a high profile hospitalization of the president that would have been ronald reagan when he was shot. by john brinkley. there was he signed a bit of paper that gave power to george h.w. bush never walker bush of course was his vice president there was an issue after that when his chief of staff alexander haig appeared in the briefing room to give an update on the president s condition when asked who was in charge he said i m in charge that caused a bit of a constitutional crisis because he has no role to play he wasn t in charge it was the vice president so the lines of demarcation will be very clearly marked that if for any reason the president has to undergo a general anesthetic or be put into any sort of. coma medicated coma and there is no suggestion that it s close to that at the moment you saw walking out to the helicopter then mike pence takes charge and if anything happens to mike pence 90. lucy would be the next one to go out and we are saying and actually allan we re
before the months out, thompson said. tonight, one member of the committees explained why pence s information is critical for their inquiry. he said, i would think, very undoubtedly relevant testimony for us about that pressure campaign. we d be in a better position to speak to it than he would. all the efforts they went into to violate his constitutional duty, to count the votes. and instead, reject votes. without basis. as they indicated, we intend to extend that invitation fairly soon. let s hope that he s going to do the right thing. chairman thompson said that they are also focusing more intensely on the role some members of congress played ahead of january 6th. we have information that members hosted people who came to washington on that day in their office. we have information that before the actual certification, people came earlier, or were given tours in the capital. we have pictures of members taking pictures with people who came to the rally. there is a smal
may be to step back, the starting point of the conversation is to recognize that our country has an epidemic of corporate crime, abuse and violence which we all suffer its evident in the financial crash of cost the country $22 million in the blowup in the oil spill in the environmental disaster in the nation s history nations history arguably and numerous food safety crises and disasters that kill dozens routinely in the new england compound scandal in workplace safety and health issues that rise on a dalia basis and much more. we have to step back and say we don t do a very good job of dealing with these problems and one marker of that is if they persist over a long period of time we have an issue about how we set the rules for what is permissible for corporations to do when we say no you can t compare all human life and know no you can t threaten the environment. we have to make sure the rules are being followed, supervisors look at the think tank sure they are following
trump offering a big bet the president won t show his student transcripts all to diminish the president s academic rise to editor of the harvard law review. yes, it s all directed at drumming up the blue collar white vote for the republican ticket and, yes, it smells. david corn is author of the 47 percent and roy reid is managing editor of the grio. both are msnbc political analysts. if the romney campaign is really winning, you have to ask, then you wouldn t think they d be acting like this. take a look at romney campaign co-chair and former new hampshire governor john sununu last night on cnn and fox. when you take a look at colin powell, tough wonder whether that s an endorsement based on issues or whether he s got a slightly different reason for preferring president obama. what reason would that be? well, i think when you have somebody of your own race that you re proud of being president of the united states, i applaud colin for standing with him. he supported a
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