In a constructive way. A way that we can benefit from this by changing the structure, by changing some of the issue, by solving some of the issues that lead to these things. I join with Michael Browns family and with the clergy and the naacp and the urban league and every Government Official and every private citizen that you heard in urging everyone to continue the demonstrations to continue and to adjust the and to address the problems and do so in a constructive way and not a destructive way. I have time for a few questions now. I will start over here. Gentleman in the black sweater. The grand jury made this decision unanimously. Can you tell us whether you presented any charges are recommended any charges to be brought by this grand jury . The first question is the vote. The grand jury by statute, is not allowed to discuss the vote or the deliberations themselves. The grand jury is a very secret process and it should be in order to protect that secrecy and the witnesses so that peo
Embrace it. The less the leaders in congress recognize publicly that this is an important issue its not going to happen because theyre going to have people pushing back real hard so its got to be a public effort. They have to be armed with a push from the president and the white house to say this is important. So id like to see the whole National Security apparatus from the president , nfc on down, making this top priority in all the conversations. Tom, you had mentioned the role of the congressional leadership in pushing this ahead. What should they be doing . It is i think my colleagues brought up two very important points. One, it is a National Security issue. It is a National Security issue. I dont think anyone would argue the restructuring of congress after world war ii and subsequent restructuring from the department of war to the department of defense were more aggressive about the oversight of dod. That needs to be understood. This is not a management and organizational issue,
He had high dollar vehicles. He had four of them. He had built an addition on his house. And there was a photo of one of my agents driving one of these high dollar vehicles out of the driveway, and he said, eric see that picture . I said, yeah. Do you know what happened when i drove it down the street . I said, no. He said, the neighborhood came out on the street and they were clapping. This is a high volume drug dealer. Thats the kind of people we represent. Thats when the agent drove down the street . He took the corvette out of the driveway, and they were lined up clapping. We represent some of the most vulnerable people, the poor, the elderly, the young, the addicted, and they have no voice. They have no way to sell their home and move away when a drug dealer sets up shop in a neighborhood and the Property Values drop. So, quite frankly, i am personally offended when i hear charges of racism. The laws are race neutral. We go where the battle is hottest. We represent people who are
But we tour the country and found out what was needed and it passed through congress one month before jim, as he says, was involuntarily retired from the white house. And it was never implemented. It was one of the greatest his appointment of my life. First Lady Rosalynn carter monday night on cspan and c span 3. Also on cspan radio and c span. Org. While David Cameron was on a threeday trade visit to china, deputy Prime Minister nick clegg questions from members of the house of commons. Questions were on british immigration policy and Rising Energy prices. As the session began, the deputy Prime Minister offered condolences to those who died in a Helicopter Crash in glasgow. This is about 35 minutes. Order, questions for the Prime Minister, julie elliott. Asked to apply i have been asked to apply as i was saying, i have been asked to reply on behalf of my rifle friend, the Prime Minister, who has been visiting china. The whole house wishes to join me in offering condolences to the fami
So a very, very big majority who do not think that. However, a little bit more in line with what geoff was saying, if scotland does vote yes, what we know from that survey is that people in england would be quite strongly in support of a tough line in negotiations towards scotland. So one thing for scotland to say, but if scotland decides to go, then perhaps a little bit of backlash. When i say no urgency note, that is not my no urgency. I think there would be a great danger of the political system saying, weve done that now, well move on and start thinking about europe. I do think the if we vote no, a more stable second constitutional arrangements for all parts of the uk would be a strong priority. Whos voting yes and no . There are some clear patterns which are quite interesting. Men more likely to vote yes than women. Younger people, except the very youngest. Younger people more likely to vote yes than older people. People from disadvantaged communities clearly more likely to vote y