press -- please tell me mr. press is joking about "fifty shades of great."his is the first time i have disagreed with you since watching the show. don't make it a habit. "fifty shades of gray" is amazing. tammica loved it. >> you did not. >> she disagrees with you. >> pure porn and bad porn. if you like bad porn, you will like "50 shades of gray." carol from traverse city michigan. >> i wanted to weigh in on the protest yesterday. >> yes. >> i couldn't make it. but i am retired from a shop. i worked 31 years there. my grandfather worked for ford motor company] before they were union unionized. i know all of his struggles. killed for unions to become, you know, viable. >> yeah. yeah. >> it's just like a knife through our heart that this has happened. you are talking about the legislatures and people, republican and it's the koch brothers. it's all of these outside groups that are ruining our country, and it all started with the supreme court decision. and, you know, to allow all kind of money into the election process. i think that that's the core problem. >>

press." >> this is "the bill press show." [ music ] [ music ] >> this is "the bill press show" >> bille president of ullico he is in studio with us. molly ball from the "atlantic" joins us ahead. ed i want to ask you but first mike is calling from hillsdale county michigan what do you say? >> hill 0, bill. thank god for current tv >> bill: all right. go for it. >> i am a 40-year teamster retiree and i am sick ended by this and i have done some research on some of the senators that voted for the right to work for less, and i found that some of them belong to labor unions. one particularly is a schoolteacher. it's sickening that this would happen. and i can't understand they want to raise the taxes. whoever are they coming from from these low-paying jobs? >> good point, mike. he touches on something. there are amount of union voters that voted for nick snyder? >> that's allegation the indicates. we have, unfortunately we have members that we haven't educated and told them they don't make the connection. the vast vast majority of union members do get it. if you look at all of the demograp

the "bill press show." >> bill: hey, it is 24 minutes >> announcer: this is the "full court press." the "bill press show." live on your radio and on current tv. >> bill: all right. 25 minutes after the hour. i gotta tell you the mood at the white house last night the talk among reporters was the president's got upper hand here. pardon me, he's dealing with strength. no need for him to back down and he won't back down and -- quick word to the president the white house staffers talked about it last night. they were all of the same mind. they know the president is going to do what we ask him to do. hold the line. hold the line. by the way i also said to the first lady, you know, we all know that he would not have won without you. and the president chimed in and said you don't have to be a pundit to know that, press. >> thanks, press. nice. bill, we're tweeting at bpshow at bp show on twitter. you can find us there. ramona agreeing saying he cannot blink! the president is doing the right thing. i'm with him 100

press secretary jay carney will gaggling. no press briefing.orters aboard air force one, the president going out to talk about the jobs and the economy and the new job numbers on -- that we received on friday hilda solis will be in studio with us to talk about those job numbers about halfway through the next hour here on today's "full-court press." good to have you with us. so stick around for another hour. >> this is "the bill press show." [ music ] >> bill: good morning everybody. it is monday, december 10th. this is the full court press. welcome to the program this morning here on current tv. coming to you life all the way across this great land of ours from our little factory here, t.v. factory on capitol hill in washington, d.c. waiting to see whether that big meeting yesterday between president obama and john boehner will produce any results in terms of saving us from going over the fiscal cliff. meanwhile, we will talk about at the top of the hour, in one day on friday, republican legislators in michigan forced through right-to-work legi

866-55-press. >> this is "the bill press show."v. dose of politics from a fresh perspective. >>i'm a slutty bob hope. the troops love me. >>only on current tv. >> this is "the full court press: the bill press show," live' on your radio and on current tv >> bill: all right now. twelve minutes before the top of the hour. in the next hour congressman peter welch, very critical of the president's decision to cut social security benefits. he will be here in studio with us and, also, in studio with us in the next hour, lee saunders president of apsmee. we will be back to your calls about this unwelcome compromise in my opinion. with the holidays upon us, now is the best time for you to visit tryancestry.com. join me in the fun journey of discovering your family's roots. talk about me. i was able to trace my family thanks to ancestry.com to salem new jersey and from salem new jersey, early in the 1800s all the way over to rega in latvia. they immigrated here flu regia, russian jews and very exciting to talk about that with my family and a

the "bill press show.": all right. tuesday morning 25 minutes after the hour now. as we mentioned lot of talk about specifics on gun control except from the white house. why not. come on. this is not a new issue. we've been through too many of these mass murders. we've been talking about gun control for too long. 1994, they passed a ban on assault weapons. dianne feinstein has the legislation ready. everybody is talking about this except fox news. both "huffington post" and politico are reporting this morning that fox news employees were told not to discuss gun control on the air because god forbid, the fox news would ever offend the leadership of the nra. on the subject davey lee from chicago, good morning. >> caller: good morning, bill. >> bill: what do you think? >> caller: i love listening to your show, watching your show in the morning. >> bill: thank you. >> caller: i'm a former hunter. i lived in wisconsin northern wisconsin for about 16 years. i had -- even owned a restaurant. nightclub up there. >>

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the "bill press show."dio and on current tv. >> bill: hey, how about it. 25 minutes after the hour. here on this tuesday. john boehner mucking things up yesterday by putting out a proposal that's not serious at all. laughed out of the room. he ought to be. you know, republicans just gotta understand house republicans have to understand we had an election. elections have consequences. peter ogborn, what's happening in the social world? >> we're tweeting at bpshow at bp show. you can find us there. we've already given out speaker boehner's twitter handle and phone number and web site if you want to get in touch with him. if you want to find him on twitter, it is at speaker boehner. >> bill: this is another time -- this is the time to repeat our call from yesterday for boehner saying this is a classic example of boehner refusing to lead. if you're not going to lead, resign, let somebody else lead. >> let him know how you feel. you can call the speaker's office. you can go to their web site and send him an e-ma

" press".e one declined. if there is any ray of hope that can come out of this tragedy, it's that we could see an improvement to the country's mental health services. we are waiting on police to release details about the mental state of shooter adam lanza but similar mass murderers like those guilty at virginia tech or gabby giffords did suffer from certain serious mental health conditions. psychologists hope this time, it will lead to better care. he said we only hear of shootings with high enough body counts to make the news but mental illness risks countless lives every day. he said schools and communities have cut mental health care services for the bone and we are paying for that as a society. we will be right back. jennifer >>>> it's these "talking points" that the right have about "the heavy hand of government". i want to have that conversation. let's talk about it. really. really! that you're gonna lay people off because now the government's going to help you fund your health care. real

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press show.": all right. 30 days now before we tumble off of the fiscal cliff. will john boehner get out of the way and let us avoid another fiscal crisis? hey, good morning, everybody. what do you say? here we go. on a great big monday monday december 3rd, good to see you today. hope you had a good weekend and watched some good football got maybe some holiday shopping christmas shopping. a lot of people around here in the eastern market neighborhood of capitol hill buying their christmas trees. i saw them all day saturday all day sunday loading x-rays trees on top of the cars going home, carrying them home to deck raid the x-rays -- decorate the christmas trees. lots to talk about this morning here around the country, around the globe, around here in washington, d.c. we will bring you up to date on the latest to let you know what's going on, but most importantly, give you a chance to sound off. >> that's what it's all about. you can give us a call at 866-55-press. you can twit -- join us on twitt

1-866-55-press second question is are you happy with the white house press corps?ou, as a member of it, i'm not. i thought it was embarrassing yesterday. so the president opens it up to questions after the task force and he said to joe, i'm going to take some questions. he starts out with ben feller from ap who is a great reporter and first thing ben asks is nothing about guns but about the fiscal cliff. jesus, get off the fiscal cliff. nothing's happening on the fiscal cliff. it is just john boehner playing games to save his ass. he asked about fiscal cliff. the president went on and on, droning on and on, he spoke longer in response to the question about the fiscal cliff than he did about guns, period. then he goes to carol lee another good friend who has been in the studio with us. she asked about the fiscal cliff. then he goes to keira i forget her last name from politico. she asks about the fiscal cliff. at this point i was going crazy. i was going bonkers. get back to the issue of the day! let's get back to saving these kids! finally david jackson got it back

you tell me. 866-55-press. >> this is "the bill press show." party or the other.mocrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. (vo) always outspoken, now unleashed. joy behar. >> on my next show, dr. ruth answers all your questions about sex. i mean the ones you can say on tv of course, on say anything. [ music ] >> on your radio and on current tv this is "the bill press show." >> hey good evening, mr. president. shoot. i don't know what to say. how about those wizards? peters how about those wizards? how about rg3 >> bill: a good place to start on a wednesday morning. so what do you think? give them 15 -- given 15 seconds, what message do you think i should carry to the big guy tonight. peter? what's our -- before we get to the phones social world lightingly up? >> peter: tweeting @bpshow. >> i will keep track. >> congratulations. give them hell mr. president. don't let them hold our na

check it out. >> announcer: this is the "full court press." the "bill press show."your radio and on current tv. going to do the young turks. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. [ ♪ theme ♪ ] >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." live on your radio and current tv. >> announcer: chatting with you live at current.com/billpress. this is the "bill press show." >> bill: 24 minutes after the hour. and the next segment, we're going to get into global warming. whether we can expect any action on global warming with coral davenport, covers environmental and energy issues for the "national journal." i was talking with karla swift from michigan about plans to try to overturn the ri

but @current.com bill press, chat with other "full-court press"ers.w on apple, as long as people are sheeps to capitalism. >> and consumerism, not much will change. your wallet has the power to change everything. naomi said, page made in america again, american made products. a friend on twitter says we are in the market for a new computer but now we will wait until next we're year. we are going to buy a mac made in the u.s.a. >> mike calling from sherwood, illinois. >> hey, bill, how is it going, sir? >> all right. pretty good. what about you. >> great. duck hunting, so i can't complain. >> good luck? >> this is great. i wanted to commented on this whole apple deal. it's good to see some of these jobs coming back to the states with us being in such an economic downturn our working force will be able to export some of these goods rather than bring them in. once we do that we will make all sorts of money off of all of these other kuntz trees wanting these computers once everybody else jumps on board and we start exporting all sorts of goods we will hav

it's very restricted to the press.ure how effective it will be as we go forward in the internet world. maybe it's false of the past and we're hopefully going to see a very different future maybe without the intervention of government and press. >> perhaps the embarrassment suffered by the empire won't be as strong as anything lawmakers could come up with. thank you. >> thank you. >> singer chris brown uses twitter to take one of his female kricritics. billion dollars to help those affected and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open, and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. and bp's also committed to america. we support nearly 250,000 jobs and invest more here than anywhere else. we're working to fuel america for generations to come. our commitment has never been stronger. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu. what a night, huh? but, um, can the test drive be over now? head back to the dealership? [ male announcer ] it's practically yo

i don't think it's good press, though. i don't think it's good press. i think this would have to be an exception. >> you know who else has gotten a lot of press, somebody who has been an outspoken advocate for gun control. piers morgan. let's look at an interview he did a while back with gun rights advocate larry prat. >> mr. pratt, you have enormous problems in this country. you have over 300 million guns. >> i honestly don't understand why you would rather have people be victims of a crime than be able to defend themselves. it's incomprehensible. >> you're an unbelievably stupid man, aren't you? >> more than 90,000 people have signed a petition to deport piers morgan, of course, a british journalist because they don't like his views. >> right. >> i would sign a petition saying stop the attacks, which i think have degraded his show. in fact, in another segment that just got some rotation recently, he was talking about the importance of civil discourse and how once you get into attacks it brings the level of discussion way down. >> it's his show. i mean

free press linda could face his toughest regulation three hundred years across the line when it caught voice mails of royalty celebrities and murder victim polly boykin reports now in the inquiry that exposed the secret relationship to the paper the police and politicians. revelations that the british press and gauged in phone hacking sparked a wave of public revulsion and picked off one of the biggest media scandals. at times that threatened not just the leak story. but downing street as well as the allegations went all the way to the heart the british government to douse the flames number ten ordered the creation of the leveson inquiry in order to investigate the claims and now two years in the making after a chorus line of celebrity witness says and millions in taxpayers' money the leveson report damning about the press and heavily critical of both the police and the government forty eight says was their cozy relationship with the media cameron has been shown with hunt to have been actually batting for the murdoch empire was part of all of this so you know i think you know there nee

actually, i just press this button. love -- stronger, bigger, or hotter -- with the keurig vue. >> taking a look of the south-east warnings in effect for the north bay in the sonoma county in particular. the rain has been steady but this latest band has caused plenty of accidents and delaying flights to/from sfo for at least two hours. >> the golden state warriors continued their solid start to the season last night against the indiana pacers. stephen curry scored 20 eleven assists to lead the warriors to a 103-92 victory. klay thompson added 22 points. and david lee had thirteen points and twelve rebounds. that was lee's ninth double-double of the season. the warriors have won three straight games and remain tied with the los angeles clippers for first place in the pacific division. >> and it will be the stanford cardinal against wisconsin in the rose bowl. wisconsin earning the rose bowl berth after beating nebraska in the big ten championship game last night. running back montee ball ran for 201 yards and three touch

. >> the meeting with the senators getting all kinds of media attention and might have pressed for the press to get more from the white house as jay leno noted. >> and this week, cbs news became the first news organization besides fox to ask president obama who changed the benghazi talking points? >> yeah, this is very dangerous for the white house, and suddenly start asking real questions. >> so, what about it, jim, if jay leno is asking that question, does it mean that the press might be finally catching on? >> i think a couple of things are happening here, first of all, the campaign of sort of race baiting against john mccain led by richard wolf and tour, don't forget the accent mark. and the meeting with rice went badly and susan collins prides herself as a moderate thinks worse of you, you've done a bad job on the your presentation. and adam credo, the new website called the washington free beacon has millions of dollars in investments of companies linked to iran and rattled off the list and how she got confirmed as a u.n. ambassadorship and the romney campaign never noticing this

and a dumb day for the british media leveson publishes his damning report and calls for ties of press regulation in the u.k. all the latest details official right. waves of corruption are rocking russia hundreds of millions of dollars vanished from apec building projects and russia's got a nice satellite project a real estate scandal has also led to the defense minister being fired note i said fired in russia we hear a lot about corruption scandals and the reaction is usually a firing or a forced resignation and maybe that would be ok another country but russia has big dreams in a big country that has big corruption spoiling all of those dreams a country can't survive when every infrastructural or scientific project is sucked dry from within whether the government is unwilling or unable to sternly punish these offenders is a huge topic by could tell you that if there's no real fear of punishment this will just keep going on for ever perhaps it's time to put a big asterisk for high level corruption next to the moratorium on the death penalty but that's just my opinion. well. kelly just

that was not a press conference. i have never been to a press conference where you can't ask questions. and you just do a diatribe in the way he did today. people want to get involved. this is a way for people to get involved. we do this for mother's day. mothers have come together and helped us. we have taken about 8,000 guns and assault weapons off the street, grenade launchers even, and we'll do it again the day after christmas. that's not the only thing we can do. we're also going to be paroling and assigning police officers to all of our schools when they come back and be there intermittently during the school day. we're looking to support a federal assault weapons ban, tighten up and repeal the tr amendment, and to do a number of things with respect to straw purchasers who these are legal people that buy guns who don't -- who then sell guns or to people who shouldn't, and can't buy guns and we need to toughen our background checks and make sure that we have a full registry of all of the folks who are plementall

revelations the british press. a wave of public revulsion and one of the big scandals. at the time for. not just story. but downing street as well as the allegations went all the way to the heart the british government to douse the flames number ten ordered the creation of the leveson inquiry in order to investigate the claims and now two years in the making after a chorus line of celebrity witness says and millions in taxpayers' money the leveson report damning about the press and heavily critical of both the police and the government for what it says was their cozy relationship with the media cameron has been shown with a hunt to have been actually batting for the murdoch empire was part of all of this so you know i think you know there used to be a bit more of a focus on the five years of the police to actually do anything about these criminal acts lord leveson his recommendation is for highest standards of self-regulation by the press in forced by legislation and that's what critics fear could stifle the already declining newspaper industry and deal a huge blow to t

it's press freedom foundation for press freedom foundation dot org certainly there is a renaissance of citizen journalism and new media that we need to protect those freedoms online one of the things we can do thanks a lot for your time thanks a lot. i. now want to talk about an ordinary guy doing extraordinary things his name is josh bagley and he's a graduate student and why you who's making waves in the digital world all to bring attention to us military tactic that's going by and large undetected drones have covered on the show before but josh bagley is the brainchild behind this novel idea it's called drone plus a new i phone app that would sort public data from the bureau of investigative journalism about u.s. attacks and translated into a user friendly map that actually notifies users every time a new strike occurs begley said that he wanted to do this because drones quote bring up all sorts of interesting questions about the intersection of technology and international law and human rights your credit chain of command deciding to execute people outside of any laws a very intere

john, is the president about to come into the press briefing room? we'll leave that picture up so we know when the president enters. the white house is getting all of the latest information from the f.b.i. director. they're on top of this as well. >> that's right. this is a thing where, you know, the situation will light up and they'll start to get this information. in a fast-moving incident-- and this is my experience as a former assistant director of the f.b.i.-- sometimes inside information is overrated. which is you're getting information from n realtime from the scene, from the actual players on the ground and as we experience in trying to cover a story like that that information just because it's coming straight from the official sources and the actual witnesses also tends to change as it develops. i think what we'll see from the white house is a cautious statement that stays away from the facts and the numbers. and talks about the sentiment and for us to come together as a country in grieving and supporting this community in the parents and fa

press conference by local police. meanwhile, they've issued this press release. state police has put out a statement further confirming, in fact, the timeline that we've been reporting all morning. they say the first call from sandy hook elementary school came in at about 9:30 this morning. newton police department immediately requested the assistance of state police. in fact, they knew right away the tragedy and scope and magnitude of the tragedy that they had on their hands. upon arrival, troopers and officers, the statement says, immediately entered the school where they found several students and staff, soledad, suffering from gunshot wounds at the front of the building. 18 children, 18 children were pronounced dead at the scene. two were transported to neighboring danbury hospital where they were pronounced dead there. and as we've been reporting this morning, six adults were also killed, 26 souls in all perished yesterday at sandy hook elementary school. another detail that we're learning from this is that each family, soledad, each victim's family has been

i think going to be the word you know obviously we've been very worried about his press for some time i think it's always gone on but we should keep an eye on it and be aware of it . with opinions raging for and against new legislation it's turning into a no win situation for those in power by questioning the results of the inquiry david cameron looked to his critics like he abandoned the victims of media intrusion for some good press which is what got the government in trouble in the first place. artsy london. but we've plenty more stories on our website including flying into trouble is washington pushes its drone program over the us a space of crashes and the misses civilian authorities questioning their safety find out more at r.t. dot com person so online amateurish news agencies are left red in the face after publishing a scientifically floor diagram they claim was proof of iran's nuclear bomb ambitions which critics say could have been produced by any nuclear science. now russian gas could soon be flowing directly to the u.k. energy giants big pay and gazprom are talking busines

but britain's a coalition government is divided for in the leveson report into press standards u.k. newspapers were accused of wreaking havoc on the lives of innocent people for reporters for illegally parked regulator which critics fear could clamp down on press freedom . reports. revelations that the british press phone hacking sparked a wave of public revulsion and one of the big media scandals. at times that threatened not just story. but downing street as well as the allegations went all the way to the heart the british government to douse the flames number ten ordered the creation of the leveson inquiry in order to investigate the claims and now two years in the making after a chorus line of celebrity witnesses and millions in taxpayers' money the leveson report damning about the press and heavily critical of both the police and the government for what it says was their cozy relationship with the media cameron has been shown with hunt to have been actually batting for the murdoch empire was part of all of this so you know i think there needs to be a bit more of a focus on the

the japanese press mainline press totally ignored frank they didn't report it or you know it's extraordinary that if it was a dow jones company or a company on the scene in london or in hong kong or in moscow or wherever it is if of detail the allegations are put forward then the media will be on to that company's press office and investor relations department but in japan the mainline media just didn't didn't cover it despite this substantiated allegations they just didn't question and it became very evident that in japan the media is so censoring you do not attack a nikkei listed corporation you just don't do it. and that's different you know that's completely different to other developed capitalist market well i want to ask more about this because i haven't been to japan i haven't experienced what you've experienced but just to give you context i we covered the m.f. global scandal extensively on this show and now it's a scandal where obviously a very prominent c.e.o. former goldman sachs c.e.o. former u.s. official elected official a bundler obama the president of the united states and we

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are the press -- are the press answering and-- >> we talk about this a lot here. the press overall have not been terribly interested in this. they sort of range from no interest to claiming it's a right wing conspiracy, sort of where they fall on this and secretary clinton obviously needs to be the one to testify. i don't know why these people had to even dw througo through e were just watching, sort of lambs to the slaughter. and tom weiss, in full disclosure my first boss in the white house and he was not responsible for this. and hillary clinton said the buck stops with her. the president says the buck stops with him and yet, they're the only two people who seem to be taking any kind of responsibility. >> but, here is my problem with that is that tom nigh was sent out there because he's hillary's political deputy. he's the one that hillary says is going to testify because she has a concussion, he's got to take responsibility for looking at the cable, for the undersecretary in the different departments, for the regional bureau assistant secretaries. the state de

"meet the press." >> that's how viewers were introduced to "meet the press" when it t meat the debut.er the course of 65 years, it's the sunday news program from kennedy, castro and gorbachev. you can track the history in an ebook. 65 years of history in the making. apple itunes bookstores in time for the holidays. hint, hint. this is the show's executive producer and join me for this fun book. david, you went through this book process. what did you learn? what was something you didn't know and thought you knew all these things. i didn't know that. >> something that betsy and i learned overtime, she had more experience with the book publications and we worked so diligently writing them. a lot of the archival materials is not always on television. the debut was in 47. >> on radio it was 45. >> one of the interesting things is whenever we are looking at a slight of history is running up against the fact that that may have been on radio and not necessarily television. it's a wealth of material. >> when you were picking these clips, what ended up jumping out at you? you went through the 6

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>> we're at the press entrance. there is so much excitement in the air. over 20 live trucks, lots of media. we're going to go behind the scenes and give you a sneak peek all the excitement and everything that's going on. let's go. as you can see, pearl street has completely closed for the media trucks to park here. now, we've got trucks from almost all the news stations in the city becauseertionv r everyone is going to be coretionv the big event. we have the microwave towers going. they're going to be getting the live feed from the big parade. the anticipation is over 1 million fans. so, if you're a giants fan this is really the place to be. we're standing on polk street where the street has been completely closed off with the exception of some chairs that are set up out front as there are thousands of fans behind the chairs. it really just looks like a sea of orange and black and there are more fans to the right of us here. everybody is so excited. and they really are gathered all over to see the world series champ. we're standing at a security checkpoin

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and a marathon with the press on our website. up next just a moment we'll be saying through some economic double talk with. good afternoon welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for wednesday december nineteenth two thousand and twelve u.b.s. has settled over accusations of libel rigging as expected from reports we received earlier this week but we now know colorful details about the traders call each other nicknames like superman and captain chaos which was spelled wrong by the way that's according to the wall street journal now we got no such color from the federal reserve and its manipulation of rates but that is no points against we'll talk to a former v.p. of public affairs at the federal reserve bank of cleveland about what is lost in fed speak plus the treasury department announced it plans to sell its entire stake in g.m. within fifteen months according to the new york times a reminder of the bailouts in two thousand and eight of course but instead of government bailo

welcome to the national press club. my name is theresa werner and i'm the 105th president of the national press club. [applause] we we are the world's leading professional organization for journalists, committed to our professional future, there are programming and event such as this while fostering a free press worldwide. for more information about the national press club, please visit our web site at www.press.org. our programs offer to the public furor national press club journalism institute, please visit press.org/institute. on behalf of our member worldwide i would like to welcome our speaker and those of you attending today's event. our head table includes guests of our speaker as well as working journalists who are club members and if you hear applause in our audience, we would note that members of the general public are attending so it is not necessarily evidence of a lack of journalistic objectivity. i would also like to welcome our c-span and public radio audiences. our lunches are also featured on our member

all you have as a press secretary is your integrity. most important thing for anyone who wants to be a press secretary and young ladies if you want to do this one day you have to be the most prepared person in the room. the press secretary defending the president. that is only 50 percent of the job. the other 50 percent is defending the press to the president and senior staff. we are founded on the first amendment we have to have a free press. they are representatives and supposed to ask the tough . i walked in reading what they did. even if i disagreed. it was a two-way street of respect. you get a lot of lee way. but the only thing you have is integrity . if you don't know the right answer. don't fudge it and you don't say what you know. that's what i would imagine if president bush were watching me right now would he be proud? and if the answer was no. i swallowed it and didn't say it sarcas'm is the easiest thing to do in the podium and worst thing later. >> i am donna from maryland. what was the challenging event you had to deal wi

actually, i just press this button. brew what you love with the keurig vue. >> catherine: a texas man got quite a surprise when a plane crashed into his backyard. the single-engine plane missed the airport tarmac, taking out fences and a shed before it ended up on a porch. the two men on board were not hurt. a witness describes the scene. >> "i walked downstairs, opened my backyard and there's the plane torn to pieces. our fence was busted down, our shed was taken out. the wing i guess destroyed it. i see the two guys standing right outside the plane and yelled y'all okay and they're just in shock, and said aww yeah, we're fine, we're fine. i said all right, you sure? they just wide-eyed, you know. they said, we're fine we're fine. i said ok i just want to make sure." >> catherine: federal investigators are trying to figure out what caused the accident. new at 11. families across the united states will have to rely on other sources of entertainment after netflix's video streaming service was hit by a christmas eve outag