i welcome judge sullivan's decision made public next month, the results of his investigation. i stated publicly i want to get these results so that our home committee can be brief. i have expressed time and time again my concerns about the prosecutorial conduct during the stevens trial has stated so publicly. i feel that that kind of misconduct can be allowed, then everybody is in jeopardy, and once the report -- we will have a briefing of the committee about it. i don't have to yield between senator all myself and we have ten people here that there's been a request on the republicans that put over john z. lee, john j. pop, george levi russell and christine gearhard baker. i will have them on the agenda next week because at least a couple of these judges reflect additional emergencies and we have been asked by everyone in the chief justice of the united states on -- as back on 1945 bill to televise the supreme court proceedings, sponsored by senators derbin, and schumer. i will vote for it, senator derbin. >> thank you, mr. chairman, let me say at the outset that putting over

sullivan. mr. sullivan votes no. mr. murphy votes no. mr. burgess votes no. mrs. n. mr. bill gray votes no. mr. bass. mr. bass votes no. mr. >> mr. goingry votes no. mr. ska lis votes no. mr. lata votes no. mr. mcmorris rogers votes no. mr. harper. mr. harper votes no. mr. lance. mr. lance votes no. mr. cassidy. mr. cassidy mr. guthrie. mr. guthrie votes no. mr. olsson. mr. olsson votes no. mr. kinley votes no. mr. gardener. mr. mom peo. mr. sin singer. mr. griffith? mr. griffith votes no. mr. waxman. mr. dingle. mr. dingle votes aye. mr. marky. mr. towns. mr. towns votes aye. mr. paloan. mr. rush votes aye. aye. mr. engle votes aye. mr. green. mr. green votes aye. mrs. caps. mrs. caps votes aye. mr. doyle votes aye. shekowkk sirks ri votes aye. mr. insly votes aye. ms. baldwin. mr. ross. mr. ross votes no. mr. mathisson votes no. mr. butterfield. mr. butterfield votes aye. mr. barrow votes no. ms. matsui votes aye. mrs. christianson votes aye. ms. castor votes aye. chairman upton. votes no. >> other members wishing? mr. barton. >> mr. barton votes no. mrs. blackburn vot

i agree with judge sullivan. the public has a right to know that the special investigator found what the special investigator found and how pervasive the misconduct was inside the public integrity unit at justice department. the american people need to hear the truth about what happened, not simply trust the justice department's internal review process. in addition to judge sullivan's decision to release the independent report, the justice department should follow up in public the final report issued by opr. at our oversight hearing in november general holder stated in response to a question from senator hatch calling for the release of the final report, quote, that is up to the people of opr. what i have indicated was that i want to share as much of that as we possibly can given the very public nature of that matter and the very public decision that i made to dismiss the case, end of holder quote. despite the attorney general's purported desire to make this information public, his initial comment that it is, quo

andrew sullivan thank you so much for joining me. >> you bet. >> stephen: andrew sullivan [cheers and applause] >> stephen: that's it for the report, captioning sponsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

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so sullivan sent the money as instructed to uganda via western union. >> what made it real to me was that it had george's picture, his profile, his likes, his dislikes. >> this is just recycling of an old scam on a new platform. >> reporter: this computer security expert says sullivan is the victim of a new facebook variation of the old emergency scam. >> you have hundreds of millions of people on it and therefore hackers go where the money is. >> reporter: there are even website that is give instructions on how to hack a facebook account. >> what this does is it all the mates the process of creating fake facebook accounts. >> reporter: he says the information on this site which was created to expose security flaws in the facebook system has been downloaded at least 14,000 times and the expert says there are other ways to infiltrate the social networking site like through malware and programs that can break passwords. it's likely one of those methods was used to dupe chris sullivan who says he will be more careful but still won't hesitate to help a real friend in need. >> i tried to

ed sullivan. he had conrad hilton on his show. conrad hilton a guy who created a new business, the luxury hotel chain, kind of a business and the bill gates of his day. and hilton walked on the stage and ed sullivan turned to him and said if you were going to tell the american people one thing, what would you tell them? conrad hilton never hesitated and said put the shower curtain inside the tub. there was a guy that knew what was important to him. and if i can't get but one thing across to you, we in america need to emulate what we've tried to do in mississippi, that is, don't give up a manufacturing in america. because we don't have to. i come from the poorest state in the country. a small state. a state where when i was a young lawyer 40 years ago, companies that came to mississippi came looking for strong backs and low wages. today they come looking for strong minds and willing to pay for it. general electric is a great example of that. because we can compete. as a governor four different time

judge at sullivan -- judge sullivan issued the release of a report. he discussed the tortured history of the stephens prosecution. specifically, he noted that after indictment, a public trial, a public -- a press conference celebrating the guilty verdict, the evidence arose. he noted that only as the evidence of misconduct became clearer and harder to refuse it, did the justice department is this the indictment indicates the verdict. the justice department also stepped in to protect the prosecutors. at the justice department initially saw to prevent any misconduct review by the court arguing instead of an internal review the prosecutor's conduct the of the office of professional responsibility. to his credit, a judge sullivan did not allow this and instead appointed a special investigator to investigate and prosecute the justice department attorneys responsible for the prosecution of senator stevens. following the completion of this investigation, the special investigator produced a 500 page report that found open-" investigation and prosecution of se

thank you andrew sullivan. coming from london. you're always brilliant. i don't have to tell you that. >>> up next, house republicans caved on the payroll tax cut. it's a loser for them, perhaps lose-lose because they would have lost if they won. this is "hardball" on msnbc. ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] ♪ [ male announcer ] it's hard to resist the craveable nature of a nature valley sweet & salty nut bar. so i get claritin clear for strong, non-drowsy relief of all my allergies like dust mold pets and pollen. looks good. thanks. i live claritin clear. >>> we got some new polling from the massachusetts senate race up there, which will be one of the hottest fights this year. let's check the scoreboard. according to a new poll from boston, it's a three-point race right now. elizabeth warren is up. and brown has 43. we'll be watching this one all the way to november. we'll be right back. >>> we're back. democrats and republicans have spent much of the last 24 hours jockeying for position after leaders agreed to an extension of the payroll tax holiday, much in

the sullivan boys, you could not beat up. >> jimmy: the sullivan boys.nical college. >> jimmy: did you fight the sullivan boys? >> no -- i had one -- i had one experience with one that was a couple years older than me, who beat me up. i -- my father had come back from a business trip, from holland. and he had brought me some wooden shoes. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> like he had gotten at the airport or something. and for some reason -- i was like 9 or 10 or something. i thought, wow. these are the coolest shoes you could possibly -- they're made of wood. so, i will wear these shoes. [ laughter ] and the next day -- >> jimmy: did anyone tell you, maybe not a good idea? >> yes. but the next day, i went downstairs to go to school. we're going to the bus. and my brother kind of looked at me like, that's a bad idea. you should rethink your shoe choice. and i thought, he was crazy. i'm -- no. i thought for some reason, everyone at school would just adore the shoes. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so, i clomped to the bus. and once i was on the bus, i realized, maybe this wasn't a

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>> i think the key word that andrew sullivan said in that clip is accidentally. but i think this is extremely fortuitous. you talk about the power of timing. and yet the timing right now for a lot of things is really fortuitous for the white house. this is sort of the lowest moment mitt romney has had as a candidate. if you still think mitt romney's likely to be the nominee. and it's coinciding with really the best period of barack obama's presidency in terms of the economic news. some of the most recent polling data is kind of staggering when you think about it. romney's standing with independent voters in the past month or two has crashed about 10 or 15 points. he's now trailing by the same margin that santorum is in head-to-head trial heats with obama, and obama's rate is close to the or over 50% in most polls. and i kind of think we've seen this before. it was 16 years ago when bob dole started out and everyone said, bill clinton can't possibly get re-elected because of what happened in 1994. and when that republican process ended in '96, dole was a very woun

. >>> and sullivan was trying to explain why the g.o.p.nderstand is never going to become law. he blamed it on the senate. he did offer a solution. kill some senators. >> i yell at them all the time. i grabbed one the other day and shook him. i would love for them to vote for it. other than me going over with a gun and holding it to their head and killing a couple of them, i don't think they're going to listen until they get beat congressman sullivan a lunatic walked up to one of your colleagues and shot her point blank. we need you putting that as an idea as a solution in the mind of the next lunatic. >>> an apology in which sullivan was offering a sincere apology and using a poor choice of words to make his point. he grabbed a senator and then shook them and now you think you need to kill a couple of them. that's not a poor choice of words. that's a resign and get help choice of wordsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsdsds planned parenthood. anna talked to a conservative and it got a little contentious. drama, when we return. [

. >> reporter: john sullivan teaches at san francisco state. but he also does strategy consulting for some of the biggest companies in the world. he says as our high-tech society accelerates, service will be key even in the fast food industry. >> facebook now makes it easy. you piss someone off, it just takes -- they don't even get out of their car. you are blasted by thousands of people. so no, that's why you need better quality five-star athletes. >> reporter: and with double- digit unemployment, the norm, competition for jobs intensifies. it may be that a college education will be needed to get a minimum wage job. >> this new don't graduate from high school you don't continually learn you probably won't have a job ever. >> reporter: sullivan says what wendy's is planning for its employees should be seen as the canary in the coal mine. and he expects competitors to immediately follow suit. >> it's truly wake-up call. your job is no longer secure. >> reporter: in daly city, john ramos, cbs 5. >>> spending millions to raise thousands. how one a

years in that post, sullivan is 60 years old, he served with the house of par lem tarren. and president obama today speaking at the uaw today shg, vowing to buy a chevy volt in five years, as soon as his presidency is over. he said even though secret service wouldn't let me drive me, i enjoyed it sitting in. when i'm not president anymore in five years, i'll buy one and drive it myself. >>> back in a minute with more "washington today." >>> david gregory. george stephanopoulos. >> your five sunday tv networks replayed on c-span radio. noon eastern, nbc's "meet the press." abc's this week. cbs' face the nation. the top issues, key political leaders, brought to you as a public service by c-span and the networks. replay of the sunday tv networks talk shows. >>> welcome back. this is "washington today." republicans politics, first on the issue of senator olympia snowe, news tonight that she's not running for re-election. she's confident that she would have won, but she's frustrated by the atmosphere >>> christian science monitor pointing out that rising gas price prices, impro

sullivan. mr. sullivan votes no. mr. murphy. mr. burgess. mr. burgess votes no. mrs. blackburn. mr. bill gray. mr. bill gray votes no. mr. bass. mr. bass votes no. mr. gingry. mr. ska lis. mr. ska lis votes no. mr. lata votes no. mrs. mcmorris rogers. mrs. mcmorris rogers votes no. mr. harper. mr. harper votes no. mr. lance. mr. lance votes no. mr. cassidy. mr. cassidy votes no. mr. guthrie. mr. guthrie votes no. mr. oleson. mr. oleson votes no. mr. mckinley. mr. mckinley votes no. mr. gardener. mr. gardener votes no. mr. pock peo votes no. mr. kin singer. mr. kin singer votes no. mr. griffith. mr. griffith votes no. mr. waxman. mr. waxman votes aye. mr. dingle. mr. dingle votes no. mr. marky. mr. marky votes aye. mr. towns. mr. towns votes aye. mr. paloan? >> mr. paloan votes aye. mr. rush votes aye. mr. engle votes aye. >> mr. green votes no. mr. duget votes no. mr. caps votes aye. mr. doyle. mr. doyle votes no. mr. shekowsky votes aye. mr. congal ez votes no. mr. insly votes no. ms. baldwin. mr. ross. mr. ross

remember "the ed sullivan show" on sunday night? about half of the television sets would be to and in. in the 1950's, ed sullivan had conrad hilton on the show, a guy who created a new business, the luxury hotel chain. maybe the bill gates of his day. he walks out on the stage and ed sullivan surge to him and says if you could only tell the american people one thing, would you tell them? conrad hilton said put the shower curtain inside of the tub. [laughter] >> there was a guy who knew what was important to him. if i can not get but one thing across to you, we in america need to emulate what we have tried to do in mississippi, do not give up by manufacturing in america because we do not have to. i come from the poorest state in the country, a small state a state where when i was a young lawyer, 40 years ago companies that came to mississippi came looking for strong backs and low wages. today, the kumquat for strong minds, and are willing to pay for it. -- bay, look for strong mines and are willing to pay for that. general electric i

i'm brian sullivan. neil young saying don't lit bring you down. yeah, the index is stuck in neutral. but don't worry, there are big movers galore. retailers, tech, food and news and names behind them straight ahead. winter blues, maybe, but a new survey says more economic sunshine may be just down the road. the man behind the numbers will tell us why. and the countdown to the super bowl is on. so today we are asking which city is more super for stocks. who's got more winning companies, new york or boston? orlando, not an option, mandy. >> hey, brian. good morning everybody. i'm mandy drury. i'm live at the t.d. ameritrade conference in florida, orlando. it's beautiful outside. no windows here fortunately. this is the nation's largest gathering of money managers. very shortly we're going to be speaking with the ceo of t.d. ameritrade, fred tomczyk. also we have coming up david from mainstay and larry haverty and jeremy siegel we will not be having on mickey and minny, we've left them outside for poor behavior. >> i got to do your job because you're

jean sullivan is a respected physician. her disease caused her to retire, but she still exhibits a warm personality and welcomes a stranger. >> that is the big flu epidemic of 1918. >> we have a lot of folks here, who have been high level professionals. >> reporter: nancy davidson is the executive director of alzheimer's disease family day center. the center provides a wide variety of stimulation and activities and a home-like atmosphere. >> individuals can come here for a full range of activities, and opportunities to socialize with others, to find friends, which they often don't have any more, to get medical attention, if they need it, to have their meals here, to get their medications here. so it is a full service program for the person who has dementia, it gives them a life. >> many times the caregiver of alzheimer's disease patients are called the second victim, because the caregiver's life is turned upside down. that is why the family daycare center is so important. it supports and educates family members of alzheimer

the one thing andrew sullivan did say, he did say you can't have it both ways. barack obama can't be joseph stallin and jimmy carter at the same time. pick your poison. is it an incompetent moderate to the right, or -- well, he is now in clinton territory, because he understands, like bill clinton, you get a lot of big things done from the left for the first year and a half, and he will spend the rest of his time whether it's the next year or five years compromising with the republicans. >> and compromising with himself, right? what happened to the guy that stood up in front of the country and criticized the role of the super pacs, and now he's encouraging people to give to your super pac. >> well, i won't take all the blame. the president, from what i read, has not changed his position as to whether or not campaign finance ought to be reformed. but the difference is people look and say we want unlimited donations and full diz clossclo and we think major league baseball, they say they are going to move it to ten innings, and that doesn't mean we will put our tea

because as survivor guitarist and co-author of the song frank sullivan points out his complaint, newte author or co-author of over 40 copyrighted works. and that doesn't even count his album of hoedown song parodies newtenanny. well there is only one way to even the score. i say an eye for an eye of the tiger. i believe someone should sing newt's latest book, a nation like no other without permission. to do so, please welcome the original singer of survivor's eye of the tiger, mr. dave bickler. hit it, dave. (cheers and applause) ♪ page 7 6 ♪ chapter four ♪ faith and family ♪ under attack ♪ the founders knew that religious vab rance ♪ ♪ in a free solt should move forward against government corruption ♪ ♪ and yet the meth of promoting and protecting religious vibrancy ♪ ♪ was an on jex-- to understand ♪ ♪ why ♪ one most firstful ♪ just how deeply and fervently committed ♪ ♪ the founders were ♪ not to an abstract notion of faith ♪ ♪ to a faith that was explicitly christian ♪ ♪ of the tiger ♪. >> stephen: dave, dave, dave, i'm sorry, dave, hold on, how long is this song. >> we rehearsed

. >> reporter: john sullivan teaches at san francisco state. but he also does strategy consulting for some of the biggest companies in the world. he says as our high-tech society accelerates, service will be key even in the fast food industry. >> facebook now makes it easy. you piss someone off, it just takes --they don't even get out of their car. you are blasted by thousands of people. so no, that's why you need better quality five-star athletes. >> reporter: and with double- digit unemployment, the norm, competition for jobs intensifies. it may be that a college education will be needed to get a minimum wage job. >> if you don't graduate from high school you don't continually learn you probably won't have a job ever. >> reporter: when a company like wendy's decides it can no longer do business as usual, other businesses as usual are going to take note. sullivan says what wendy's is planning for its employees should be seen as the canary in the coal mine. and he expects competitors to immediately follow suit. >> it's truly wake-up call. your

. >> with brian sullivan. >> yes, with brian sullivan. thank you, brian shactman. ♪ >>> by now, you know my name. welcome to "street signs." but is tom petty right? is your money headed for a breakdown or a breakout? we'll take a trip inside the numbers and debate whether stocks have come too far too fast. >>> where are the jobs? we know who's got the most "help wanted" signs out right now and we'll show you where america is hiring. >>> and if you like facebook, you're going to love what andy kessler has to say about that little like button. he thinks it is the secret sauce to etch more facebook billions. he's here with why. >> good morning and good afternoon, everybody around the world. i'm mandy drury. this is what we're watching at this hour. stocks are wiping out their early losses. ben bernanke getting part of the credit there as he says nothing in capitol hill testimony to discourage the notion of a q.e. 3. coinstar meantime making major coin for investors today, up 18% after trouncing street estimates with its latest earnings, fuel

let's get straight to brian sullivan with breaking news on berkshire hathaway. >> warren buffett and his crew, here's what they did. this is dated as of the end of the fourth quarter. new positions established in new companies. dva and lmca. by the way i've gone through a number of 13fs the last couple hours. liberty's been added by a number of companies. warren buffett added to his positions in coke, directv, cbs care mark, wells fargo, and visa. he cut but not eliminated stakes in johnson & johnson and kraft. then sold completely out of exxonmobil. that was a small stake. still exxon no longer part of the portfolio. i think that name you're showing davita the most interesting. not a typical company that warren buffett would invest in. new positions. i'll be back in a bit with more from david einhorn's green light capital. >> dva an unusual name. no surprise given his new manager he brought in. that was one of the few stocks that was in his portfolio. i believe liberty might have been there. but davita definitely was. >> i remember talking with ted wexler years ago about it. does ha