. >> this has been mentioned not just by united but also by the roberts corp., assuming constitutionalle are energized. thereçó are organizations who ae energizing them. the remarkable thing is that obama understands the message of barry friedman's book. if you read model answers for students, me and all of my colleagues were put to shame. they were more careful and well thought out than anything i have ever produced. but he argues on his chapter in the constitution in his book of liberals have recently relied on the fiction that eight supremacist court battles for them. most civil liberties have come from the bottom up. the reconstruction republicans after the civil war and before came up with the idea you could only ban speech in a period of danger. it took the supreme court 100 years to codify that principle into wall. so if we're talking about liberals, no. çófree-speech, a quality has coe more from political after d --y q%1h!13e more from úo Ñiçóçóthey are thwarting progree walk, rather than advancing it. they can codify in principle after it is accepted by the country, pushing ah

. >> this has been mentioned not just by united but also by the roberts corp., assuming constitutional where people are energized. thereçó are organizations who ae energizing them. the remarkable thing is that obama understands the message of barry friedman's book. if you read model answers for students, me and all of my colleagues were put to shame. they were more careful and well thought out than anything i have ever produced. but he argues on his chapter in the constitution in his book of liberals have recently relied on the fiction that eight supremacist court battles for them. most civil liberties have come from the bottom up. the reconstruction republicans after the civil war and before came up with the idea you could only ban speech in a period of danger. it took the supreme court 100 years to codify that principle into wall. so if we're talking about liberals, no. çófree-speech, a quality has coe more from political after d --y q%1h!13e more from úo Ñiçóçóthey are thwarting progree walk, rather than advancing it. they can codify in principle after it is accepted by the country,

. >> this has been mentioned not just by united but also by the roberts corp., assuming constitutionalis that obama understands the message of barry friedman's book. if you read model answers for students, me and all of my colleagues were put to shame. they were more careful and well thought out than anything i have ever produced. but he argues on his chapter in the constitution in his book of liberals have recently relied on the fiction that eight supremacist court battles for them. most civil liberties have come from the bottom up. the reconstruction republicans after the civil war and before came up with the idea you could only ban speech in a period of danger. it took the supreme court 100 years to codify that principle into wall. so if we're talking about liberals, no. çófree-speech, a quality has coe more from political after d --y q%1h!13e more from úo Ñiçóçóthey are thwarting progree walk, rather than advancing it. they can codify in principle after it is accepted by the country, pushing ahead. you have to protect speech in those circumstances, we can codify that into law. but

corps, reporting a 30% jump. profit rising, both hitting estimates. cable with fox news channel reporting its best quarterly profit ever. i'm roberty. >>> coming up a window washer rescued in baltimore how he got stuck 12 stories above the ground. >>> we are shoveling through baltimore county this morning. i'm megan gilliland. how long it's going to take you to get to your car straight ahead. >> reporter: i'm joel d smith, live in westminister where plow drivers tell us this is the >>> welcome back to fox 45 early edition. 5:29 is the time. you're waking up this morning to more winter

if you want me to see set the white house press corps every day, now there san app. ♪ -- now there is an app. >> robertuse spokesman. jimmy kimmel mel took a few minutes to do a demo. >> the white house launched the iphone app, it's free and you can download it at itunes. here is how it works, you get two iphones and you just --. [ laughter ] voila, you have obama ears. [ applause ] i feel smarter already. >> here is one of the postings to the white house.gov i-pod app. another day, another disappointing ploy obstructing progress. fair and balance. that is a wrap on news watch this week. i want to thank, kirsten, catholic thomas and alice. i'm jon scott. we'll see you next week for another edition of

roberts and tim geithner. they are smart people. if you jack up the top tax rate the small business owner operators are going to move from the small business s-corpack to the c-corp rate which is 35% whereas the small business personal income rate is 40. you will never see the money. investors will move into tax exempt bonds and everyone will avoid income. besides holding down growth -- >> the c-corps will be hit with a dividend as well. you will be hit with higher taxes. it will hurt job creation. it won't materialize the revenue. if you look at the administration's budget they are deficit as far as the eye can see doubling and tripling the national debt, spending increases that eclipse all of that, they're saying to bring this into balance they will have a commission, which is partisan the way they are designing the commission, to fix it all. that means more tax increases down the road. this is just the beginning of the tax increase onslaught that's being prepared. >> here's what i'm calling the new senator scott brown congress and all the political implications. the white house is tone deaf to the revolution. tea party pop youlism, a return of

robert gibbs. c-span[captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corpgoing to test out taking pictures of you guys. [laughter] let me give you guys a quick read out of the president's meeting in the situation room to get an update on afghanistan and pakistan, and obviously, throughout the course of this. i'm happy to go through what questions i can answer. president obama met with his national security team and chain of command for is regular update on afghanistan and pakistan. the meeting began with a briefing on the situation in pakistan from ambassador patterson, including the discussion on progress made in building a strong partnership with the pakistani government and people on behalf of our mutual interests. the president then bet -- and received a briefing from general mcchrystal on the status of the offensive in southern afghanistan and from ambassador eikenberry on our civilian efforts. both noted the leading role that the afghan government and security forces are playing along -- alongside the international community in the current offensive.

national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> after the meeting, president obama made an unscheduled appearance at the white house briefing 3 he talked about health care and other issues. robert gibbs continue to speak with reporters after the president. this is about an hour. >> we are trying to bring some change that you can believe them. i am glad to see that all of you braved the weather to be here. all little while ago, i had a meeting with the democratic and republican congressional leaders, and it went very well. in fact, i understand that mcconnell and reid are out doing snow angels on the south lawn together. can you picture that, chuck? not really? the meeting did go well, and i appreciate them making the trek. we had a good and frank conversation and it is one that i hope that we can continue on a more regular basis. we all understand that there are legitimate and genuine differences between the parties, but despite the political posturing that often paralyzes this town, there are many issues upon which we can and should agree. that is what the american people are demanding of us. i think they are tired of every day being election day in washington. and at this cri

institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> coming up shortly, the white house briefing with press wreck -- with press secretary robertets under way. also, in new york, remarks from governor david patterson. news reports indicate the governor will not seek reelection this year. that is coming up shortly on c- span3. we will look at the were calls on today's "washington journal." >> on your screen is thomas hoenig, who is president of the federal reserve bank of kansas city. what is the role of the federal reserve when it comes to regulating banks? guest: the role of the federal reserve is multifaceted in the regulation of banks. it has an oversight responsibility for financial stability. that involves the major financial institutions of the country. more specifically, it has supervisory authority where it can examine the activities and the books of the major -- all the bank holding companies in the country and state banks that choose to be part of the federal reserve system. this gives us out hands on information about conditions in the financial system. i call it the eyes of the federal reserve as we deal with banks