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[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you all for being here. let me introduce this panel. gordon heddell ancestors for inspector general since july of 2009. he was acting inspector general from 2008 until 2009. prior to joining the dod ig, mr. heddell served as inspector general for department player. harold geisel, and i seem to [inaudible] >> okay, herald geisel served as deputy inspector general for the state department says june 2008. he is more than 25 year...

contracting. that was followed up with the hiring of mr. john brennan as my principal auditor. >> wended that higher occur? >> that hiring actually occurred the first week of january of 2009. that is when mr. brandon actually came aboard. we commence the process of bringing him to avoid much earlier that. to make you abandon the agency held on when he joined the agency? >> i had been at the agency -- >> since july 2008, correct? >> thats when i was sworn in, correct. >> now, the audit ...

[applause] >> youre watching public affairs programming on c-span 2. >> now a look at development charges in iraq. well have from representative of the u.n. secretary-generals office as was the state departments iraq affairs are. posted by the united nations developing program, this is about an hour 40 minutes. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> well, i think well get started. can everyone here on right in the back? is the microphone working effectively? great, than...

they believe that a president could do as he liked even if congress, even if the supreme court said he couldnt. >> for three decades, vice president dick cheney led a secretive and bitter behind- + presidential power. >> he believes that the president should have the final word, indeed the only word, on all matters within the executive branch. >> after 9/11, there were enhanced presidential powers to detain, render, interrogate,j]y wiretap.g@ >> mr. president, it is time to have some c...

>> they believe that a president could do as he liked even if congress, even if the supreme court said he couldnt. >> for three decades, vice president dick cheney led a secretive and bitter behind- + presidential power. >> he believes that the president should have the final word, indeed the only word, on all matters within the executive branch. >> after 9/11, there were enhanced presidential powers to detain, render, interrogate,j]y wiretap. >> mr. presidentit is time to have some ch...

>> they believe that a president could do as he liked even if congress, even if the supreme court said he couldnt. >> for three decades, vice president dick cheney led a secretive and bitter behd- + presidential power. >> he believes that the president should have the final word, indeed the only word, on all matters within the executive branch. >> after 9/11, there were enhanced presidential powers to detain, render, interrogate,j]y wiretap. >> mr. president, it is time to have some ch...

better and the folks in wisconsin and folks in ohio and folks in california are going to let those three representatives know and give them an earful when they go back to their districts during august recess. and i yield back. . mr. graves: weve been talking about solutions. job creation, certainty was named by mr. thompson there, uncertainty being the problem, certainty being the solution. so some certainty would be, lets pass this legislation that blocks the largest tax increase in t...

is a firm commitment to tackle britains debts and create the space for a private sector recovery. the very first item on the very first page of the agreement we signed says "deficit reduction and continuing to ensure economic recovery is the most urgent issue facing britain." of course, the question i get asked already already -- already all the time is where is the growth would come from course a mark of was asked this question in my very first press conferen as chancellor birds certa...

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