it is tierney. tierney, leave us a shred of freedom. tierney in the pure ist form. if you want to see it, consider chuck grassley of iowa. hef one of the sponsors one of the republicans who sponsored the individual mandate bill. after president obama was sworn in to office as the health reform debate was getting underway, chuck gasly was still arguing for the individual mandate. >> when it comes to states requiring it for automobile insurance, the principle ought to lie the same way for health insurance because everybody has some health insurance costs. if you aren't insured there's no free lunch. i believes this a bipartisan consensus to have individual mandates. >> a bipartisan con sense us is to have individual mandates. after president obama said chuck grassley, i agree with you. i'm for an individual mandate, too. watch whaps what happened. >> i personally think, and i think constitutional lawyers think that the mandate in and of itself is unconstitutional. >> oh, now you do. really? >> see, it is okay if you are a republican. if a democrat has the same idea, t

jefferson, you can have tierney through democracy. in other words, if congress does things outside the constitution just because it decides it can do it is tyranny. the 88 individuals can vote to steal somebody's wealth, that is tyranny. we don't have appeared democracy. there's all kinds of things to limit the scope to make sure it individuals and it is to protect our bodies and private property. there is a reason to enter into it. but the government uses its power to attack them. to plunder. one of the things we face what do you do about a situation like this? ideas the politicians that have such an understanding of the dire situation? it is constitutional to take steps necessary and has to be a person of enormous courage because the utility and state has dug in hundreds of thousands of bureaucrats and big media on its side most of the aversive days and colleges and is a formidable daunting undertaking and we must take because we don't have choice. >> host: along those lines i did the math. getting here at 1:00 today, in that time t

they are really tired of tierney and they know that israel is not their problem... tyranny. and they know israel is not their problem. it has nothing to do with israel and i think it's a transitional period because winning the elections is one thing and escaping poverty is another thing. so winning the elections without solving the problem is nothing. that price will continue and i believe we are in a transitional period. >> rose: poverty and dignity, too, and freedom. >> yes. freedom. freedom and food goes together, you know? in my judgment you cannot separate. the best producer of food are the democracies. because you have so many people who feel free, who compete, who try to do our best and energy and water are today the greatest problem and the thought problem is in a global situation without a global government. it's that they attach so much hope in the research of the brain because maybe the brain will enable us to govern ourselves. you know, i ask myself when did it start? when a mirror was introduced. before people couldn't comb their hair, couldn't cut their nails.

tierney. >> thank you very much. this is exactly the type of oversight we need to be doing on programs. if we're going to have programs where we agree we need to reduce hunger and fraud can't be allowed if we're going to have public support behind it, this is a good thing for the community to be doing. in my district in massachusetts we had groups working very, very hard to try to reduce hunger. they have seen a 40% increase in people accessing soup kitchens and pantries. with the economy the way it is, it's been very, very difficult for them. massachusetts is the only state i'm aware of that actually that has line item on this type of issue, mass emergency food assice they have a level budget. all my folks working hard on this, when they see a proposal 20% cut for s.n.a.p. program, it's panic. they want to make sure fraud isn't an issue as well but they want to make sure they have the resources. when i hear the numbers of 4% down to 1% on fraud, 20% cut in the budget, i understand why they are looking that way. we h

come here to see the wall and reflect what a mental history only vigilance and a strained will deter tierney. each year they come by the tens of thousands, the schoolchildren read the words and look at his grave close by. a little to the right also facing west. nine know the end of the buck. you don't have to buy it. [laughter] you have been a great group. i hope i did not take up to much of your time. thank you for coming. we can assign some books if you like 55 knickknack. [applause] >> my job was to give people a readable story of the constitution in. going clause by clause to break it out so those students california or may not or hawaii or washington d.c., across the country, would know what it means to read the constitution what the founding generation said what it meant. also i was motivated to write the book because of the constitution itself. of the founding generation left it to their posterity. that is to us. we have a sacred trust to know what it means, understand it it, digested, read it, i hope the american people would do that if they are students of the constitution. you hear

tierney, for bringing this legislation of which i am an original co-sponsor before the house. the national guard has provided 370 years of dedicated service to our country. beginning in 1629 when the first militia was organized in the massachusetts bay colony in salem by captain john endicott, the national guard has played a key role in protecting the nation and responding to contingencies around the globe. the national guard is the oldest component of the armed forces of the united states. the pay yots who founded our nation -- patriots who founded our nation followed english tradition and organized their abled body male citizens into militias. all males between the ages of 16 and 60 were expected to maintain arms and participate in the defense of the community. colonial militias proteched their couldn'tlymen from foreign invaders and helped win the revolutionary war. following the war, our founders allowed for congress to quote, organize, arming and disciplining the militia. however, recognizing this emilitias state roles, they left training of the militia to the state. the

against each other with checks and balances, and it is important to maintain that system to avoid tierney. and some madison engages in a long debate on the floor of the house. very uncertain as to what's going to happen, but the first by the other side to an amendment to strike the language saying to a b removal by the president. doing behind that very same amendment. but not for the same reason that it is offered. what he did was to start that language to be removable by the president. then he added language. there will be declared an apartment. the secretary in the event that the secretary is a row by the president over any other reason. well, no one would ever mistake this for up blank power from congress. at present can remove a subordinate will and it would be unimaginable who could not removed a lesser official who was not implemented is in the that there were elected to work on. the second important consequence in addition to the bill of rights is the allocation of debate of the nation's capital and was in d.c. in the assumption of the national debt. for those of you washing -- wat

tierney, for five minutes. mr. tierney: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to urge my colleagues to support legislation that i along with congressman george miller of california and ruben hinojosa of stks are introducing later today to re-authorize the work force investment act. the work force investment act or w.i.a. is the primary federal law of governing how employment and training services are provided to adults, youth, and dislocated workers. it was enacted in 1998 when unemployment was below 5%. and before many of today's high growth industries existed. it is long past time for w.i.a. to be modernize n $and retooled to address our country's current challenges. the bill i'm introducing today cost that. this bill increases access to training and improves delivery of employment services. it strengthens the ability standards to better evidence program effectiveness and provide assurance that is our taxpayer dollars are being well spent. my bill ensures that the kind of innovative work being done by the work force investment board in my distric

and liberty and tierney was really a restatement of conservatives on the nonconservative them and thereintroduction of it. because honestly, i thought that the republican party had turned into kind of mush and i thought it was important but what the left was doing in this country to remind you to let conservatives then, why it is so magnificent, white embraces liberty and private property rights and the rule of law and/> individual sovereignty in all of these things that have made america so great. and yet on the other hand, the last, which is constantly trying to centralize and concentrate power and how much damage has been done in the last 100 years. so it is kind of tough to do that in 250 pages, which i did. other than i thought to myself later, i really haven't gotten to the nub of this thing. that is, what is this force that lures millions and millions of people to it? th

education has succumbed to political correctness in the soft tierney of language. invest in education. i want to scream when i hear the word investment used but call it what it is -- spending. >> a true no spin zone./ very much.he panleel [applause] >> alabama and mississippi have presidential primaries tomorrow. there are 90 delegates at stake. coming up this afternoon, the alabama republican party will hold a candidates forum in birmingham with appearances by newt gingrich and rick santorum. live coverage begins at 6:30 p.m. eastern voters will cast votes in hawaii and american samoa. you can see the live coverage of those results on c-span and see the delegate count at c- span.org. so far, mitt romney has 454 delegates, compared with 107 for newt gingrich and 474 ron paul. 1144 delegates are needed to win the gop nomination. coming up this afternoon, we will be live with the japanese ambassador to the u.s. on the one-year anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami that hit northern japan. those events triggered a crisis at the fukushima nuclear power plant. the c

education has succumbed to political correctness in the soft tierney of language. invest in education. i want to scream when i hear the word investment used but call it what it is -- spending. >> a true no spin zone./ very much.he panleel [applause] >> next, president obama's remarks on jobs and the economy. after that, a forum on how the media is covering economics and politics. then an overall discussion on the covers of the 2012 campaign. tomorrow on "washington jou rnal," the latest unemployment figures. a discussion of the findings of the state of black america report. and in law professor at american university looked at how the espionage act of 1970 has been used by the government and what happens to those brought to trial under that law. live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on c- span. >> fired j. edgar hoover? i cannot think the president could have gotten away with it. >> tim weiner details the fbi's 100 year hidden history and the fight against terrorism. >> j. edgar hoover stand alone. he is like the washington monument. he stands alone like a statue encased in cr

tierney. >> thank you very much. mr. kelly was discussing with you the fact that there were 48 d. two inspections of upper big branch mine. for 62 weeks in the year, 48 of those ended up shutting down at this mine. there must be something you can do. you started to lay out the idea that you could go and seek an injunction, which when you did it in the case of the freedom mine are much ado about three months. if this line continues to operate on a consistent pattern, there would be more violations, and unwarrantable safety violation. that does not look like a good remedy that you are a miner, while they have this track record, you can see if they have enough of a finding to have an injunction. once again, we are left here because of some breach in the law, a failure to get from one point to the other. the miners are left in an unsafe condition -- working in an unsafe condition. >> i am here to tell everyone that we are using all the tools we can. >> you still don't get to the story when an unsafe mine is permanently shut down or something happens to. >> i want an effective tool. yo

tierney is a lot older than freedom. tyranny is a lot older than freedom.it should not be difficult. when the bankruptcy comes -- and we are in the midst of that now -- to make a while it's -- wise choice. do we want to accept this whole idea that we need more government? yet today we had a committee hearing on the federal reserve. how can you solve the problem of debt with more debt? they believed they can. when you are in trouble like this, -- we are in trouble because they do not spend money. what if they do not have a job? did we spend the money. if you do not have that, you print the money. they believe that as sincerely as i believe in the free market and sound money. it is not working. the failure is right on their doorstep. that is why our option of resuming our efforts to preserve liberty is so important. we've never had a perfect society. we never had a perfect gold standard. what we ought to do is pick up the pieces. it will take about 100 years to pick up the pieces. there have been things eroded -- eroding over time -- the destruction of our cu

tierney is no taxation without representation.ber two argument of the founding fathers was that judges because they saw the judges as an posers of dictatorship on behalf of the king. that is why they took a number of steps to limit the power of judges. it is why alexander hamilton, in the federalist papers writes that the judicial branch is the weakest of the three. that it could ever take on the legislative and the executive branch because it would be defeated. this is alien to modern law schools. they exist for the glorification of the legal profession and have very lawyer-centered views of reality. in fact, the founding fathers out there were absurd. jefferson that would be an absurdity. for nine people to decide the constitution would be for us to lose our liberty and we would be in an oligarchy. abraham lincoln, who was drawn back into politics by the dread scott decision which extended power over slavery to the whole country. he says, the court may issue the law of the case, but they cannot issue the law of the land. because

a moment in time where we are no longer strong enough and virtuous to read -- reduce the wave of tierneyt has been mounting against us? no, it isn't. have we lost to the fortitude necessary to be a will to enjoy the god-given freedoms we have? no, we haven't. i think with and agreed that as americans we have enjoyed many blessings. including the most medical system to have existed in human history. now here we are at the last line of defense against this imminent danger to our people. the burden is on the american people to protect liberty and freedom for future generations of young americans. i will call this a code red. we must now face the fourth and final question, with no easy way out, we will have to answer it now. we can no longer wait. are we really going to allow our medical system to fade away and become another mediocre soaps -- socialist left over to be tossed on the trash heap? no, we aren't. it is our responsibility to challenge this. thank you for standing up. thank you for carrying. never give up. to you all, god speed. >> thank you, brad schuler. will you give that out t