that is true but it was memphis, mich. and not memphis, tennessee. i have instructed commander ali to contact memphis. he spoke to the colonel. they're contemplating teasers -- tasers. it is not an immense situation for budgetary constraints. we will continue to talk with them and work within the resolution to make that presentation back before you within 90 days of that last meeting. that concludes my report. >> commissioners, anything for the chiefs? thank you. item 2b. >> occ director's report. presentation of the second quarter statistical. presentation of the monthly capriotes of statistical report and companion reports for the periods of january 1, 2012 through july 31, 2012 and generate 1, 2011 through july 31, 2011 and report on the adjudication of sustained complaints. presentation of these statistical reports for generate 1, 2012 through june 30, 2012 and january 1, 2011 through june 30, 2011. airport. on the adjudication of sustained complaints. >> good evening. it is a mouthful, all those reports. i'm going to try and consolidate. the sta

flint, mich., democrats line. caller: i think the elephant in the room is, why are we giving subsidies to big oil corporations that massively profitable? they are sitting on all this money. i do not think it is a coincidence that these heads of corporations are generally republican. they are holding this money to make president obama look bad. i really wish your speaker would refer to our president not as obama but as president obama. host: thank you. guest: when companies make money, they are bad, we want to tax them so they do not make it. when they're losing money, we want to subsidize. the $4 billion is not a subsidy to gas and oil. it is a tax feature. if you want to do the tax structure, great. it is a tax break that goes to the solar and wind manufacturers. auto manufacturers. it is very broadly defined. it is not an oil and gas subsidy. they are making money because they're selling something people want. guest: you had it right on. the oil companies are making record-breaking profits. $4 billion in subsidi

her brilliance really -- mich obama in her brilli >> it wasut. >> it was sincere and so real. you can't help but know it touches everybody. >> she did everything i thought she was going to do. we are fired up and ready to go. a great speech. >> a couple lines stick out. it is not about how much money we make, but the kind of impact we make on each other's lives. hope and opportunity were wound into it all.>> >> tomorrow night it is former president bill clinton's turn. he will place barack obama's name in nomination in one of the most anticipated speeches in the convention. mark matthews, abc muse. >> abc's live coverage from charlotte continues at 7:00 p.m. and a reminder that you can get instant updates from abc7 news political reporter mark matthews, obviously in charlotte by following him on our facebook page. mark is tweeting at matthews at abc7. >>> president obama watched the speech at the white of tweeted a picture of himself and his daughters, malia on the left and sasha on the right there in the treaty room. fans 's biggest fans were watching from home. meantime, the

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flint, mich., democrats line. caller: i think the elephant in the room is, why are we giving subsidies to big oil corporations that massively profitable? they are sitting on all this money. i do not think it is a coincidence that these heads of corporations are generally republican. they are holding this money to make president obama look bad. i really wish your speakers would refer to our president not as obama but as president obama. host: thank you. guest: when companies make money, they are bad, we want to tax them so they do not make it. when they're losing money, we want to subsidize. the $4 billion is not a subsidy to gas and oil. it is a tax feature. if you want to do the tax structure, great. it is a tax break that goes to the solar and wind manufacturers. auto manufacturers. it is very broadly defined. it is not an oil and gas subsidy. they are making money because they're selling something people want. guest: you had it right on. the oil companies are making record-breaking profits. $4 billion in subsid

whether it's rahm emmanuel, mayor bloomberg or fof nors mich daniels. these people are conducting policies. personally wish wosh conducted in washington. you don't have to go far. you see change every day. i remember watching rahm emanuel come pain inning chicago. facing obvious challenges. fixing that school, fix pg this police district, very practical, get it done. and he would look like the happiest man on earth to be out of the washington and do what he loves. >> charlie:theul for coming david brooks. back in a moment krnches we contl tailly january 2 pleased to have him back on this program. i should suggest he had been earlier very close to president clinton. understands politics and chicago. ii want to begin with that question you heard david brooks the kind of leadership that he admires are people who are mayors and governors because they have made those maces a laboratory to try to make government work. do you agree with that. >> i do agree with that. i think the mayors even more so han the governors, first of all, they have real power, they're

and one sort of sees it subliminally in people lik miche bachmann when the dt ceiling crisis came to a head and people were warning that we would be downgraded, and if we actually defaulted, we would possibly have to lower our standard of living and credit from abroad could dry up. and her attitude was sort of, bring it on, if we're all going to abide in the bosom of the lord, by and by, it really doesn't matter whether we default. >> was that just rhetoric we heard on television? >>h, tt's maly rtori but i think it does carry over into the mentality of maximalist obstruction, no compromise, because of course when you are with the saints and the opposition is with the sinners, you are doing evil if you compromise. >> you write that we now have a de facto religious test for public office, notwithstanding that the constitution says we must not have one. how does this play ou >> well, we saw it in 2008, when a pastor brought obama and mccain before a live audience and quizzed them about their religiosity. that was rick warren. we really don't need that sort of religious test. it's banne

miche bachmann, joe walsh, steve king, allen west. decrats think, wldn't it be lovely? nia-malika henderson, a reporter for "the washington post," stand by. we created here on handball, we're going to show you how we this and tell me how you're going to look at this person and defeat her. >> how many people in the congress of the united states are anti-american? you've already suspected barack obama. is he alone or are there others? how many do you suspect as bei unamican >>t uld sayha the news media should do a penetrating expose. i wish she would. i wish the american media would take a great look at the view of e people in congress and find out if they are pro america or anti-america. i thinkplulvesee an expo say like that. >> mr. graves, i hate to say that i have not conducted a joe mccarthy probe here of the loyalty of the democrac members of congress. what do you make of having an owe point nent like th >> all started on your channel and on your show. she keeps going. she's a gift that keeps going. she's actually come after me. she kes to tread on fear and separati

pontiac, mich., on a republican . caller: thanks for taking my call. i was born and raised in pontiac, michigan. i have seen almost the death of this city. we lost a lot of jobs here. the president is showing people that he cares we have the republican party not try to compromise for the american people. the want to see obama failed. the price of gas is going up and the cost of health care is going up. the paul ryan helped plan is a sham. it is a giveaway to the rich. governor romney has talked about the disparity of wealth or prosperity. some of the things he did were unethical. that made him a billionaire. i do not understand how anybody who gets up every morning and goes to work -- how could someone vote republican when they have done nothing as you go back further and further. we find ourselves deeper in debt. 1987 was the most amazing time in my life. from that point to this point, all i have seen is a lot of money lost and the lot of jobs lost in between democratic control. host: list of a rigid list take a look at a tweet -- let's go to pearl in

last call comes from flint, mich., john on the democrat's line. caller: good morning. from my neighbor in michigan who was just on the line, we have a republican governor named snyder who has tied the unions here, basically, trying to break the unions. and you have the republican party where i can just said -- akin just said that a woman can be raped. it is a statement like that that the republican party makes, and then they attack the unions cannot -- attack the unions, they attacked the ground routes person just working. they do not want to pay decent wage. they want you to work in a right to work state where they can fire you if they want to. it is amazing that the republican party has a problem. it blows my mind. if you do not make over $250,000 a year or more profit for you to be -- for you to be a republican caucus you are back -- for you to be a republican, you are writing your own hand. host: 1 issue that is a little less dangerous for republicans is that many are siding with republicans when it comes to the reforms surrounding how the unions are paid and how t

just last month, a defendant in a troy, mich., pled guilty in federal court for assaulting a man at a convenience store because he thought the man was gay. we're prosecuting acts of intel aren't motivated by race, from a case of the and made american with a developmental disputed -- disability and in mexico was bred with a swastika by hot wire hanger to the cross burnings that still persists. we secured the defendants of arkansas who chased with the demand for a gas station and rent their truck into the victim's car rental ran off the road, flipped over and burst into flames. these victims did nothing to deserve the violence they faced. we're tackling the problems of hate crime using the internet. a new jersey man fed -- plaid guilty to sending threats to employees of five latinos civil- rights organizations. under the leadership of eric holder and the assistant attorney general, as in fiscal year 2011, the division convicted 42 defendants of hate crimes charges, the largest number in more than a decade. as of this month, the division has charged 13 cases against 37 defendants under t

southfiakid, mich suanthe sedealscratic f aller. >> caller: the republicans won't stop politics. ever antnce oernma has been in, most of the policies that he had republican ideas. this health care is romney's. how can you sit there and vote against d most of the stuff obama voted for and they dute against it. antt here and try to ruin this country to get this man out of the oval office. >> host: is it politics? >> guest: greatf1 o udstions o and it is thef1 o udstion -- same? -- in march of 2010. and i will say i tried hard in my time as attorney general not to personalize our challenges. id not refer to as obamacare. that takes away from what we are adwsesantng as state atto of 2e general. first on implementations o was not politics in march of 2010 that characterized what lurred in march. and won the case was handed down. consistent with rules that had been established on behalf of various and the best way the federal government could achieve in providing confidence is acting consistent with the law's provisions. the irs in our opinion did that. it is about enforcing the law an

that as an offset by connecticut moving in the right direction, ohio moving in the right direction, mich. moving in the right direction, so we feel we have a good shot of winning. oflet's talk about some those races. it interests me that in the last few months, a few weeks even, it feels that some of these races might be getting closer. we have seen polls with republicans leading in connecticut, ohio, florida. if these seats are on the table, we are talking about a 54, 55-seat republican majority, right? >> we have a great shot of winning a majority. clearly, in the next month, almost universally, polls have moved in our favor. a couple have gone the wrong way, but in senator brown's race, he is clearly ahead in massachusetts now. ohio, it took awhile for that to move, but that is starting to polarize and the potential that is a ballot -- presidential ballot. places like michigan are pretty close, but when we began, we were down by one point or two, and now we are ahead. i think there is slight movement in our favor, and the campaign will engage with all of the ads. we are in a good spot

madam secretary, mich. proudly casts 203 votes for president barack obama. >> thank you. thank you, michigan. 203 boats for barack obama. minnesota. you have 107 votes. >> madame secretary. minnesota, the land of 10,000 lakes, 80,000 farms, and nine summer olympics medals. minnesota, the home of the minnesota lynx. the home of vice-president walter mondale. a champion of civil rights, civil liberties, and midwestern stability. minnesota public cast our 99 votes for barack obama and joe biden. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, senator. minnesota casts 107 votes for our president, barack obama. mississippi. mississippi, you have 45 votes. >> madam secretary, you will understand when mississippi passes at this point for ohio. >> thank you. mississippi passes to ohio. ohio, you have 191 votes. >> thank you. madam secretary, i am chairman of the ohio democratic party. ohio from the bay tp portsmouth, to portsmouth. by electing a president as we did in 2008. the home of american heroes and american icons. the home of neil armstrong and john glenn. the home of senator sherrod

[applause] >> four years ago, i told you how, when she was a young girl, michelis to talk to me about which kids at school were having a tough time at home. and did not have anybody to stick up for them. and what inspired her most as she travels this country, on that campaign, when the stories of brave americans who juggle everything at home while their husbands and wives are off at war. you see, america's military spouses and families may profound sacrifices, too. and michele promised that come if she had the privilege to serve as first lady, she would do everything she could to make sure america was there to honor, recognize and support their unique -- their unique service. i have been so proud to watch her rally americans, to give millions of hours of their time in service to our military families. she is working with schools that educate military children to had better courses. when barack challenged businesses to hire 100,000 veterans and military spouses, michele and jill biden rallied co's to the cause. and last month, they stood with ceo's to announce the they have hired 125,0