business. so that you re tough and so that you ll learn because that s a very important learning device getting hurt. so he s had to kind of fight his way up fast without the experience. i don t think that he s had the kind of advisers that truman had or that roosevelt had or that johnson had. i don t think he s had the experience that those people had. he moved too fast. now, this hasn t taken away from him. this a good president and a good man. the dean of the democratic party in the house of representatives. the trivia. whose record did dingell break to become the longest serving member of the house? the answer is jamie whitten of mississippi. congratulations to today s
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step down. and in the world of campaign politics, with just a couple weeks left until that massachusetts special election for john kerry s u.s. senate seat, toe to toe in a feisty debate touching on just about every issue you can think of. good morning from as usual a very busy washington. it s thursday, june 6th, 2013. this is the daily rundown. i m chuck todd. let me get to my first reads of the morning. remember sweeping domestic s surveillance programs that became controversial during the bush administration? they re controversial then and still going on. the nsa, national security agency, has been secretly collecting the phone records of millions of u.s. citizens randomly and in bulk regardless of whether there s been suspicion of wrongdoing. overnight the guardian in london reported on a classified court order it obtained that is giving the u.s. government broad access to verizon phone records. every major government entity involved in this was radio silent overni
welcome. this past week, jamie dimon, ceo of jp morgan chase, was back on capitol hill, testifying before the house financial services committee, as he had earlier done before the senate banking committee. he was being questioned on how his bank had lost two billion dollars or more on risky trading. his reception in the house was less fawning than what he got from the senators. although many of them also are beneficiaries of jp morgan largesse, house members were more combative. you said you have a fortress balance sheet. that assumes there s something special about the way you are that made us have to worry less. but we can t assume that s going to be the case for every financial institution. but i also said that we d be solidly profitable this quarter. so relative to earnings that s not the question. mr. dimon, please don t filibuster. you didn t know about these trades. you didn t know about these losses. how do you come forward today and say the regulators s
welcome. this past week, jamie dimon, ceo of jp morgan chase, was back on capitol hill, testifying before the house financial services committee, as he had earlier done before the senate banking committee. he was being questioned on how his bank had lost two billion dollars or more on risky trading. his reception in the house was less fawning than what he got from the senators. although many of them also are beneficiaries of jp morgan largesse, house members were more combative. you said you have a fortress balance sheet. that assumes there s something special about the way you are that made us have to worry less. but we can t assume that s going to be the case for every financial institution. but i also said that we d be solidly profitable this quarter. so relative to earnings that s not the question. mr. dimon, please don t filibuster. you didn t know about these trades. you didn t know about these losses. how do you come forward today and say the regulators s
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