congress gave them this job, why are you going to punish them in the process of doing the best job they cando. >> $11 billion a lot of money when agents tell me yes we can do it, we put in computer systems that don't talk to each otr. >> steve forbes, the thing is americans are looking at the irs a little different. nobody likes to pay their taxes. on the other hand, now they are much me of an enforcement agency. they got a badge underneath thr lapel. that's kind of scary. they may not be asking for this but with that new role do they deserve new money? >> no. we saw a little over a year ago, two years ago t abuses within the irs which still haven't been addressed and the fact that the tax code is now something as liz says is entrapment they can interpret it anyway they want. that's frightening. to give this agency access to information about our health, most intimate personal information as part of enforcement, no way. >> steve, this s always been an agencyf which you were always guilty until proven innocent unlike most of the legal code of the united states they can close down that business

we candoing everything to make sure the affordable care act worked, and the president has come forward and talked about it, and we have to see this as a way, one bullet in the overall process. but it is working. are beingof people covered and will be covered. >> the house voting this week on legislation to make health air.gov more sick era. this is a republican effort. we have to really look. seen the details. the efforts to undo and repeal the affordable care act. step toward repeal, i will not. class 10 minutes left with the congresswoman. we are talking about income disparity in this country. as democrat approach to it we mark the 50th anniversary today of lbj's war on poverty he on january 8, 1964. the front page of "the washington times" this morning -- guest: i just have to say, when you look at the fact the republican through the house wanted to cut food stamps by $40 million, the president did not support that. he put forward many economic growth initiatives that have tracks.pped dead in its let me read you -- i am glad you mentioned the 50 year anniversary. we have linda johns

we candoing everything to make sure the affordable care act worked, and the president has come forwardnd talked about it, and we have to see this as a way, one bullet in the overall process. but it is working. are beingof people covered and will be covered. >> the house voting this week on legislation to make health air.gov more sick era. this is a republican effort. we have to really look. seen the details. the efforts to undo and repeal the affordable care act. step toward repeal, i will not. class 10 minutes left with the congresswoman. we are talking about income disparity in this country. as democrat approach to it we mark the 50th anniversary today of lbj's war on poverty he on january 8, 1964. the front page of "the washington times" this morning -- guest: i just have to say, when you look at the fact the republican through the house wanted to cut food stamps by $40 million, the president did not support that. he put forward many economic growth initiatives that have tracks.pped dead in its let me read you -- i am glad you mentioned the 50 year anniversary. we have linda johnson