wallace. will to concentrate on the statement and what the -- >> many of the public feel the positions rarely take responsibility by resigning and having done so, are you concerned that may have been undermined by what is being widely interpreted as a personal attack on the prime minister? >> all i can do is -- i did it to the best of my ability. it is plainly obvious, control the way the media spins things. i made no personal attack on the prime minister. >> that is how i accepted your statement. isn't one significant difference that you as commissioner of the metropolitan police should have been responsible for leading the investigation. >> i would have to remind you -- as he tried to point out -- he tried to describe the work of the commissioner. that might put in context your question. we received $6 million a year. we deal with 8,000 crimes every year. i look to the things most risky. i don't investigate crime but i make inquiry and if i could tell you what i took office as commissioner a

wallace declares that. i don't know of anyone who knows if he was connected. >> can you ask anyone when you said to the hospitality if there was anything you should do? >> if you ask anyone -- not the smartest thing to do. >> absolutely not. at gun think it was the smartest thing to do. i was recovering from a serious illness and wheelchair-bound and in pain and my intention was to come back to work as soon as possible. [inaudible] >> there was a connection between mr. wallace -- >> he had a connection with the establishment and this organization, not asking you to justify -- i am asking whether it is appropriate for hospitality and the establishment for a business connection in your organization, normal exercises are not normal and you -- your senior officers. >> we have to -- >> when it is a personal thing. >> personal friend of whom? >> mr. wallace has a personal friend. >> mr yates would have to tell you if he knew of the connection. i am confident he would not. >> just to clarify matters -- mr wallace

wallace? >> the point i'm making i want to get to the bottom to the question he asked what advice gave mr. wallace gave to mr. coulson. when i find it i will reveal it. perhaps he will take the time why he won't reveal his media contacts going back to the election. i've been much more transparent than the party opposite. >> angie bray. angie bray. >> the right honorable member, would he not agree that it doesn't necessarily and for the statement of the house next week when he said he had never done anything to further news international interests? >> well, i do think -- there is quite a contrast when we put it like this between the speech last week and the evidence we heard. >> thank you, mr. speaker. if the prime minister point blank refuses to tell this house the name of the company that vetted andy coulson, will he place the documents with regard to that investigate in the library of his house? >> the responsibility for hiring him is mine and mine alone. that is the responsibility i take. y

wallace, it is ok to smile. i am minding my own business. now am i supposed to walk around like they just took leave viagra? it is ok to smile. you know what i told her? my mother died. my mama is dead. she died. i told her five times. i have her crying. i followed her and said, she is dead. i did not tell her when she died. she died 30 years ago, but that is none of her business. my mommy and daddy died. i shot both of the month the same time. >> i saw you talking about your. >> this is what happened when the people live in las vegas. he walked onto my stage three months ago, and everybody is going to build a house. he is going to build it from the ground up. i had to say, that is probably the best way to start building a house. with the rules and a chimney, there is a possibility you will run into some trouble. chaperoned on to stage, and -- shaq walked onstage and said, he wanted to be a cop. can you imagine him, 6 ft. 12 in? a policeman of all things. you know what i have been talking about lately? fire men. tavis: wire you messing with

wallace answered. rupert murdoch said and i quote the politician i was closest to was gordon brown as chancellor. and let us just remember, let us just remember who was the advisor who gordon brown was the chancellor? >> you'll want to hear the answers given their own prime minister. the prime minister. >> and let us just remember, mr. speaker, who was the to gordon brown when he was chancellor the right honorable gentleman. on the issue of the action we have taken, let us remember during the last parliament, reports of the information commissioner ignored. reports of the select committee ignored. the failure of the police investigation ignored. we now know exactly which party was if you like the sumber party and it was the party opposite. but, frankly, mr. speaker, everyone can see exactly what he's doing, an attempt to play this for narrow party advantage. the problem has been taking place over many years. the problem is for both of our main problems and our problem is the one the party expects us an

alfred russel wallace live along and full life dying at the age of 90. the aged 80 he was still writing. instead, i would argue, is most important work was published in 1900 for in his eighth decade. that is the title page of it there. man's place in the universe, the study of the results of research in relation to the unit's you a plurality of worlds. a very strange tale in the. what this book very -- really is is a summary of wallace's understanding of what the evolutionary had created. he wasn't interested in drilling down ever more finely in terms of understanding the evolutionary mechanism. he had done that in 1858. what he wanted to know was what it created. being a holistic tinker, his field of endeavor was the entire planet. this book is the foundation stone of science and astor biology. comparing worlds quite literally imposes the theory that this planet is the only living planet. the others, wherever they be in the universe. it is also the foreign of another theory. he talks in the book about the atmosphere, the way the atmosphere works, the wa

and if you look at wallace's legacy at wallace's insight into co-evolution, you can see that is the wayhings -- that is the way the information has always worked. command-and-control systems have been thrown up again and again in nature. they beat the command-and-control system for itself on this emerging global super organism. people say that could never be because humans are really unselfish. third brains weigh about 2% of body mass undertaken 20% of the energy from a used 20 of the energy or bodies taken. they're also incredibly selfish as any doctor would know. rental costs applies to every other part of the body before they've cost themselves for a second. just like us. super greedy and selfish. it's an interesting 20% of the energy that humans are currently using something in excess of 20% of the total capacity of the planet. perhaps we shall come back into balance. but just because recruiting selfish, doesn't mean they can't afford control and command system. the other important thing to realize is that any command-and-control system has to be self regulated. what stops the brain

i do an interview with chris wallace. mentioned fox news viewers were the most consistently misinformed viewers in every poll. politifact said i shouldn't have said every poll. just most. i brought up a 21 lie salute of politifact spot fact checking so i assume that chris wallace now begins the work of apologizing for fox's many false and misleading statements. probably do a blooper show and carry us into the 2014 midterm s with a clear conscious. >> do you believe that fox news is exactly the ideological equivalent... of nbc news. >> i think we're the counterweight. i think they have a liberal agenda. i think we tell the other side of the story. jon seemed to think that was a big deal that i said we tell the other side of the story. i wish i had said the full story. here's what i meant. >> jon: wait. that was a big deal that you said that. that's your setting the record straight? i accidentally told the truth and wish i could take it back? you're not the... ( cheers and applause ) that's crazy. how are you not the counte

the former deputy editor neil wallace. they hired him to give years ago to improve public relations. it emerged today that his daughter works for the police and john davis is alleged to of help to get the job. -- john yates is alleged of helping her get the job. he made no mention of the relationship with wallace. that is what cost him and john yates their careers. what divides the prime minister and the man is oddly what connects them. both hired "news of the world" to help improve their image. wallace was hired by yates and stevenson. all of them insist they knew nothing about hacking. the prime minister is on an awkwardly timed trip to south africa. he is cutting it short to return home to make another statement. the labor leader says he is not capable of giving the leadership required. >> the company needs strong leadership to restore trust in politics, the press, and the police. the prime minister is unable to show that leadership because of the decision he made to hire andy in the first place. he has failed to answer

it's interesting that gregory wallace, an african american man, was supposed to play mr. oge, an excentric neisei who likes literature. i thought it would be an interesting thing to do. but after a while we did a reading and we realized as good an actor as gregory is, it was pushing his limits for him to play a japanese american character in the late 40's. >> i imagine him as being much older. >> in the course of writing the play and using various actors, he became younger. this chinese actor is more like a character in his mid to late 30's, excentric, a career bachelor who is into russian literature and who fashions himself kind of patterned after the japanese artists of the 30's and 40's. he has round sort of glasses and a braid. but getting back to the question of creating characters, for example african american characters, i'm also caution -- i had written another play called johann that was about an african american gi and a japanese wife that got married in post war japan. i wrote that play 20 years ago. i wouldn't do it for about 8 years or so because i just didn'

to embarrass the democrats and wallace actually won the state so are you concerned that the republicans might actually get enough of their own people out to vote for these republicans who are masquerading you know in drag as democrats that they might actually be the ones who are running against the republicans who are being recalled . well it is not beyond the realm of possibility i don't think it will happen because democrats and and a lot of independents are very very passionate about what is happening some of these districts turnout is actually pretty good at a substantially higher level than you would expect for a july election summertime isn't used the vote was constant but i do have that fear i have that concern and remember you have a fake democrat who's nominated to run against one of these republican state senators they want to run against him that would be the end of the campaign that republican state senator will effectively have been reelected and so this is a very serious issue because what the republican party of wisconsin is trying to do here is to take away people's righ

thank you, chris wallace.hris has a big guest this weekend and you can catch more on fox news sunday, treasury secretary geithner will be his guest this week. so be sure to check color local lifting for show times. a deal to get nfl players back on the board. the owners are on board but what about the players? stay tuned. >>gregg: a crash involving a tour bus killing one and injuring dozens in western new york. police say a bus with 52 passengers pulled off the road to check a malfunctioning light and suddenly it got back on the highway and a tractor trailer rear ended it triggering a fire. the fire chief did not have time to make sure the passengers were okay. >> i did not get a good chance to check. i was worried about getting the fire under control and we had to get responders beyond the fire to get to the patients. a quick thinking soldier saw the crash, pulled over, and helped get passengers off the bus. >>gregg: nfl players reviewing the latest deal from team owners to end the four-month-old lock out and

wallace in phone hacking. let me say unequivocally that i did not and have no reason to do so. >> reporter: even with the head of police preparing to step down, scotland yard continues to make arrests. today, it was rebekah brooks, former head of rupert murdoch's newspaper arm here in the uk, who resigned herself on friday. it was just a week ago that murdoch flew to london and stood by her side, all smiles. brooks had a meteoric rise at the company, becoming editor of "news of the world" when she was only 32. it was in 2002, with brooks at the paper's helm, that "news of the world" reporters allegedly hacked the phone of murdered teenager milly dowler. a case that shocked and infuriated this country. brooks denies any knowledge of phone hacking and has apologized. restoring confidence in news corp may be difficult. something the company admitted in a second full-page ad in british papers this weekend. "apologizing for our mistakes and fixing them are only first steps," the statement says. "it may take some ti

wallace in phone hacking. let me say unequivocally i did not and have no reason to do so. >> all eyes will be on parliament tomorrow when rupert murdoch and his son james get grilled by lawmakers. we're live in london. surely rupert murdoch will be asked about the cozy relationship between his news organization and police. >> there's no doubt that he's going to be asked about that and a lot more contessa. this story keeps rolling along. and changing it seems hour by hour. and all points now are pointing towards -- all roads are going towards obviously the murdoch family. that makes four high profile resignations. a few hours ago scotland yard's number two jamesuate resigned again under this rolling impression and increasing public and media pressure. yates if you recall he was the one who was in charge of reopening the phone hacking investigation back in 2009. he decided not to do so at the time. saying there just wasn't enough fresh evidence. and that as you say on the heels of his boss' resignation last nigh

the man whose arrest caused a crisis, the former democrat editor of the "news of the world" neil wallace. scotland yard admitted two years ago they had hired him to help them improve their public relations. it has emerged that his daughter worked for the metropolitan police and john yates is alleged to help her get the job. when he went to downing street to learn how to restore the image, he made no mention of the relationship with neil waltz. it was that failure to be open that cost him and john yates they're careers. what divides the prime minister and the men from the met is oddly what also connects them. both hired former "news of the world" men to improve their image, the former editor, his deputy neil wallace was hired by yates and stevenson. all insist that they knew nothing about hacking. >> welcome, >> thank you very much. >> the prime minister is on an awkwardly timed trip to south africa. he will return home to make another statement on hacking disputing the holiday by a day. the labor leader says he is incapeable to give the leadership that is required. >> the country needs s

wallace in phone hacking. let me say unequivocally that i did not and had no reason to do so. >> reporter: even with the head of police preparing to step down, scotland yard continues to make arrests. rebekah brooks, former head of rupert murdoch's newspaper arm here in the uk who resigned herself on friday. it was just a week ago that murdoch flew to london and stood by her side, all smiles. brooks had a immediate otheric rise at the condition, becoming editor of "news of the world" when she was only 32. neil sean worked for another murdoch newspaper, "the sun". >> she rose to the top through sheer ambition, networking and an ability to do the job. >> reporter: in 2002 with brooks at the paper's helm that "news of the world" reporters allegedly hacked the phone of murdered teenager milly dowlor, a case that shocked and infuriated this country. brooks denies any knowledge of phone hacking and has apologized. for the last decade, the editor has rubbed elbows with the rich and famous and the powerful. she has ha

wallace in phone hacking. let me say unequivocally that i did not and had no reason to do so. >> reporter: even with the head of police preparing to step down, scotland yard continues to make arrests. today it was rebekah brooks, former head of rupert murdoch's newspaper arm here in the uk, who resigned herself on friday. it was just a week ago that murdoch flaw to london and stood by her side, all smiles. brooks had a meteoric rise at the company, becoming editor of news of the world when she was only 32. neil shon worked for another murdoch partner, the sun. he is now a news analyst. >> fantastic networking, and of course an ability to do the job. >> reporter: it was in 2002 with brooks at the paper's helm that news of the world reporters allegedly hacked the phone of murdered teenager millie dowler, a case that shocked and infuriated this country. brooks denies any knowledge of phone hacking, and has apologized. for the last decade, the charismatic editor has rubbed elbows with the rich and famous, and the

author and activist reverend jim wallace is the editor of "sojourners" magazine and his is a leading religious voice in political debate. jim, welcome. >> thanks, bob. >> there are two big questions that people are arguing about in this town. one is the debt ceiling, and the other is long-term. and it does seem that something has to be done now, but long-term, how do we bring the country's spending and taxes in line? you have beenorking very hard lobbyio potect government programs that help the poor. how are you doing? >> well, i think i'm happy with what we have seen so far. we started with a provocative question, what would jesus cut? that got attention to the question. then we fasted for almost a month in lent that brought more attention to it. then we formed a circle of protection and the roman catholic bishops, the salvation army, the national association of evangelicals and many people and not just the religious left re, butlmost everyone he saying thatou can't bance theudgetn t bac o the poorest people. i think that voice is now being heard. we have talked with republicans, de

wallace in phone hacking. let me say unequivocally, that i did not and had no reason to do so. >> reporter: even with the head of police preparing to step down, scotland yard continues to make arrests. today it was rebekah brooks, former head of rupert murdoch's newspaper arm in the uk who resigned herself on friday. it was just a week ago murdoch flew to london and stood by her side, all smiles. brooks had a rise at the krngs becoming editor of "news of the world" when she was only 32. neil sean worked for another murdoch paper "the sun" and now an nbc analyst. >> she rose to the top through sheer ambition, fantastic networking and an ability to do the job. >> reporter: in 2002 with brooks at the paper's helm that "news of the world" reports allegedly hacked the phone of murdered teenager, milly dowler. brooks denied any phone hacking and apologized. she has rubbed elbows with the rich and famous and the powerful. she has had close personal relationships with the three most recent prime ministers. as recently

whether the conservative party had also employed neil wallace.onservative party chairman assured all accounts have been gone through and confirmed to me that neither neil wallace nor his company has ever been employed by or contracted by the conservative party, nor has the conservative party made payments to either of them. it has been drawn to our attention -- it has been drawn to our attention he may have provide andy colson with some informal advice on a voluntary basis before election. to the best of my knowledge i didn't know anything about this until sunday night. but as with revealing this information we'll be entirely transparent about this issue. finally, finally, mr. speaker, there is the question whether everyone, the media, the police, politicians is taking responsibility in an appropriate manner. i want to address my own responsibilities very directly and that brings me to my decision to employ andy colson. i have said very clearly that if it turns out andy colson knew about the hacking at the "news of the world" he'll not only have

michele bachmann, the minnesota congresswoman went on fox news sunday last week and spoke to chris wallace. >> are you a flake? >> well, i think that would be insulting to say something like that, because i'm a serious person. >> but you understand when i say that that's what the wrap on you is? >> i messed up. i'm sorry. i didn't mean any disrespect. i was trying to put an issue that's out there directly to her. because some people do dismiss her as a flake. >> is that an unfair question? >> i think he wishes in the subsequent statement, that the media often portrays you and your critics as well, refer to you as a flake. what do you say to that? she would have said i'm a serious person and they're wrong. i agree with michelle that women know there's a different standard. if they want to get into the national spotlight and run for the presidency of the united states or the vice presidency of the united states, they should really be careful with their historical reference and other facts, even on policy. >> there's a different media standard because they are women? >> i'm saying there's a d

. >> and this the man who unwittingly caused the crisis at the met, neil wallace. he was the deputy editor at "news of the world" at the time phone hacking was widespread. scotland yard had admit they hired the man they arrested to help them improve their public relations. it's rather too late for that. last week sir paul stephenson went to down downing street to talk about restoring the met's image. he made no mention of the relationship. when the prime minister found out, as we furious. so what divided david cameron is the met from the men is oddly what connects them -- bother "news of the world" men to improve their image. the paper's editor, who resigned after hacking was exposed of insisting he knew nothing about it, and the deputy neil wallace also insisted he knew nothing about it and he was hired by john yates and sir paul stevenson. >> welcome. >> thank you very much. >> the prime minister is on an awkwardly timed trip to south africa. he is cutting it short to return home to make another statement on hacking, postponing m.p. holidays by a day. the labor l

i think chris wallace laid down an interesting line here on what fox is all about. i think it's fair to say what he says now in this, perhaps, unrehearsed comment than was ever said by the advertising of fox when they called themselves fair and balanced. let's listen to chris wallace. >> you believe that fox news is exactly the ideological equivalent of nbc news? >> i think we're the counter -- i think that they have a liberal agenda and we tell the other side of the story. >> well, there's an admission by ron and then, josh, not saying fair and balances, he's saying they're a balancing act of the point of view of the major broadcast networks and i guess us? >> yeah. >> that's right. abc, nbc, cbs, the "new york times," everybody else in the media is part of a liberal conspiracy and poor, lonely little fox is out there all on their own counterbalancing this. of course, he admitted in saying that, they are, in fact, a conservative voice. a right-ring voice in the media and the difference between fox and, let's say, msnbc, which i think we can say as probably the more

wallace gave to mr. -- what advice mr. wallace gave to mr.oulson. >> the prime minister will require that gordon brown is meeting and now to ensure the continuing monopoly of rupert murdoch -- >> order, order, order. >> can i remind the right hon. member that i have made the play already that references to members should be about constituency? >> would he not agreed that with his statement to the house when he said he had not done anything to further the national interest? >> there is quite a contrast between the speech made last week and the evidence we heard yesterday. >> of the prime minister refuses to tell the name of the company, will you please the documents in the library of this house? >> the responsibility is mine alone. >> like many other members, i have been contacted by local newspapers who have been concerned about new regulation and increasing pressure on circulation. can you ensure that new regulations will not be heavy- handed? >> we do not want the new regulatory system to punish the innocent. there are things i need to be l

and i think it was the sixty eight primary that where the democrats went for george mcgovern urged wallace rather and the reason why is because we had open primaries in michigan and the republicans said to their own people go vote in the demagogues that the republican primary was solid they said go vote the democratic primary for george wallace to embarrass the democrats and waltz actually won the state so are you concerned that the republicans might actually get enough of their own people out to vote for these republicans who are masquerading you know in drag as democrats that they might actually be the ones who are running against the republicans who are being recalled . repel it is not beyond the realm of possibility i don't think it will happen because democrats and and a lot of independents are very very passionate about what is happening some of these districts turnout is actually pretty good at a substantially higher level than you would expect for a july election summertime is when we usually vote was nonsense but i do have that fear i have that concern and remember if a fake democ

session side man, having played with everybody from anthony brown's asian american orchestra to wane wallace's newest cd. who haven't you played with lately? yeah, he's played with everybody. you can find mas on a lot of different cd's from the local jazz community. this song we're going to do is an air called the brown-haired girl. when i was recording, when i was fortunate to be able to record bridge across the blue, i was telling them i got this air, i got it off the chieftan's album, i'm going to do it on the electric base. he looked at me and said, you're nuts. people are going to go crazy but if you can do it, i'll help you. he gave me this book of airs and went, figure it out, figure it out. it never quite jelled on the base but when hillary called today, i started to think more about the cedar flute. i said, i wonder if this particular air can fit? well, here we go. (instrumental music). >> thank you very much. i guess what i want to say about an arrangement like that is that it's not meant to use the cedar flute as a bit of exotica, but what the panelists have been speaking about. it'

wallace used to work at news of the world.umber two stepped down yesterday because he refused to reopen the hacking scandal investigation a few years ago. he also has ties to neil wallace. >>> stephanie gosk, we tried to put this together the best we can. tell us more on the tangled web of britain. >> yes, it's not easy. people will look that and go, huh? it's been a mind db-bending story and that's because this is widespread. we are seeing that. this has been an unbelievable 37 hours where you have the top two men in charge of scotland yard resigning. rebekah brooks one of the murdoch's most trusted executives getting arrested and this news journalist has showed up dead. what you are seeing right now is the affect of this web on various facets of society here in this country, including the police force and parliament and the government. david cameron coming under increasingly intense rebuke for his relationships with news corp as well. chris? >> michael wolfe, bring it on home, when you look at this story as you cover it and

neil wallace's daughter apparently and so on so on how far does it go?>> this is something i don't know. something various different inquiries launched will have to get to the bottom of. one thing that is clear there was culture this was normal. wasn't just a few bad apples doing bad things. if i had had been some ways we would be left worrying. actually a culture this seemed fine, people good people and good police officers thought it was normal to have lunch with a journalist and take a little bit of a -- >> that was wrong. >> that was wrong. you have to root out the whole thing. not just the few individuals. >> why did boris johnson when some of this come up say, a lot of is --. degree of complacency going to the very top within london, wasn't there? >> i think whole political class have underestimated this for a very long time because frankly we were all the in the business of trying to win approval of various newspapers and various journalists and editors and even proprietors. yes the prime minister said we're all at fault here and boris is not excl

captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. it's crunch time in the debt ceiling talks and neither side is backing down. with president obama and congressional republicans dead locked, we will get a read on where things stand from two key house members. jim jordan, chairman of the house republican study committee. and chris van hollen, the top democrat on the budget committee. it is a fair and balanced debate, only on "fox news sunday." >>> then, the gop presidential race. we'll sit down with candidate herman cain as we continue our series 2012, one on one. and for all of the talk about possible default on august 2, the real focus may be election day 2012. we'll ask our sunday group which party is gaining the upper hand with voters next year. all right now on "fox news sunday." thehello again from fox news in washington. with just 16 days to go 2348 our country reaches the debt limit and with threats from rating agencies to downgrade the nation's credit, what deal is still possible? here to discuss the options are two keys hous

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