wisconsin family in the audience as he got the speaker s gavel but another high-profile well-wisher, his former presidential ticket mate, mitt romney, 2012 republican presidential nominee looked on from the speaker s box during the swearing in. almost looking like a proud father. and a facebook post, romney raised ryan for his quote lack of ego, respect for others, knowledge of government and unwavering character. romney snapped ryan s first speaker selfie with his wife ann and ryan s wife, janna. another angle from ryan s communication director. with this appearance today, plus comments on health care earlier in the month, he praised it, took his praise back of obamacare, mitt romney is not acting like someone who retired from politics is he?
tired of the questions and they will pick up the bats lying around and drag his semiconscious body to a batting cage and turn on a pitching machine and ramping up the speed where a 95 mile an hour fast ball is hitting him in the body and causing massive internal injuries until the angle is adjusted slightly upward and one final pitch hits him squarely in the nose and driving into his brain and ending his misery and causing the crowd to go wild. greg? that s a lot to ask for, andy. you know, hope springs eternal. that it does. 1k3 if we all hope together, it can happen. yes. all right. pray for his death. go away. let s welcome our gist. she is so hot that microwaves use her to repeat dinner. i am here with janna. and he is the guy that
that quasiwas guys and doll this is from my senior yearbook. where are you in that one? that is my sister. janna, courtney, kate, alyssa. we all look like the same even though it was ten years ago. what is your favorite show? apple tree or guys and dolls. do you want to sing? i m not doing this right now. we want to have some viewers when monday comes. chris, as we said, i ve known you for a long time and one thing people might not know about you, you used to be extraordinarily sexy and i have the proof here. oh, yes, we did. it is. i am not making this up, because i frankly couldn t make it up. people magazine in 1997. one of america s sexiest people alive with the hair there.
journalist here. but in your view what does the public have to lose if janna were forced to reveal her source? not so much in this particular case what would happen, it is precedent that it sets for anybody who has to report something that they see that is improper the only way they can do it sometimes through a reporter, if they believe, hypothetically that the police are corrupt or there is a corrupt politician, they may not be able to go to, if they re going to report on the police are they going to the police to report them? no. sometimes the only route is through journalists and that their duty is to provide information to the public so the public can be helped. so if you take that away from a journalist her ability to protect her source, you are going to get a lot you fewer people coming forward to report problems that really should be addressed by journalists. jon: how much of this, dan, is just going to sort of hinge on the judge?
because she won t get on the stand and reveal her source. if you ask me, that claim doesn t hold up. rick: it s a leak, isn t it? well, it s big leap because, first of all, the first amendment protects the free press. but second of all, certain states, including colorado, have gone a step further and recognized some of the rationales we were talking about, they ve said, we want to provide even greater protection for newspapers and news organizations. so here the notion that somehow this man s ability to get a fair trial is being destroyed by the fact that he doesn t know the name of the law enforcement person who told janna about a notebook that s currently in his possession seems to me very much of a stretch. rick: another one of our colleague, judy miller, who was work for the new york times at the time that she experienced