phyllis manchin to that many of the servicers -- phyllis mentioned that many of the servicers have hired a third party contractors to go out and knock on people's doors. ironically, some people have gotten the message about the loan foreclosures cams and that are not working with those people. too often, what we hear is that these third-party contractors that the servicers are using do not identify themselves as coming from the servicer. so, it is some other company and the bar or having heard, do not get sucked into one of these scams, will not deal with them. it is one other thing that is clogging up the pipeline. it seems like it should be easy to fix, but it has not been fixed yet. >> good morning, i'm charlene brown with fannie mae. i particularly want to say i appreciate your comments about the loss of wealth to the minority communities. as lenders retreat, you know that is only going to exacerbate the problem. there is another way if that is coming that was not mentioned today in terms of foreclosures, and that is, what we're hearing from some of our partners is strategic for clos

or pardon me and duane and phyllis and their dog josie. you come to their house and make that argument that if you close down or make cuts to home health care, duane's not going to like it, phyllis' not going to like it and josie will bite you on your leg. many of my kansas home health care agencies are working at negative margins. the cuts as provided by the distinguished senator from nebraska, $240 million. the gentleman from montana, the distinguished chairman of the -- of the finance committee, my dear friend, that's $60 million in montana, in nevada, where the distinguished majority leader lives, the chart that's just been provided to me by the senator, $263 million. texas -- texas we have senator cornyn sitting right behind me here. senator cornyn, you're in th the $6.8 billion category. what will happen if you get cu cut $6.8 billion in regards to home health care, sir? mr. cornyn: if the senator will yield for a response. $6.8 billion will cut not just into the muscle, but into the bone and deny a lot of people -- a lot of elderly

i'll close with that. >> phyllis, would you join us? i alerted ever want to your late arrival and i wanted to give you a chance answer some of the questions that we are having. >> just in time for the fund. >> that is exactly right. let me briefly introduce fellas. she's at the department of treasury, the director of the office of home ownership preservation. before doing this job, phyllis was president of the washington area women's foundation, a terrific group here in washington that the fabulous work in the area. it is a public foundation, focused on improving the lives of women and girls in the washington area. she was president of the community banking group, 20 years of experience in sales and management and banking, it included citicorp and ernest and young. we'll work together where she is one of the great leaders and community development financing funding. thank you for joining us. just to recap some progress made, importance to us by the administration, hope now, and others. rising, changing sets of issues with unemployment,

i could have find a colleague who actually understood mi5 counterterrorism phyllis young. it wasn't a target for code with extreme terrorist target, and what is generally, is that the founders of the future state of israel who wish not without reason the british to leave as quickly as possible blew up the british headquarters in palestine. that is to say the king david hotel in jerusalem, and then halfway to britain a few months later they blew up the british embassy in from which was completely destroyed except for the stable. what is entirely forgotten is that the real target was neither the king david hotel bar the british embassy in jerusalem. it was white hall itself and this was due more less-- in the newspaper article and he did plant a bomb which did kill even more people then explosive killed in the king david hotel but she did not pryor properly so this made such a traumatic impact on mi5 that it was just its finest hour and it dealt mainly with the assistance of british zionist who did not like begin. very successfully with the zionist plots extreme zionist plot

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phyllis of the highlands wrote, i think we need health care for more people. for years i struggled as a single parent to pay for health insurance for my five children and frequently cost me more than 30% of my income in addition to co-pays. christian of crescent hill wrote, i know what it's like to not have the basic human life. i believe that it is shameful that we are the only developed country in the world without a public health system and i'd like to voice my support of the president's plan. and finally, matthew, a 10-year-old boy from louisville wrote, my parents spend $50,000 per year for my brother's autism and i think it is a national crisis. it's just not fair, and this is a fair country. and everybody, no matter who they are, including my brother, eric, should be treated equally. senator mcconnell, these are your constituents, yours and mine and they are americans. they are deserving of your attention and not their scorn. please come with me to louisville and ilintroduce you to more of the people who support health care reform for america. i yield b

ensure that these modifications stick, hud is pushing forward with a host of efforts that i know phyllisdwell will be here and will detail many of those efforts. so i will not spend time on the details of those. i do want to talk about complementary efforts that we are undertaking

phyllis then it discusses military deployments around the world. the muslim public affairs council discusses the fort hood shooting. >> in the mid 1990's "newsweek name to -- "newsweek" named him an important person. he talks about his current studies at harvard and what is ahead. >> now available, "abraham lincoln" a great read for any history buff. it is a unique perspective on abraham lincoln from $56. from his early years to his life in the white house. it is in hard cover at your favorite bookseller and now in digital audio, available where digital audio down the source told. learn more at c-span.org. >> queen elizabeth's annual christmas message. she talks about the war in afghanistan where 106 british soldiers were killed this year. she also talks about the commonwealth group of countries that celebrated the 60th anniversary. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> each year that passes seems to have its own character. some leave us with a feeling of satisfaction, others are best forgotten. 2009 was a difficult year for many, particularly those facing the effects of the