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yourself and mashed in my world, and then you discover, there is a hook in their. there. [laughter] been s.: i have always interested in your little biographical tom toles in the right-hand corner. what are you thinking about it when you write it? the thought, initially, was the thought derived from pat all oliphant, who to me is the watershed of political cartooning, and he hates me to this day for coining that, and heme that is perfect because invested in it and it was so personal, and it seemed like it was off-limits. library, i wasa looking through early 20th century american cartooning, and i found out this marginal commentary was part of the andand and i thought i thought, i would give it a try . i put myself in a personally. it is a drawing board. david s.: do you have any way of putting yourself in the cartoon and giving a second opinion? tom: yes, it is just another dimension. when i draw cartoons and sketches, i always draw them without that in mind. take ....
viacom? straight to the markets desk, where julie hyman is looking at the final read of durable goods orders in a market that seems relatively calm today. julie: relatively calm, that is the key word. ,e are seeing a drop of 5% bigger than the initial reading of 4.5%. that is a little bit larger than the original read. excluding transportation falling by 1%. when these numbers initially shock,t, that created a ,ne of the first pieces of data more of a bumpy one on the economic front. it seems calm her on a relative basis. if you look at the stocks i am moving at the moment, a couple of the big earnings stories. , telestrating lower. the big story is not just conoco phillips trading lower. the big stories not just the earnings report. cutting capital spending after reporting its biggest quarterly loss in almost a decade. and why this is so important is a lot of the oil majors still have relatively high dividend yields. that is one of the things that provides a floor u ....
washington d.c. at a house hearing on the cost of record entrance prescription drugs, we will learn how they set drug prices. when members question ceo about the company raising the price of the drug he declined to testify invoking his fifth amendment rights. officials were at the hearing and discuss the approval process for generic drugs. this hearing is four hours. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] please take a seat. welcome everybody the committee on oversight will come to order. without objection where declared a recess at any time. the chairman is responsible under the rules of the house and the role of the committee to maintain order of the committee room, and i will will do that. we have an important hearing today. we have a number of hearings that are very important. today we re talki ....
america. jobs ended up moving down there. they stabilize those places in south america. host: i got you. we are out of time and that s it for the program today. wayher addition comes your at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning and we will see you then. host: caller: [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] here is a look at what s ahead today on c-span. a speech by agriculture secretary tom ville sec will speak at the center for american progress. you can watch the remarks live at 1:00 eastern here on c-span. we will show you a hearing later looking at higher education graduation rates posted by the committee.ation after that, we will open up our online to get her thoughts on the issue. the hearing starts at 3:00 p.m. eastern and her phone segment starts at 4:30 p.m. the russian military relations with china is the topic of a ....
spirit is. i am so proud to be supporting him. i voted i am ashamed and embarrassed to say that i voted for obama. i do not vote already people. i vote for the person. i vote for the issue. at that time, i was blind and i thought we needed obama to straighten out the bush problems. host: thank you for the call. we will respond. guest: the sad truth is the policies of the clintons and bushes and obamas are identical. i have come to the conclusion that after many years as a republican and a former republican national chairman, i had the privilege of working for three republican presidents, but the truth is the two parties have morphed into one party. it is a big government party. it is a big war party. it is the erosion of civil liberties party. it is the big debt party. it is the big spending party. , they try to rhetorically sound different, but they are jointly responsible for the decline of america. personally, i always wanted donald trump to run as an independent can ....