elaborate and i know we talked about it briefly before it elaborate on this a little bit stacy herbert womack's think about it what did goldman sachs do but turn mortgages into fecal matter as they themselves said and it emerged in congressional testimony so how this man tried instead to turn gold into fecal matter perhaps he would now now be doing jail time yeah this is the whole problem of the global financial crisis is that the majority of people are trying to turn junk into gold or is the big money on wall street in the round the world is by turning mortgages in the some other stuff that is already representative of physical last. it's you could say it's gold to begin with it's a mortgage representing a house they turned that into fecal matter if you think this guy's got it all wrong you see if you want to get a job at goldman sachs yes learn how to turn gold into fecal matter that's jamie diamond and lloyd blankfein make their money not the other way we're making fecal matter into gold that's a losing proposition especially since the price of gold is so heavily manipulated other downside b

. >> this hair stylist, you may remember her from season 15 of "the bachelor" with brad womack. i want to share this beauty tip from their show. >> we shave our face and you know what -- i'm proud of it. i don't have a problem with it. we don't use like a man's razor, we use a facial razor. >> michelle and laura believe that women should shave their face. because some of us, myself included, have fuzzy faces. so they have this tool called the facial razor, which they're going to show us how to use. >> a lot of people, this is where they -- >> right hair, most girls are always fuzzy here. >> yup, always. >> get after it. >> wait a minute. so a razor with shaving cream and -- that would be horrible for your face. but scraping this thing across your face dry is that much better to make your skin beautiful? >> i've actually seen some women use them. but they're more popular to shave like your eyebrows. >> i don't want that to be a popular trend. how unsexy would that be to go into your bathroom in the morning and see your woman next to you, shaving away just like you. >> do you want

womack: to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. womack: i rise to remember arkansas native hairy harrison who died august -- harry harrison who died august 2, at the age of 95, and who will be buried tomorrow in arlington national cemetery. a distinguished naval aviator, he commanded the jeep carrier in support of allied forces during their fight against germany in southern france in august of 1944. he was awarded the navy cross for extraordinary heroism during low-level reconnaissance missions over enemy concentrations. like most of america's greatest generation, he became president of a metal firm, was active volunteer of the leewood fire department. preceded in death by his wife, shirley, to whom he was married 70, the captain will always be remembered by his family and friends for his courage, leadership and self-less service to his country -- selfless service to his country and fellow man and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for w

come on, womack. >> last time we were out on yard was probably about a week and a half ago.u bad. >> you always treat me bad. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> i always treat you good. >> [ bleep ]. >> you got a problem? you got a problem? >> come on. what the [ bleep ]. how many times have i been served the ball? >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> oh, man, come on, man. pick somebody else, man. god. >> that's game. >> good game. >> i'm the king of the court. i run that court. that court was mine for about an hour. >> since weights have been banned from san quentin, inmates like speedy have found other ways to keep in shape. that's our weights. that's how we work out. we make water bags. we don't get weights no more. arnold schwarzenegger took those away from us. >> why is everybody looking at us, man? find you some business. >> while recreational options are limited on the sensitive needs yard, back in ad seg they're even more restricted. angel gets his first real human contact for the day when an officer escorts him out for his one hour yard time. >> i thought you was coming with me. >

chris womack from southern company is here, one of our first sponsors. i presented to him. thank god he signed on. where the other sponsors? is that i can tell you. it's very confidential. because we have no other sponsors at that time. he believed me. anyway -- really it's easier. it gets easier with the success we've had. use opera list list of sponsors know that shows good judgment by the way. but it's easier now obviously then it was a year ago and it will be easier a year from now. >> hello. how would you describe your impact -- how would you describe the impact on society and in turn on your sponsors for having been involved with you and i have to stand behind that message? >> well, hopefully we are giving -- and i think we are, very accurate information, but doing it in an engaging way. one of the things on our side is translating uncle sam. if you go to the epa for some of these other governmental sites, it looks like a spreadsheet when they present information. it's very boring and hard to digest and it got to get a ruler and try to figure out what they are talking

womack: madam speaker, as if his distinguished military service were not enough, ray reid came to capitol hill and served a quarter century on the staffs of john paul hammersmith, asa hutchinson. whereupon his retirement he earned the nickname of arkansas' fifth congressman. ray reid was an constitution. he enjoyed a long and adventurous life, married to his sweetheart, jean, for 50 years, he was the father of four, grandfather of six and great grandfather of two. i honor the great life of this serviceman. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from ohio rise? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> i voted no on the trade agreements passed in this house last night but in that same vote i voted yes for american jobs. i voted yes for jobs on american soil. i voted yes for human rights and yes for labor protection. the trade agreements will cost us jobs. at a time when we should be investing in america and they will lead to further decline of the middle cla

womack, to preside over the committee of preside over the committee of the whole.