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he hit his mark. >> after a brief tussle, prescott and the protester are separated.quick response. >> i would think that more of them need to take training. they probably make a lot of enemies. >> our number one is a grandtastic vigilante. a no nonsense that that you don't want to mess with. june 26, 2006. three robbers invade her convenience store. >> these three thugs, these enemies of society come in brazenly and boldly start pistol whipping the employees. >> a bunch of robbers come in, attempt to knock down the door of the back office where great grandmother is knitting and watching tv. >> i saw a man running and hitting the door. i reach for my gun. it was on top of my bible. and i took my gun off and i cocked the gun and i shot the window out. i pulled the trigger. >> they couldn't run fast enough. they were knocking into one another. they looked like a version of the key stone cops. >> this great grandma is ready should they return. >> she reads the bible and yet she'll cap you right between the eye with a teflon coated bullet. my kind of woman. >>> coming up,

john in prescott,. arizona,, good morning. ?aller: how are you what is being done in that tornado alley that cannot be done anywhere else? earthquakes might happen every 100 years or 200 years, but those tornadoes happen almost every year. if you don't have the resources to thefor six weeks during tornado season, then you have no business living there. if you love that area of the country more than you love your children and animals, then you get out of there. you know? it is like katrina. why would you want to raise children in an area that is below sea level? if you love your children, moved. why should the government responsible for rebuilding something that is going to continuously happen? sandy was a freak thing. so this is every year. host: we will take those comments and pass them on to representative tom cole, joining us on the phone right now, republican of oklahoma. this is your home town. you are in moore, oklahoma. describes the city. guest: it's a city of about 55,000 people. it's a small farming community when i mo

brandon loon drew, staff sergeant frances phillips, specialist kevin cardoza, specialist brandon prescott and specialist thomas merck were killed by an i.e.d. while on patrol in kandahar province. mr. o'roark: all five had been award a bronze star and purple heart. all four for stationed in the district i represent. fort bliss has lost 83 soldiers in iraq and afghan strap. it's deeply impacted the family, friends and fellow soldiers of the fallen as well as the fort bliss and el paso communities. it reminds us of the ongoingle to of the war, now going on its 12th year and out of sight for many americans. it reminds us of our solemn responsibility to service members not only to be cautious when sending them in harm's way, but also knowing when it is time to bring them home. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. smith: the center for immigration studi

i want to just mention, steve prescott. steve and i were friends in the bush-led cabinet. it was a great stroke of luck that he had a business sale and had some time. he did a great job to do hat. we began to develop a presidential schedule. we had 10 days framed in and a process. you will get a chance to see it. let me just say that in 150 pages, we will not catch all the color of this. we hope we have created a basic structure. on page 131, there is a series on one page, a series of major lessons learned. i will call your attention to those. let me conclude by making a couple of observations of my own. the study that we did in depth during the first 30 to 45 days of our work, revealed to me that those administrations who do this well have historic opportunities. those that do it poorly often never recover. this is a very important discipline. i would like to emphasize what was suggested earlier. the failure to prepare a proper transition of power truly puts the nation at risk. it is not possible in 77 days to prepare a nation for a transition of that magnitude. starting

and i want to just mention steve prescott. steve preston, excuse me. steve and i were friends in the bush cabinet, and, just a great stroke of luck that he was, had a business, sale and has an time and he just did a great job in being able to do that. we began to develop a presidential schedule. we had 10 days friend and and a process to go, they'r thereforet you get a chance to see that. .. >> those that don't, that do it poorly often never recover. this is a very important discipline. i'd like to emphasize what max suggested earlier, that failure to prepare or a proper transition of power truly does put the nation at risk. and it is not possible in 77 days to prepare a nation for a transition of that magnitude. starting early is important. i think the presidential, the presidential transition act of 2010 made a meaningful contribution to this effort. i'm sure there are continued refinements, but we must not step back from that. it only needs to become more disciplined. senator conklin's leadership, i want to note he was very useful in not just what h

jim is in prescott, arizona. you are on the air. >> thank you.hat type of retirement did grant received after he was out of the presidency and the war? yes.om the government? >> >> was there a pension for the president? >> there was not, either for the president or his military service. it was not until shortly before his death that congress awarded him a pension. >> we will talk about how he finds some -- he found some ways to make some money. there is about half an hour left. >> do you have a minute for a -- do you have a minute for a story? , always. >> everybody thought of him with a beard and a cigar. when he was a young lieutenant, he was very small. a were down in mexico and the soldiers were being entertained. they got together and did a production of othello. grant was elected to play desdemona. later, when the famous actress came to entertain the troops and took the part of desdemona, the audience booed and put grant back on stage. >> following up on the question about her views about women, susan b anthony and other women were pardoned

prescott, arizona. you are on the air. caller: what kind of retirement did grant received after the war? of retirement fee from the government you mean? was there a pension? guest: no, they're worse not. hisas not until shortly for death that congress awarded him a pension right before he died. host: and we will talk about how he found a way to make money later on. we have a half around on hour l. guest: do you have a minute for a story? host: always, especially if it is a good one. guest: grant was small. you always think of them as scruffy with a beard and a cigar. when he was a young lieutenant, he was very small for a military man. there were down in mexico, and the mexican war, and the soldiers were being entertained and they got together and did a production of othello. and grant was elected to play desdemona. later when the famous actress, came to entertain the troops that took the part of desdemona, the audience booed and put grant on stage. host: following up on the question about her views about women, they are a

inquiry, he merely confirmed what the office of public affairs have been telling the press, that a prescott sensitive information. so let's get this clue. there's a time, on december 20 the office of public affairs alerted reporters to the upcoming announcement for scheduling purposes. news of the likely summit had appeared in articles a day of the 20th. that day, bloomberg released a story headline, bank of america sits close to settling probe into countryside. and stating that quote a deal between bank of america and the department of justice to be announced as early as this week. the story said the parties were actively negotiations on on the verge of settling the claim. the department of justice declined to comment for that story. that night, december 20, a "new york times" reporter e-mailed mr. perez about the likely settlement. because mr. perez understood that the office of public affairs had begun to inform reporters that announcement would be made next day in indocin at 11:13 p.m., mr. perez respond that idg press officer quote, was supposed to call, but reportedly in the day, and