what would be some of the ropes you would be at the white house? easter egg roll with my kids. grigg greg that is insulting and indifferent response. he has been to the white house according to the visitor log, 158 visits to the white house. under bush, eight years, one visit. congress needs to find out why are you going all the time to the white house, what is being discussed. going along with that is something that pat and doug and i have been fixated on, the workers union head of the i.r.s. had a meeting with the president on march 31, 2010, according to the white house visitors log and the next day they began the campaign in the i.r.s. against the tea party groups. what went on when the president met with this woman in
0 invade sweeping up water and fleet of helicopters come in with buckets to put them down slowly. they are expecting heavy winds to pick up about two hours from now, i have to say the breeze has picked up. we were speaking to a fire crew a couple minutes ago, look, this breeze, it s strong enough to flare-up yet again. it will be incredible with the powerhouse wildfire that seems to be going to a large area of southern california. gregg: dominic, we ll check back with you. heather: over to central oklahoma where a massive recovery effort is under way after a swarm of deadly tornadoes ravaged the area friday night. will is live in el reno, one of the hardest hit areas? that is right. i m sitting right in front of the local stockyard and this took a direct hit. this is where a restaurant was in the back of stockyard and there is not much left. there is pieces of this restaurant all over the place. one thing i wanted to show you a glass counter. it s still standing. it has pieces of
since you aren t stupid, the president doesn t want you to get your hopes up. the easiest thing in the world to make phony election year promises about lower gas prices. kimberly: any politician who does something like that in an election year, should be the source of both scorn and ridicule. i want to invest that money in clean, affordable, renewable energy sources like wind power and solar power and biofuel so we re not talking about high fuel prices next summer, or the next summer after that. or the summer after that. i want to solve the problem. not just patch things up to get through an election. kimberly: okay. but mr. president, what do you think about your political rivals who are concerned with the possibility of $6 a gallon gasoline on your watch? only in politics do people root for bad news. that they greet bad news enthusiastically. you pay more, they are licking their chops. kimberly: i m glad to hear he would never do anything like that. under my p
companies by raising their taxes. since you aren t stupid, the president doesn t want you to get your hopes up. the easiest thing in the world to make phony election year promises about lower gas prices. kimberly: any politician who does something like that in an election year, should be the source of both scorn and ridicule. i want to invest that money in clean, affordable, renewable energy sources like wind power and solar power and biofuel so we re not talking about high fuel prices next summer, or the next summer after that. or the summer after that. i want to solve the problem. not just patch things up to get through an election. kimberly: okay. but mr. president, what do you think about your political rivals who are concerned with the possibility of $6 a gallon gasoline on your watch? only in politics do people root for bad news. that they greet bad news enthusiastically. you pay more, they are licking their chops. kimberly: i m glad to hear he would never d
since you aren t stupid, the president doesn t want you to get your hopes up. the easiest thing in the world to make phony election year promises about lower gas prices. kimberly: any politician who does something like that in an election year, should be the source of both scorn and ridicule. i want to invest that money in clean, affordable, renewable energy sources like wind power and solar power and biofuel so we re not talking about high fuel prices next summer, or the next summer after that. or the summer after that. i want to solve the problem. not just patch things up to get through an election. kimberly: okay. but mr. president, what do you think about your political rivals who are concerned with the possibility of $6 a gallon gasoline on your watch? only in politics do people root for bad news. that they greet bad news enthusiastically. you pay more, they are licking their chops. kimberly: i m glad to hear he would never do anything like that. under my p