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chair of the house oversight committee and xavier becerra who joinso joins our powerhouse roundtable. the provocative new essay about women still cannot have it all. we got the most debate and the best analysis. >>> good morning, george stephanopoulos has a well deserved morning off. here to discuss this stand-off between the president and the congress we're joined by the chair of the house oversight committee, darrell issa. good morning. >> thank you for having me. >> i have a lot of questions. let's take a quick look at ou we got to this point. just like the movie it was named after, it was fast, furious and deadly. the operation -- u.s. government agents allowed guns to pour across the border in mexico in an effort to track drug car tells. but they lost track of those guns. two of those weapons were found at a murder scene of border patrol agent terry. congress outraged launched an investigation. but the justice department first denied the program existed. quote, atf makes every effort to interdict weapons that have been purchased illegally and prevented from mexico. they later adm

chair of the house oversight committee and democratic congressman xavier becerra who joins our powerhouse roundtable. along with george will, hilary rosen, peggy noonan, major garrett. and that provocative new essay about women who still cannot have it all. we got the most debate and the best analysis. >>> good morning, george stephanopoulos has a well-deserved morning off. here to discuss this stand-off between the president and the congress we're joined by the chair of the house oversight committee, darrell issa. good morning. >> good morning, jake. thank you for having me. >> i have a lot of questions. mr. chairman, let's take a quick look at ou we got to this point. just like the movie it was named after, it was fast, furious and deadly. the operation -- u.s. government agents allowed guns to pour across the border in mexico in an effort to track drug cartels. the problem, they lost track of 2,000 of those guns, including deadly assault weapons. two of those weapons were found at a murder scene of border patrol agent brian terry. >> my son believed in justice and telling the truth. >>

are aware of the fact they are they're concerned about many developments because in california xavier becerra after being a constituent actually drafted the law and dave wheldon joined with him and it was a law against gene patenting. that is only part of what has to happen. this issue began in the log has to be ended in the law. the big hurdle is congress because right now we have legislators who have not been paid as far as i know actually, these legislators have been elected by us and get their behavior is squarely in line with the interest of the pharmaceutical companies and against our medical interest so we have to get rid of these lobbyists. we have to outlaw them. they have no place in health care design. they have no place in decisions about medical care and yet they are observing a huge influence. get rid of of the lobbyists and lecture legislature know that you are concerned about this. i always tell people you know, i tell people to take action where they are. whatever group you are involved with, that is a group you should try to tell your outrage about this and have them approac

we heard from congressman xavier becerra. are collected officials that are supposed to represent what the american people want. is it really, you know, is this along partisan lines, or are you saying that the people that have been chosen by the people are just not making the right decision? >> of course you have members of both parties sitting on the committee. you have the gop members on the committee and decide we are not going to call these witnesses because we don't like what they have to say. we are not going to call the head of atf because he was a that he never disclosed any information to the attorney general. apparently, the committee is not interested in that. it is only interested in facts that will support its determined conclusion. as a prosecutor, that is not how you run an investigation. you asked the ask the question why shouldn't the justice department to turn over everything and anything? gregg: only 30 seconds left. >> i think both have acted properly at times, to cover deliberate internal to medications so

are aware of the fact they are they're concerned about many developments because in california xavier becerra after being a constituent actually drafted the law and dave wheldon joined with him and it was a law against gene patenting. that is only part of what has to happen. this issue began in the log has to be ended in the law. the big hurdle is congress because right now we have legislators who have not been paid as far as i know actually, these legislators have been elected by us and get their behavior is squarely in line with the interest of the pharmaceutical companies and against our medical interest so we have to get rid of these lobbyists. we have to outlaw them. they have no place in health care design. they have no place in decisions about medical care and yet they are observing a huge influence. get rid of of the lobbyists and lecture legislature know that you are concerned about this. i always tell people you know, i tell people to take action where they are. whatever group you are involved with, that is a group you should try to tell your outrage about this and have them approac

are aware of the fact they are they're concerned about many developments because in california xavier becerra after being a constituent actually drafted the law and dave wheldon joined with him and it was a law against gene patenting. that is only part of what has to happen. this issue began in the log has to be ended in the law. the big hurdle is congress because right now we have legislators who have not been paid as far as i know actually, these legislators have been elected by us and get their behavior is squarely in line with the interest of the pharmaceutical companies and against our medical interest so we have to get rid of these lobbyists. we have to outlaw them. they have no place in health care design. they have no place in decisions about medical care and yet they are observing a huge influence. get rid of of the lobbyists and lecture legislature know that you are concerned about this. i always tell people you know, i tell people to take action where they are. whatever group you are involved with, that is a group you should try to tell your outrage about this and have them approac

are aware of the fact they are they're concerned about many developments because in california xavier becerra after being a constituent actually drafted the law and dave wheldon joined with him and it was a law against gene patenting. that is only part of what has to happen. this issue began in the log has to be ended in the law. the big hurdle is congress because right now we have legislators who have not been paid as far as i know actually, these legislators have been elected by us and get their behavior is squarely in line with the interest of the pharmaceutical companies and against our medical interest so we have to get rid of these lobbyists. we have to outlaw them. they have no place in health care design. they have no place in decisions about medical care and yet they are observing a huge influence. get rid of of the lobbyists and lecture legislature know that you are concerned about this. i always tell people you know, i tell people to take action where they are. whatever group you are involved with, that is a group you should try to tell your outrage about this and have them approac