford saying the long municipal nightmare is over. >> good day for pleasant hill now that the city clerk resigned. lehmkuhl was elected in 2012 and failed to produce minutes of city council meetings. she wrote "this has been an atrocious and depressing and mind numbingly inane experience i would not wish on anyone." >> it has been long awaited and the problem with the city clerk and the performance is a distraction to the city staff and the city council and focusing on our work and the policy making body we are. >> it is taught clear why she failed to do the job. the city never got a straight answer. she was a prolific tweeter during the city council meeting. in an interview in january she defended her actions. >> i take issue at the idea that it is very easy to record all of the minutes if i wasn't screwing around on twitter. that is a misunderstanding of the medium. >> the resignation saves the city $20,000 for a recall. we were unable to get ahole of her but in the resignation letter she is leaving pleasant hill for a job in washington, dc . >> today, sant

. >> paraphrasing. saying long municipal nightmare now over. city clerk has resigned. >>reporter: city leaders say today is a good day for pleasant hill. now that city clerk kim resign. she was elected in 2012 for most of the time in office failed to produce minutes of city council meetings. in resignation letter she wrote this has been an atrocious incredibly depressing and mind numb experience would i not wish on any wichbility it has been long awaited. at the time problem with our city clerk and her performance has been a distraction. to the city staff and the city council and focusing on our work and the policy making body that we are. >>reporter: it's unclear why she failed to do her job. city leaders say they never got a straight answer. kim was however prolific tweeter during council meetings. in an interview with news january she defened her actions. >> i really take issue at the sort of idea that it's very easy to sort of contemporaneously record the minutes if i wasn't scuing around on twitter. these a really the misunderstanding of the medium. >>reporter: he

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to paraphrase, a liberal is someone who -- the modern left is completely intolerant of the views of the people of faith. they want a completely secular society where people of faith keep their views to themselves. ronald reagan's that freedom is a fragile thing and is never more than one generation away from extinction. it must be fought for and defended constantly each generation. churches in america are not being burned to the ground. christians are not being slaughtered for their faith. there's no comparison to the persecution of people of faith inside our borders and outside. we have established that our culture has taken a secular turn. we have established the persecution of christian is on the rise throughout the world. to establish religious liberty here is under siege. we have established that the left is no longer wanting a debate and simply wants to silence us. now what? what do we do about it and what should you do about it? you should be optimistic and be of good cheer. this is an exciting time to be a believer. it is true that christians are the last group that it is ok to

. >> paraphrasing. saying long municipal nightmare now over. city clerk has resigned. >>reporter: city leaders say today is a good day for pleasant hill. now that city clerk kim resign. she was elected in 2012 for most of the time in office failed to produce minutes of city council meetings. in resignation letter she wrote this has been an atrocious incredibly depressing and mind numb experience would i not wish on any wichbility it has been long awaited. at the time problem with our city clerk and her performance has been a distraction. to the city staff and the city council and focusing on our work and the policy making body that we are. >>reporter: it's unclear why she failed to do her job. city leaders say they never got a straight answer. kim was however prolific tweeter during council meetings. in an interview with news january she defened her actions. >> i really take issue at the sort of idea that it's very easy to sort of contemporaneously record the minutes if i wasn't scuing around on twitter. these a really the misunderstanding of the medium. >>reporter: he

. >> paraphrasing. saying long municipal nightmare now over. city clerk has resigned. >>reporter: city leaders say today is a good day for pleasant hill. now that city clerk kim resign. she was elected in 2012 for most of the time in office failed to produce minutes of city council meetings. in resignation letter she wrote this has been an atrocious incredibly depressing and mind numb experience would i not wish on any wichbility it has been long awaited. at the time problem with our city clerk and her performance has been a distraction. to the city staff and the city council and focusing on our work and the policy making body that we are. >>reporter: it's unclear why she failed to do her job. city leaders say they never got a straight answer. kim was however prolific tweeter during council meetings. in an interview with news january she defened her actions. >> i really take issue at the sort of idea that it's very easy to sort of contemporaneously record the minutes if i wasn't scuing around on twitter. these a really the misunderstanding of the medium. >>reporter: he

paraphrase that well-known liberals -- james in 1992, you will remember what he said. "it's the economy, stupid." now it's the primary, you but. we have to focus on the primaries and i think we can take over the party. house, speaker john boehner. how would you describe his relationship with the tea party? >> it is difficult. politicians, he came to washington with the best of intentions. many politicians at the local level described washington as a theft will. -- cesspool. they say that they will clean it up. after a few years, they send a message that that they made a mistake. not a cesspool. it is a hot tub. they love the power. there is a foolproof test of whether you are a conservative were not. it is whether you are talking of bob dole, romney, mitch mcconnell. look around them. look at who they walk with. i saw the friends of conservatives all around reagan. conservatives moved with him. conservatives moved into. boehner, and you don't see any conservatives around him. i do not see any conservatives around mitch mcconnell or mccain. they may say they are conserv

really in addressing his mother, who was sitting in the audience at the end of the speech, i'm paraphrasing, i think, but he said something like, you know, mom, we weren't supposed to be here, you know, the deck was stacked against us, and even -- i get choked up a little bit remembering and watching him give that speech, and i think kevin durant as our most valuable player embodies what this league is all about, and frankly, mr. sterling doesn't. and so it's not just the performances on the court that it's a distraction from, and i think what made this moment bigger than basketball, certainly for everybody involved in the league, and that moment being that recording, was that it did come from within, that under david stern and commissioners that came before him, barriers were broken with this league, and i think they are -- for those who say it's a slippery slope and, my god, what happens to the next player or the next owner who does something wrong, i only say there's something particular about race issues when it comes to sports, and maybe the nba in particular. i mean, it's no secret, w

. >> i paraphrase.amazing. >> the parallel with the research. >> i have÷ipñ a serious questio. remember the snl skits where they would have the anchors reading the teleprompter and then you would get to nicaragua and it would be really dramatic. i am afraid to do it because then i would become ostracized. can you do the snl skit today? >> if it shows up onh/h=Ñ npr. >> that's what obama does. >> he says pakistan or taliban. >> he is not making fun of them. >> isn't he in a way appropriating their language and isn't that disgusting? it is like saying margarita which i find offensive. i don't know if i talked to you about this. >> it is not bueno, greg. >> it is buena? >> look, everyone here is wrong. the school that won't let the kids wear the american flag is wrong even though the 9th circuit said they could do it. the uc davis kids were wrong for posting the picture of people in somñreros trying to climb over the fence. >> it is okay to be wrong. >> it is a prank. >> you can be stupid in school. >> i a

. >> the administration has agreed to change some of the procedures, i believe that the -- to paraphrase president reagan, i believe the best course is to trust but codify. >> the surveillance reform bill now goes to the senate for consideration. >>> we keep our focus in the u.s. now. some of america's most critical and well-protected sites may be more at risk for devastating attack. >> several startling reports will talk about serious reports on power, missile basses. cnn's barbara starr has more. >> reporter: at a nuclear site terrorists infiltrate. security sources struggle to respond and fail. it was all a test at malstrom air force base in montana. security forces failed a crucial exercise in keeping control of their silo and a nuclear weapon. the cover of this 17 page report doesn't even begin to tell of what's inside. it sounds like a shocking failure in military security. >> 2, 1, turn. >> reporter: the finding, security personnel failed to take all lawful actions necessary to immediately regain control of nuclear weapons. the result, the air force team may not have been able to

apparently he walked up to a friend of reeva steenkamp and said something in a sinister voice and paraphrasingon't know how you can sleep at night. according to our man in the courtroom, it was threatening and caused the prosecution to file a legal complaint against pistorias. >> it wouldn't be a witness tampering complaint. it could be threatening a family member or friend like that would get you in trouble in a courtroom like this. >> and the judge asked what is going on, your client or the wife said something to the juror in the hallway. i would be curious. >> and it takes the shine off heroic south africa paraolympics hero. >> my pleasure. >> could your hard earned tax dollars help terrorist group hams. and how the u.s. fund united states could be reaching dangerous people. and controversy on a national mall. why a museum not finished yet is turning in a showdown. >> and obama report generate plenty of controversy. and new sargento tastings are perfectly paired with every day. exceptional cheeses in smaller, snackable sizes that make it easy to explore new flavors and savor every moment. n

i think i i'm paraphrasing i'm sure. this bond market move has been happening long before that he made any of those comments. pete and i can disagree to the extent the bond market is important. i think it's important because i still think if the growth in the economy was there, the s&p suggests rates much higher than they are. to me, there's still some disconnect. pete's point, about the market being great, spot on. i don't think there's anything to be concerned about yet. but maybe today is the first day of something different this time. >> as far as the stocks he mentioned to me, google, priceline. google we get. priceline still trades at -- >> i don't think it's an extreme level. a great momentum stock. but i don't see it when you're talking about the teslas of the world. netflix. amazon. different animal all together. he, leon cooper and a lot of the folks have had an impact at this conference. >> i think this underscores the fact he pointed out two technology stocks and if you're really nervous about the markets, yo

i'm paraphrasing there. in a way, it's better to have it discussed now. people are going to talk about the nuts and sluts line. hillary was behind the nuts and sluts saga in the past with president clinton. we have to deal with that. is that really enabling more abuse or more taking advantage of women or pro-women to trash lewinsky today? >> i'm just shaking my head. there's a whole group of millenials that weren't aware -- >> shouldn't they know about it? >> why bring it up? >> it's convenient not to bring it up, that's for sure. >> carter is a libertarian. i mean, yeah, hillary -- >> what does that mean? >> she tells ruth marcus what to write and carter what to publish in. >> yesterday, allen, she was called in all three papers, a narcissistic looney tune a. >> hillary called her that. >> diane blare made that quote public. it made it into all three smear pieces and three pseudofeminists smearing her. she was pulled out, slapped back and they made the point, they can do it again. >> maybe the message is don't try this again. >> if you have having an aff

that's to paraphrase.o, she really is hitting republicans here when it comes to benghazi, which is what this chapter is all about, obtained by politico, excerpts put out by politico. what she does say is she stands by the intelligence at the time she said indicated people there on the ground attacking the consulate in benghazi were motivated by an anti-islamic video that had created a lot of uproar that had seen protests at the embassy in cairo it and then she was also responding, wolf, to this allegation that the state department didn't provide support as the consulate was under attack. what she said was yes, there were cables, her name was on them, but they didn't end up on her desk. she said that shouldn't have happened, bub thatt that's how happen. look at how she hit on republicans, kind of putting them on nervous that she really sees this as a political game and will call it as such. she said those who exploit this tragedy over and over as a political tool minimize the sacrifice of those who served o

i'm paraphrasing but i believe she used the word "quirk." what's your response to that? 9/11. it's after a revolution. she testified four months after the attack that she didn't make these decisions, the people on the ground made these decisions. but when we heard from the regional security officer about the request that they made to have security and they said, we didn't get to make these decisions, where did the whoelt thing break down? you can see where we better learn the answer to that question because we've got hundreds of embassies and consulates out there. for her to come four months to say, i wasn't involved in that. how convenient of her. but where is her responsibility on this? remember, that facility was attacked twice before. to claim ignorance and nonparticipation doesn't give us a whole lot of assurance either. who is making the decisions? not a single person was ever fired or released in relation to benghazi. in fact, they testified that the security profile was exactly the way they wanted it. that's just not acceptable when you have four people kill and

and i'll quote you because i would do no justice paraphrasing.erica you white, there's a strange and powerful belief if you stab a black person ten times, the bleeding stops and healing begins the moments the assailant drops the knife. we believe white dominance to be a fact of the past and delinquent debt that can be made to disappear if only we don't look. i believe that. i agree with that and yet we're in a moment where the supreme court is handing down decisions based on the premise of not looking. and that looking would somehow be a racist act in and of itself. where one of our two parties in the political system believes that acknowledging racism isn't in and of itself racist. how do we begin to look? >> i don't know how we begin to look. this is actually a question of humane society itself and that's -- is it necessary to forget certain things just to get through the day-to-day. do we have to remember ourselves in a positive way? one of the central problems i try to get to in that piece is just this idea of memory. we have no problem remem

said they essentially wanted the benghazi investigation shut down they thought it was silly, my paraphrasedords secretive one she has covered in decades. tension between her and the ed toward board. also go back and look. there are reports coming out over a year ago that there were tensions within the newsroom about her demeanor, some of her relationships with the top editors and some reporters. she did have a bunch of female reporters come out and say today that she was a role model to them but there is definitely tension in the newsroom. she was going to hire a second managing editor. >> that would have threatened somebody else's position. she rubbed some people definitely the wrong way details of that that go back. >> rick, best question of the night. instagram picture jill abrahamson her daughter has put on instagram. shows her "new york times" tattooed. there it is. are you going to have abc news tattooed on you. >> permanent ink. i don't think anyone is going to get a tattoo of a news organization after this happened. byron is right. the next thing she says i assume won't be an instag

the tea party and other members of different falks of the party -- factions of the party, and i paraphrase ronald reagan, you can have somebody who is 60% your friend and 100% your enemy. so i'm going to look at the facts and figure out how to do it better. >> scott brown, thank you very much good to see you again. >> good to see you, too. >> we put in a call to his opponent, the democratic senator right now, senator should heap, and have not heard back from her but hope bring ease eternal. >> can we trust the government to take care of our veterans, let ion us, with the rollout of obamacare, it's a big question, big concern, and for liberals and conservatives on fox business tonight it's going to be the stuff of hearty debate. fair and balanced, both sides, hashing it occupant, on the implications of this whole va fallout. >>> the head of the va is out. put this guy in? don't laugh. many of you said montel williams i would about perfect for the job. he says no but he is here and brought a friend with him and you'll want to stick around. we have a couple of heroes on basic cable. ♪ here's

. >> she called to check in, if i recall correctly, and some of this is going to be paraphrasing from recollection, she said, is mayor sokolich endorsing? i said, no, you know, he's not. he's definitely not endorsing, right, not going to happen. i said, no, not going to happen. from everything i know, it's door shut, not going to happen. she said, okay, that's all i need to know. >> bridget kelly discovers from him, learns officially at 7:00 p.m. one night the door's shut on any endorsement for governor christie by the mayor of fort lee. well, the next morning she comes into the office at 7:35 a.m., beginning of business, kelly sends the infamous e-mail to david wildstein at the port authority telling him, "time for some traffic problems in fort lee." wildstein replies, "got it." testimony connecting christie's campaign in the form of mowers to the governor's office, that's, of course, bridget kelly. we have a clear conversation about an endorsement and what looks to be the order for political payback. does it get any clearer? we'll see. we have experts here, steve kornacki host of "u

she is, to paraphrase an old adversary, more than likable enough. third, the american people have had it up to here with the politics that argue incessantly and gets nothing done, this damn gridlock, and want a president to crack through the ice of do nothing government and bring down the walls that divide the two parties which discourage them from working together for the country. look at the list of prospective presidents for both parties, and besides hillary clinton that has the track record she does, tell me someone who can carry on on this front. fourth, for this country to compete with china, we need to find a leader who inspires trust, trust to rebuild america, trust with the money to do it, trust to rebuild our immigration policy and trust to bring harmony and hope at home and true enforcement at the border. that too requires trust. getting elected president alongside a republican congress would simply mean more gridlock, more anger and more defeat of american optimism and another decade of lost ground against our global competition. in othe

i'm paraphrasing, although i know the economy is tough and in the money is tight and young people probably don't have a bunch of it, we've got to get it from you. you've got to buy these health insurance policies and he said so that older americans like me can reap the benefits. those were his exact words. i thought she told a twentysomething on a college campus, some bald old guy and says hey i know you don't a bunch of money and give it to me so i can ride off into the sunset, that's the story. that's a you did young people back on the side of conservatism it seems to me. >> you right. millennials are the most ripped off generation in american history. if we can communicate that, i almost want to tease them a little bit and say thank you for not paying attention. all this debt we run up during my lifetime, you get to pay back with a lower quality of life, fewer jobs. my social security and medicare, we spent everything i put in there. thank you that you're going to work all your life to keep me in social scared and medicare. the same with obamacare. it is all based on giving young people

talk or discussion on the subject this afternoon, flip wilson just kept repeating in my head, to paraphrase him, the devil is making he do this. there's serious questions about this that have been brought to the for in the last few weeks. we still have closure for a lot of folks and this is one way to get there which takes this a notch above and certainly more than a notch above where congressman isa had gone. >> somewhere in a lonely place on capitol hill, what was it. >> from the members i spoke to, they came to the conclusion that we don't want to acknowledge that this is, in fact, a kangaroo court. i heard that a lot. you need to have folkslike elijah cummings to provide cover for any high-profile people called to testify. this kwom has subpoena power for folks like houston aillary clin john kerry. if you have a pit bull like elijah cummings on the panel that not only offers the protection but has done a very good job of making republicans look stupid on the oversight committee and making him go down these rabbit holes on this occasion, he's been a machine in terms of providing sound by

interview, what difference does it make, right, or, dude, it's been two years, get over it, right, paraphrase, is a tone that is unacceptable when it companies to liy comes. overall, the tone, when you hear, dude, it happened over two years ago. >> republicans, bottom line here, they are choosing to focus on a nonstory that is benghazi. i just want to remind our audience and conservatives that there were seven, there were seven attacks on u.s. embassies and consulates overseas during george w. bush's presidency. i never heard republicans talking about security issues under bush and cheney. then we have one of the deadliest embassy attacks in american history. let's roll it back. i believe this happened under -- yeah, ronald reagan's watch. back in 1983, do we remember that a suicide bomber detonated 2,000 pounds of explosives in front of the u.n. embassy in lebanon that killed 60 americans? including -- or 60 people including 17 americans. we never hear republicans talk about that. there's no doubt it's horrible four americans lost their lives in benghazi. but republicans need to concentrate

some members of the prime minister's party said -- and i'm paraphrasing more or less -- look, all people't necessarily innocent. in other words, saying you don't know the full story. but when you see the actual still photo and many of our viewers have, it is a remarkable image of a man, a government official, in a full suit and tie taking a shot at a protester on the ground. and this is just sort of an image that exemplifies the tension here between protesters and the government in this country. >> wow! >> reporter: we've seen demonstrations today. as you know, ashleigh, and our viewers know, we've seen so many over the last year or so in this country. ashleigh? >> we'll be prefacing that image alongside the images behind you as well. hala gorani live in soma with cnn international and doing a job like no other news organization can, hala, thank you for that. i'm also joined by the head of the u.s. mine safety and health administration, david mcatier. thanks for being with us. there are reports that some turkish engineers are saying this was no accident, that it was murder. that it wasn'

it's like paraphrasing elton john. you can tell everybody, and she's going to stick to it. >> the ones who like it are going to be with you. the twos that might well be with you, and the threes that are never going to be with you. it seems like it's written for the ones primarily, those who are attacking her and she wants to come out and fight them. >> i, for one, as someone who is with her, am so happy she's coming out swinging, but i think she's shooting for the twos as well, which is it teal people that this benghazi, republicans frothing at the mouth to try to find whatever they can in benghazi, really, they're not going to find anything more. she has taken responsibility. she has taken action by appointing the accountability review board and adopting all of the 29 suggestions they make for change, and she's been totally transparent. >> what do you think they think after three months of hearings or a year of hearings or three more years, what are they going to find? that some memo didn't get to her? something didn'

pass that, and we didn't and that's when the ranking member collins said i've never known -- i'm paraphrasing but this isn't far from an exact quote -- i've never a leader to work so hard against one of their own. so, mr. president, all we're asking is for republicans to drop their filibuster of this bipartisan bill sponsored by 14 democrats and republicans. the bill is supported by the chamber of commerce, business roundtable, national association of manufacturers and many others. sadly, the republican leader has said in effect if he didn't get everything he wants, and right now that's a moving target, the republicans who worked on this bill are out of luck. this is not in t spirit of compromise in which this body is supposed to operate. but, unfortunately, it's what we hear all too often from my friend, the republican leader. nothing but endless obstruction and gridlock. i know many republicans are unhappy with the way things have been doing. they talk to me, mr. president. i'm sure part of it is just due -- to get this off their chest, but they want to change things around here. my message

called to check in and said, if i recall correctly, and you know, some of this is going to be paraphrasingrecollection, he said, is mayor sokolich endorsing? i said, no, you know, he's not. he's definitely not endorsing, right, not going to happen? i said, no, not going to happen. you know, from everything i know, just, door shut. not going to happen. she said, okay, that's all i need to know. >> and you know what happened the very next day? kelly sent this now-infamous e-mail. now, we still don't definitively know christie's level of involvement or non-involvement. it does appear, though, that the motive behind it was as petty as we first thought. and the really bad news for chris christie is that his biggest problem has absolutely nothing to do with this. his biggest problem is that the signature issue he ran for governor on, the cornerstone of his political appeal, what made him a republican star and darling of the party's donor class, is all falling apart, right before our eyes. i will tell you what it is, next. >>> all right. some wednesday night word association. chris christie. if y

lewis book came out saying i have problems with the -- you should read the op-ed, i don't want to paraphrase-hft op-ed, and it's kind of weird because this shows you how weird wall street is. it's like they play every side against the middle. while he was doing that, vinnie vie until la is a high frequency trader, it was going public, planned to go public. they pulled the offering. guess who was their lead banker? goldman sachs. very good friends -- liz: was twitter involved somehow? >> guess who's very good friends with gary congress? vinnie viola. vinnie ran the new york merc. liz: one of the early country6m ones. -- early ones. >> this is such a bizarre, conflicted story that when you start peeling it apart, it becomes funny. i will say this, schneiderman has a chance to do something good here if he looks at structural issue,. liz: well, he's done some good in the past, so we'll be watching. charlie, thank you very much. charlie gasparino on exclusive goldman sachs details regarding high frequency trading. we've got the closing bell ringing in 28 and a half minutes. the obama administrati

#activity cab problem with substitute to action to paraphrase jonchts i think michelle obama is fine.hen it spurez action it can be important. in this case when the governments are failing muslim women and these communities of women, they can rise up and have a way to speak about petitions. can you see thousands of them come together. i don't know if it will rescue these girls which breaks my heart. it may form a framework where you could build a community of women who stands up against this. and by the way the cultural left which is usually much more comfortable condemning someone like me or john boehner being a threat to women is talking about radical islam being a threat to women is powerful. maybe if they would let the woman who risked her life fighting for muslim women's right speak at brandeis and get hahn area degree that would have solid points as well. >> i know you are taking to the gender thing and that's not what i really am concerned about. >> that is a important part of this. i am concerned about governments cracking down on these groups all over the place. >> the people

you about general shinseki and the president's announcement today that he's mad as hell, if i can paraphrase and he's on the case. but wants to wait for the ig report to see whether shinseki can fix this, and that someone will be held accountable. is that good enough? >> i don't think so. as a veteran myself, i am horribly disappointed in what i saw today on behalf 6 the president. he's very good at the glitz and glamour and sternly worded memos. but this is about governance of the they've had an 8% increase in veterans since 2009 and 34% increase in spending. this isn't about winding one war down and starting another. that offended me. this is about taking care of the men and women who served this country honorably. and for the fact for the president to come out and say they just talked to them this morning and have a plan for a review next week, and neighbors is going to come out next month with another one, is absolutely unacceptable. all of the targets they set going into the administration, they have missed. mr. shinseki has been there for five years. i think they've run out of excuses.

what i said actually paraphrased margaret thatcher. i said it was a great idea, unfortunately it can't be paid for the way margaret thatcher said socialism is a great idea but sooner or later you run out of everybody else's money. it's absurd. the thing is i'm a businessperson. i was a partner at pricewaterhouse and partner at business services. i see a bad business here and it's one we need to take off the table. >> congratulations. quite a win. >> thank you. >> thom tillis, the north carolina republican senatorial candidate. good seeing you, sir. >> thank you. >>> in the meantime democrats are calling this new benghazi panel as a circus. why a guy named rumsfeld is ready to rumble. abe! get in! punch it! let quicken loans help you save your money. with a mortgage that's engineered to amaze! we cannot let the fans down. don't worry! the united states postal service will get it there on time with priority mail flat rate shipping. our priority has always been saving the day. because our priority... amazing! ...is you! the amazing spider

and i think that the one thing that, you know, is spotlighted here is that donald sterling to paraphrase lee is picking a fight with the wrong person. this is not magic johnson's battle. in is donald sterling's issue, and i thought that magic handled it with grace and dignity and class, and it seems to be be the opposite of what we are hearing from donald sterling these das.s >> and we kept hearing at the beginning of this that some people, especially those like you in the press were not greatly surprised and you were aware of his background and even the lawsuit that he settled with the housing discrimination and perhaps some other things here, but are you surprised at this level of how far he is willing to go? >> i am a little bit surprised, and when you talk about public relations di ssasters, i think that even since the audiotapes were released that one late friday and early saturday and since that happened, there has been a series of p.r. missteps on donald sterling's part and the continued comments that the players love him and want to play for him. it is not helping to quell the si

so i will close by showing my own sentimental, idealistic slide by paraphrasing some very famous words i think what needs to happen is that we hear resolve, development shall have a new birth of freedom and that government of the people, by the people and for the people shall not perish from the earth. thanks very much. [applause] >> so we'll now take some questions. >> your analysis that the world, you know, leads one to the conclusion that the world bank and other agencies might not be looking at the rights of the poor as they should, of course, you have wide experience in this matter. i'm just going to talk from my own experience of working on a couple of projects that were, that i was involved with in the last year, both of which were funded by the world bank. and for both of these -- one on urbanization in pakistan -- the mandate was explicitly to look at the rights of the poor. and that's how we framed our analysis. so, for example, when we looked at transportation -- [inaudible] it was in cities in pakistan. we looked at how these could be structured so that the lifestyle -- [in

operational side, but from an intelligence standpoint, you earlier said that you knew -- and i will paraphrase -- from the get-go that this was not a video in citing some sort of demonstration but in fact a terrorist attack -- is that correct? >> that's correct. >> when you knew it, the deputy, the vice admiral, did he know it? >> most certainly. i worked directly for him. >> to your knowledge, did general carter ham know it back on stateside? >> he certainly should have. >> from your experience long time in the military, is it reasonable to assume that the secretary of defense also would have known what each of you in the chain of command knew since he was standing by general ham? >> that's the way it should work, sir. >> is there any conceivable way at 3:00 in the morning that anyone could reasonably be promoting the youtube video from the white house or from anywhere in the know in government? >> if they were in the know? with relative information that we were putting out, no, sir. >> for someone to do that at 3:00 in the morning stood guard time, they would have to either not know what you