>> caller: i don't know if you guys have covered it but it is called tree spiker. >> host: treat spiker? >> caller: yep comegys one of the founders of the society and also a recent group fighting mountaintop removal when west virginia? >> host: right. i'm not sure but one way to find out is to go to the website, booktv.org. you can take a look at that and search by his name and see what you find. is smyrna texas, arnold on the democrats' line. you're favorite nonfiction book of the year. go ahead, arnold. >> caller: yes, it's a book that i wrote. it is called -- it's called the fine 9/11 intervention. >> host: what is about? >> caller: its about divine intervention, it's about speed. it is a true story. it's going to be hard for some people to believe it is a true story. but it is. it all happened. they're actually is a god for anybody that house doubts about that and god has gotten involved in 9/11 and in the truth that lies behind 9/11. >> host: 2009 marked the end of sarah palin's governor should and the beginning of her career as an author with going broke. we covered a book of that

caller: it is called "tree spiker." also a reason book of palmtop removal and west virginia. host: one way to find out is to go to our website and you can take look at that and searched by name. this is texas on the democratic line. your favor nonfiction book of the year. caller: it is a book that i wrote. is called "to find 9/11 intervention crocus is about 9/11. it is a true story. -- it is about 9/11. it all happens. it is a true story. is there is a god. god has gone involved income 9/11. host: 2009 marks the end of sarah palin's governorship. here is a looko of some of what she had to say in a bookstore in cincinnati. >> thank you so much for being here. we're going to have a blast. thank you for your courage to be here. you're going wrorogue with me. it's good to be here on this book tour. you can read my words on filtereunfiltered. i speak the truth. i note that is how you guys or wire. -- nine note that is how you guys are wired. thank you so much. [cheers] >> sarah! sarah! sarah! sarah! sarah! host: sarah palin last month in cincinnati. "botok tv" is under way this w

caller: it is called "tree spiker." also a reason book of palmtop removal and west virginia. host: one way to find out is to go to our website and you can take look at that and searched by name. this is texas on the democratic line. your favor nonfiction book of the year. caller: it is a book that i wrote. is called "to find 9/11 intervention crocus is about 9/11. it is a true story. -- it is about 9/11. it all happens. it is a true story. is there is a god. god has gone involved income 9/11. host: 2009 marks the end of sarah palin's governorship. here is a looko of some of what she had to say in a bookstore in cincinnati. >> thank you so much for being here. we're going to have a blast. thank you for your courage to be here. you're going wrorogue with me. it's good to be here on this book tour. you can read my words on filtereunfiltered. i speak the truth. i note that is how you guys or wire. -- nine note that is how you guys are wired. thank you so much. [cheers] >> sarah! sarah! sarah! sarah! sarah! host: sarah palin last month in cincinnati. "botok tv" is under way this w

regard, and bob ball, who was a former social security administrator under lyndon johnson, reported to spikerneill. -- speaker o'neill. and he and i worked very closely together. what happened was as the various different proposals went forward , the senior leadership of the congress and the administration were wholly informed so that they could absorb it, react to it, and feed it back to the commission so that you didn't end up with a report coming out at the end which was a take it or leave it type of report with 20 different issues which nobody could think about in coherent manner. what you avoided in that type of issue, in that type of result, was particular congressmen and senators taking quick positions with respect to various aspects of the report without having time to really think it through. so that process of keeping everyone engaged, then finally when the agreement was made and we all agreed that it was nonamendable because it was a very tightly argued commission report, bob ball and i went up to the hill here and i would, as the republican member, i would answer the republican qu

regard, and bob ball, who was a former social security administrator under lyndon johnson, reported to spikereaker o'neill. and he and i worked very closely together. what happened was as the various different proposals went forward , the senior leadership of the congress and the administration were wholly informed so that they could absorb it, react to it, and feed it back to the commission so that you didn't end up with a report coming out at the end which was a take it or leave it type of report with 20 different issues which nobody could think about in coherent manner. what you avoided in that type of issue, in that type of result, was particular congressmen and senators taking quick positions with respect to various aspects of the report without having time to really think it through. so that process of keeping everyone engaged, then finally when the agreement was made and we all agreed that it was nonamendable because it was a very tightly argued commission report, bob ball and i went up to the hill here and i would, as the republican member, i would answer the republican questions and

hall: i yield back the balance of my time, we have no more spikers.the speaker: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new york. mr. tonko: thank you, mr. speaker. let me again thank those on the committee and subcommittee respectively, chairman gordon, chairman baird for their tremendous help in this matter, along with ranking members on the committee. before we close this today, i think it's important to acknowledge the new mexico letters of support we have received, we have letters of support from the gas turbine administration, general electric, strategic powers systems inc. having strong industry support is vital if we're going to be successful in moving forward with an innovation economy. we must work together to move our energy and our economy together toward the future. if thill underscore the value -- this bill will underscore the value of natural gas turbines with an added 5% efficiency that will result in billions of dollars in savings that will come from the efforts of the bill. i yield back the remainer of the time. the speaker pro