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t street. t street. the limousine is facing this way. the back door is open. what's cool about the back door. lincoln continental. armored lincoln continental. and 13,000 pound. you know? stop it, you know, tank rifles around. or something. this was a '72 lincoln, stopped making the backward doors in the late 60s. haven't figured out why they have the back opening door. the agents called them suicide doors. the reason, if they ever left them open, when they drove, they would rip them off. they wouldn't close. they had to make sure the doors were always closed. so they park right ther...

at 10:30 p.m. a film about the president produced by the u.s. army. on march 31, 1981 a would be assassin fired six shots at president ronald reagan outside the washington hilton hotel two miles from the white house. "washington post" reporter del wilbur author of "rawhide down the near assassination of ronald reagan" met us on the sidewalk where the shooting took place to tell his story of that day. >> ronald reagan was leaving this hotel after delivering a speech to the afl-cio. reagan, a longtime union man himself, was kind of excited to give this speech. he actually rewrote it ...

witness over that witness so they are engaged. the markup phase as well. it means amending things, making marks on the so-called draft bill or mark that's before the committee for consideration. and again, they are active as well. in the hearing stage, markup stage, most of these are open and they will be in the room watching what's going on, not to say there aren't private discussions that precede some of these sessions as well. and third stage is the vote stage. you need a majority physically present in the room to do that, room of the house and senate. one of the jobs might be to ...

. . the presiding officer: without objection. mr. dodd: mr. president, let m me -- we've had a lot of talk, obviously, in the last -- well, going back now the las last more than -- well, you can go back 60 years we've been talking about health care. but in the last year, if you tried to calculate the number of times there have been meetings, conversations, not including the ones that occur here on the floor of the united states senate, but throughout the capitol, both the other body as well as here, between members and staffs, it has been voluminous, to put it mildly. and we've come...