it was the first shoe that jay carney brought up at the daily briefing earlier today. last week the senate passed a bipartisan transportation bill that will keep construction workers on the job and keep our economy growing. an economy built to last depends on a world class infrastructure system that allows us to transport our people and goods as quickly and effectively as possible. that's why we need to continue to make investments to create jobs by rellg and modernizing roads, bridges and railways. that's why my administration will continue to fight for the long-term investments needed to ensure that america continues to compete and succeed in a global economy. he is calling on -- we commended the senate last -- we are calling on the house to follow the senate's lead and pass bipartisan transportation legislation. well, we commended the senate for passing the bill. i'm not going to write the legislation for them. we are saying the house, like the senate, should act in a bipartisan way and pass a bill. the% looks forward to signing into a law a transportation bill beca

it was the first issue that jay carney brought up at the daily briefing earlier today. >> before i take your questions, i wanted to start with a statement by the president. "last week, the senate passed a bipartisan transportation bill that will keep construction workers on the job and keep our economy growing. now the house of representatives needs to take bipartisan action so i can sign this into law. an economy built to last depends on a world class infrastructure system that allows us to transport goods as quickly as possible. that's why we need to continue to make investments that will create jobs by rebuilding and modernizing our roads, bridges, and railways. that's why my administration will continue to fight for the long-term investments needed to ensure that america continues to compete and succeed in a global economy." we commended the senate. we are calling on the house to pass bipartisan transportation legislation. the items in the bill will let congress figure out we commended the senate for acting in a bipartisan way on this important bill. the house, like the senate, shou

here now, cnbc's john carney. mr.gments together, we will call them sully con carney, and you are a former corporate attorney. you think this is not a show, you think this is a big deal because the s.e.c. or other agencies get involved, they might find what? >> it is a big deal, brian. you have a very public accusation by an employee of goldman sachs that they regard their own clients, managing directors, not just little people at the firm, but big shots at the firm are calling their own clients muppets. that's the code word for idiot. that's not how goldman should be talking about clients. if i'm a client, do they think i'm a muppet? it's a very big deal and the s.e.c. has to be looking into this. believe me, they are looking into it. i haven't talked to anybody at the s.e.c. about this, but when they get this kind of information in the public, they start to look into it. >> john, you could not disagree more, right? you think this is a big show and government should stay out because people can say what they want? >>

deeper into this welcome to the show charlie so you just heard the white house press secretary jay carney there he's kind of downplaying this saying it's no big deal but should americans be alarmed at how this executive order. yes i mean absolutely i think we should be alarmed about this executive order as well as you know legislation that has been rammed through congress and or and or executive orders that we've seen in the last several years you know just truly goes all the way back to nine eleven and a patriot act ever since then we've seen one piece of. liberty destroying legislation or another the latest of course being this executive order absolutely if you read this thing it you know he can allocate the resources they can commandeer resources and equipment and personnel war time work piece time if it reads like a cheap military novel on how it a government could take over and declare martial law and impose it with the authority of an executive order as cover and talk about the significance of that because similar orders have been signed by previous presidents but what really separa

jay carney.> i'm sorry. jay carney. ed henry asked him about a and carney -- so but now it is a different situation because now every dime matters to this country. >> absolutely. >> bill: and i want corporate reform. i want to knock out a lot of these subsidies. i think we have to do it methodically. >> how about fairly? >> bill: fairly is fine. i like fairly. right now the folks are going the oil companies don't need the 5 billion. knock it out. knock it off. >> they probably don't. >> bill: no, they don't. >> and maybe a lot of other industries don't either. why in the world would you go after an industry responsible directly and indirectly for nine million jobs. >> bill: i'm trying to run the government in a more efficient way. i'm not going after them. >> that is a happy thing. >> bill: i am a happy guy. >> the problem is if you are going to spread all the joy around do it uniformly and fairly with every industry. >> bill: you got to start this way and this is crazy. another crazy situation t

jay carney. >> i'm sorry. jay carney. ed henry asked him about a and carney -- so but now it is a different situation because now every dime matters to this country. >> absolutely. >> bill: and i want corporate reform. i want to knock out a lot of these subsidies. i think we have to do it methodically. >> how about fairly? >> bill: fairly is fine. i like fairly. right now the folks are going the oil companies don't need the 5 billion. knock it out. knock it off. >> they probably don't. >> bill: no, they don't. >> and maybe a lot of other industries don't either. why in the world would you go after an industry responsible directly and indirectly for nine million jobs. >> bill: i'm trying to run the government in a more efficient way. i'm not going after them. >> that is a happy thing. >> bill: i am a happy guy. >> the problem is if you are going to spread all the joy around do it uniformly and fairly with every industry. >> bill: you got to start this way and this is crazy. another crazy situation

arguably in this administration carney also talking about polls.would you suggest the supreme court do with health care law? throw out the whole law 42%. throw out the mandate 25%. uphold the law 26%. take a look at our fox news poll, what should happen with the health care law? repeal entirely, repeal parts of it. expand it, leave as it. is what status of health care general election but also the primary race. bring four panel. steve haste senior writer for the "weekly standard." juan williams syndicated columnist for the hill and charles krauthammer. the president doesn't spend a lot of time touting health care. >> he doesn't at all. i don't understand it because as you suggest it is the signature accomplishment of his first term in office or only term depending on the climate in november. i think if he did he would get results from it. he shies away from it 22% say expand it. so when you go back to the first one, you say how many of you say, you know, let's throw the whole thing out. there is a substantial number of people who think there should

it's going to be as john carney said, wicked fast. the ipad will be able to be used as a personal hot spot. that's wa we know now. we're still waiting on details about battery life and the name. but that's what we have right now. i'm hearing right now the price is $499. excuse me for shouting. but a 16-gig, $499 for the price for the 16-gig new ipad -- i'm sorry? okay. 32 gigabytes and 64 gigabytes will also be available. those are the varying sizes of this new ipad. 16-gig at $499. >> thank you very much, courtney. could we -- i think scott's last point about downloading movies is an interesting one. could we put up a chart of netflix quickly and see if the stock is reacting to this news? that could damage their business model. netflix of course is the -- one of ty's favorite stocks. and it is down on the trading session. be interesting to see if the stock takes a hit on the new ability for people to re-download movies. all right. mary thompson is at the nyse with the latest moves in the market for us. and we've held on to the lion's

carney, the emerging companies to grow act. fewer and fewer startups have pursued initial public offerings because of burdensome costs created by a series of one-size-fits-all laws and regulations. these changes have driven up costs and uncertainty for young companies looking to go public. not going public deprives company the need for capital to expand their business, develop innovative products and hire more american workers. title 1 would create a new category called emerging growth companies that have less than $1 billion in annual revenues when they register with the s.e.c. and less than $700 million in public float after the i.p.o. emerging growth companies will have five years to transition to full compliance with a variety of regulations that are expensive and burdensome. this onramp status will allow small and immediate-sized companies the opportunity to save on expensive compliance costs and create the cash needed to successfully grow their businesses and create american jobs. it will also make it easier for potential

which i did today. >> jay carney responding to some of the details of the paul ryan bug plan. joining us live on the phone is jennifer ruben. it's titled right turn. thanks as always for being with us on c-span. >> my pleasure. >> let's dig into some of the details of the ryan plan. where are the disparity? where are the differences between what ryan and the republicans are looking at and what the presidents have proposed. >> one of the starkest differences between the two budgets and frankly between this budget and ryan's budget last time. first of all, remember the budget control act last year put into place a mechanism that would enact automatic cuts unless this committee could come up with $1.2 trillion in debt reduction. they dependent do that. and the sequester ax would fall and would fall half on discretionary domestic spending and half on discretionary defense spending. what the ryan budget does is come up with a substitute set of cuts so that the defense side does not go forward. the rationale for that is several fold. first of all, secretary of defense panetta and ot

. >> jay carney insists white house is not ducking political liability.ing healthcare was featured in major campaign film. >> he knew he couldn't fix the economy if he didn't fix healthcare. >> carney charged republicans are trying to distract from the fact that if they repeal the law, they have no plan to fix the system. >> would you have it be the way it was before when insurance companies could throw you off if you got sick? they have no answer to that. this is not a debate we will shy away from. >> ahead of monday's argument, the president faces skeptical public. fox news polling shows little change in the last two years in the high percentage of the public that wants to repeat the whole law or parts of it. despite presidential promises the more people were educated the law the more they would like it. >> i'll engage a great campaign from one end of the country to the other, telling americans with insurance or without insurance what they stand to gain. >> on monday when the supreme court kicks things off, the president will be quiet again. democratic

karen bohan, who covers the white house for writer's news with questions to press secretary jay carney. >> jay, can you talk about the timing of the meeting with congressional leaders why this came about now? and, also, although both sides are up, isn't it kind of a sign of the partisanship and the fighting between the two parties that there has not been a meeting of this kind since july? >> well, i say two things about that. one is that there has certainly been communication between the president and the leaders of the house and the senate in the last -- in the time since they last sat down together. i think last summer and spring were notable for the high number of hours that the leaders spent together with the president as they tried to work out -- avoid overt to government shut down in the spring and work out an agreement on deficit and debt reduction in the summer. >>> as for this meeting, it was an opportunity as the president saw it to meet with the leadership at the beginning of this year. it was useful to do it after congress acted on the president's highest priority for the b

there's more work to be done. >> white house press secretary jay carney earlier in the day. one key part of getting a good job is getting a good education. wisconsin and vermont have a high school graduation rate of 90%. nationwide it is 75.5%. that's an increase of about 3.5% from 2001 to 2009. improving in states like tennessee and in new york. today at&t announcing that it is providing money to make sure that kids stay in school. chairman and chief executive officer randall stevenson announcing today that at&t will provide $250 million to reduce the high school drop-out rate over the next five years. that is on top of the $100 million the company had spent since 2008 to fund similar initiatives through an effort called at&t aspire. today arne duncan, education secretary, announcing new details to make sure that these grants can improve the high school graduation rate and improve schools overall. part of the america's promise alliance, a forum that took place here in washington, d.c. >> what are the ingredients? what are the secrets to this success? in the program we're se

at the briefing today, ben feller with questions to jay carney. >> talk of the speaker being encouraged about what the president had to say about the jobs act and speaker boehner would be happy to work with the president on a true energy policy. your read out there, pretty upbeat too. was there a specific agenda that came out of the agenda that the american people can say that will likely be done? >> well, i don't want a specific piece of legislation or itemize the topics. as we talked about yesterday, i said and we put out a statement from amy brunledge, that the republicans jobs act was put out with elements in it that overlap considerably with the president's priorities and, in fact, echo the very things the president brought up first in his speech in september when he put forward his american jobs act. he repeated those very same areas in terms of the small business and assistance to small business in the state of the union address and again last week when he signed the payroll tax extension. so, certainly, there is reason to hope that if congress can focus on resolving some differe

thanks very much. >> nas the white house press secretary jay carney taking questions from cbs's peter mayer. you can find the full white house briefing and all the events at the c-span network covers on our website, c-span.org. back in a minute with more "washington today." >> on march 26th, 27th and 28th the u.s. supreme court will hear oral arguments and challenges to the health care law. you'll hear an argument cited in several of the pending health care cases saturday on c-span radio's historic supreme court oral argument. from 1997, county sheriffs jay prince and richard mack, petitioners versus the united states, respondent. >> in the federal state context, this court has upheld laws passed under the spending power, the commerce power including the power to preempt state legislation and the article 6 duty of state judges to hear federal causes of action. the interim provisions the of the brady acts is not an exercise of any of those powers. the court of appeals for the 9th circuit held that in essence, congress may commandeer the sheriff's departments of our country as long as t

process here that is essential to the long-term resolution in afghanistan. >> the comments by jay carney, the white house secretary. the meeting that took place with the afghan president and leon panetta in kabul. the taliban intending to keep fighting until the last foreign soldier keeps fighting in afghanistan. they refuse to negotiate with president karzai saying they were upset over the interview last month saying he began joint peace talks with the u.s. and talib taliban. you can read more by logging on to wsj.com. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton saying the u.s. government is recommitting itself to ending modern slavery. she spoke at the president's anti-human trafficking task force meeting. this is the 150th anniversary of lincoln's speech of emancipation proclamation. here is part of her speech today. >> it is an important part of our diplomatic engagement. our report is the most comprehensive assessment of how well governments are doing to address this crime. the tip-off offices are supporting programs that provide assistance to survivors and help the governments build the

i think i have answered this, again, chinese tires, to start. >> white house press secretary jay carney made his comments today. joining us on the phone is doug palmer. >> you're welcome, glad to be here. >> in looking at this wto dispute, it's not only the u.s. but japan and the european union so is there significance that we're not alone in making this claim against the chinese government? >> well, yeah, i think so. i mean, i think it gives force to the argument when you have three major economies like the european union, japan and the united states all saying that china is not abiding by its commitments and they have shared interest in a successful outcome of this case since their industries are dependent on access to these rare earth and currently the biggest source of supply is in china. >> so what the core issue, where is the dispute? >> the dispute is over export restrictions that china has impose on these rare earth minerals that are used in variety of products. clean-energy products. advanced technology products. like iphones and solar panels and electric cars. advanced batteri

that brought some quick questions today to press secretary jay carney who refuted this reuters story.> reports today that the president and prime minister cameron discussed tapping strategic oil reserves. what's the status of the white house's attempt at that, the spr and are you having those kinds of discussions with other foreign leaders because obviously you want to do this with international concurrence. >> jim, the suggestion that energy issues were among the topics discussed by the british prime minister and the president should not be surprising. energy issues were among the topics discussed in the meetings that they had. it is inaccurate as was reported today that any kind of agreement was reached on a course of action, or that any kind of timetable associated with the course of action was agreed to. those reports are wrong. they are false. >> jay carney responding to that reuters story that seemed to indicate that the u.s. and great britain were about to release some of the oil from the strategic reserves. by the way the daily briefing is available on our website as well as a

press secretary jay carney's briefing started moments ago, he'll likely be asked what this, these new claims say about iran's claim that its nuclear program is peaceful. megyn? megyn: wendell, thank you. again, reports about this weapons offer began inside of israel. we will go live to jerusalem at the top of the hour, our next hour, and we'll continue monitoring the white house briefing and bring you the news as it breaks from the white house. >>> turning now to the president's re-election bid. his campaign is now blaming republicans for recent fundraising challenges. the obama campaign is warning donors that if they want to keep barack obama in the white house, they'd better show him the money asap. team obama argues the prolonged republican primary is hurting president obama's ability to build up his campaign coffers, saying it's easier to raise money when you only have one opponent, one identified opponent. at last check the obama campaign has raised over $100 million, that is far short of the three-quarters of a billion dollars it collected in the 2008 race. but it's not for lack

tim carney, what is rick santorum doing tied with president obama?> president obama has done things to make himself unpopular. also things he hasn't done, like gas prices. i don't blame him, but voters do. and here's an in. being socially conservative does not make you a popular. there's a portion that think we shouldn't be forcing people to buy contraception. >> it's extraordinarily to see you, but we have a saying in britain. a week is a long time in politics. we have a long way to go to the general election. as far as rick santorum goes, how long is mr. frieze going to remain in? the question is not are they going to drop out of the race, but when are their super pacs going to drop out of the race? >> there's probably no other entity in the country more than the obama administration or campaign that would love to test that theory out with rick santorum in a general election. i don't think it's going to happen, but i think we're months out from the election. i think the polls -- we can't start to tune into them too much until there's two people in

jay carney said the president's message was he wanted to congratulate sandra fluke for in carney's words >> the -- like a lot of people feel that the kinds of personal attacks that she -- that have been directed her way are inappropriate. the fact that our political discourse has become debased in many ways is bad enough. it is worse when it's direct at a private citizen. >> reporter: it's pretty clear from that readout of the call that the white house wants to keep this issue alive. just yesterday vice president joe biden acknowledged publicly that the initial contraception debate in his words got screwed up. you remember the white house taking a lot of heat from the catholic church in the early stages of this debate with it was about religious freedom. the white house has been able to shift this to a debate about women's health. an administration official is saying they believe the republicans are on the defensive on this issue and they are more than happy to keep it alive. megyn: we have more details coming in on these tornadoes hitting northern alabama among other places as a powerfu

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more now from john carney. how's that playing over? >> i love how they call this internal memo from jamie dimon. >> yet we've all managed to read it. >> yeah. the king of wall street strikes again. he admitted to very generous, he's not taking advantage while getting himself great publicity. and at goldman there was actually some laughter about dimon's statement. >> you're suggesting that he is not magnanimous in his ways? i'm shocked, john. goldman got whacked yesterday. are they losing business from this? that's the ultimate question. >> so far from what i'm told, clients have asked about it, how is goldman going to react, but nobody's saying they're going to pull their business. goldman's clients are very sophisticated people. they know goldman is on the other side of the trades they're doing. they know goldman is a tough player on wall street. a lot of them that's why they do business with it. but i will tell you there is a little bit of fear inside goldman sachs that this kind of thing can be demoralizing. it can make the people w

if this is all and part peroration to go to war with iran here is white house press secretary jay carney is answer to that question at a press conference. it's an. hour to hour. service was. explained with its. reaction to it i think it was a fairly. standard and rich. piece of business. so is this just business as usual or does it give the executive branch unprecedented amount of power to talk more about this radio host alex jones joins me now from austin hi alex nice to see you so we just heard though the white house they're they're they're brushing this off saying it's not really a big deal but should americans be alarmed. americans should be extremely alarmed look at the indy a where the president saying he can secretly kill americans and have bags put over our head and have a throne and a black vans to disappear forever or look at the t.s.a. in the airports groping people look at the drones in our skies look at arming checkpoints now the end of posse common taught us what's dangerous about this cold war era emergency legislation is that it was for basically nuclear war and it is for

yeah carney couldn't really answer the question as usual but here's the best part george zorn make up the nation decided to follow up on top of question try to find out on the last five we killed a member of al qaeda in afghanistan really was so yesterday he won't answer the part of the fence told him that the most recent operation that killed an al qaeda fighter was april twentieth that's ten months ago however there was an al-qaeda foreign fighter captured near kabul in may two thousand and eleven and al qaeda facilitator captured in the party a province on january thirtieth of this year as already pointed. by comparison the number of coalition fatalities since april two thousand and eleven has been four hundred and sixty six so there you have folks here's more numerical proof comparisons actually show you just how completely full of it officials are the tell you that alternate goal in afghanistan is to defeat dismantle and disrupt al qaeda and there are signs of progress or success in that it's all a reason to keep fighting redoubling our efforts spending more money and worst of al

if this is all in preparation to go to war with iran here's what white house press secretary jay carney how he answered that question at a press conference recently and some commentators. were to all of the. water in the system were time it was supposed to. suggest what. the word. explained with the word. well i cannot explain the reaction to it i think it was a fairly. standard routine piece of business so is this just business as usual or does it give the executive branch an unprecedented amount of power and should americans be alarmed about this executive order well i posed that question earlier to charlie mcgrath founder of wide awake news dot com here's his take. i mean absolutely i think we should be alarmed about this executive order as well as you know legislation that has been rammed through congress and or and or executive orders that we've seen in the last several years you know just truly goes all the way back to nine eleven and the patriot act ever since then we've seen one piece of . liberty destroying legislation or another the latest of course being this executive order

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jay carney did say it was a local law enforcement matter, they didn't want to interfere witness. when the president got the question today he walked back to the podium and clearly wanted to weigh in on this as this case has got even more and more attention. take a quick listen. >> thank you. >> you're going to do great. >> thank you. >> all right. >> controversial allegations of lingering racism within our society. the stand your ground law. can you comment on the trayvon martin, sir. >> i'm head of the executive branch, and the attorney general reports to me, so i've got to be careful about my statements to make sure that we are not impairing any investigation that is taking place right now. but obviously this is a tragedy. i can only imagine what these parents are going through. and when i think about this boy, i think about my own kids. if i had a son he'd look like trayvon. and, you know, i think they are right to expect that all of us as americans are going to take this with the seriousness it deserves, and that we are going to get to the bottom of exactly what happened. >>

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>>jonathan: the president through jake carney said distinctly that the exit strategy will not changes you look at president obama on the phone with karzai some say that is not possible now because the entire exit strategy was built on the premise of trust between u.s. troops and afghan security forces and they also say we have new put the afghan people in a position where they are left with a sophie's choice of the corrupt karzai government or the corrupt and brutal taliban. >> the afghan people are self-governed in a tradition of tribes. so you force them into positions of choosing and they do not like the choice we are the issue. >>jonathan: and he agrees with robert young pelton saying at the top of the show, you cannot fix afghanistan without first fixing pakistan and that is job no one wants to take on. >>shepard: no one is close to that where the reports indicate 90 percent of all people can neither read or write the taliban finds this easy prey. >>jonathan: this is perfect situation for the taliban to position themselves to retake criminal first in the wake of the accidental d

i want to go back to the jake carney idea that this being a federal investigation.t "the young turks" called the fbi early last week and here was the response they gave us. we're aware of matter. we've been in contact with local authorities and we've been monitoring the matter. this must be a crime as a result of bias and that determination is made by us and not the locals. turner, part of that seems to be encouraging. that the fbi would at some point make a determination whether there was bias if there was a crime. do you think this should an federal case? do you think the fbi should look at this. >> they definitely should look at it. the community feels that the fbi should take over the entire police department there. >> all right, very clear on that. turner clayton. seminole county, naacp president. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> more personal abuse not on this, of course, but occupy movement back in new york and the cops bashing their heads into the walls. maybe you can change too? you're a dreamer annie. the streets are all i know. i'l

here is jake carney. >> i don't want to predict in the future what point if certain things happen or't happen, additional strategies could be put if place but i will say the approach we are taking is what we believe is the right approach, working with syria and the international community to further isolate and pressure assad. >>jonathan: no dramatic change coming from the administration or any other western capitals leaving the assads free to continue laughing about slaughter. >>shepard: incredible. thank you, jonathan. he will chat about this story and other headlines at foxnews.com/shep on "on the hunt," link. further korea, the rogue nation is defying calls from around the world to stop a long range rocket launch planned for next month. and it put diplomacy efforts in serious jeopardy. today north korean officials maintained this launch of a satellite for peaceful purposes despite suspicion around the world that it is just a cover for test of a nuclear weapon delivery system. at the same time, state television showed this video of the if you leadership, kim the younger, reportedl

authorities say he was helping a driver at the scene of the crash in carney when he was hit in the head by a fallenning tree. he is expected to be okay. >>> and tommy clack entered a dpul ti please he was in annapolis circuit court to accept the plea deal. homeowners say clack paveed the driveway and charged them thousands for the work even though he wasn't licensed. other pending charges could be dropped. he could face