i'm paul gigot. that was president obama reacting to just one of the controversies swirling around his administration, news that the internal revenue service targeted conservative groups in an election season. it's part san behavior asking the agency and reinforce many people's fears about government running amok. joining us is dan henninger, kim strasel and colin levy. what were they looking for in these groups? >> they were looking for basically anything they could get from these groups. they wanted donor information. they wanted information about member just about everything but the kitchen sink. it was extensive of the 170 groups that were targeted, treasury report found 58% of those had no reason for that to be happening. about a third of them had no political activity whatsoever that should have been acknowledged. >> and the reason is apply for tax exempt status and their requests were delayed for many months? >> that is key point here. even under any benign understanding under which they were

i'm paul gigot. that was president obama this week reacting to just one of the controversies swirling around his administration. news that the internal revenue service targeted conservative groups for special scrutiny in the 2012 election season. the latest scandal has revived partisan behavior and reinforced many people's fears about government who run amuck. joining the panel this week issues columnist and deputy editor, dan henninger, washington columnist, kim stossel, and senior editorial page writer, collin levy who has been following this story for us. what were these audits about? what were they looking for from these groups? >> well, they were looking for basically anything they could get from these groups. they wanted donor information. they wanted information about members. they wanted just about everything but the kitchen sink. and when you look at this, it really was expensive and sophisticated. of the 170 groups that were targeted, the treasury report found that about 58% of those had no

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syria welcome the >> paul: welcome to the journal editorial report. i'm paul gigot. president obama marked the hundred death dry by the second term and it's been a rocky start on spending control and sequester and tough battle for the immigration reform. he was asked if he still has the juice to get it done. >> maybe i should just pack up and go home? rumors of my demise make are a little exaggerated. things are dysfunctional up on capitol hill. despite that, i'm confident there is a range of things we can get done. >> paul: joining the panel, dan henninger, james freeman and washington columnist kim strous sal. you are down in that hot house. is this the new consensus sus that is he a lame duck? >> no, i don't think that is the consensus. what i think the president is doing here, he has put forward a very liberal vision of some of the policies he would like to see passed on higher taxes, on guns, maybe on immigration. i think he is going to push very hard and put pressure on republicans to try to pass it. he is not willing to compromise much in the aiding of that pa

i'm paul gigot. not many answers from the irs or the obama administration about the targeting of conservative groups during the 2012 election campaign. you just heard former irs commissioner douglas shulman, he wasn't responsible andrea tantaros he doesn't on know who is. lois lerner infected her fifth amendment right to remain silent but not before declaring her own innocence and who in the white house knew continued to evolve. joining us wall street columnist dan henninger and could lynn levee and kim straussel. colin, what did we learn this week. >> we certainly saw a lot of cute answers in those congressional hearings. it raises many questions. the big things we had confirmed. we know that doug ool man knew about this. we also know that llerler knew about this in june 2011. the other thing that happened importantly we learned about the process that was going on in the cincinnati and the firestorm was happening there. the way the process woshghz there had to be broader coordination than previously

look at what he has put out there, paul. when you come out and you say you want higher taxes, knowing that the republicans have said that just is never going to happen. when you say you want gun control proposals that can't even pass your own democratic senate you have got to question what he is actually up to they seem to be playing the long game. wait it out until 2014, get control and then do what we want. i know that you pretty much sim sympathize with kim's view on this but is that why you think is he losing juice? >> barack obama's politics have been difficult for people it to figure out. he spent the entire first term not being able to be able to agree with pucks, on the debt ran against them and ran against the wealthiest. we now understand the first term of presidency political operation to get him reelected going around country pumping speeches into base and voted for him. that's a first term strategy, paul. i don't think it's a second term presidential strategy. the american people want to see some accomplishments

. >>> and rand paul rewrites rand paul. >>> and rand paul rewrites rand paul.hen rand paul rewrites ron paul. the lies the paul family have been telling since the boston marathon bombings are in tonight's "rewrite." >>> the specific cause of the explosion at the fertilizer plant in west texas isn't yet known, but senator barbara boxer is planning to hold hearings to find out why a plant that contained so many explosive chemicals was inspected only one time in its 51-year-old history by osha and was last inspected by the epa in 1996. also, was the fertilizer plant storing ammonium nitrate without telling the department of homeland security, the same explosive used in the oklahoma city bombing? >>> up next, the parents of matthew shepard will join me. >>> thank you guys. you hurt my feelings, todd. i did? when visa signature asked everybody what upgraded experiences really mattered... you suggested luxury car service instead of "strength training with patrick willis." come on todd! flap them chicken wings. [ grunts ] well, i travel a lot and umm... [ male announc

. >>> and rand paul rewrites rand paul. then rand paul rewrites ron paul.he lies the paul family have been telling since the boston marathon bombings are in tonight's "rewrite." >>> the specific cause of the explosion at the fertilizer plant in west texas isn't yet known, but senator barbara boxer is planning to hold hearings to find out why a plant that contained so many explosive chemicals was inspected only one time in its 51-year-old history by osha and was last inspected by the epa in 1996. also, was the fertilizer plant storing ammonium nitrate without telling the department of homeland security, the same explosive used in the oklahoma city bombing? >>> up next, the parents of matthew shepherd will join me. lindsey! i just discovered these new triscuit are baked with brown rice and sweet potato! triscuit has a new snack? no way. way. and the worst part is they're delicious. mmm, you're right. maybe we should give other new things a chance. no way. way. [ male announcer ] we've taken 100% whole grain brown rice and wheat, delicious sweet potato, and sa

paul cannot do it, neither one of the pauls nor the other guy. >> dale, thank you for the call. we will get a chance again for more calls. 45 minutes heading to iowa for cedar rapids to here senator rand paul and other speakers. republican lincoln day dinner in cedar rapids. have that live here on c-span, 8:00 eastern. ahead of that we wanted bring you some of the last week's event with vice president joe biden. he and ted cruise, both in colombia, south carolina. different events. republicans had dinner in columbia and democrats had jefferson day dinner and salute to the how the representative clyburn. here's a little bit of what vice presidental joe biden had to say a week ago. >> my dad was a gent ling, good man. my dad had an expression, he said, don't tell me what you vow. some would say jorks his name is joe, let me tell you what i value. literally my dad would go, don't tell me what you value. show me why you your budget andly tell what you you value. show me your budget andly tell you what you value. don't tell me how you care about the elderly. show me your budget. i th

that's a country, paul. they stopped using automobiles and stopped using the metro with a spokesman adding, quote, we want to emphasize that public transport is not only a means of travel, but you can do things there that you cannot do in your car. whatever you stupid spokesperson. is this an idea whose time has come or not an idea whose time will never come. >> what is this you can't do in your car? i have a mini-van. >> was it ever rocking? >> it my concern about this is -- >> never mind go ahead. >> you did not just say that. >> judge the joke. judge the joke. >> is this like speed dating? is this the equivalent of speed dating because you are moving and you only have time from stop to stop to get to know somebody. it is a con jaw -- con jaw gal questions? emac do you have answers? >> no, but i will see new prague. >> i can feel the feet you are giving off. >> dream on. how will you prove who is single and who is not? judging by the fact you are a deviant that's what you will be doing. >> this is a cool w

pauls valley, pauls valley right now. there's also a strong circulation just up the road from pauls valley between pauls valley and white bead. please don't take this lightly. conditions are still prime for additional tornadic activity. kevin and linda, we'll get back with you as conditions warrant. back to you. >> all right. if you were with us within the past 30 minutes you heard lance west as he approached plaza towers elementary school. let's join him again on the phone. lance, i know this is a very emotional, devastating scene that you're looking at. >> yeah, certainly is. we are here just five feet away from the school right now. what was apparently the gymnasium, there are firefighters and other emergency personnel doing their best to save -- those are classrooms right there? okay. those are classrooms and hallways i'm told. i stand corrected from some of the parents out here waiting to get word. it is our understanding right now there are at least 15 children trapped under this debris. >> oh my gosh. >> there were

>>h absolutely have a point, paul.o after the multi-cultu multi-culturalis multi-culturalists. leave the immigrants alone. people who come here, they're not the ones pushing pling wall education. it's these others -- particularly on the left, doing it in their name. the people pushing for ethnic gerrymandering, for bilingual ballots and so forth. but don't blame the immigrants for that. blame the columbia faculty for that. >> on that point, the same on the cost of fiscal heritage. they're saying the welfare state is too big, we can't afford this. go after the welfare state then. even -- >> i think you have a point, go after cutting the benefits and reforming the entitlement state. all right. when we come back -- we've got to go! a vote on president obama's labor pick is postponed as republican opposition it his nomination grows. the s there trouble ahead for thomas perez? why are twice as many people choosing verizon over any other carrier? many choose us because we have the largest 4glte network. others, because of ou

paul ryan used to carry -- >> i like jack kemp. >> paul ryan says he used to carry my coffee. now i walk around saying i know paul ryan. you bet, it's demoralizing, paul ryan talked about kids staring at the obama poster wondering what happened. it is demoralizing. they don't start families. they don't buy that house. it's bad for the economy and their spirit and morale. >> you look at the statistics of labor, college graduates have a lower unemployment rate than those that did not graduate. one thing i saw in your book, are you saying the income difference has narrowed substantially between those with a degree and those without a degree. >> it has, absolutely. now, it depends, you know, if you've got a storn daughter or grandson or granddaughter interested in petroleum engineering, they will get out making more than a harvard graduate. so, again, what are you bringing into it? what is your focus? we try to do nuance, different

i think that this is true of jean paul gaultier's work. i know that have been friends for a very long time. it is my honor to introduce both suzy menkes, fashion editor of the international herald tribune, and mr. jean paul gaultier. [applause] >> the love seat. [laughter] i just want to know, can you hear me? please shout loudly if you cannot. [laughter] yes or no, you can hear? >> somebody said no. >> mic people, can i be heard? should i start? ok, good. so before i introduced one of the funniest, wittiest, most amusing and funkiest designers that i know, i would like to start with something a little bit more serious. you know, in fashion, the reason that people laughed seem obvious when you see the exhibition of all it's incredible glory and excitement. but at the same time, there were real reasons why designers laughed, and one of them, when it comes to jean paul gaultier, is probably what is talked about least. it is the technique, the skill, the handwork, the knowledge. sometimes it gets buried underneath the fantasies of the close.

this next picture incredible, paul. these are two adults. this lady on the far left she looks older than the giep on the right. they are both carrying students out of the school? >> those are more of children that were found in the areas they had to open up or dig out. not positive whether those are rescue workers. probably teachers or parents that arrived at the time were rushing in and out getting more and more kids out of that classroom or that particular area that had been blocked off. >> paul with "the oklahomian." >> 16 minutes after the hour. >> we are talking to one man whose home was completely obliterateed by the tornado. stay tuned as we leave you with these unbelievable images. thank you. we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card is. what? i know. don't worry, we have cancelled your old card. great. thank you. in addition to us monitoring your accounts for unusual activity, you could also set up free account alerts. okay. [ female announcer ] at wells fargo we're working around the clock to help protect your

his sister testified against paul and his mother and only served four years. paul's mother was given 90 years. >> as far as i know, she's the old ed woman prisoner in the state prison of indiana. >> paul was eligible for parole after 26 years and we were there the day he was released. >> you'll never see me here again after today. >> komyatti quickly landed a factory job and was doing well. >> if you want to wake up with that attitude in the morning that today will be a good day, today is going to be better than yesterday. >> but komyatti could never have prepared for the bizarre chain of events ahead of him. six months after his release, three indiana state prison inmates staged a daring escape. komyatti found himself in the wrong place at the wrong time. he and a friend had gone to a casino and was seen by an off-duty correctional officer the same night three inmates got away. komyatti was picked up for facilitating the escape and was eventually cleared of any involvement. but because he had violated his parole by driving a car with only a learner's permit,

paul digs into a dish called the black and blue quesadilla.blue cheese, chihuahua cheese, caramelized onions. midway through the meal, he takes an especially big bite and swallows only to feel a chunk of quesadilla lodge in his throat. paul immediately does what most of us would do, he reaches for his glass of water. >> tried to wash it down. it wasn't going down. i kept drinking water. >> but water only makes things worse. >> the water pushed it down further in there but it didn't go down into my stomach, it went down into my air tube. that completely blocked any air from coming in and all the water came back out. it looked like i was throwing up. i realized i couldn't breathe. it was pretty terrifying. >> paul's wife to his left thinks he's getting sick and hands him a napkin. >> i just brushed that off. i didn't need a napkin. i needed someone to give me the heimlich maneuver. that's when i stood up and tried to get help from people. that's when everybody starts freaking out. >> a quick thinking patron alerts waiter matt mcconnell. >> a gir

pope paul's new water supply, the acqua paola, or paul's water as it was called, was soon rushing intohe daylight from fountains all around the city. the finest of these fountains was designed by sculptor and architect, gian lorenzo bernini. it was built in the piazza navona which stood on foundations of an ancient stadium, a material expression of the idea of eternal rome. the city had survived 100 years of political and religious turmoil, of war and destruction. despite invasions of european monarchs who'd attempted to conquer the city on the pretext of defending it, it had preserved its independence. most important, the catholic church had survived the rise of protestantism and its challenge to rome's authority. it was an extraordinary period of expansion as european colonization and exploration took its influence to the farthest corners of the earth. this roman catholic renewal, which historians call the counter reformation, was given added purpose and vigor by a remarkable group of visionaries. the spanish mystic and philosopher teresa of avila insisted that everyone could experie

paul, it doesn't look like the smoke is really moving around violently.r really impacting this fire, you think? >> two things you can tell weather-wise from the picture. one, you don't have strong surface winds or else that spoke would be blowing a lot more than it is right now. i'm looking at all of the wind barbs in san jose, the winds information from the south bay. nothing more than a 10-mile-per- hour breeze which is great news because in this type of urban fire environment, you don't want strong winds. we're not seeing that right now. also, see how the smoke hits a point in the atmosphere as it goes up and spreads out? that tells us high pressure is sitting over us still. almost like hitting a ceiling in the atmosphere and then that fire -- the smoke at least is spreading out. there's chopper video of the fire. really interesting here. we have seen a lot of these urban grassfires. the bottom of a car can get really hot. all you have to do with things this dry is pull over to the side of a road. if you get some of that dry brush under there, that cou

and meteorologist paul deanno tells us... it s with an increase in fire da. paul. ((paul mobile wx)) ((paul ts to don ford's pkg)) the red flag warning poses a big challenge for the contra coa county fire district after recent neighborhood anytime on kpix dot-com. other bay area headlines... all lanes of northbound i-2 are now open following a de crash near daly city this morning. the driver of an s-u-v was killed after he swerved, and flipped several times. there were no other injuries. an elderly man is in critic condition after being attacd following a fender-bender ia san francisco parking lot. e assault happened yesterday evening in the bayview, near third street and wallace av. after the accident the suspt punched the 74-year old in the face...causing him to land his head. witnesses say the suspect fled the scene in a black car. a court hearing was held today... to set a sentencing date for a former santa cla county supervisor. george shirakawa resigned from offe last month... and as part oa plea agreement... admitted misusing public funds and campaign donati

but paul and i did all right. we traveled all over. >> toy and wing were an act and got their break at a time when chinese restaurants and nightclubs were putting on all-asian reviews for white audiences. >> so all of these were paul and you. >> yeah, paul and i. >> in the late 30s and early 40s it was known as the circuit but toy and wing found fame booking nightclubs in chicago. >> this one here is beautiful. >> oh, it is. i would say this one is pretty risque, too. look at that, a lot of flesh. >> they made it to broadway and london. >> we were very happy together. he was a wopderful person. >> then the japanese bombed pearl harbor. the army drafted wing. toy kept dancing until her deepest secret was revealed by another dancer jealous of toy's fame. her real name was takahashe. she was japanese not chinese but changed her name so it would fit the markeys. it also saved toy from being sent to camps with her family. still it cost her a movie contract. after the war, toy and wing reunited, returning to broadway an

and i'm doing paul, and then a tap on my shoulder, and it's paul.like, "hey, scooby-doo, you're doing me, right?" i mean, the guy is just -- he's such a genius, but he just throws it away. "you know, i'll do a little songy-woo!" "no, actually, dalai lama, you know." "i know scooby, scooby, whoop, whoop, whoop, whoop." can you do "eleanor rigby"? "i'll do 'eleanor rigby'-doo, you know?" >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> and then i said -- i said to him, "my man, you're looking good. you're holding up." and he just took t goes, "i'm h. you hear that? he says i'm holding up, you know? we're going to go do an eedy-weedy." and then he leaned out of the booth at the restaurant, and he goes, "i'm still holding up over here." >> jimmy: he's super nice and super cool. >> "dana, next time, try not to make fun of paul." >> jimmy: but paul mccartney is one impression that, i mean, that was one of my favorites that you did. but do you think that he gets, like -- but he must be affected by all the celebrity worship. >> it's weird. you can't look at a beatle and not be --

former secretary of state paul pate. paul? and the man who introduced me, david co-chairman fisher. e republican party of iowa's ivers. chairman drew chelgren.tor mark state senator brad vaughn. -- e senator jack members of the reinstate central mmittee, david curbman, tony crebsbach. lori shuletty. john, jeff shipley. chad seen hook. joel, bob anderson and mark dolan. tate senator joni ernst. and the iowa federation of college republicans chairman john kaufman. here you at, john? on behalf of the republican party of iowa, i want to thank all of you for coming out tonight. it means a lot to me. it means a lot to the party, and when we look at a crowd like 24 -- this in eastern iowa, i can tell you that the first congressional district is in play in 2014 and we will be prepared to fight in it. the second congressional district is in play. we're recruiting hard for that seat and we plan to compete and win there also. you can clap. [applause] but we've got a wonderful opportunity ahead of us as republicans and i can tell you, hen we as a party stand on principle, we win. if you look ba

it doesn't matter whether you are for rand paul, paul ryan, arco rubio, telling -- kelly ayotte, susana martinez -- every one of these folks, they are going to have a big fat r next to their name, and it stands for republican. we've got to get that straight. and dataal capabilities have to improve. i will not bore you with the campaign-finance speech, but i can assure you that the rnc has to be in the middle of it and it has to improve. it will take a lot of time and a lot of money and a lot of people to get on the same page sharing data, big data. it's an endeavor for this party that we have to work at. now we have the opportunity to do it. the last thing i want to talk to you about. our primarythink system, not the early states -- i was a general counsel that helped make sure that new hampshire was an early state carveout, so i'm not talking about that -- [applause] i'm going to tell you what i am talking about. i think the slicing and dicing has got to stop. we've got to grow. we've got to let people in that door. i want to tell you two things that i am bent on fixing. number one, we

and brother rand paul i come together with in terms of their defense of rights and liberties. drones has been the focus of the thirteen hour filibuster brother rand paul thought it was wonderful i wish that he had talked about not americans as well as americans but at least the issue of receive a certain publicized invisibility when it comes around paul and we have come together with him and his powerful rejection of the patriotic act his powerful rejects in the nasa defense authorization act with the president has the right to detain american citizens without due process without a trial without any judicial process whatsoever that's the signs of an authoritarian state of course the problem is my libertarian by the so this is they are very sensitive to highly concentrated forms of power when it comes to the government but they don't talk about the how they concentrated form the power when it comes to corporations the big banks oligarchs and plutocrats seems to me we have to have with a great dane also to call constancy we have to have moral consistency we ought to be critical

paul, lay out the core issues of why o.j. thinks he got a raw deal. >> reporter: among other things, o.j.'s new legal team is saying, one, he was not informed of the possibility of a plea deal. two, they say yale galantra had a huge conflict of interest and other things they are delving into also talking about alcohol may have clouded o.j. simpson's judgment. let's see what he looked like as he entered the courtroom yesterday. heavier and grayer disgraced football legend o.j. simpson slowly stepped into a las vegas courtroom after 4 1/2 years in prison for kidnapping and assault and armed robbery. the new simps legal team presenting 19 claims they say he was so poorly represented in the 2008 kidnap trial that he should get a new trial. new lead attorney patricia paum argues simpson was never told about an offered plea deal and should have taken the witness stand. gabe grassoo told the court on monday he wanted simpson to testify then. >> o.j. is a very eloquent person and -- and he can explain himself very as well and so i th

paul, this is just an extraordinary situation.you been in the neighborhood or have you seen the response of people there? >> absolutely, anderson. i can tell you michelle knight disappeared in 1990 and -- >> 1990? >> 1990. >> wow. >> and we have confirmed that the person, suspect, is arial. the most interesting thing we heard is the fact that castro was at one point a school driver, bus driver, for the cleveland metropolitan schools. whether or not any of these girls were students that he drove, we don't know. i called up the school district to confirm that but certainly the neighbors say they see the school bus parked at his house. the other thing the neighbors tell us that's very interesting is the fact that they saw children, one girl maybe 9 years old, not sure who she might be the daughter of, but one of the girls missing for some ten years, very interesting that -- it brings up a lot of scenarios. obviously they were being held against their will. the sheriff's department has search warrants and has returned to the area en m

paul was loved by the holy spirit of god. and you see, paul was aware of that. and this is what i believe god wants us to do this morning or today. he wants you and he wants me, who are his children, and you can become a child of god on a moment, all he asks is that you believe on him and accept him as your lord and savior and by faith he bursts you into the family of god. seals you with the spirit of god. you belong to him and he will never ever leave you or forsake you. that's the beginning of new life when you come to christ. but the love of the spirit is something that i understand more and more, is something that we need to know and we need to endeavor to grow into this love of the spirit. when my wife met me, she fell in love with me at once. she was 12 years old. she didn't know any better. but she found out that i was worth loving. you don't believe me, ask her. and what we discovered some 60 years ago now, very soon, we have been together that long, is that the love that we had at the beginning was only the beginning. and as you grow older, and older an

[laughter] i'm pleased senator paul is here with us today. i'm a big believer that we cannot win if we do not bring in the party and embrace all the voices. you know, i say all the time, whatever draws you to the republican party, whatever part of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness inspires you, i want to fight with you for those values and principles, stand together, and senator paul is a great voice for that imagine, a strong voice for limited government, balancing the budget, and in the last couple weeks, a leader in the fight against the administration on the irs, on benghazi -- [applause] he was the first person to go straight to go to the press and look him in the eye of the camera and say straight out hillary clinton is not qualified to be president of the united states of america. thank you so much for joining us. please welcome senator rand paul. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. [applause] thank you. you, you can always tell if there's a sign it's an easy crowd. [laughter] if the prayer is interrupted by applause -- [laug

>>> moving on to paul mccartney. he paid homage to elvis this weekend. the former beatle visited the home of the late king of rock 'n' roll, and he left behind a guitar pick. >> that's cool. >> so elvis can play in heaven. that's an interesting idea. >> and the person immediately after him probably took it. >> yes. this is paul mccartney's. >>> reality series "duck dynasty" has reportedly teamed up with hallmark to create a line of father's day cards. that will be a must-buy come father's day. >> are you a big fan of the show? >> no, haven't seen it. >> you're a company girl. >> i'll have to watch the duck hunters. >>> in a recent interview with "the new york times," singer billy joel said he used booze as medication following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. joel had been in and out of rehab dealing with depression and substance abuse for years after the attacks where he, quote, knocked the wind out of him. >>> and in an interview with "entertainment weekly," rob lowe revealed his drastic transformation for "behind the candelabra." it required pulling his ey

i'm paul gigot. another week but not many answers from the irs or the obama administration about the targeting of conservative groups during the 2012 election campaign. you just heard former irs commissioner douglas schulman tell congress he wasn't responsible and doesn't know who is. agency official lois lerner now on administrative leave invoeshgds her fifth amendment right to remain silent not before declaring her own inknow nence and the administration's story about who knew it and when continued to evolved. "wall street journal" columnist den henninger, colin levy and washington columnist kim strasle. what have we learned this week, the most important things we learned this week that were new about this scandal? >> right. we certainly saw a lot of cute answers in those congressional hearings, right? i think those raised as many questions as they answered. but i think the big things we had confirmed this week are we now know the commissioner doug schulman knew about this for sure in the spring ti

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cnn's paul vercammen joins me live to set the stage. so, paul, i know his attorneys are there. i believe o.j. is even at the courthouse at this time. set me up as to just exactly what's transpiring and how soon he's going to take that stand. >> well, we think he's going to take the stand momentarily. don't forget he's now being held at the clarke county jail. he was transferred from the northern nevada prison down here on friday. he literally walks underground through a tunnel then into the courthouse through an elevator. and as you've seen he comes through a side door. i'm glancing at my monitor as well to see when indeed o.j. comes in. i did see o.j.'s attorneys walk in. they said his client is feeling pretty good. they were also talking about where this is going to go first. and it's all going to be about that relationship between galanter and o.j. after all, for years they were sidekicks if you will, galanter on o.j.'s side constantly representing him in a myriad of different legal ventures. and now basically o.j. is saying this is a case of sheer betrayal, galanter did not

thank you paul for your great work. let me talk about saint luke's, in life you come to full circle. i first came to saint luke's when i finished school. i graduated and didn't have health insurance and i was pretty sick and i didn't know what to do. i learned about saint luke's it where people who find themselves in my predictment go. my mom was ill and we had to take her to the er. they saved her life. it's very personal to me. the test for me has always been we want saint luke's to be a world class hospital. this dealen insures that we get that. we have 120 beds. which is a 50 percent increase from the original proposal, but more importantly, saint luke's plays a more important role as part of the larger cpmc system. cpmc by making it a larger hospital is making a real commitment to ensure this hospital will continue to serve this community for years to come. it's not just the size of the hospital but the specific requirements that i'm happy to talk to you afterwards that actually required and followed the guidelines

paul will be involved. it requires presidential leadership.f you look about whether it is tax reform in 1986, social security reform in 1983, or the last two examples when we try to do something significant to improve the economy and deal with a huge debt and deficit problem, which seem small relative to what we have now, it always involves present -- presidential leadership. it must. the president must be supported in order for it to become enacted. the resources of the omb, a so on,ry department, and are critical to this. the president has to step up and show leadership.>> did he not with this budget? you believe he did? >> he started in a small way. as you know, i have talked about the publicly and privately and the hearings we have had about the president's budget, talking about chain cpi on the table is -- step inp forward. the right direction. talking about the savings that come from reducing the preferences in the corporate tax code ought to go back into lowering the rate rather than being used for deficit reduction generally is in the

paul, minnesota, also fits the pattern. here was a case where perez was allegedly so concerned about a potential supreme court challenge to the legality of a theory he championed in housing discrimination suits known as -- quote -- "disparate impact" -- end quote -- that he quietly worked out a deal with st. paul officials whereby they withdrew their appeal of the disparate impact case if he arranged for the federal government to throw out two whistle-blower complaints against st. paul that could have recovered millions of dollars for the taxpayers that had been falsely obtained. in the end, the two whistle-blowers' complaints were dropped and the supreme court never heard the disparate impact case. perez has told investigators he hadn't even heard of the disparate impact case until the court initially decided to hear it, but that's been contradicted by h.u.d. deputy assistant secretary sara pratt who told investigators she and perez discussed the case well before that. taken together, all of this paints the picture, for me