we looked around a few places but my dear friend senator pat moynahan told me i had to move in here. he was the first person to live in this building. so, we got this place. >> we came here to take a look at what you write, how you write, what you read. will you show that to us? >> surely. >> okay. >> tell us about this room. >> this was originally supposed to be a bedroom. we turned it into an office for me. it's one of -- it's three places i write. i have an office downtown, down about ten blocks on pennsylvania avenue. this is -- this is 801 pennsylvania avenue. and my office is 1750 pennsylvania avenue, the other side of the white house. and i also have an office at fenwick -- we have another home at fenwick island, delaware, so i write in all three of them. fascinating thing, of course, you use a laptop and you can carry it from place to place. you don't have to have big computers in each place. >> when did you start using a computer? >> started using a computer in about the -- i think the early '90s -- no, i think it was the '80s. yeah can, surely it was the early 80s we starte

as pat moynahan used to say, everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but they're not entitled to their own facts. >> vice president biden points to 3.5 million jobs lost in the bush administration and another 400,000 lost before president obama's recovery plan was passed. >> the state that compose the hill billy firewall are heavily populated by descend dept of scotch-irish settlers, those fiercely independent and skeptical of authority. some also retired to florida. which may show the strong showing there. >> bret: chris stirewalt said we could use that word. hill bill firewall. >>> secret service director mark sullivan on capitol hill came under heavy rear to rickal fire for the colombian prostitution scandal. first time he talked about it publicly and most certainly will not be the last. mike emanuel has the story. >> i am deeply disappointed and i apologize for the misconduct of the employees and distraction it caused. >> that apology and assurance that president obama were never in danger were part of the first public comment by the director of the secret service and part of the c