GLENN BECK, HOST: Joining me now: Congressman Eric Massa. He is congressman from New York.How are you, sir?FORMER REP. ERIC MASSA, D-N.Y.: Good to be here. And I’m not a congressman anymore. Let’s be clear about it.BECK: I think once a congressman, always a congressman. But -MASSA: And can I just start off with something?BECK: Sure.MASSA: I wasn’t forced out. I forced myself out. I failed. I didn’t live up to my own codes. I own this. I take full and complete responsibility for my misbehavior. And goodness only knows what allegations they are going to throw at me….
from: http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2010/03/09/interview_with_eric_massa_104719.html
(BEGIN VIDEO CLIP)SENATOR LAMAR ALEXANDER: What the president is doing is asking House Democrats to hold hands, jump off a cliff, and hope Harry Reid catches them. And Senator Reid won’t have any incentive to catch them because by the time the reconciliation bill gets to the Senate, the president will have signed the healthcare bill into law and he’ll be on his way to Indonesia.PRESS SECRETARY ROBERT GIBBS: The information I passed on last week about March 18, the day the president leaves for Indonesia and ultimately Australia, was something that we gleaned from conversations had…
from: http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2010/03/09/roundtable_on_health_care_compromises_104720.html
VAN SUSTEREN: Congressman, nice to see you, sir.REP. PAUL RYAN, R – WIS.: Good to be with you. Thanks for coming over.VAN SUSTEREN: I can’t help but notice over your right shoulder a Green Bay Packer helmet.RYAN: I wanted to make you feel comfortable and make you feel at home.VAN SUSTEREN: Well, indeed, it does. All right, health care — are we any closer? Have you heard anything in the last 24 hours to indicate that it’s any closer to being resolved?RYAN: They are still anywhere from 5 to 15 votes down. So let’s say it’s around 10 votes down. Lots of horse trading…
from: http://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2010/03/09/interview_with_rep_paul_ryan_104722.html
