people who are working in the senate and house cafeteria? there weren t a lot of big ideas that matched the president s rhetoric in the state of the union, much less the grandiose vision of the inaugural. 20 seconds, ron. look, you may see a mary landrieu or mark pryor survive one more cycle. senate seats are going the same way the states vote in presidential elections. arkansas, west virginia, virginia will be hard to hold on to over time as we see more polarization along age and racial lines. i got to stop you all there. come back. appreciate your time. the olympic kick off later this week and 6,000 athletes from 85 countries are arriving in sochi, along with their families, tourists and scores of international media. fears of a terrorist attack have many on edge so is president obama worried? that s next. if you re seeing spots before your eyes, it s time for aveeno® positively radiant face moisturizer. [ female announcer ] aveeno® with soy helps reduce the look of brown s
suck eyes. at the same time, you had california republican congressman daryl icea threatening to launch an investigation into signage on stim las act projects. not only tear down the signs so nobody knows who the stimulus is funding, we ll investigate the signs, too. we ll subpoena the signs. this is sort of what the house is like under speaker boehner. it s like spitball time. there are more than 100 cities, not all of which rhyme with san francisco, which ban styrofoam food packaging. it has the half life of nuclear waste. its toxic components leach into the food it holds. you know where you can find it? at the house cafeteria. because mean old nancy pelosi took away that precious styrofoam and the house republicans made it an urgent priority to kill the biodegradable food packaging program. and they killed it.
congressman daryl icea threatening to launch an investigation into signage on stim las act projects. not only tear down the signs so nobody knows who the stimulus is funding, we ll investigate the signs, too. we ll subpoena the signs. this is sort of what the house is like under speaker boehner. it s like spitball time. there are more than 100 cities, not all of which rhyme with san francisco, which ban styrofoam food packaging. it has the half life of nuclear waste. its toxic components leach into the food it holds. you know where you can find it? at the house cafeteria. because mean old nancy pelosi took away that precious styrofoam and the house republicans made it an urgent priority to kill the biodegradable food packaging
would identify any project as being funded by the stimulus. suck eyes. at the same time, you had california republican congressman daryl icea threatening to launch an investigation into signage on stim las act projects. not only tear down the signs so nobody knows who the stimulus is funding, we ll investigate the signs, too. we ll subpoena the signs. this is sort of what the house is like under speaker boehner. it s like spitball time. there are more than 100 cities, not all of which rhyme with san francisco, which ban styrofoam food packaging. it has the half life of nuclear waste. its toxic components leach into the food it holds. you know where you can find it? at the house cafeteria. because mean old nancy pelosi took away that precious styrofoam and the house republicans made it an urgent priority to kill the
members. they are no doubt a presence on capitol hill, the fact they went through the process of bringing in tea party groups today and hearing their concerns. they certainly have not forgotten about them yet at all. i ve got to ask you about this there are reports dennis kucinich is suing is the house cafeteria over an olive because of some dental work? this is an amazing story. dennis kucinich, the representative from ohio, is suing the house cafeteria for $150,000 because in 2008, he bit into a wrap that contained an olive in it with a pit, as you know, there is a hack when eating olives. apparently it caused permanent dental damage to his mouth. he s, in fact, suing for $150,000. there is no official comment from his office, but there is a lawsuit. we have seen the documents. it will be interesting to see where this story goes forward. who knows, thomas, maybe there will be a surgeon s general warning next time have you