>>i have been listening with great interest to your conversation with terry sullivan. the sentencing guidelines the alcohol rehab ... i just want to go on the record to tell you that the governor had orange juice on the flight on the way here. we had an amazing conversation on board the flight and was a couple of hours in the air we had half an hour he was very open and very honest and very engaged in all the topics coming up during the flight. we were just a bunch of guys on a flight was a bit of a reunion i have not conversed with him in years and we talked about our times in the past when we met when he was governor. we talked sports. we talked about how the cubs were getting it right this year. he loves to talk baseball he is very knowledgeable about many things. he is accompanied by two of his attorneys. he is making the most of his free time that remains. we are using cutting edge digital streaming technology to report to you it's been working pretty well so far this morning we had an amazing trip with a former gunner he was very open about his family politics th

terry oh sullivan of the labor's union will weigh in. >> senator, i am honored to be chosen as your running mate. >> and sarah palin is back, this time an hbo's new film gt game change" tonight we're taking a look in the film with screen writer danny strong. >> we need a game changing pick, none of these middle aged white gays are game changers. >>> thanks for being with us, we'll bring you those stories in a moment. first we're going live to the president of the united states speaking to supporters in houston, texas. >> that saves american families about $8,000 at the pump, that what is change is, that happened because of you. change is the fight we won to stop handing over $60 billion in taxpayer subsidies to banks in the student loan program, give that money to students and millions of young people all across the country are getting help they didn't have before. that happened because of you. change -- we got tsu in the house. [ cheering ] >> change, change is the fact that for the first time in history, you don't have to hide who you love in order to serve the country you love. don't ask

sullivan, our co-worker, and the parliamentarian of the house. i've known all parliament irn -- parliamentarians in their sitting back to mr. deshler, mr. brown, mr. terry johnson an now of course our good friend, mr. sullivan and before them, i had the privilege of knowing the distinguished gentleman from missouri, a member of this body and also a prior parliamentarian of this body. i'm sure that this has been an evening that's opinion somewhat painful to our friend, the parliamentarian, because he has heard all kinds of nice things about him at a time when that is rather an unacut tomed practice. but i would like to tell him how proud we are that we've had such a dedicated public servant to work for and on behalf of the house of representatives and on behalf of all of us. as he repyres -- retires at the enof this week as parliamentarian of the house, i hope he knows his work would be approved and enthusiastically so, by all the gentlemen i have mentioned earlier. i also hope that he understands that he has seen the greatest respect and afeck from his colleagues here in the house for his fairness, impartiality, and decency, his integrity and for the fa