all of the details about the case that we learned during that call came from pat jackson.he fdic didn'uç provide any specific information. there's no way to know how many businesses may be in jesse's situation because nobody's keeping track. there's at least one other business in denver when sabal to foreclose on its property it laid off dozens of employees. others testified before the house financial services committee. jesse's business is in bankruptcy court. is that the collateral damage of 2008 and the financial meltdown? >> i think the fdic's view on that is we tried to do as good a job as we can given our statue story mandate to make this work for everybody, but i think the concept that this could have been a painless exercise, it's probably just not going to happen. >> as you've already said, even before the fdic's involvement here, there were issues. some people might look at this and say it's jesse's fault, not oak tree's fault. oak tree's just doing what they do. >> the businesses wouldn't be here without me. i build things. these people don't build anything. the

pat moynihan, henry jackson, the great senator from washington state, and later on that element of thedemocratic party shrunk to nothingness. and as it did, i was without a home. i remain generally without a political home, but i am -- you could obviously fairly call me at kneele conservative. >> one of the nation's top story tellers on c-span sound is a it:00 publicized public affairs book and now available your favorite bookseller. >> republican governor mike pence of indiana wants to repeal the affordable care act but has a plan to use medicaid expansion funds from the bill to help the state's low-income residents. he outlined his proposal at the american enterprise institute. this is a little less than an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen. i'm arthur brooks, president of the american enterprise institute and a delighted to welcome you to this morning's events featuring governor mike pence of indiana. the title of the stock is market -based medicaid reform and the age of obamacare, and we are looking to was very much anticipation to hear about his

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the soviet union which means i have a home in the democratic party at the time, you had pat moynihan, henry jackson, great senator from washington state, and later on that element of the democratic party shrunk to nothing and as it did i was without a home. i remain generally without a political home. you could obviously fairly call me at neo conservative. >> one of the nation's top story tellers on c-span sundays at 8:00 published by public affairs and available at your favorite book seller. >> the u.s. and about to gavel in to start the day for legislative business, general speeches will begin, final vote on stanley fischer's nomination, federal reserve vice chair scheduled for 5:00 p.m. eastern, lawmakers will break between 12:30 and 2:00, it will attend a weekly caucus lunch and later today votes are expected for judicial and executive nominations planned for approximately 10:00 p.m. eastern. the house comes in today at noon eastern and will resume consideration of the defense authorization bill, you can follow the house, they gavel in at 10:00 for general's beaches. now to the senate floor on

you had pat moynihan, henry jackson, the great senator from washington state, and later on, that elementhe democratic party shrunk to nothing this, and as it did, i was without a home and i remain generally without a political home. you could obviously fairly, a neoconservative now. >> charles krauthammer, one of the nation's top storytellers in "sundays at eight," now available at your favorite bookseller. for over 35 years, c-span brings public affairs events in washington directly to you, putting you in a room at congressional hearings, white house events, briefings and conferences, and offering complete, gavel-to-gavel coverage of the u.s. house all at a private -- public service of the private industry. a are brought to you as public service by your local cable or satellite provider. like us on hd, facebook, and follow us on twitter. "washington journal" continues. host: we are joined at our desk by hawaii congresswoman colleen hanabusa, member of the house armed services committee, stay with a large number of veterans. some reports are out this morning of the president is said to m

jackson democrat. i was a believer in the great society and also in the tough approach to the soviet union. i had a home in the democratic party at the time. you had patnahan and henry jackson, the senator from washington state. on, that element of the democratic party shrunk to nothing. and as it did, i was without a home. i remained generally without a political home. you could obviously fairly call me a neoconservative. >> charles krauthammer in "s undays at eight," now available at your favorite bookseller. "washington journal" continues. host: we are back with two veteran reporters in washington. bob cusack, managing editor of "the hill." white househenn, reporter with the associated press. the week ahead in washington. what is on the president's agenda? guest: he has been doing these somatic weeks. weeks.e thematic a couple weeks ago what's climate change, last week was infrastructure. this week is foreign investment in the u.s.. he is bringing foreign leaders to the white house tuesday. later he is going to cooperstown to the baseball hall of fame to discuss tourism. that seems to be the theme of the week this week. at the white house they call

jackson seemed pretty chill as they worked on him. >> when they get to their home, they're always happy to see us. i do the majority of my exam pattingheir belly. negatives a stranger in your home, and it may be a little more expensive. 199 which includes all exclusive, really anything the needs for the visit. >> i would rather bring him in. it's cheaper. it's like $50 for a shot. >> if you go in on your own to a regular vet, you're going to pay more. for each shot you're going to end up paying at least $300. >> that would be nice for them to come to your house, you know. >> i think it would be convenient. >> it would totally work. >> gas and everything, it would be so much easier to have the vet come to your home. you don't have to get the time off work. >> some days you just can't win. >>> a parking sign-in staller -- he'd already installed several signs. 1 took a little unusual. when he looked up, he saw a parking enforcer ticketing his truck. >> i said i'm putting these signs up. he says you should know you can't park here more than -- i said, i haven't put this sign up yet. >> he did get a 48-dollar ticket. but he's still fighti

jackson lee: thank you so very much. today i rise to congratulate the service of retiring admiral robert pat jr., the commandant of the coast guard. nd to acknowledge the coming onboard, if you will, of commandant paul f. zuk, nik. to thank them -- zukunik. to thank them for their collective service and to acknowledge admiral robert pat jr. for his commitment to a rising and exceling united states coast guard. in every hearing as a member of the homeland security committee and the ranking member on border security and maritime security that the coast guard appears before us, i acknowledge that sight of coast guard helicopters rescuing thousands during hurricane katrina, plucking them out of the raging waters and saving lives. many people don't remember 1,000 died. so today that ceremony is occurring. i pay tribute to them and i hope that many of us will have the opportunity to congratulate both of them. thank you for your service to this nation. you are remembered. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? the gentleman is