i love darrell hammond. >> well, this is darrell off camera, you know. >> jimmy: no, they don't know. [ laughter ] that's the thing -- they don't know. that's the problem with your impressions. [ laughter ] "apocalypse now"? >> no. no, that was more like "platoon." remember when he was like this -- >> jimmy: that's -- you're right -- "platoon." it was a war movie. i get them all mixed up. >> i know. war. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm at war. >> has darrell been on your show? >> jimmy: i've been dying for darrell hammond to be on here. he has not been on our show. >> oh. well, all right. let's do -- >> jimmy: yeah, do somebody else. >> i'll do somebody else. i'll do the situation. i can do him. [ laughter ] from -- [ cheers and applause ] you want me to do the situation? >> jimmy: yeah. is your shirt going to come off? >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right, yeah. i'd love to see the situation. >> hey, pauly, can i borrow your -- i want to bring a girl into this bedroom. [ laughter ] i don't care. [ laughter ] they know. i don't care if you stay here, too. but just be in a separate bed,

darrell west, go ahead. guest: i think the caller makes an important point in the sense that we do need to address a lot of different aspects to it because it is a big, complicated problem with lots of different things. people who think we can just get tough on border security and that will solve the problem -- that is really not likely to be very satisfying to people. as the caller pointed out, one of the reason so many mexicans are coming to the united states and often coming here illegally is the poor jobs situation in their own country. one thing we need to pay attention to is what is going on within mexico in terms of the economy, in terms of the drug issues, the violence and crime that is taking place there. we need to be working with the back seat -- with the mexican government to solve those problems. if we can help mexico make progress on its own economy and society, those mexicans will have far fewer incentives to come to the u.s., and that will help in the long run with this question of illegal im

she remembered guitar legend di dinebag darrell on her car. tonight her loved ones are remembering her smile. now, this is the second body, second woman's body found in oakland this week. police at headquarters say they don't believe the cases are related. >> all right, jean. thank you. >>> a world war ii veteran and his cat died in a walnut creek fire this afternoon. firefighters responded to the house on graden court to find it filled floor to ceiling with thick, black smoke. once they got inside, they found the elderly man in a back bedroom. he was pronounced dead at the scene. neighbors say he'll be missed. >> loved by all the neighbors. several of us had him over for dinner on a regular basis and we used to see him out walking almost every day. quite a friend to the neighborhood. >> the victim's name is not being released until his relatives have been told about his death. the cause of death and the cause of the fire are under investigation. >>> there is a new development tonight in the dog mauling of a san jose woman. investigators now s

. >>> darrell icea is planning a witch-hunt against the obama white house, but democrats are ready with a counteroffensive. there is a big development in the democratic strategy tonight. congressman dennis kucinich will join me to talk about it in the bottom of the hour in the "battleground" story. >>> and coming up, "club ed" lizz winstead finds common ground with sarah palin? plus, michele bachmann has just been named to the intelligence committee. l lizz will have something to say about that but this is the story that has me fired up tonight. the hostagetakers of the republican party got $9 billion in ransom and now let's see if they will have the character to let the american people free on the job front. now the party of no just got everything they wanted when the president signed the tax compromise bill into law earlier today. >> both houses of congress have now passed a package of tax relief that will protect the middle class, that will grow our economy, and will create jobs for the american people. the legislation i'm about to sign is a substantial victory for middle-class famil

host: darrell issa leads the list. his work is over $300 million. guest: we track this for that very reason. the wealth of the members of congress does fluctuate a good bit. between 2007-2008, it did it. the average net worth for the members of congress to about 5% hit which was right in the middle of the economy going sour and the economics in this country going south. yet, they recovered pretty quickly from members of congress when we saw 2008 to 2009 and the average wealth went up by 15%. and was a very, very different situation just one year to another. while many americans were struggling and it joblessness was hovering between 9%-10%, the average wealth of members of congress was going up. whether it was darrell issa or others, they are still very rich when it comes to the upper crust, but they do definitely take kids or boosts depending on how their investments do. host: looking at the senate, senator kerry who married into his wealth, senator mark warner who made his money before running for governor of virginia and is now in the senate, sen

. >> retired officer darrell cortez helped organized police department's annual shop with a cop event. pairing an officer with students. and it's a community effort to help children and their families also enjoy holidays. >> there is a small christmas, it's been tough. we can buy some gifts this year. >> this year, shop with a cop shows the school to help the school that has gone through a tough year. over the summer a fire destroyed much of the school and students have been going to classes in portable buildings. >> what happened there, you know thing that's happened with this economy is just wonderful. >> this is pretty exciting. i got to take things for christmas. then, i got got a lot of things. i thought this will be my first christmas present for me. >> to make this shop with a cop event happen target helped out with a donation of $2500. officers paid for any overage costs if kids went a little over $100. >> and there is christmas coming early today for sea lions released on the beach in the marine head hands. that is second street and taylor's day had been treated for ailments

. >> darrell lost two of his children. they have been identified as eleanor and richard satterfield, their daughter, and their children, amari, dareon, and daylon. >> family is what we have right now. we just have to hold on. that is all we can do. we have to keep each other close. >> relatives of the victims had a harder time coming to grips with the tragedy. >> to burn up in a fire, that is so heinous to hear. we can just hope and pray for the togetherness, the unity, and the oneness for the family. >> and the firefighters were left traumatized by what they found. >> to be confronted with six lives lost is very devastating for our fire fighters to confront that. it is something we never look forward to. >> investigators are still looking into the cause and it is unknown whether any of the homes had working smoke detectors. it is not what is on the family's minds right now. >> they were beautiful children. to see six bodies to die in a fire around holidays is just overwhelming for me. >> 30 people were displaced by this f

principal darrell camp calls it a big mistake. >> we are running around doing multiple things on multiple days. this is one of those that was quite chaotic. >> also when that money could be going elsewhere to the arts or anything. >> the school had to pay for security guards until the locks could be changed. to make matters worse, this is the second time principal camp has lost the keys. but he vows to hold on to them in the future. >>> if it has been awhile since you have had a raise, things could be looking up. many companies want to give workers a raise of 3% next year. only 5% of those surveys want to keep pay frozen. >>> american airlines is offering economy class passengers cheap drinks on flights that take off between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. local time. the airline will knock off $1 from the price of beer and $2 off liquor and wine. that means all drinks will cost $5 each. happy hour lasts for the entire time. not just the first hour after 5:00. >>> they say there is no such thing as a free lunch, but bart is giving away free rides. tomorrow morning bart will pass out one-way tickets to

darrell kirsh says medical students have been a key catalyst in raising awareness about the proper line between industry cooperation and marketing. >> faculty had habits that had been engendered over decades. the medical students came in with a fresh look and helped us re-examine ourselves. we weren't where we needed to be. we're now moving very strongly to a balance point that the public can feel good about. >> reporter: but change takes time, and sometimes some strange looks, like the kind brockman gets when he turns down offers of drug company-provided food that other students are happy to accept. >> and you try to explain to them and you say, "you know what? this lunch really isn't free, that the patients are the ones who ultimately pay for it when they pay for their drugs." they understand a little bit, but they still think that you're crazy, and why would you ever pass up a free lunch? darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> susie: as we reported earlier, financials led the way higher on wall street today. it looks like investors are betting that today's deals in t

darrell kirch, says the group doesn't have the power to monitor enforcement of those policies. >> have we attained the degree of adherence we want? not yet. but we're moving much more quickly than i and others thought we might be able to given the complexity of the national health care system. >> reporter: for some medical schools, the key issue is not how much drug companies pay faculty to speak, but how much control the professor has over his or her presentation. in response to federal lawsuits charging illegal marketing, drug companies have gotten much stricter, requiring speakers to stick to carefully crafted company-provided slides. but critics told propublica in the academic world, that's like using someone else's work. >> and here you are teaching students not to take other people's work, but yet, at the same time, you're using somebody else's slides to make a presentation, and they see sort of an inherent disconnect in that. >> reporter: medical schools argue they are striking a balance: banning drug company marketing while encouraging industry to bring discoveries that begin h

darrell wright hits the three. the warriors within three. can they pull off the comeback? no. jason rifdson putting things away. suns hold on 107-101. the warriors lost 7 of #. >>> all eyes on cleveland when lebron james made his first appearance since taking his talents to south beach. james had a season high 38 points wrapped up in three quarters of play because it was such a blowout. the heat silenced the crowd beatdown style winning 118-90. the poor cleveland fans. >> that is the way to make people be quiet. >> showing them how it is done. >> exacy.istl >> back in a moment with a final check of the forecast. for a limited time, smartphones talk free. share minutes for free when you add a smartphone to a family shareplan. and now, buy an lg vortex and get one free. ♪ ♪ you can find your feet and you can find your way ♪ ♪ you can find yourself in bed at the end of the day ♪ ♪ you can find some fun on a tropical isthmus ♪ ♪but you'll never find my... ♪ you can find it in your heart to be patient with me ♪ ♪ you can find a new star for the top of the tree

host: darrell issa leads the list. his work is over $300 million. guest: we track this for that very reason. the wealth of the members of congress does fluctuate a good bit. between 2007-2008, it did it. the average net worth for the members of congress to about 5% hit which was right in the middle of the economy going sour and the economics in this country going south. yet, they recovered pretty quickly from members of congress when we saw 2008 to 2009 and the average wealth went up by 15%. and was a very, very different situation just one year to another. while many americans were struggling and it joblessness was hovering between 9%-10%, the average wealth of members of congress was going up. whether it was darrell issa or others, they are still very rich when it comes to the upper crust, but they do definitely take kids or boosts depending on how their investments do. host: looking at the senate, senator kerry who married into his wealth, senator mark warner who made his money before running for governor of virginia and is now in the senate, sen

and he will be with darrell issa, the republican who will want to investigate everybody, subpoena everybody, elijah cummings will be the democrats' hope of keeping that in some kind of reasonable shape. he's going to be on the headlines a lot the next couple of years. chris: katty kay. >> he was reading the european press after dick holbrook died. so tragically this week. and i was just amazed at the amount of coverage there was. it was front page story in europe. chris: why over there? >> because of bosnia. he is credited with the dayton accord which brought peace to the war in bosnia and a war europeans couldn't solve in their own back yard and were thanking dick holbrooke for the work he did on that. chris: norah. >> the president will use the new year and his state of the union address to call for a fundamental overhaul of the u.s. tax code. including the closing of a lot of these loopholes, and other things that could save over a trillion dollars and -- chris: will it be spending reduction or what will be the lead, tax reform? >> i think it will be both. because they're together. this

[applause] now, with tonight's holiday and vacation, please welcome pastor darrell morton. >> let us pray. lord of light, board of love, you who spoke light into the darkness and eliminated all creation, on this evening are national christmas tree lighting, we are reminded of a light that has come into the world through your son as the son of your presence with all people, ought to eliminate us with that light. make us mindful that he whose birth we celebrate in this season came to us as one without a home or a bed within. remind us across our great land, so many of our neighbors, your children, and his brothers and sisters, have no home, no bed, and no christmas tree. it open our hearts to the needs of all around us who suffer from lack of basic comforts credit for it was he who is first bed was a be troth, who told us that those who would seek him would find them in the most unexpected places, and the faces of the homeless, hungry, and the naked. tonight, we also remember those who are far removed from family and friends as they serve us and seek to protect us. generations have lon

. >> how are you doing, this darrell blake stiaghd had in afghanistan. i just want to say hey to mom my my sister, two kids and son jacob, merry christmas >>> authorities in marin county have recovered the body of a man missing since falling off a sailboat two weeks ago. 28-year-old casey steed of santa rosa reportedly fell overboard in richardson bay. he was sailing with his wife on the night of december 10. search efforts were hampered by bad weather and low visibility but friday night a person spotted the body during a low tide. an autopsy is going to happen tomorrow to determine exactly how he died. >> los angeles firefighters got an unusual christmas delivery, a newborn baby. a woman walked into a downtown fire station on christmas eve and handed over her newborn daughter. the woman told firefighters the infant was just six hours old and had that she wanted her put up for adoption. firefighters had named the baby noelle. mother and daughter were given i.d. bracelets. >> california law allows young children to be left at fire stations, no questions a

darrell issa says it's an incomplete effort. jeff flake says he doesn't like extending unemployment benefits without paying for them. jeffrey chavis says the bill is loaded up the spending. john campbell says he'll vote no. mike pence says he's not decided yet, but he's not impressed. that's a safe position and michele bachmann who chairs the tea party caucus also does not like the tax. you never know what to make of her. michele bachmann is out there on the right away from any establishment dealings to lame base whatever's going wrong or right. >> in the end, this is going to pass because as you know, wasn't there a congressman from pennsylvania whose advice to everybody was vote for every tax cut and every spending bill. in the end -- >> jimmy burke in massachusetts i believe. >> excuse me. >> my hometown. >> in the end, in the end, members are going vote for tax cuts and especially for one that -- >> how does a republican vote against a tax cut for the richest people? >> they're not going to. what will happen here is that the

darrell's pit bull diamond suffer serious burns in an apartment fire. diamond woke up her family by barking. the owner is faced with $6600 of medical bills but the donations poured in and he was able to pay for all of diamond's treatments. >>> we are following developing news from berkeley this morning. right now police are looking for suspects in an early morning takeover robbery at a mcdonalds. >>> also one remark sparked outrage during a latest meeting. we'll tell you about it. ♪ one taste, and you'll understand. delicious dunkin' donuts coffee. pick some up where you buy groceries. mm! america runs on dunkin'.

host: darrell issa leads the list. his work is over $300 million. guest: we track this for that very reason. the wealth of the members of congress does fluctuate a good bit. between 2007-2008, it did it. the average net worth for the members of congress to about 5% hit which was right in the middle of the economy going sour and the economics in this country going south. yet, they recovered pretty quickly from members of congress when we saw 2008 to 2009 and the average wealth went up by 15%. and was a very, very different situation just one year to another. while many americans were struggling and it joblessness was hovering between 9%-10%, the average wealth of members of congress was going up. whether it was darrell issa or others, they are still very rich when it comes to the upper crust, but they do definitely take kids or boosts depending on how their investments do. host: looking at the senate, senator kerry who married into his wealth, senator mark warner who made his money before running for governor of virginia and is now in the senate, sen

independent line, darrell, good morning, you're on with david greeneberg. >> caller: thank you, how are you doing this morning? >> good. >> caller: one question to ask. i'm kind of confused here. the economy in the mess it is in, i mean, you got democrats and you got republicans in the white house fighting over deal that could help thousands of people, millions of people, i mean, why not pass the tax bill? all right, if the republicans won't take the tax credits, give it to them. people are behind it because people want to be greedy. okay, if they want that, give them the tax code. give us what we need. >> host: anything to respond to there? >> guest: well, when times are tough, people fight for their economic self-interest. i think if that's the caller if i was right. we have in america today, the parties do represent, you know, for the most part different, you know, segments of the economic speck spectrum, and so you see real fights over tax cuts and distribution of wealth. >> host: given the current situation after the 2010 elections, do you see president obama changing course over t

. >>> darrelle wright is having the best season of his career. all he needed was a change of scenery and chance to play. the warriors are providing both of those things. >> remarkable. they come back panned double team in avitz ski. wright what a play. it goes around butler. >> he still has ties to former team maids in mm. dwyane wade is one of his best friends and the godfather of his son. he still has ties to former teammates in miami. >> he is a great friend. i picked up a lot just watching him so many years, work as hard as he do, you know, filled me in, one of the lead players of the league. >> to be able to go against one might have best friends, you know, in the world in d-wright, i'm so proud of him. that's my little brother. to see him really succeed national way that he is succeeding and he is one of the only guys in the rotation that's used to winning that's won at a high level so he is bringing something to this organization. >> first round pick oudo will debut tonight. the sixth picture in the draft missed all of training camp and th

it's a dime bag darrell guitar. >> well, that -- that's metal. >> jimmy: so, yeah, look at this. look at this dude. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's pretty metal. >> jimmy: one of a kind. [ applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: all right -- >> that's b.a. >> jimmy: but it -- here's the coolest part, here. >> i think they should use that in "rock of ages," actually. >> jimmy: really? >> break that out and -- yeah. >> jimmy: they can borrow this. >> yeah, one of a kind. >> jimmy: can we turn the lights down a little bit? watch this. bang. [ audience ohs ] there you go. [ cheers and applause ] >> whoa. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. >> whoa. >> jimmy: yeah. [ applause ] let's do it. i know -- you can turn the lights back on. thank you. [ laughter ] it's on the clapping system. so every time people clap and the lights go out. i was wondering if we could rock out? i know twisted has a cool christmas album. >> yeah, "a twisted christmas." it's actually a hit record. you might wanna think about that, maroon 5. [ laughter ] christmas! [ laughter ] people -- no, i'm telling you, dude.

. >> a career-high 32 points from darrelle wright wasn't enough for the warriors to win their fourth straight in atlanta. hawks big man josh smith tees up the lefty three from the corner. he had a team-high 22 points. warriors go down 103-93. next up charlotte on new year's eve. >>> the stanford women haven't lost at home in 51 games. uconn comes to a sold-out maples pavilion tomorrow night with the hopes of extending a streak that's much more impressive. >> i told our team this is like the ncaa tournament. you play xavier and then connecticut. it's challenging but i feel this team is ready for that, likes it wants it. >> reporter: tara vanderveer is one of the few who knows what it's like to beat uconn. the huskies' amazing streak of 90 wins began after stanford beat them in the beta final four and coned tomorrow night at maples pavillion. >> the players play beautiful basketball. they really play the game in a way that i think john wooden who held the record would be really proud. >> gave women's basketball a better name and it's definitely a very, very great accomplishment. >> rep

darrell issa, of course, from california is head of the reform committee. he says it's an incomplete effort. arizona's jeff flake, a fiscal conservative says he doesn't like extending unemployment benefits without paying for them. utah's jeffrey chaffetz says the bill is larded up with spending. california's john campbell says he'll vote no. indiana's mike pence who i think might be running for president, a smart guy, says he's not tdsed yet but is not impressed. minnesota's michele bachmann who chairs the tea party caucus also does not like the tax deal. you never know what to make of her. start with her for fun, howard. michele bachmann is out there on the right safely away from any establishment deals so she can always lambaste whatever's going on or going right or wrong. >> we should say, chris, that in the end this is going to pass because as you know, wasn't there a congressman from pennsylvania whose advice to everybody was vote for every tax cut and vote for every spending bill? you know, in the end -- >> actually it was jimmy burke in massachusetts

askunanimous consent y committee be discharged from the nominations of -- presidential nomination 235, darrell james bell, and presidential nomination 2348, edwin sloan, one to be united states marshall in -- martial in monday mob and the other to be united states marshal in the district of columbia. that the senate proceed en bloc to the nominations, they be confirmed en bloc, and the motions to reconsider be laid on the table, that any statements relating to the nominations appear in the record at the appropriate place as if read and the president of the united states be immediately notified of the senate's action and the senate then resume legislative session. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. reid: mr. president, for the benefit of all senators, we just sent to the house again the food safety legislation, extremely important legislation. i just got on my desk today one woman who's going to be in the -- she's been in the hospital a year and a half and is expected to be there for two more years as a result of eating some contaminated food. so it's so important. and i am deeply ap

darrelle revis in a good spot. comes up, got his hand. that's everything. that is perfectly played. jim: again, they have to put off touchdown on this drive after that taylor safety. a field goal does no good. second down and the ball is out. roethlisberger picks it up. he's going to suffer a huge loss. coleman has been in that backfield a couple of times in this quarter. stripped him once. the steelers have to call their last time-out. phil: they didn't get fooled by the little move they did earlier in the game. drew coleman gets through, reaches out and knocks it away. jim: that's twice he's done that in this quarter. phil: they just lined up in a simple defense and cents the fourth rusher from way outside and the steeler offensive line was not ready for it. this is the fourth guy. that should not be difficult to pick up. quite honestly, you never know where the extra rusher is going to come with the new york jets. jim: that was a 14-yard loss. phil: what it does now -- because you have no time-outs. ben roethlisberger, of course, two downs, has to gamble. jim: third and 24. have

darrell valentine playing a mega bucks slot machine. it is a statewide jackpot and does have a multimillion dollar jackpot once or twice a year. >> and he hit it. >> i wonder if they give you a big cardboard one. >> i don't know. i guess you can dream, christina. >> yeah, try shoving that thing into the atm. good morning to you. we're looking good so far. take a look at this amazing live shot as the city sleeps. you can bet as we head through midnight tonight the city will be alive. new year's eve is going to bring some showers our way. we're starting out very cold this morning. as you can see, we have no clouds, very little cloud cover overhead, and that's making for a very chilly morning with some frost out there. 32 degrees in livermore right now. 38 degrees in oakland. looking towards 31 in santa rosa. and we're going to drop off in temperature a little bit more before we hit our lows at 7:00 a.m. by 10:00 a.m. we'll finally be above the frost level. then as we head through noon, temperatures will gradually climb into the upper 40s.

darrel is trying to get it to catch on. he speaks about it around the world. here is a structure from one of his power point presentations where he shows how to expand and how bamboo can actually bend. look at some of the structures he's using. he goes out and looks at bamboo as a source. it's cheap. it's durable. it's ecofriendly and naturally beautiful. >> something we never would have thought about. bamboo. >> our next house is bamboo. during the eight, we are going to talk about online flirting. >> you have to come back for this. >> you have been teasing me about this. you have everybody talking about this. online flirting. >> the best online flirting lines. what works around the world. >> you have to come back. >> universal online flirting. around 8:30 or 8:40. >> we appreciate you, as always. >> look at this guy. i don't know. what would you -- why is all the serial there, by the way. this is the "tron" guy, we are told. this is the "tron" legacy. he's upset with disney. i don't know why. ten minutes to the top of the hour. stick around. >>> keep it goin

darrell camp cost the school $10,000 after he lost the set of master keys. that meant every lock in the entire school had to be changed. >> it comes to a school district already struggling with $30 million in debt and the principal's costly mistake came to light thanks to budding journalists. it was first reported by the student newspaper "the bruin voice." well done, kids. >> it gets even worse. those kids found out that he had lost those keys twice before. at least that's what they're reporting. and they say it's not $10,000, it's upwards of $25,000 in key change fees here. >> stay on that story, kids. get 'em. >> we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] this is the way most people choose a toothbrush. with so many it's hard to see the difference. but this is the way his dentist chooses. fact is, more dentists use an oral-b toothbrush than any other brush. trust the brush more dentists use. oral-b. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what if clean sheet day became clean sheet week? new ultra downy april fresh has scent pearls that give you a whole week of freshness

[applause] now, with tonight's holiday and vacation, please welcome pastor darrell morton. >> let us pray. lord of light, board of love, you who spoke light into the darkness and eliminated all creation, on this evening are national christmas tree lighting, we are reminded of a light that has come into the world through your son as the son of your presence with all people, ought to eliminate us with that light. make us mindful that he whose birth we celebrate in this season came to us as one without a home or a bed within. remind us across our great land, so many of our neighbors, your children, and his brothers and sisters, have no home, no bed, and no christmas tree. it open our hearts to the needs of all around us who suffer from lack of basic comforts credit for it was he who is first bed was a be troth, who told us that those who would seek him would find them in the most unexpected places, and the faces of the homeless, hungry, and the naked. tonight, we also remember those who are far removed from family and friends as they serve us and seek to protect us. generations have lon

sold more than 30 million albums, and dmc darrell mcdaniels himself is here to make a donation on behalf of hard rock. >> hotshot. aaron neville and you. >> it's a good day at the "today" show. >> it's a good day for rock 'n roll and christmas and kids. >> what are you giving away? >> we're giving $50,000 worth of hard rock merchandise. >> that's terrific. why is it important to do it this time of year? >> if you think about the significance of what rock 'n roll is about, it succeeds what politics and religion fails. my idols are john lennon and john to gerty. >> thank you. we really, really appreciate it. >> have a great holiday. >> before we say good-bye, we have a little bit of sad news to report. pastor henry covington, with us just on monday with mitch album, he passed away monday evening. it's hard to believe. >> it's hard to believe. he was just here with us. the 53-year-old past for of pilgrim church from detroit was here with mitch. he's survived by his beautiful wife annette and his four children. he had a very troubled past on the streets, and tell us what happened. >> he went

congressman darrell issa is the next chairman of the house oversight committee. of he's promised two oversight committee hearings a week. he's going to be a very busy man, and he's very excited to have lisa jackson, the administrator of the epa, come before him regularly. senator james inhofe from oklahoma doesn't believe in the climate science, is going to hector barbara boxer every day of her life, and he'll be delighted to do it. so there is just no hope for a pill. mean -- bill. meanwhile, though, so mow you've got electricity 101, you've got cap and trade 101 -- i hope, the notes might help if this is going too fast. so now we've got to look at epa. what are they up to during all this? mostly, they're hiding under their desks because they're really quite worried about this new congress. i say that in jest, they're not. they are doing what they've been told to do by the united states supreme court in massachusetts v. epa, to regulate carbon. they do not have authority under the clean air act to do a cap and trade program. they have, they have issued a ruling

congressman darrell issa is the next chairman of the house oversight committee. of he's promised two oversight committee hearings a week. he's going to be a very busy man, and he's very excited to have lisa jackson, the administrator of the epa, come before him regularly. senator james inhofe from oklahoma doesn't believe in the climate science, is going to hector barbara boxer every day of her life, and he'll be delighted to do it. so there is just no hope for a pill. mean -- bill. meanwhile, though, so mow you've got electricity 101, you've got cap and trade 101 -- i hope, the notes might help if this is going too fast. so now we've got to look at epa. what are they up to during all this? mostly, they're hiding under their desks because they're really quite worried about this new congress. i say that in jest, they're not. they are doing what they've been told to do by the united states supreme court in massachusetts v. epa, to regulate carbon. they do not have authority under the clean air act to do a cap and trade program. they have, they have issued a ruling

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