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they may challenge the regulations, you may have some votes on overriding particular regulations, but i cannot imagine they will revisit this bill. that is the last thing in the world they want to spend time on. >> jimmy buffett says that you have got to learn from bowl wrong things you done. we have a consistent pattern going back to several congresses, haste makes waste. lets get this bill through before the recap. we dont need to do other rigorous work. >> out believe the work was d...

dates from key races around the country. here is a roundup for today -- next, candidates in the colorado senate race. after that, the wisconsin senate race. later, a debate on the u.s. senate race in florida. later, the candidates running for florida governor. >> voters head to the polls in less than two weeks. follow the key races and candidates on c-span with to date every night up until election day. archive debates are online at the c-span video library. you can see upcoming event ...

this morning, we want to get your opinion on it. the phone numbers are on your screen right now. let me show you first what was stricken -- mr. williams said on bill oreillys show wednesday night. >> and not a bigot. you know the books ive read about the civil rights on this country. but when i get a plane and i see people in muslim guard and i see people who identify first and foremost as muslim, i get worried. i get nervous. i think this was just last week where president obama said ...

in a manner that follows the best practices of plain language writing. using these complex forms, letters imposes unnecessary hardships on american citizens and replacing them with plain language will improve service to the public, save time that agencies currently spend answering questions about what documents mean and make it easier to hold agencies accountable for their work. this will make it easier for americans and small businesses to work and understand their government. i thank...

good morning, everyone, im alex whit. welcome to "msnbc saturday." president obamas now weighing in on those controversial plans to build a mosque just blocks from ground zero in lower manhattan. the project has led to protests around the country. and veronica de la cruz joins me live with the details. and good morning, veronica. this is the first time, really, the president has addressed this issue publicly, right? >> thats absolutely right, alex. and good morning to you, as well. the...

reduce tax burdens, streamline federal regulations and balance the federal government are very vital for our nation to remain competitive in the global marketplace. however, we must put our fiscal house in order to make sure were not leveraging the future of our children and grandchildren. while i remain coitted to the underlying goals of the america competes act, the bill before us today continues to take us in a much more costly direction and authorizes a number of new programs which...

regulators. and it came on a day when experts are challenging the government and the companies, saying much more oil is gushing into the ocean than anyone has said. we begin our coverage tonight with jake tapper at the white house. jake? >> reporter: good evening, diane. well, thats right. we havent seen it until today, but white house officials say president obama has been angry about the oil spill, specifically about bps lack of any real way to deal with a worst case scenario. but to...

Italy and switzerland. thats his farewell tour. and next month hes expected to visit china all of these trips supposedly on official government business as his role of chairman of the science and technology committee. the report says that by june gordon will have taken six congressional trips in seven months. gordons office issued a statement reading quote, the chairman believes strongly that there needs to be international collaboration to solve the major challenges facing the nation and the wo...

a federal appeals court in new york blocked the judges finding on wednesday. a.c.o.r.n. wants that order thrown out. there will be no exceptions to the three-hour tarmac rules at the nations airports. next week airlines will be banned from keeping passengers waiting on parked planes longer than three hours. five airlines requested traer exemptions to the rule but the transportation department rejected that. the airlines warned the new rules may force some flights to be canceled. fl...

the man accused of hacking into his mothers e-mail account and revealing bristols cell phone number to the world. why she says she feared for her life. and good morning, from washington. i came down from my interview with the treasury secretary. robins on assignment. thanks for holding down the fort, juju. we have news out of louisiana. that stunning video, from the burning oil platform. and news that the survivors we know of, arrived on land very early this morning. >> thats right, ...