he said darrell, don't worry. i'm taking your mom to my suite and you go play the game. >> hill caught 10 passes that day despite being double and triple teamed and he credits his teammates who stood by him that entire historic season even when he didn't know it. >> after i left maryland they had had a team meeting about accommodations in restaurants and the team had voted unanimously if they won't take him, we won't stay. >> reporter: when you look back now and think about breaking those barriers, does it mean more now? >> it means a lot more. >> means a lot to a lot of folks. told at age 70 hill has been a success -- today at age 70 hill has been a successful businessman and is chairman of a group called kids play usa foundation. he's trying to work with kids who don't have much money who play youth sports to make sure they have all the equipment they need. he's a pretty big terps fan, so he was a little disappointed saturday. >> one thing that struck me was when he talked about brian piccolo, bears hero and gay

joe mccarthy were alive today chances are even pretty jealous of congressman darrell ises combative rhetoric never ending in washington which was mccarthy two point zero up to now and the same time we gave this taxpayer robbing congressmen the boot and according to a new gallup poll more americans support the legalization of marijuana but ever before lawmakers in washington ever be as high on the idea as the american people or. you need to know this it was on june ninth one nine hundred fifty four during the thirtieth day of the so-called army mccarthy hearings when republican senator joe mccarthy was investigating the united states army for communistic timothy's those of well counsel for the united states army at that time had had enough of mccarthy's baseless accusations and lies which months and hyperbolic partisan rhetoric and call him out. in front of congress and in front of the american people . who. look. up these are not us fans and the lad for them and you. have no standing. here at long last and you know him so. well as comments help to open americans eyes to the lunacy and absurd

but darrell green makes a good point.say but couldn't articulate well is how do i hit the guy. >> there is a whole great bunch of space between the head and the knee. >> yes, but then -- >> you could hit a guy in the chest, the waist, the thigh and the shoulder. >> he makes a good point with the acl. you go back to the ravens- packers game. the rookie safety matt elam took out randall cob but two people were hurt that day because they were taken out with the legs. >> and there is an argument about whether guys are going low now because of the head thing. but a lot of space between that. >> but you don't say you are doing it on purpose. >> especially the late hits. you have to put the brakes on. and i'm not defending or not defending, but it is a football game and it is spur of the moment and guys are moving. >> very sad. >> interesting how it all starts to develop. "i'm terry mcauliffe, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad." "i'm very troubled by ken cuccinelli." "he tried to change virginia's divorce laws" "to

jimmy is a socialite and kurt is a longtime aide to congressman darrell ice that describes himself but as an opportunist. not the although raised on the politics of west wing the media culture literally in griffin came to washington and found the father figure with darrell i said it was so completely a neighbor with his own narrative that he felt the need to tell me all about it . . ready males these are written by members of congress and eventually he was fired and is in chapter eight. but those who are extremely powerful whether president to the united states nor senate majority leader harry reid or the next governor of virginia and again is at looks at the entire world people who tried to scramble to the top of the pecking order. >> you have made the point that despite the fact people say washington is divided as though interconnected and the players that have that connection it goes without saying that washingtonians don't know these people that they are fully divorced so not so much a town or a place but a class a ruling class? >> the political class they think they are the ruling

that's 51-year-old darrell drayton. according to report, in this moment before he tried to flee deputies, he had a nice he was threatening his sister with and threatened and stabbed a deputy. >> you see that he's tens to run. that's what you hear sheriffs deputies open fire. the shots did hit darrell drayton. deputies went in to perform cpr. they weren't able to revive him. once they got there, they did pronounce hum dead on the scene. all of these deputies are on administrative leave pending an investigation. the sheriff in north charleston says that now this man's mental health is in question. >> i don't know that this person needed to die. family members called for help, they didn't call for the cops to execute this guy. >> he wanted people to believe this video because he believes it showed they tried everything they could before using lethal force. >> street performer gets attacked by. >> and dude grabs a cold one and takes a sip. >> oh, boy. >> the chilling truth behind the freeze. there's only two of us... how mu

i'll ask darrell issa. right after this. & dumplings. hearty cheeseburger.tilla. if you think campbell's 26 new soups sound good, imagine how they taste. m'm! m'm! good! the wright brothers became the first in flight. [ goodall ] i think the most amazing thing is how like us these chimpanzees are. [ laughing ] [ woman ] can you hear me? and you hear your voice? oh, it's exciting! [ man ] touchdown confirmed. we're safe on mars. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hi. [ baby fussing ] ♪ >>> the government shutdown now, entering its third week. we're only just 54 hours away. possibly defaulting on its financial obligation at home and around the world. the senate is said to be close to a deal that would reopen is the government. let's talk about this with congressman darrell issa. thanks for coming in. thank you, wolf. and i look forward to -- >> let's talk about some of these issues. we asked some of our twitter followers to send some suggested questions. i'll p ultimate one on the screen. will house republicans pass a deal that will not have changes to obama care? >> i

that is darrell issa. >> thank you. watching hearing room and darrell issa is delivering his opening statement. sarah halling gram is on the stand. they want to find out what that communication is all about and how political it was. martha: that is interesting. we'll keep an eye on a that this morning. how bad is the government shutdown getting? just ask all of the people who have been issued tickets for trying to walk around the grand canyon. seriously? bill: all those politicians would like to get away, huh? how about this idea? hundreds of hot-air balloons taking flight. speaking of hot air, we'll tell you where this is going on. martha: i like that one. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today... and tomorrow. so let's see what we can do about th

darrell green told me why he's now apologizing. >> i have those brain surgeries, sometimes went over my head. i didn't really know what i said until i left the set. i talked to my wife lydia and she kind of told me what i said. i think it was kind of ignorant for me not to apologize. >> we need to note both dexter and darrell both contributors on our game on sports program. >>> today prince george's county police announced the arrest of three suspects in the murder of a man trying to protect a pregnant colleague. >> reporter: i'm scott broom at the clarion hotel in oxon hill, maryland. the three suspects arrested for a murder that occurred here last week may also be suspects in armed robberies throughout the region. seen on tape, a suspect police now say is 20-year-old deandre weems leaping the hotel front desk and holding a gun on the terrorized clerk. on his way out food and beverage manager jesse chavez tried to stop the robber and was shot and killed. >> the murder weapon has been recovered. the torched get away car has been recovered. >> reporter: today prince george's county po

i'll speak with two powerful congressmen, democrat steve israel and republican darrell issa. they are here to debate. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we begin with breaking news right now. the credit rating agency fitch, fitch has placed the united states aaa long-term foreign and local currency default ratings right now in what they call rating watch negative. the ratings of all outstanding u.s. sovereign debt securities have also been placed on that status along with u.s. short-term foreign currency rating procedures. this is a serious development right now. in 31 hours from now, this country could actually start defaulting on its debt, sending shock waves around the world. a senate deal to reopen the government temporarily and raise the debt ceiling is on hold. the house speaker john boehner is warning against a default but he may not have the votes to pass a tougher counter proposal so are both sides digging in right now? the stakes clearly enormous. republican conservatives met in a mexican restaurant here in washington last night to plot strategy.

. >> darrell is a trailblazer, but not only for the university but for people like me.ic director at university of maryland today if it wasn't for people like darrell hill. >> now darrell hill returns to the field tomorrow to witness history again 50 years later. >> plus we turn to consumer reports before we buy a big ticket item like a car or computer, but now hear what consumer reports is saying about obamacare and other health programs. >> and chaos at howard university's homecoming as students storm the gates to a soldout concert. good evening. i'm jan jeffcoat. derek is off tonight. we'll get to all those stories in just a home, but first a look at your world in 90 seconds. >> bare minimum of a sentence compared to what i think he does everybodies. >> delegate dwyer did not cause the boating accident. >> reporter: today in two separate sentences delegate don dwyer got a total of 60 days to be served on weekends. >> germany's foreign minister summoned the american ambassador thursday to explain why u.s. intelligence may have monitored german chancellor an

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darrell issa is here to tell you who is on the hot seat next. romance between governor chris cities christie and bruce springsteen. rudy giuliani is sean guest at 10 p.m. eastern. >>> okay, everyone. it's time to hash it out. new jersey governor chris christie scoring big endorsement. the hill shaqses christie. new 30 second spot. >> i don't endorse many politicians but chris christie is different. is he working with with me to bring jobs back to our cities. and on a new program to help kids in tough neighborhoods get ahead. governor christie has provided more funding for schools, given parents more choices in what schools their kids can go to and merit pay for good teachers. >> talk about a slam dunk ad, you like that one? and a shocking new trend among american soldiers. the associated press tweeting suck in that gut, soldier. bulkier troops turn to liposuction to pass the fat test. relies on neck and waste measurements to determine future prospects in the military. service members argue the test also weeds out muscular builds so some are gett

we welcome california congressman darrell issa. he is the chairman of the oversight & government reform committee. friday, mr. chairman, your committee, along with the senate committee, announced you'd start issuing subpoenas soon if you didn't get the documents that you had "from secretary sebelius' department. what exactly are you looking for now? and what is it you hope to find out? >> bob, we're looking for quick answers so that we can, on behalf of the american people, straighten out as much as can be straightepped out that's above the water-- which the web site-- and the 90% that's below the water like an iceberg that are the other problems in obamacare, and just quickly. 2500 counties, almost 68-- almost 60 p58% of those counties only have two or one companies bidding for health care. so it's not just the web site. it's a question of cost and benefit to the american people. >> schieffer: the white house is saying and they told me again last night that they believe they can get this thing fixed by the end of november. and if

darrell issa asked kathleen sebelius for documents. at lower staff at that point and were not able to get the documents to chairman issa. they have not gotten them to them yet. i heard from the spokesman peters that they're working. we're disappointed that a s&p was necessary and she said we're working expeditiously to produce these documents. it's a large request be really what is happening is it speengs to the policies and politics of healthcare.gov. this is something the republicans want to focus a lot of attention on and there are still a lot of questions unanswered. ashleigh? >> lisa desjardins, thank you for that. the jobs approval just hit an all-time low. in a new nbc wall street judge poll, only 2% of americans approve of how president obama is handling his job. it's down 10%. and look at disapprove. 51%. for an administration that's struggling to stay on message, particularly about signature legislation, obama care. joining me now is sally cohen and will cain a columnist with "the blaze." is it necessary? i think i just heard

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. >> darrell samuels is being housed in the carson section of ad seg for an assault on an officer. >>, what's up? >> don't step on my foot. >> okay. okay. >> hey, hey. be cool. >> yeah, i'm all right. i'm all right. >> i was breaking in cars in the projects back in the days, and i got caught when i was 9 years old, and after that, it's just been hell from then. i kept going to group homes and kept running from group homes, ended up in wiley. >> not worried about the [ bleep ]. caught on a gun charge. went to county jail, got out for that, got another gun charge, got sentenced to the penitentiary. got out now. i got a violation for access to a gun. never had no positive influence. my influence was the streets. and i thought that was positive because that's all i knew so i'm thinking that is the right way, so i'm going to go that way. that's what i did. >> samuels wants to turn his life around for the sake of his son. he doesn't want his boy to grow up without a father like he did. >> that's my life right there. that's what i got to live for right now. that's what i think about all the

is darrell issa says the white house is, of course, hiding the real costs of the affordable care act.hat's interesting, because a new report shows lower than projected premiums under the aca will save the federal government $190 billion over ten years. and boost the law's deficit reduction by 174%, to almost $300 billion. i mean, again, falsification. >> look, they have never cared about the truth. this started -- >> hang on. >> they haven't. on the affordable care act, they have never cared about the truth. death panels, rationing, seniors were going to lose their medicare, go through the list of charges. they're all false. i mean, they still stand up and say we're going to repeal obama care to reduce the deficit. if you repeal obama care, you're going to raise the deficit by that $330 billion. >> congratulations. >> so it is a consistent pattern, it is ideologically driven. and i'll tell you what i'm afraid. what i'm afraid of as boehner plays to this chorus of people he's got in this kaub caucus, these crazy people, if i can call them crazy people and he can get pushed down the roa

. >> last but not least, fullback, darrel young. >> military's special to me, to come out and see youing to have fun with us today. what's your parents doing, they're real heros. we're asked to run 100 yards and entertain you guys. your parents are putting their lives on the line every day. hail to the redskins. have fun, have fun, have fun. there it is. there it is. if you beat me, you've got to clap. got to clap the whole time we're out here if i beat you. ready? don't cheat. don't cheat! i like it. give plea some. keep going, give me some. i like it. let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go. let's have a little fun. let's spice this up a bit. here we go. what we're going to do everyone's going to race. losers got push-ups. go in. go in. all right. let's go. that's what i like to hear. feels really good to be here having fun, being out there with mill faerp what their parents are doing every day, it's an honor to be here, having fun with their kids while they're doing what they're doing. >> there you go. footwork. footwork. i love the redskins. >> coming up next on nbc 4 we'

darrell issa congressman from california started yanking on the doors saying i have to go. of the activity around you? liz: the activity? okay. so i am looking directly out on constitution, and i can see just as i peer through the glass because they kind of made us lock the door for our own protection, of course, a lot of police activity of the kind that's after the fact. i don't know if they're pursuing, you probably have better information. tracy: liz, also, i want to just reconfirm that we did get confirmation that capitol police officers have been hurt -- ashley: yes. a capitol policeman has been injured near washington's capitol as reuters is reporting -- liz: hello, they're letting us go out for one second. ashley: okay. liz: let's see -- out on the balcony. the building's still on lockdown. no, they are shutting the door again and duct taping it. i'm talking about capitol police. they do have guns right now. we are on the third floor, we'll keep you posted on any developments, but right now they're not letting us go outside. tracy: lizzie, you stay safe. we will get

darrell issa was one of the big contributors but there were other quiet conservative contributors thatassroots movement that got it done. but what did they get? >> well, i think as boehner looks to figure out whether he's going to be on the same message as the tea party grassroots movement or not when he goes and offers his talking points the next couple of weeks, he's going to have to give a little bit more than we don't have the votes in the house to pass a clean cr. i think that we saw it this weekend and we'll keep seeing it. democrats will say prove it, bring it to a vote. >> what does victory look like? >> well, the consequences of this are that you have people that aren't beholden to the establishment. ted cruz, rand paul. >> that's what 2003 gave us. >> they don't owe anybody anything. that's what we're seeing play out today. >> before i get to shameless plug plugs, i want to put up the markets. the markets all down triple -- the dow is down triple digits. ron, we know they're the wild card here. >> yeah, that affects everybody. you look at your 401(k) today, folks. >> october

and what we also see is this is detainee darrel couch. he's entering the food line here. one of the interesting things with mr. couch, you notice the routine has been to grab a cup of juice along with the food tray. mr. couch doesn't grab any juice because his intention is not to sit down to a meal. >> took the tray and rammed it right into his face. right into the orbital socket. and was immediately punching him with everything he could get, several times slams to the ground. one time had him in a reverse head lock and drove his head into the floor. >> what our protocols in the suffolk county sheriff's department calls for is the officer waits for backup before breaking up that fight so as not to endanger him. as soon as he sees the entry of the team, he's moving to break up that fight. there they do, and they remove the combatants, separate them fairly quickly. >> gonzalez who is awaiting trial on an armed assault charge to which he's pled not guilty was immediately taken to the jail infirmary for treatment of injuries to his right eye and head. >> did you get any good

from darrell issa who seems to be suggesting that the house side, the gop side has come to some kindement on what they're going to put forth. we have told you some of the things we believe are going to be in that, a two-year delay for the medical devices tax which a number of companies have found onerous, however, it helped pay for obamacare. what will happen on the senate side? he's saying, you know, the republicans in the senate need to hold fast on this and support their republican brethren on the house side if the democrats in the senate bristle at this deal, because they very much want to get something done. so we'll see where this goes. we'll take you there live as soon as that gets under way. bill: also in washington american veterans around the country again gathering at the world war ii memorial on the national mall, protesting the partial shutdown. moments ago here is one veteran at the mall. >> behind me, ladies and gentlemen, are representatives from the military coalition. they have my back. unlike the administration and congress which doesn't have my back. as we stand h

moments ago, mayor gray was joined by congressman darrell issa and others to call on congress and the president to act now. >> those funds will be depleted soon, ladies and gentlemen. the question is, what are we supposed to do then question mark we have a budget. we generated the money. free us so we can spend our own money in the proper way. >> the district is showing economic strength and growth. the federal government can only -- can only and this collateral damage. these city cannot stand back and be driven to its knees. the mayor said today that back in 1990 five during the shutdown, it took five days for the d.c. budget to be freed from all of this. come tomorrow, it will be double that amount of time. the mayor has appealed to the president and the leadership of both houses of congress. congressman issa said in conjunction with representative eleanor holmes norton, they will go to the president, asking him to open up funding for d.c. it always comes down to the wire, and the decision needs to be made very soon. reporting live, brianne carter, abc 7 news. >> in the meantime, it

good morning, chairman darrell issa, and members of the committee. i am arthur elkins, inspector general of the u.s. environmental protection agency and i'm pleased to appear before you today to discuss some of the recent important work of the office of inspector general. in particular, i will highlight the work that ensued is a direct result of the ig's criminal investigation of this former employee. the epa assistant inspector general, whose testimony will follow mine, will provide more specific details of the investigation that led to guilty plea on september 27, 2013. thank you for allowing me the opportunity to share with you the ig's various efforts to safeguard the epa and the u.s. chemical safety board from fraud and waste and abuse and independent voters cite of programs and operations. i would like to commend the professionalism of the staff whose work serves as the foundation of my testimony this morning. once my office learned of the serious allegations made against bill, do office of investigations immediately announced a successful inve

bill: darrell issa from the hill, we'll speak again. martha: all right, so what's in a name? it is now joining a growing list of newspapers p that will no longer use the name redskins when referring to the washington's nfl team. the newspaper's managing editor says, quote: martha: from now on the newspaper in mot cases will simply refer to the team as washington. what do you think? bill hemmer? bill: i think there is growing support and pressure to change the name. martha: i think that's very true. bill: and i think, you know, whether you're a redskins fan or not, it's just a question of time whether you own the team or it's the commissioner, roger goodell, who forces your hand. you know how this stuff works. martha: i sure do. bill: the more attention it gets, eventually the pressure's too high -- martha: i had a redskins pin that had the two ribbons and a rabbit's foot hanging from it? i'm sure that would be really popular now. bill: keep that, okay? it's going to be valuable someday. martha: i think it might be. all right, so has the media coverage of obamacare and this pr

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darrell issa, thank you, sir.g you again. >> thank you. >>> i can only conclude by all the e-mails and tweets we're getting right now that either a lot of you were bullied or a lot of you were bullies. wait until you read some of these beauties. and why i think the president might want to read them as well, because i think he can watch and learn. right after this. >>> football team bullying? the e-mails coming in fast and furious. no, it wasn't bullying. grow up, you thin-skinned whiners. greg posted, if you don't like losing, don't play sports. if you don't like losing 91-0, you should try a little harder. melissa tweets oh for god's sake, this attorney says the kiddies on the football team were bullied because they were afraid they would lose. maybe a lesson to be learned here for the president, i'm not saying he was a bully. but now and then he does exhibit bullyish behavior. he rejected republicans' rejections and ended up getting none of their votes, ultimately producing a lopsided political piece of legislat

darrel issa, the republicans top investigators on capitol hill threatened to issue subpoenas if they don't turn over documents related to the website on monday. they plan to comply, but need more time. as for the party, a total of ten democratic senators calling for an extension of the open enrollment date past the end of next march. senator dianne feinstein and kay hagen join gene shaheen, leading the effort to give those who don't have health insurance more time to get it. joe johns, cnn, washington. >> thank you. sanjay gupta spoke to a family. you will hear his chat with kathleen sebelius coming up. >>> students make an incredible escape from a bus engolfed in flames. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ build! we're investing big to keep our country in the lead. ♪ load! we keep moving to deliver what you need. and that means growth, lots of cargo going all around the globe. cars and parts, fuel and steel, peas and rice, hey that's nice! ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ helping this big country move ahead as one

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jacob hacker who worked on the affordable care act, this is darrell issa today.ed to replace obama care, but how can we make sure that all americans have access to health care without breaking the bank. idea, we can give all americans access to the health insurance that all members of congress have, we should give everybody the access to the health care, don't you think? >> well, i'm glad that republicans are figuring out they're supportive of obama care. it is a remarkable development. if you look back to when this debate began, when chuck grassley pushed this point, it was really seen as a way to derail obama care, now it is seen as a way to derail obama care but has real consequences, what people should understand is the federal health employees benefit plan was a key model for health care. >> we're not dealing with something that is so -- the way that federal employees get their health care is actually pretty similar to this exchange-based model. >> right, it is very similar to the exchange-based model. and actually it is a model not just federal employees bu

darrell wallace jr.r to win one of its nascar's national series in nearly half a century. time now for the weather. congratulations to him weather over to ginger zee. >> when we did nascar, he was my driver. he helped us out. so, congrats, darrell. i love. you can find his photo on twitter. look at the rest of the forecast. i've been telling about the winter storm in the pacific northwest. tonight into tomorrow it'll start to get going and drift down here, the cold front, and that surface low in parts of montana, spokane, 56. seattle, 56, but watch this. the winter storm warning is in hot pink there. the winter storm watch in blue so billings and sheridan but look back to jackson there in the wind advisory. it's not just snow, you guys. in the mountains it's going to be 40 to 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts. so this is getting bigger and then out ahead of this system, you've got severe weather and that happens in parts of texas, oklahoma, panhandle, woodward and wichita. garden city, all tomorrow afternoon i

darrell green came in and gave us his thoughts. >> to be honest, you just got to go low.ave toandz people's careers. you have to tear people's acls and mess up people's knees. >> we're bring in darrell green. the game changed a little bit since you've been on the field but when you hear statements from meriweather like this, what is your initial thoughts? >> i have to agree with him. without the sarcasm, what else can i do? i looked at that over and over. what else can i do except kick this man in his knees? what else really can you do? >> meriweather has been fined over $150,000 over the last three, four seasons, why would somebody continue to hurt himself. >> i know i'm supposed to be itself resident expert here but the -- the resident expert here but the reality is i don't know what the alternative is? i like roger goodell but i think they're still trying to figure this out. this thing is an evolution. i don't agree that all that money he's been fined is probably for the right. >> if you feel like i need to be kicked out of the league, you know, i feel like people who

darrel mitchell is one of the firefighters. explain what is this is about. >> this is a dirty end of the business we have to clean out the area. or by blocking out this valley we take control of where this fire is going. to the back of these houses rather than running wild. >> its seems counter intuitive to fight fire with fire. water supply is limit the and especially during drought time. you wouldn't have enough water in australia to pour down a mountain side to put out a fire. this is the only efficient and effective way. >> this sun -- this is one of the big fires in new south wales. the hot weather is due to run from sunday. this is really a race against time. >>> coming up in this half hour. we report from a refugee center in germany which is helping the first arrivals from syria. >>> training as a child. setting up shop as a small business owner. columbian rebels are trying to re-enter society. [[voiceover]] every day, events sweep across our country. and with them, a storm of views. how can you fully understand the impa

congressman darrell issa. >> it doesn't appear as though the president wants anything except more tax revenue with tax increases yet again. >> so the focus now shifts to the senate where it looked like for a moment moderates from both parties may be making progress. republicans and democrats huddled around gop senator susan collins who had hoped to, her proposal to end the shutdown and raise the debt ceiling could gain bipartisan support, the majority leader harry reid gave this grim assessment. >> i have seen what i have seen in writing, it is not going to go in anyplace at this stage. >> still the collins plan is what both sides are talking about today, though it may not have enough bipartisan support to pass the senate the parties will need some sort of framework to, if they hope to break this stalemate. reid and mcdonnell met for an hour. they have no further talks scheduled today, but said they might talk by phone. this, reid was called to the white house with another talk to the president, putting off any hope of agreement by the end of the day. >> the house is not expected to b

representative darrell issa joins us now.od to talk to you on the "closing bell." >> thank you, scott. >> aren't you worried about the optics of holding a hearing when the rest of the government is shut down, some 800,000 federal employees furloughed not getting paid. >> well, i think the most important thing that our committee does is root out waste, fraud and abuse in the government. a breakdown in the control systems that failed to keep something from impersonating a cia person, retiring but still getting paid, getting paid more than the amount allowed statutorily by law and getting paid for trips to go see his mom in california when he said he was going to boston. so on a bipartisan basis with the full support of my ranking member, we're continuing to look for the failures of internal controls and make sure the administration uses your money more wisely. that's certainly an essential part of what congress does. >> so clearly, you're not worried about the optics of that. what about the fact that you and your colleagues, ev