. >> the teller notifies the authorities and jeremy peery gets word of the pursuit.en a field conservation warden at wisconsin's department of natural resources. >> they advised me that the bank had been robbed and that the suspects were last seen heading west out of town. >> peery learns the two robbers have jumped out of the getaway car and are fleeing on foot. the driver of the car, 50-year-old rudolf frenzer continues on with several officers on his tail. before long, warden peery has a gray four-door sedan in his sights. >> i assumed that that was probably the suspect vehicle. and my assumption was correct. >> copy, plate number 252, paul, john, john. >> rusk county deputies jeff wallace and riley comit are both in communication with peery and zeroing in on the suspect's location. >> i heard the warden peery say he was in pursuit of the suspect vehicle heading southbound in my direction. so i then took some back roads and tried to get over to the area where he was. >> he chases the suspect at more than 100 miles an hour. when he makes a wide turn around a corner

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other debates, so we do now need to wind up the debate and to conclude i would call poppies temmins peery [applause] >> thank you mr. speaker. hello. to start i have something for you all to think about. under the current tuition fee system when a student uses companies to cover the cost as many do, when they graduate they will pay 9% of their earnings with a salary of 20,000 pounds. now if you are paying a percentage of your urning as a contribution to establishing the views and who it's benefited from it is quite like an attack. thinking about it this way, the two systems are remarkably similar. the difference is the weight of tax and the threshold therefore the amount you pay back will be different. we know we need to pay some things toward the cost of the university education but which is the best way to contribute. we've gone from one extreme to the other over the years from paying nothing to paying close to 9,000 pounds on what we as the u.k. parliament has to question now is the graduate tax is the right next step. well it could be especially therefore having a graduate tax system

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we want to offer a charitable organization or doctors or clinics peeri. health care will be provided. what is the cheapest and cost- effective way to get the highest quality care? that is not what we are getting. it is the entity that purchase is the greatest amount of health care. we're not getting a good value. health care is a big issue. obamacare will break the bank. that is kathleen sebelius saying that. she recently said that we cannot have the long term component of the obamacare bill. it is not enough money. in order to make the numbers work over a 10-year time frame, and they had to have all the revenues of fronts and the -- of france -- upfront. we see the stunning level of power that the government has spirit with obamacare there has been over 6000 pages of rules and regulations. this is a bill that will never finish being written. the employees are not hiring. employers know that every employee they hire will have at least a $2,000 price on their head. if they do not offer health insurance, they will have to pay a fine. what government will do

they are the middle school winner who is julia peery of the elm street school who is over here. wade so we can see you. [applause] >> if you felt the podium at the supreme court was high comedy would be about 3 feet high behind this one. we to put a nice tool up the other day to read the essay. the high school winners attend winds are high school just over the border and vermont and over here we've so we can see you. [applause] thanks for being here with your family and teachers and your principal. students were asked to write what the schools should be allowed to ban or limit the possession or use of salles phones or other mobile communications devices and school and whether schools should be permitted to confiscate those devices and punish students who bring them in. julia wrote she believes the constitution does not allow schools to ban cell phones but believes schools are justified in setting restrictions such as allowing students to use them only at lunch or only after school. peter wrote the constitution does allow schools to ban, elamite textile or talking on cell phones.

thompson and will be alan peery dalia so with the nature of woody allen, what films influenced you because i am assuming -- second, quickly you mentioned in one of your films the judeo-christian nature of the united states i was just curious if you don't mind a personal question your background as far as religion or spirituality. >> guest: good question, yes. well, i'm jewish, my background is jewish. i'm not religious per say. i'm sort of -- i guess i would call myself spiritualize don't know if i would call myself spiritual. i like the idea of it i just haven't thought deeply about it. i don't know, i found that people do that later in her life. >> host: how old are you? >> guest: i am a 42. maybe i and later in life. unhappy, does that matter? i'm a happy person. you know, i grew up jewish. woody allen movies, i love them all. the whole idea of the one geeky little guy that is facing the world of the big guys i don't know that speaks to me to read i was very small and high school, i think 90 pounds, 112 as a college senior. never in my life has anyone thrown the ball to me that i either

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peery >> i will yield my time to you. >> mr. mcmahon, these hearings are a great value to the american people because it is the only time they get to see how their money is being spent. i looked at this as more of the stewardship than anything else. really we are stewards of the american tax payer money and we have to be responsible for the way this money speaks. i come from the private sector as you do. can you discuss able but these jobs we found out in the prior hearing a bus driver driving a diesel bus when he switches over to an alternative energy now becomes we've created a green job, so the fact the american public has gamed so many times with an marketing networks to take whatever it is we are trying to achieve at a struggle sometimes to tell people in northwest pennsylvania we are spending your money the right way they say really? tell me again some of the dream jobs you see in your construction business. the jobs that exist the goal is to create a new label. it's just a misnomer to think that somebody that works and cu

they are the middle school winner who is julia peery of the elm street school who is over here. [applause] >> if you felt the podium at the supreme court was high comedy would be about 3 feet high behind this one. we to put a nice tool up the other day to read the essay. the high school winners attend winds are high school just over the border and vermont and over here we've so we can see you. [applause] thanks for being here with your family and teachers and your principal. students were asked to write what the schools should be allowed to ban or limit the possession or use of salles phones or other mobile communications devices and school and whether schools should be permitted to confiscate those devices and punish students who bring them in. julia wrote she believes the constitution does not allow schools to ban cell phones but believes schools are justified in setting restrictions such as allowing students to use them only at lunch or only after school. peter wrote the constitution does allow schools to ban, elamite textile or talking on cell phones. he figures the same as

. >> thank you peery i'm looking in a letter from general amos and chief greenert. the paragraph three of the letter says that cn gb does not represent a branch of service nor is it responsible for organizing, manning, training and equipping the national guard to the extent of the service chiefs and a half to respectfully disagree pursuant to the obviously the dod directive has the responsibility of the guardsmen in fact does. they are responsible for the entire cradle to ackley grave pg and execution of the budget to provide the president's budget submission for each of the appm goes to congress and validates the requirements and provides the annual financial reports to congress. in fact the service chiefs don't have that responsibility. is there in a statement in your letter there? >> well, senator, the point that i was making in the letter -- we, the service chiefs, testify to and are held accountable to the congress for the execution of those budgets as well. we have budgets submitting offices -- pardon me -- in the navy that do similarly that you just listed th

. >> senator akaka peery >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. ms. petraeus, our guard and reserve forces have been called up to fight alongside their active duty counterparts at a higher up to ensure the nation's safety. what you see as the differences in the consumer protection needs for family of the research component when they are on active duty nurse when they are in a reserve status? >> i've had the opportunity as i mentioned to talk with a number of national guard officers and enlisted their families on my trips back to the states and i try to do that when i go out because the issues are a bit different. for a great amount of their time, the families especially consider themselves to be civilian families come and some of the challenges preparing them for the change of the circumstance when suddenly become a military family, and they have their guardsman or reservists deployed. they don't have the installations the active-duty force have with the wonderful offices they've been walking to and get information. a great deal of it has to be delive

johnson, the peery campaign. an audience member noted that there have been many reports that the jobs created in texas under the governor were either created by federal government dollars or part time part-time low-wage jobs. if that is a correct assessment? >> nope. it's just not true. >> is it misinformation or is their something they lost? >> it's just not true. the governor has refuted this and has made clear the facts are 40% of all jobs in the country were created since 2009 while the current resident of the white house has lost 2.5 million jobs the environment governor perry helped create in texas has created a billion dollars. the focus and everyone on this panel is to beat barack obama, and we've got to have someone who can energize the economy, who can help get america working again, and that person is rick perry. >> we haven't forgotten about the ron paul campaign. i promise. i get e-mail's all the time saying we have but we are working on it. i hope he can help us compare this election from ron paul t