not really as a important country but we view canadiens as family and that's how we tree our family. >> ross: on that fot, love to making this your only stop. i think enjoyed your human, your substance and your commitment to our shared relationship. >> thank you. thank you lot. [ applause ] >>> this morning a look at the rise in social security disability claims. we'll be live with a forum hosted by the national academy of social insurance at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >>> coming up on c-span, international monetary fund managing director christine leg ard. you can watch that live starting at 10:0045 eastern on our companion network c-span. >>> the congressional internat caucus advisory committee hosted a briefing on the frustration administration's new internet privacy plan. the plan calls on congress to pass a privacy bill of right and gives the government new enforcement powers and calls on the commercial department to work with private industry on new rules. daniel weisner leads this 40-minute discussion. >> welcome, everybody. thank you so much for coming during recess. i ap

last night against the canadiens, baxter was back after missing 40 games. 2-0.ut the canadiens would rally. top shelf to beat michael and we are tied at 2. this game goes into a shoot out. matt hendricks with the fake and the goalie doesn't bite but he goes upstairs. hendricks is 8 of 12 in a shoot out. the third shooter for the win, gorgeous way to end it. capitals win 3-2. they lead the sabers by two points for the 8th spot. looking ahead, the caps have three games left on the regular season schedule. on the road monday against tampa bay. back at home thursday against the panthers then back on the road saturday to conclude the regular season against the rangers. today gonzalez and the nats in jupiter. the double ties the game. top of the ninth, same score. this goes to the opposite field. danny espinoza will be waved home. it will be close, what do you think, safe, out. he is safe. the nationals edged the cardinals 2-1. a rarity of spring training, cardinals manager is out to argue. the nats played the final spring training game in florida against the red sox

last night the caps went to a shootout for the second straight game, the opponents the canadiens.he caps shooter matt hendricks and he scores. another look shows the goalie did not go for the fake but hendricks remained culp. he scored on eight of his 12 career -- calm. he scored on eight of his 12 career attempts. alexander semin attempts to win it and he does. caps lead the says are by two for the eighth and final playoff spot in the east. the caps now three games off on the regular season docket on the road tomorrow night against the lightning, at home thursday against the panthers, then pack on the road saturday to conclude the regular season -- back on the road saturday to conclude the regular season against the rangers. >>> flyers on the road lead the penguins 6-3. late 3rd period absolutely leveled. then all heck breaks lose. brady's chin is pounded. derek england gets the best of the flyers duane semin. the coaching staff also got involved. the flyers beat the penguins 6- 4. philly gets pittsburgh by one point for fourth place in the east. that's a pretty good brawl. >> so

likewise, we need to continue to do nanook exercises with the canadiens and nor weejs. and that includes critical infrastructure, make sure our command in control can be supported in that area of the bor borld. the arctic operations has to be a factor in that.

the montreal canadiens that won year after -- they own that cup? that franchise? >> first of all, the geographic drafts if you go back to when you and i were younger. so all of the talent of players playing from that area would go to those teams. they would get first priority. but we have expanded. we now have 30 teams going back to when we were younger. it was either 6 or 12 teams as the lead group. but in the final analysis, from a fan standpoint, from a business standpoint, the canadian franchises have never been healthier. but competitively, the competitive balance is so intense, it's pretty tough to make the playoffs. every game in the regular season matters, because we had teams miss the playoffs by a point or two. so a game in october or november may have determined who actually made the playoffs. >> it does matter. >>> we've got to move the coyotes in milwaukee. >> semi pro. >> we don't want to move anybody anywhere. >> okay. >> we like where we are. we're wrestling with, as you pointed out, a little bit of a problem with the coyotes in ari

how on earth are they going to be able to compete with the likes of the canadiens are taxing themselves at 15% or the japanese who are lower than us now. we have got to remember we're in a global economy. if we tax these businesses were more than half of americans work today, if we tax them as such higher rates than our foreign competitors are taxing their companies, we lose, if they win. this is a system that is right for austerity. higher tax rates, more complexity, and more loopholes. we tried this approach. we have tried chasing higher spending with higher taxes. it has not worked. we tried stimulus spending. all they got was a debt hangover and a cloud of more uncertainty. it is just put this on slow growth. -- it put us on slow growth. one of the six americans are in poverty now. the woman in unemployment rate is the highest we have been since we measured it. these policies are not working. there is a better way. some of us are actually putting ideas on the table to show there is a better way. a lot of the political pundits told us we were crazy. the pollsters and the political cl

how on earth are they going to be able to compete with the likes of the canadiens are taxing themselves at 15% or the japanese who are lower than us now. we have got to remember we're in a global economy. if we tax these businesses were more than half of americans work today, if we tax them as such higher rates than our foreign competitors are taxing their companies, we lose, if they win. this is a system that is right for austerity. higher tax rates, more complexity, and more loopholes. we tried this approach. we have tried chasing higher spending with higher taxes. it has not worked. we tried stimulus spending. all they got was a debt hangover and a cloud of more uncertainty. it is just put this on slow growth. -- it put us on slow growth. one of the six americans are in poverty now. the woman in unemployment rate is the highest we have been since we measured it. these policies are not working. there is a better way. some of us are actually putting ideas on the table to show there is a better way. a lot of the political pundits told us we were crazy. the pollsters and the political cl

how on earth are you going to be will to compete with the canadiens taxing themselves at 15% or the japaneseremember that we are in a global economy and if we tax our job creators, if we tax these businesses where more than half of americans work today, if we tax them at such higher rates than at our foreign competitors are taxing their companies, we lose and they went. this is a system of direct for prosperity the bottom line is we have tried this approach. we have tried chasing higher spending with taxes and more debt. we tried a stimulus spending and all of the demand side stimulus. all it got was a debt hangover and more uncertainty hanging over the economy. it has put us on slow growth. our poverty rates are the highest in a generation. one of six americans are in poverty. the women unemployment rate is higher than we ever measured it. the good news is there is a better way. the other good news is some of us are putting ideas on the table to show there is a better way. that is what our path to prosperity but it does. ofpaul's point -- a lot pundits told us we were crazy. they said whate

overseas, which in wisconsin and let superior, the canadiens just lower their tax rate. 65% of net new jobs come from the successes of businesses. the driver of wisconsin and look at the industrial park. the odds are it is successful with maybe two and a 15 employees who are paying that. when we think we're hitting the guy in the yacht, where getting a successful small business. we do not want to have revenue problems. we're saying get rid of the loopholes. every person who them park money in a tax shelter, that its hero. takes away the tax shelter and it is 25%. what we're saying is that there are better policies that make us competitive to help us grow our economy. will we take a look at our poverty fighting strategy is, of what is the objective facts but it to treat the symptoms of poverty to make it easier to live with that or is it to the region to live with that bill -- will we take a look at our party fighting strategies, what is left of the objective? but we treat the symptoms of poverty to make it easier to live with? we are not saying you're stuck in your station in life. thi

overseas, which in wisconsin and let superior, the canadiens just lower their tax rate. 65% of net newobs come from the successes of businesses. the driver of wisconsin and look at the industrial park. the odds are it is successful with maybe two and a 15 employees who are paying that. when we think we're hitting the guy in the yacht, where getting a successful small business. we do not want to have revenue problems. we're saying get rid of the loopholes. every person who them park money in a tax shelter, that its hero. takes away the tax shelter and it is 25%. theree're saying is that are better policies that make us competitive to help us grow our economy. will we take a look at our poverty fighting strategy is, of what is the objective facts but it to treat the symptoms of poverty to make it easier to live with that or is it to the region to live with that bill -- will we take a look at our party fighting strategies, what is left of the objective? but we treat the symptoms of poverty to make it easier to live with? we are not saying you're stuck in your station in life. this is anti

the canadiens, it would be wonderful if we were invited to join this negotiation and everything is on the table but where dairy and poultry are concerned we have to find a way to take sick care of things. if that doesn't go well in the u.s. for countries like australia and new zealand then have an interest in the case particularly -- the u.s. in both areas. the canadians have to be really serious if this is going to happen. if you have to add those three, that becomes a meaningful negotiation for agriculture and everything else. i am not sure anything else gets added in the first trunks of negotiations but i agree with you that for real payoff for tpp is a number of other countries come in at a later time. just indicating the ones where u.s. agriculture would have a tremendous interest in the second crunch with countries like taiwan, the philippines, thailand and indonesia. there you really have some growth in agriculture. a couple additional quick points on agriculture. one is russia's entry into the wto is important. we can talk about that later but u.s. agriculture had good access

overseas, which in wisconsin and let superior, the canadiens just lower their tax rate. 65% of net new from the successes of businesses. the driver of wisconsin and look at the industrial park. the odds are it is successful with maybe two and a 15 employees who are paying that. when we think we're hitting the guy in the yacht, where getting a successful small business. we do not want to have revenue problems. we're saying get rid of the loopholes. every person who them park money in a tax shelter, that its hero. takes away the tax shelter and it is 25%. what we're saying is that there are better policies that make us competitive to help us grow our economy. will we take a look at our poverty fighting strategy is, of what is the objective facts but it to treat the symptoms of poverty to make it easier to live with that or is it to the region to live with that bill -- will we take a look at our party fighting strategies, what is left of the objective? but we treat the symptoms of poverty to make it easier to live with? we are not saying you're stuck in your station in life. this is antit