you're going hear from congressman javier becerra, democrat from california on a conference call earlier today. >> first question from daniel new howser. your line is open. >> i want to ask about the gop budget. you touched on it a little bit that is supposed to include a provision that paul ryan authored with ron wyden and purportedly, this is something that the republicans are going to say has some level of bipartisan support. do you think that the ryan/wyden part of this gop budget means that it's bipartisan? >> we'd like to take that. >> go ahead, javier. >> okay. i can start. first, let's recognize that the democrats have united behind the affordable care act. and we believe that not only is the savings that the affordable care act which it will bring over the years, not just to medicare and medicaid, but to health care generally in this country, snag is good, but something that should be built upon. the ryan budget, as you're aware, has called for the end of medicare as we know it. it would end the medicare guarantee. it would shift the cost of health care over to seniors. some est

xavier becerra (d- california) creo que al fin del dia, si los jueces tienen el interes del pueblo ensu politica, queda en vigor la reforma de la ley. la reforma de salud sigue generando apasionadas protestas como esta marcha del tea party y opositores a lo que llaman obama care. molly landram, manifestante opositora a la ley no creo que debieran obligar a que todos compren seguro medico del gobierno. standup: fernando pizarro, washington d.c. manifestaciones como esta demuestran la division que existe en la opinion publica sobre la reforma de salud, al igual que al interior de la corte suprema, con 5 jueces conservadores y 4 liberales. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. los esfuerzos por combatir el crimen en honduras se trasladan hasta washington.. el papa benedicto 16 continua sus actividades en cuba, le tenemos un reportaje especial... debido a los alarmantes niveles de la criminalidad en honduras, el presidente del congreso nacional de ese pais, esta de visita en washington, para abogar por el desembolso de fondos y entrenamiento de combatir el crimen.. el senala que

representative javier becerra is a democrat from california. just a moment ago you heard from representative jan schakowsky from illinois. joining us live on the phone from capitol hill, emily ethridge. she's following this story from cq. thanks very much for being with us. >> you're welcome. thanks for having me on. >> this is really the start of a message war we're going to be hearing from democrats and republicans. a week of events in which they're going to try to commemorate or criticize this legislation. what can we expect specifically? >> that's right. it's already started. there's not only been conference calls like the one you just played but a flurry of press releases. today republican senators were on the senate floor having a colloquy about the problems they see with the health care law and the damaging effects they think it will have. i've seen some democrats on the house floor beginning to give speeches. long. >> let's drill down one of the key issues that we're going to be hearing about from the republicans in the house, and that

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. >> she's a democrat from illinois she was joined by california representative javier becerra in a teleconference on the health care issue but also taking questions about the ryan budget and medicare. there was a reference to senator ron widen a democrat from oregon who has been working with congressman paul ryan. today in the huffington post this op-ed from senator widen saying preserving the medicare guarantee why i've been working with paul ryan people on both sides of the aisle want to know why a progressive democrat is working with the author of last year's house budget on medicare reform. it's a rather lengthy op-ed. this conclusion this week congressman ryan will be unveiling the house republican budget. i do not know what the details of the budget will be. i did not write it and i cannot imagine a scenario where i would vote for it. i do know because we worked together paul ryan now knows more about the medicare guarantee and protecting seniors from unscrew up louis insurance practices than he did before. if that is reflected in this budget this year as someone who's been a fighter for se

you described becerra fer tbi patience. what are the factors that caused this variability and also, i only have so much time to describe the difference in the rehabilitation of children's verse is adults. >> yes, sir, the first part of your question is what accounts for the variability begins with a lack of understanding of the condition itself. as i mentioned earlier in the general medical community and in the paper community there isn't a good understanding of the narrow physiological and an atomic principles of the plasticity as a recovery mechanism for a brain injury it used to be fought with you see and six months is what you get what we do in the environment by creating appropriately structured demand deprograms existing salt to take over the function or induces growth in the brain for the new the philip mant of structures to take on the functions with the proper knowledge and the medical community and the paying community that underlies this but it's treated as though it is a broken bone, a broken bone takes six mont

becerra has a follow-up question. >> mr.irman, thank you for generously allowed me to ask one last question. commissioner, two weeks ago i sat down with my tax preparer and went over my taxes in preparation to file. he's been doing this forever. his license in all the rest and he said to me, you know, i was always supportive of what you all were doing with regard to the tax prepares in trying to get us to be a more defined groups about way -- because he gets folks to comment to correct taxes that have been filed and properly pay folks who prepared these things to charge people money did it the wrong way. but he asked me a question. he said, seems to me like a lot of us would've done this for a long time for the ones that are being asked to go through the process to certify that we are confident about the rest. i say to him, my sense is that everyone is going to be at some point touched by the iris is moving towards the effort of trying to certify that folks are confident to be out there representing themselves as qualified p

becerra. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. becerra: mr. speaker, i stand in opposition to the republican budget we are considering here today. how easy it is for some that when president bush took office, we had surpluses as far as the eye could see and when he left the office, we were left with a deep pool of red ink. they talk about the urgency of reducing deficits, but where were they when they passed tax cuts for the westiest. where were they when president bush took us into two wars. adding trillions to the deficit, that the only solution they offer to create economic growth in this country is to end medicare and to hand out more tax cuts on the westiest among us. the republican vision in this budget doesn't reflect the america that i grew up in. and their vision of an america, an america that can't, is not the country that i want my children to inherit. budgets are about choices and this republican budget chooses billionaires over seniors and oil subsidies over college dreams for our middle class. the same republican budget that repl

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we've all recognized representative becerra for five minutes. >> thank you and then in chair. by the way, thank you to the work you are doing given the budgetary constraint you are facing. and it'll pass on to each and every one of your employees who are doing yeoman's work, i can imagine the distress that they are under given the fact that you have got thousands of americans waiting to connect with them on the phone, waiting 10, 20 minutes and many very unhappy to have to wait that long. i think after two or three minutes most americans tend to hang up on and a phone call where they have to be put on hold. so i hope we get this done in a smart way. i don't believe that the first thing we want to shortchange the agency, which has a tough tax which is asking americans to voluntarily pay their taxes would have responsible americans to do so to watch as others don't, it is very frustrating and we don't want to undermine the voluntary compliance rates that we have in this country by americans who pay their taxes. so please share with all the folks that you work with but we think t

becerra as a follow-up question. >> commissioner, two weeks ago i sat down with my tax preparer and went over my taxes in preparation to file. he has been doing this forever. he is licensed. he said to me, i was always supportive of what you were doing with regard to the taxpayers trying to get us to be a more defined group said -- because he gets folks who come in to correct taxes that had been filed and properly by folks who prepared these things cannot charge people money, and it is the wrong way. he asked a question, it seems to me like a lot of question -- people who have done this for a long time are the ones being asked to go to the process to certify we are competent. i said to him, my sense is that everyone is going to be at some point touched by the irs, moving toward try to certify that people are certified to be competent representing themselves as qualified preparers of tax returns for money. i am wondering if you could tell us with the status is of the initiative to try to help did that bird-dogging, the oversight of tax preparers, and response to the questions of who is be

becerra has one follow-up question. >> mr. chairman, thank you for generously allowing me to ask one last question. commissioner, two weeks ago i sat down with my tax preparer and went over my taxes in preparation to file, and he's been doing this forever, he's an enrolled agent, he's license r licensed and all the rest. and he said to me, you know, i was always supportive of what you all were doing in trying to get us to be a more defined group so that way -- because he sees, he gets folks that come in to correct taxes that have been filed improperly by folks who prepare these things, charged people and did it the wrong way. but he asked me a question, he said, seems to me like a lot of us who have done this for a long time are the ones that are being asked to go through the process to certify that we're competent and all the rest. and i said to him my sense is that everyone's going to be at some point touched by the irs as it's moving towards the effort of trying to certify that folks are competent to be out there representi