thank you. in 2009, you created a working group to review the department s profiling guidance that came out in 2003 under then attorney general ashcroft. in april of this year, 64 members of congress wrote to urge you to revise that guidance. what is the status of the working group, and are there going to be changes to the guidance come and if you can, but with some of those changes be? we are in the process of looking at that earlier policy and seeing if it might have experienced that if there are changes that needed to be made. i had a meeting concerning this issue over the last two weeks. it would be to my expectations that the changes would be made and those would happen relatively soon. we have an interagency working with the justice department. we will have an interagency group. there are a number of agencies whose equities are implicated by the prospective change. it is something that we continue to look at, and something i have been personally involved in over the
i assume rather that they were exposed by endless numbers of media critics and bloggers. another point about the so-called golden age. speaking of criticisms of the times from the left eye can promise you that one could write a book and people have written books like bill s they take the times mac to test from the liberal side with just as much fervor inciting nearly as many examples. bill cites a couple in the book that liberal critics hell rains for example of which i was one and he quotes me accurately as having criticized his editorial page when he was running the editorial page in the clinton years. and the editorial page is an important example. this was not the times being a partisan democrat paper by me stretch of imagination. liberals were furious at the time. howell raines was on some type of personal jihad against bill clinton and brin i did a count once and now i m not remembering that i wrote a piece in the nation about this in about 1999 or 2000. i think it wa