providing enough documentation and accuses the republicans. this is one of increasing testy showdowns who say the republicans are conducting tough oversight investigations and the white house seeing witch hunts, not legitimate inquiries. jess, any sign the white house will give? you were here when they first got the request and they said no, we ve given you enough. any threat a subpoena will say, here, more dock plns? reporter: no signs it will. the white house has maintains they through their agencies turns over more than 70,000 pages of documents and that the white house itself has turned over 900 pages and as you have said, they have made it clear there s an important precedent to be protects, the president s advice from his advisers in the white house has to be protected. early on the white house said that the republicans were exaggerating this, this one lone gun bad, a pretty good program. now the chief of staff is having an independent review inside the white house.
morning. captions by vitac www.vitac.com good morning it is friday, october 14th. welcome to american morning. it s a good morning on many levels. the tigers won. that s what i was going to say. the rangers are one game away from clinching it, and i kept think, well that means the tigers could still win. did you see the sixth ining? crazy. a single, a double, a triple and home run in one inning. i don t think that s ever happened in baseball before. the double kareemed off third base. the only reason it turned into a double and that was the turning point. there s a spring in her step. wouldn t you say? this week, did you watch more baseball or sleep more? definitely watched more baseball. i haven t slept all week. i m a little slap happy now. things getting ugly, perhaps. staging a sit-in nearly four weeks and are being ordered to vacate at 7:00 eastern. the city wants to clean the park. that s what they say. mayor blockberg says they want to clean th
thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. hayward for appearing pastor us. appearing before us. we have a dual track under way, in my opinion. bill: so our viewers know we ll take the entire statement from hayward in its entirety in a matter of moments but i want to bring in bret baier for a moment. already through henry waxman s opening statement, you now have democrats on this committee, making the transition toward clean energy which is what the president did the other night. this will be the big push, whether or not they can get it done, in the coming months or even beyond that, is another question. this is the big challenge, linking this oil spill, this disaster that is going on in the gulf of mexico, one exxon valdez spill every five days, ongoing, currently, to carbon emissions. and co2 emission, and, changes in the energy, the way the country deals with energy, overall. to make that jump for democrats, is going to be a tough one and
forward. i suspect luke many people i of course try to change my behavior when i travel up to my constituency. i always travel with the train. but i didn t do enough. i am acutely aware i didn t do enough. i wish i could. i would do more. part of the problem because you referred to airplanes and you are quite right. flight, when they are able to fly and there is not too much volumeic ash creates a growing proportion of the co2 emission. what is irrational is the moment you have a tax system that taxes passengers in airplanes. that means planes are not taxed for the pollution they caused. planes are half empty or barely has passengers at all. if you change that to a per plane tax you will make a