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What they said, i dont know today. but i got to tell you, bobby and i are going to find out. because what happened after that is overnight, he, overnight halliburton becomes the darling of the petroleum industry. theyre deregulated. the mineral management -- >> so youre basically, youre saying that dick cheney is secretary of defense, fed these guys a fat contract. they rewarded him by making him ceo when he left the government. are you saying theres a connection? >> i know theres a connection, ...

Essential component for all offshore drill rigs. dick cheney then had his, he came in, and january in 2001. for the next 100 days, he met in secret with over 100 executives from the energy industry, from the carbon industry, from coal and oil. we sued him to try to get the minutes of those meetings and judge scalia denied us at the end, wrote an opinion, denied, saying that he had executive privilege and that he didnt have to share those. but immediately after those meetings, the minerals manage...

Yet to get involved and change the common perception of the federal rule-making as they describe it, let me make one final pitch for them. "regulations have the power of law. breaking them can result in fines and even jailtime. regulations outnumber congressional statutes. for every stra chute signed into law, federal agencies create regulations. each will have the force of law. we should do the concept to change the perception of a cavity search, too. thats almost as delightful as the governmen...

For july. glenn beck returns in a moment but first bret baier previews "special report." >> bret: coming up, arizonas tough new law comes under attack from the president who calls it misguided. plus, what does it mean for the national immigration reform in congress? fox team coverage in 28 minutes on "special report." but now back to glenn beck. ♪ ♪ >> glenn: freedom of speech and regulations on what you can say and what you can do. nothing, nothing says american quite like good old fashione...

Yet to get involved and change the common perception of the federal rule-making as they describe it, let me make one final pitch for them. "regulations have the power of law. breaking them can result in fines and even jailtime. regulations outnumber congressional statutes. for every stra chute signed into law, federal agencies create regulations. each will have the force of law. we should do the concept to change the perception of a cavity search, too. thats almost as delightful as the governmen...

Bureau. additionally, there has been no payments out of the civil penalties fund for at least 30 days while i get a chance to see what is happening with that. i think that the $50 million and fund. want to get a handle on what that fund is all about before making any disruptions. there will be obvious exceptions to this. i talked to legal group today and enforcement today, things that are going on with lawsuits. ill be brief tomorrow on roughly 100 or so lawsuits that the agency is involved with...

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The largest single component as trade. thats an absolute majority. nontariff trade barriers to the u.s., only 25,000 cars per big three manufacturer are allowed in based on u.s. standards. anything above that needs to be on korean standards. that kind of rule making affects quite a few industries and restricts the access that u.s. companies have to the korean market. we have a separate problem with oil field tubular goods and other steel products. there is no domestic market for tubular goods in...

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>> millions of people. now this is going to take a long time to get fully up to speed. they want to hire 5,000 more border patrol agents, 10,000 more i.c.e. agents, that cant happen overnight. this is going to take months, years, some will be subject to federal rule making. for example, they want to change whats called expedited removal or immediate deportation right now. that cant establish here immediately can immediately be sent back if theyre picked up under this new plan, it would be anybod...