. >> mrs. fox, i never thought i would be sitting here asking for a modified open rule in order to shut off the funding to obamacare was the implication that i should have somehow made deference, and not made the ask. this is too important not to ask and it is too important not to come before this committee and have it written into the bill. i would have liked it to have gone before the appropriations committee or open order, but now we have a rule that we can't have the vote or the debate unless there is a waiver provided by this committee. it is the only place i have this argument to make, and as i see it, maybe there is a disagreement tactically, and you may believe that the smaller appropriation bills offer a better opportunity to shut off this $10 5 billion, but i believe that the more money at stake, the more leverage you need. >> but mr. king, you have another opportunity to do this. you can offer the amendment on the floor, and any member can offer any amendment on the floor, and you know t

meeting of defense ministers of nordic countries and the british defense minister who was present there mr fox stated that the purpose of the meeting was i quote to ensure that we create a nato entity that finland and sweden feel a little more comfortable with that we give further security to article five in the baltic states by being a nuclear power as part of that grouping and that as a nato grouping we are better able to deal with regional this be it's with russia and quelled that was a quote from the british defense minister what are those regional this period with russia do you do do you really recognize any any regional this do feel they really exist no i think quite the contrary to be quite honest i think the most central security political forum in europe today is the russia nato council that's where issues such as missile defense that's where issues such as the future threats are being dealt with again i really want to get away from the old school cold war type of rhetorical juxtaposition between the west and russia i think that's a little bit old fashioned and we do have nordic corpo

i appreciate your efforts. >> thank you, mrs. fox. >> i wanted to say that is one of the most fascinating discussions i have witnessed in the rules committee for a long time and i u think that you are being told in a polite way no, but as you know the rules committee can do whatever it wants to do and it can grant the waiver and if they want to make it an order, they can, but i want to point out for the record even though i strongly disagree with what you are doing, there are eight of them and four of us, and i can't help you even if i wanted to. thank you. >> well, thank you, mr. mcgovern and thank you for joining together for the state of the union address. >> that was a great time. we were seat mates. >> jim was my date that night. [ inaudible ]. >> i would be looking forward to having that dialogue stronas lo it can be constructively enabled. thank you. >> i just wanted to tell you how happy i am that wow were here, mr. king. i think that you are a real champion on issues like this, and i appreciate what you have done on the fair

. >> mrs. fox, i never thought i would be sitting here asking for a modified open rule in order to shut off the funding to obamacare was the implication that i should have somehow made deference, and not made the ask. this is too important not to ask and it is too important not to come before this committee and have it written into the bill. i would have liked it to have gone before the appropriations committee or open order, but now we have a rule that we can't have the vote or the debate unless there is a waiver provided by this committee. it is the only place i have this argument to make, and as i see it, maybe there is a disagreement tactically, and you may believe that the smaller appropriation bills offer a better opportunity to shut off this $10 5 billion, but i believe that the more money at stake, the more leverage you need. >> but mr. king, you have another opportunity to do this. you can offer the amendment on the floor, and any member can offer any amendment on the floor, and you know t

fox. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the chairman d the ranking member both. i think that your comments were very thoughtful, mr. dicks, i appreciate your talking about the fact that we have to do this. it's good to show that our callings on the other side of the aisle recognize that. i do have a concern, though, when you talk about our slamming on the brakes on spending and recommending that we go with what the president has recommended. i was here six years ago, by the way, when republicans were in charge and we had the open amendment process, and the chairman and the ranking member did get togetr. and i saw that. en the last four years i've seen the process that has gone on, which has denied the minority the ability not only to offer amendments but as the chairman said even to debate the bill. and that hasn't been very good. but i find it really interesting that you talk about going with thpresident's proposal. 've had two years -- well, we've had four years of expanded spending. we know, as the chairman has said, 84% increase in nondiscretionary spending i

president, late today, the president sat down with fox's bill o'reilly, where the subject quickly turned to egypt. and though he has come close in recent days, mrobama is still not publicly calling for mr. mubarak to immediately step down. >> egypt is not going to go back to what it was. the egyptian people want freedom. they want free and fair elections. they want a representative government. they want a responsive government. and so what we've said is you have to start a transition now. mubarak's already decided he is not running for re-election again. his term is up this year. what we've said is let's make sure you get all the groups together in egypt, let the egyptian people make a determination, what's the process for an orderly transition, but one that is a meaningful transition and that leads to a government that's -- >> so you don't know when he is going to leave? >> well, you know, ultimately, the united states can't dictate what happens -- but what we can do, bill, is we can say that the time is now for you to start making a change in that country. >> reporter: lester, the president stressed as the muslim brotherhood is brought into t

fox. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank the chairman and the ranking member both. i think that your comments were very thoughtful, mr. dicks, i appreciate your talking about the fact that we have to do this. it's good to show that our callings on the other side of the aisle recognize that. i do have a concern, though, when you talk about our slamming on the brakes on spending and recommending that we go with what the president has recommended. i was here six years ago, by the way, when republicans were in charge and we had the open amendment process, and the chairman and the ranking member did get together. and i saw that. then the last four years i've seen the process that has gone on, which has denied the minority the ability not only to offer amendments but as the chairman said even to debate the bill. and that hasn't been very good. but i find it really interesting that you talk about going with the president's proposal. we've had two years -- well, we've had four years of expanded spending. we know, as the chairman has said, 84% increase in nondiscretionary sp

mr. towns: i strongly support the kline-fox amendment which would prohibit the use of funds for georgia the gainful employment act. i am concerned that if this rule is implemented it will apply an unnecessary broad brush approach to a complicated situation. this rule, if implemented in its proposed form will effectively close high-quality programs without leaving programs of questionable value open. this is not a way to deal with this issue. we all know that a college education whenever possible is one of the best paths a student can take to secure employment in a time when our nation's unemployment rate is just under 10%. in some communities, it doubles that. let's not close off any meaningful job training program. the department should not forget that these programs serve 2.8 million and many of them are economically disadvantaged minority students. who will lose access to the educational opportunities that they cannot get elsewhere. these students are nontraditional and need the extra assistance offered by these flexible programs. supporting this amendment is supporting access and choice

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cnn and fox are currently reporting that mr. mubarak may step aside today. i wanted to give you the opportunity to talk to the american people about real-time intelligence and where we think were. let me offer -- as i indicated, the intelligence committee has long identified the conditions that exist in the middle east this is a characteristic of many ofhese countries. when things began to at up in tunisia and the demonstrations in the streets were run by an autocrat to a been there for 23 years, it appeared to have things under control. it is hard to foretell the impact of a fruit vendor who had fruit stolen and self immolated himself. that served as a catalyst for more widespread outbreak. as you alluded, he made a very snap decision, he was not thinking about that. he made a sudden decision to leave. that, in turn, was galvanized by 1,300 miles to the east at what has now become a full-blown uprising in egypt. i read that occasion to go back and review the thousands of reports that were done, and extensive reporting on social media, for my part, we have d

cnn and fox are currently reporting that mr. mubarak may step aside today. i wanted to give you the opportunity to talk to the american people about real-time intelligence and where we think we are. let me offer -- as i indicated, the intelligence committee has long identified the conditions that exist in the middle east this is a characteristic of many of these countries. when things began to heat up in tunisia and the demonstrations in the streets were run by an autocrat to a been there for 23 years, it appeared to have things under control. it is hard to foretell the impact of a fruit vendor who had fruit stolen and self immolated himself. that served as a catalyst for more widespread outbreak. as you alluded, he made a very snap decision, he was not thinking about that. he made a sudden decision to leave. that, in turn, was galvanized by 1,300 miles to the east at what has now become a full-blown uprising in egypt. i read that occasion to go back and review the thousands of reports that were done, and extensive reporting on social media, for my part, we

cnn and fox are currently reporting that mr. mubarak may step aside today. i wanted to give you the opportunity to talk to the american people about real-time intelligence a where we think we are. let me offer -- as i indicated, the intelligence committee has long identified the conditions that exist in the middle east this is a characteristic of many of these countries. when tngs began to heat up in tunisia and the demonstrations in the streets were run by an autocrat to a been there for 23 years, it appeared to have things under control. it is hard to foretell the impact of a fruit vendor who had fruit stolen and self immolated himself. that served as a catalyst for more widespread outbreak. as you alluded, he made a very snap decision, he was not thinking about that. he made a sudde decision to leave. that, in turn, was galvanized by 1,300 miles to the east at what has now become a full-blown uprising in egypt. i read that occasion to go back and review the thousands of reports that were done, and extensive reporting on social media, for my part, we have

fox news. >>> president obama's beloved chicago bears may not be playing in the superbowl but the president and first lady are following in tradition and throwing a superbowl party at the white house. mr. obama has reached out to both democrats and republicans to sit down and watch the steelers and the packers. but it is not just politicians who were invited. singers mark anthony and his wife jennifer lopez also got an invitation. >> you can watch superbowl right here on ktvu, channel 2 news. the pre-game show starts immediately following mornings on 2 at 9 a.m. kickoff is set for 3:30. >> low income taxpayers are being offered help with their federal and state tax forms to make sure they get all of the credits available to them. united way of the bay area is sponsoring the earn it, save it, keep it program. the program was created to help lower income workers. >> we help households that earn less than $49,000 a year. we do their taxes for free. we save them that money. we make sure that they get the credits that they are eligible for like the earned income tax credit. >> the program has helped almost 50,000 people in the bay area alone. find out where the program is available near yo

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reporter: the president seemed to enjoy sparring with fox's bill o'reilly who challenged him to respond to a "wall street journal" op-ed that called mra determined man of the left. >> do you deny their assessment? do you deny you are a man who wants to redistribute wealth? >> absolutely. >> you deny that? >> bill, i didn't raise taxes once. >> reporter: he defended the health care bill, everyone will have to have health insurance. >> there is nothing socialist about that. that is saying to americans we are each of us going to be responsible for our own health care. >> reporter: mr. obama admitted his job made him more guarded, less spontaneous, but the longer he is in it, the more he enjoys it. >> there is a common sense and decency to the american people that makes he happy. >> reporter: o'reilly wanted to know if he is disturbed by the animosity toward him. >> they hate you. >> they hate whatever funhouse mirror image of you. >> reporter: the president would not pick a favorite in the game now his bears were out of it. he had a great place to watch the white house theater and a group of about 100 invited guests, some dazzling stars