and i caught the slightest glimpse which ended soon thereafter. and then finally they said you can go but i asked if i could take a picture. that was far away. kim and i take a picture? they said no. i said why? because the other agent from behind said it is national security zone was not allowed to take that picture. when we moved away he immediately called and made a complaint. he took the agents name and he called the station to make a complaint. i felt like i got a glimpse of what people are talking about if they talk about all kinds of things that lots of people say that we live in the occupied territory. talking about being tailgated in the homeland security or border virtual vehicles from the back of their cars and people talk about coming onto their property without a warrant and home invasions i interviewed a man who was pulled out of the vehicle and hit with a baton. there is more stories like that. at one town hall meeting recently with the aclu looking into abuses
we need not entirely abandon our current system in favor of a fundamentally different system. limiting deferral and lowering the statutory rate would generally reduce incentives to shift income, eliminate the implicit cost of avoiding repatriation and reduce complexity and uncertainty for firms. thank you, and i would be happy to answer any questions. dr. robinson, thank you. our final witness, mr. alan sloan. chairman wyden how do you do this? it s on. chairman wyden, ranking member hatch, members of the committee, i m flattered to be here, and i m honored especially pleased to be hitting back-up cleanup, which is my normal role in journalism. before i proceed, i have to say that i m speaking for myself alone. i m not speaking for fortune magazine, my employer. i m not speaking for fortune s owner, time, inc., i m not speaking for the washington post which has run by material for more than 20 years. i, like senator hatch, am appalled to see that inversion
the former bush administration, a baroque gonzales, alberto says that the stance on immigration could cost them in the elections. he was on a panel. this is 40 minutes. senator, thank you for the introduction. it is a pleasure for me to be here to meet so many people. you know, i had the experience today. i used to work for npr. me andwould come up to say that it is nice to put a face to a voice. i would say, i did not know what you look like either all stop i had an experience of a woman coming up to me and saying that it is great to finally put a body with a face. i have never had that before. i can only think, i hope she liked the body. you know what i mean? anyways, before i introduce the guests, thank you to wells fargo. they sponsored this meeting and the session. i want to thank all of you following the live stream. i have one more thank you to everyone who is using the conference hashtag. it is trending and people are using it. now, the main event. with us is dol
oppressors that though they may hate or scorn his defense they must still respect his power and his willingness to never give up. let obama know you let obama know his support for israeli forces will not present change. change will come. new ammunitionless further the israeli campaign but change will come. that change will occur when israeli government acknowledges the palestinian of people not as aliens in their own land. change will come when the israelis learn that their own children s future cannot be built on the misfor tune of others. change will come when they see their lives are not enriched by hatred or occupation. the lives of the palestinians may be cut short but the power of their convictions is too strong to die. last the president can deny this change or work to make the occupation come true. if he denies it he too is spreading conflict destroying liberty while diminishing the ideals of america. if he chooses to end the occupation it will take work, the choice w
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