. -- malta tasker -- multitasker, and in 2007 she operated as a senior editor. given her extensive experience, she will speak about a congressional culture and the washington political scene. her astuteness and wit stems out amongst a crowd. now she is a graduate of colby college and has served as an adjunct professor of american university. and -- in the's range of expertise include engaging presentations. please welcome any walters. talk to us about washington politics. [applause] >> thank you. i do not know if i can really up sell. i did not have any horses greeting me when i came in this morning. it was quiet outside today. thank you for that, and i love this set. we know each other so well now. maybe should not -- maybe i should invite people up here. i just wanted to give an overview of where things are in the political environment, how we got here, what it could mean for the 2010 election and beyond, and open it up to the floor, to be able to engage on this. as was mentioned in my introduction, i am going to lay it out for everybody here. my job is to cal

martha: we know a lot of you are on-line, simultaneously, we're a nation of multi-taskers, and we're the set and we know you are at home and if so, click on foxnews.com on that laptop that is nearby and you can read more about this very important story because it boils down to that. any one detainee who goes back to the battlefield to fight against our soldiers, is really one too many, and, only to return to those front lines and that is the question, foxnews.com, tell us what you think. bill: i know what i -- i don't know what i would do without this thing next to me, we'd be literally lost and without a leash and without like, kernels on the floor to tell us where to go, our path will be gone! you know... martha: the feeling of panic when your laptop doesn't work, right. bill: don't tell me you don't feel the same way. martha: you know you do, your phone, laptop, not functioning. bill: we have the developing story in the american west, a race against time to savy a young man stranded now, 14,000 feet. the weather is not helping. the latest on the search, and this developing story i