take action in the first 1 hyundais of the first year that elame nates programs which if you didn't get rid of them would take a larger and largeer share of the deficit. what you have to do is number one get rid of obama care. we can't afford it. it is not a good piece of legislation. it saves $100 billion a year to get rid of it. number two, get rid of other programs that we like but we simply just can't go out and keep borrowing money from china to pay for them. eliminate programs. number two, take other programs that are helpful that we do like but that none theless could be run more efficiently at the state level. cap their growth at the rate of inflation or medicaid at inflation plus 1%. you do that you save another $100 billion a year plus by growing these programs at the rate of inflation. and then finally, you reduce the number of federal employees with attrition. over time. you do those things and by 8 to 10 years america has a balanced budget and now you start generating the kind of returns that allow us to start paying down the debt. >> sean: one of the things mr mr. romney y

he was seen as the heir and his older brother, elam, a businessman. they have been charged. we learned of this just a few days ago -- in a different case with insider trading, and though they have been acquitted today, it's not expected or wasn't expected they would go free because they're still facing very serious charges related to insider trading and hundreds of millions of dollar they're said to have in swiss bank accounts. while we're telling you this, we're looking at two different images, hosni mubarak being wheeled from the courthouse and then on this day showing some of the passion but maybe a little less than what we had seen earlier in this case. there had literally been stone-throwing outside testify court between opponents and those for the president. on this day we can still see people with their nerves frayed, having to be calmed down. the big turmoil was inside the court and these when mubarak's two sons were acquitted. once again, if you're just joining us, an extraordinary day, 15 months after he was toppled, hosni mubarak has been sentenced to life behind

they did something different and this of make it constitutional but not only rewrites the statute but elame nates the safeguards he found under the commerce clause so provides a bad constitutional result only by someone who was sealed air deliberately ignoring the law as it was actually written. he saw a ball and called it a strike. >> was is there anything else in the vetting of the chief justice that would have end kated that he would have ruled this way on a case like this? did you have any sense. ann coulter did. did you have a sense he was too stealth for the bench. >> ann was making the point unless they have been on the court a long time you don't know where they will when it a crisis situation. i know chief justice roberts a little bit. i do think he is an extraordinarily smart and terrific lawyer who understands the rule of law. that is why i'm especially disappointed that he missed so badly here. can you retroactively go back six years and say you saw this coming? no, i didn't see it coming six days ago or six hours before the opinion. no, i don't think there was any failure in th

take action in the first 1 hyundais of the first year that elame nates programs which if you didn't get rid of them would take a larger and largeer share of the deficit. what you have to do is number one get rid of obama care. we can't afford it. it is not a good piece of legislation. it saves $100 billion a year to get rid of it. number two, get rid of other programs that we like but we simply just can't go out and keep borrowing money from china to pay for them. eliminate programs. number two, take other programs that are helpful that we do like but that none theless could be run more efficiently at the state level. cap their growth at the rate of inflation or medicaid at inflation plus 1%. you do that you save another $100 billion a year plus by growing these programs at the rate of inflation. and then finally, you reduce the number of federal employees with attrition. over time. you do those things and by 8 to 10 years america has a balanced budget and now you start generating the kind of returns that allow us to start paying down the debt. >> sean: one of the things mr mr. romney y

dicks: again, i -- the gentleman from arizona would elame -- eliminate this entire pral. we think that's overstepping. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: i move to strike the last word. the chair: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. frelinghuysen: i rides in support of the gentleman's amendment. while we may have our differences and not in all of the amendments he's propose have had passed, he's been congenial and a class act and i'd like to thank him. i'd like to thank him also for his continued efforts which have been recognized on the other side too to fight wasteful federal spending. and i think we agree as i think most of us, our government should not be funding the deployment of proven technologies. for that reason, our committee and our bill -- in our bill has significantly ramped back the wind energy program to 25% below fiscal year 2012 and focused the remaining funds on unproven technologies, not yet in the market li

we can all work toward elame -- eliminating child exploitation by ensuring that we have people who combat this and by putting this money into this account. we need to give those people on the front lines the tools to stop this. i thank the chairman for the time and i ask him to support my amendment. thank you, mr. chairman. the chair: the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? mr. aderholt: i rise in opposition to the gentlelady's amendment. the concern is the amendment seeks to gut detention operations just as the administration have tried to do whereas the build holds the administration's feet to the fire and provides resources to force them to enforce the law. the committee recommends $2.75 billion for i.c.e. detention and removal operations, $71 billion above the request, a minimum of 34,000 detention beds. detention beds are a necessary resource to support robust immigration enforce. . make no mistake, there's a need for these resources. first by the administration's own estimates, there are at least $109 mil