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.ooking at very hard there are a number of programs trying to provide for this because it is deemed [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> president obama is set to nominate thomas perez to be the next secretary of labor. the white house says he has been the head of the justice department's civil-rights division for a number of years. president obama plans to announce the nomination this morning at the white house in the east room. c-span2 will have live coverage of that starting at 11:30 this morning. congress is set to return to capitol hill today. later this week to work on fiscal spending for the rest of this budget year and for the next fiscal year. the senate is working on the spending bill and it will be the focus this afternoon. you can see live coverage of the senate beginning at 2:00 eastern on c-span2. before the senate c-span2 will be live with carl levin. he will be at the council on foreign relations. c-span3 will be live with a discussion on the persian gulf. a more private first lady, elizabet

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. >> so if we added that in and got the $3.6 and then we said, ook, we're saving another $1.8 trillion we would be saving. we did not do that, did we? >> that's correct. with we added the $1.8 trillion to it to arrive to the figure. the fundamental difference is whether you think the sequester should be permanently fact ered in as a good idea and good policy for the country or if you think there should be an alternative to the sequester? >> that's correct. >> because the mark assumes that we should come an alternative we subtracted the sequester out of the current reduction and built a package equally mixed between spending and revenue that ultimately gets us to over $4 trillion in deficit reduction. >> correct. >> we're going to go back and forth. >> let me try to come at this a different direction. debt ng to c.c.b.o. the it will equal $26 trillion. do you have a calculation on the chairman's mark on what the gross federal debt will be there? >> 24.3. >> ok, in the $26 trillion, according to c.b.o., they are including what they you don't include? so we adjust that down that you're no

something has to -- we have to .ook at it a little bit guest: i talk to people in town halls and i hear the same thing. i am not here to get a citizenship. i just came here to get self-sufficient as i. one described that as being able to buy a cow and a get to so they could provide for their kids back home. the man that's managing the dairy for my friend, he has been here since 1986 and still hasn't applied for citizenship. i don't think i agree exactly with the caller saying we're trying to sell citizenship to the country but i do believe people who come here should have an allegiance to their country. host: democratic caller. caller: i'm a 47-year-old african-american, and jumping from like if you recall last year that what mitt romney, while he was running was trying to sell white conservatives to african-americans when he spoke before the naacp. and i wanted to ask the congressman that somehow through this effort somehow white conservatives could relate to people of color. i doubt that him go-around would try to sell the idea of conservatives to -- black -- ervatives to guest: the c

in ook $787 billion taxpayers, you took their money and gave it to wall street. then when the american taxpayer was up against it with the debt limit crisis you voted not to rescue them. so you bail out wall street and you refuse to rescue the american taxpayer. i'm curious how you reconcile those two votes. >> in 2008, we were in the eight year of bush turning wall street into a casino. he has regulators had turned a blind eye, the economy was collapsing, the banks were clapsing, we agreed that we could not allowing the banking system to collapse on to the hopes and dreams of every family in our country, not just a small number of people without bank accounts, there would have been tens of millions of people without bank accounts if those banks had collapsed. so for me it was a decision not to bail out the bankers but rather to ensure the financial system did not send us back to the great depression which is what many economist were predicting would happen if we did not cast that vote. i voted for mainstreet to make sure all those hopes and dreams were not destr

you can also catch up with us on all your favorite social media silingtse, on twitter and to ook, or email us journal@c-span.org. i want to take you to the statement yesterday. he was on cbs' "face the nation" to talk about this new report. here's a bit of that now. >> for the first time in our party's history, we're not talking about having a few people down the hallway working on outreach and inclusion. we're going to be announcing a $10 million initiative just this year which will include hundreds of people paid across the country from coast to coast in hispanic, african-american, asian communities, talking about our party, talking about our brand, talking about what we believe in, going to community events, going swearing-in ceremonies, being a part of the community on an ongoing basis, paid for by the republican national committee to make the case for our party nd our candidates. host: here's the report right now, and i want to read a little bit from the introduction to that report. it says the g.o.p. today is a tale of two parties, one of them the gubernatorial wing, is growing

a couple of tweets we want to ook at using the hashtag #samesexmarriage. next up is in arkansas. opposed to the issue. hello. >> yes, sir. i want to touch on a couple scriptures. genesis 2:14. leave your mother and father and be united to his life. they will become one flesh. it does not say to another man. 7:2, andinthians should sell his marital della's wife.- duty to his that sums up my opposition to same-sex marriage. thank you and have a good evening. >> thank you. next supporting same-sex marriage. >> good evening. i call in support of gay marriage. this is because of two legal logistics. when we consider the institution of marriage throughout history, it has primarily been a religious or spiritual institution. these to haved roots in the civil-rights of the government. to give those rights of individuals making choices of each other in issues of disability or life problems, it takes a secondary legal logistic of the american disabilities act, which takes upon the fact that individuals can not be discriminated against because -- because of the physical attributes they may b

i think about these maps when i .ook at the mobility rate residential mobility is these folks who moveone area to the next. 2012 the mobility rate picked up for the first time. it was driven from state to state migration. people are able to move for jobs. the population growth is very highly concentrated in the energy sector, that is, counties and metro areas that have a strong energy sector, north dakota in a secular -- particular. host: what affects publishing growth? -- population growth? guest: employment. federal grants are driven by a formula that excludes population estimates. if you are and orange counties are losing -- population, that might be problematic because grants are tied to your population estimates. not that they don't trust the census, but their numbers are closely tied to funding. you talked about publishing growth and concentration. why is that significant? it is a two-part thing. the country overall is growing slower than it was 10 years ago. the growth is more concentrated than it was. you have counties that are gaining and even fewer that are gaining a lot of p