with me now congressman darrell issa. talk first about the first three states that have imposed mandatory isolation for health care workers who have dealt with ebola in west africa. we now have one nurse under the new rule in new jersey who is in isolation in a hospital. what do you think of it? >> i think governors of both parties are reacting to an absence of leadership and absence of belief that the federal government really does know what they're doing. these missteps and some of them brought out by the energy and commerce committee hearing and some by ours and others really do concern people that it's a 35-year-old disease. if you don't know now how to fight ebola, why are you changing protocols after 35 years and after we're told that the only way to get it is to preach protocol if you are auy' nurse. >> i'm not a doctor so i won't play one on tv. >> nor am i. >> their experience with ebola has not been in a modern medical setting and there were mistakes made coming into it. >> but candy, modern facilities are inher

. >> that was the day that i agreed with darrell issa. that's not the darrel issa i have seen in other hearings. that was darrel issa being perfectly reasonable today and final bly losing patience with a witness who couldn't find her way to a simple yes or no answer to simple yes or no questions. a witness who claimed in her written opening statement to take full responsibility and then took no responsibility. the director of the secret service does not deserve the full responsibility for all of the secret service failures that were discussed in that failure today, but she bears enough of the responsibility that she should have already submitted her resignation letter to the president. but before resigning, she should have fired everyone involved who left the white house vulnerable on that september friday to a crazed man with a knife jumping over the fence, running across the front lawn, through the unlocked front door deep into the white house. every agent responsible for the security of the front fence at 7:30 p.m. on friday september

darrell issa, the chair of the committee, has gathered a number of witnesses including the health and human services assistant secretary for preparedness and response. the president's ebola response coordinator ron klain who just took over the other day will not testify this morning. there is congressman eye saw, center of your screen there. the hearing about to get underway on the morning after the report of new york city responding to its first ebola case, a man now in bellevue hospital, a doctor, craig spencer, who had been working with doctors without borders in west africa. he came down with ebola and turned himself in, came into bellevue hospital -- actually, was taken to bellevue hospital yesterday. so new york responding to that. throughout the day we're going to be asking for your thoughts on the federal response to ebola, and you can do that at facebook.com/c-span. we'll look for some of your comments later on. live coverage here on c-span c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> witnesses gathered, the chairman in the room, darrell issa, a number of d

. >> darrell issa might be the richest member of congress but his state doesn't have the richest delegation call ranked every single member of congress based on income. the richest delegation was west virginia. maryland is second followed by maine. thatoorest a delegation is of arkansas with members averaging net worth of about $32,000. >> the veteran state highway demonstration is gearing up for halloween. this is a 15th year that -- highway will land were will lend reflective vests to children and adults. the vests will be available next wednesday. did some reflective vests in this dark day. >> the rain has stopped over in the district. in good shape here. let's start with the view from the rooftop camera. this is all totally do that we are due the end of this rain pattern. most of the rain is on the eastern shore. patches. drifting south. a few more hours. overnight, the rain. but it will be breezy and chilly. mid 50's across the area. 56 degrees in annapolis. airport, 58, 55. not much of a spread because of the heavy rain, the consistent wind, and the cloud cover. inch ofedths of an rai

representative darrell issa blames the federal government for the states' reactions. : "i think governorsing to an absence of leadership and absence of belief that the federal government really does know what they're doing." meanwhile, hickox says she wants to go home to her partner. : "i feel like my basic human rights have been violated." i'm mary moloney reporting. hickox says she does not have access to her luggage and has no shower or flushable toilet. she says she can't see her lawyer or anyone else. a spokeswoman from university hospital says they are trying to make her as comfortable as possible. it's estimated that 30% of the traffic in a city is caused by people looking for parking. that's remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. streetline has looked at the problem of parking, which has not been looked at for the last 30, 40 years. we wanted to rethink that whole industry, so we go and put out these sensors in each parking spot and then there's a mesh network that takes this information, sends it over the internet so you can go find exactly where those open parking spots a

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white house and she promised a robust investigation was underway, but oversight committee chair darrell issa was unmoved. >> that an internal investigation by the secret service is not sufficient. i repeat is not sufficient. >> pierson insisted also that the president and his family are safe, but committee members were unrelenting. steven lynch of massachusetts. >> and i wish to god you protected the white house like you are protecting your reputation here today. >> and nevada's steven horseford. >> let me be frank. i believe that you have done a disservice to the president of the united states. >> as for the president, the you says he still has full confidence in the secret service. so far julia pier son has not offered to resign. >>> olympic swim are michael phelps is apologizing for behavior that led to his dui arrest. phelps was pulled over early today near the toll plaza before the ft. mchenry tunnel in baltimore traveling 84 miles an hour in a 45-mile an hour zone. in a statement phelps wrote earlier this morning i was arrested and charged with dui, excessive speeding and crossing doub

martha: i want to play this sound bite from darrell issa.e is what he had to say moment sea go. >> it would be a major mistake to underestimate what ebola could do to populations around the world and any further fumbles bum bellfumbles or misss by people who can't defend how that certainty came to be and when it fails to be correct how they could have been so wrong cannot be tolerated. martha: is he right? >> i think tried and true testing has shown this is a virus that's hard to get. where is the new ebola czar? where is sylvia burwell? the head of hhs. nobody is stepping up taking responsibility. they say don't worry, don't worry. when you say don't worry and things go wrong, people worry. martha: maybe cities have to impose their own quarantines. thanks. bill: doctors are trying to fast track the experimental ebola vaccines. 200,000 doses could be ready for use in west africa by the middle of next year. two leading in the vaccine candidates are in human clinical trials and another five vaccines are being developed. but nothing kills the v

house overnight committee chairman darrell issa may agree with the president that a ban on travel from affected areas would be inappropriate but issa says it would be a big mistake to downplay the situation. he asked w-- >> if this is an outbreak of people who don't have wills in west africa or if there were an outbreak on contested elections in africa, i'd say, hire mr. klain. but it's a medical crisis. why not you? >> i really appreciate the vote of confidence and i have a lot of confidence in mr. klain. >> we are learning now that an air force plane used to transport a sample of new york dr. craig spencer's blood from new york to atlanta will not be quarantined because the blood samples were handled by hazardous materials and the pentagon says there's no indication anything leaked. >> peter, thank you very much for that update. >>> turning to bleak ebola numbers from the world health organization. they now say the number of ebola cases has surpassed the 10,000 mark in west africa. and they say of those, nearly half have died. officials warn the numbers are likely to grow even more s

representative darrell issa blames the federal government for the states' reactions. "i think governors of both parties are reacting to an absence of leadership and absence of belief that the federal government really does know what they're doing." meanwhile, hickox says she wants to go home to her partner. "i feel like my basic human rights have been violated." i'm mary moloney reporting. hickox says she does not have access to her luggage and has no shower or flushable toilet. she says she can't see her lawyer or anyone else. a spokeswoman from university hospital says they are trying to make her as comfortable as possible. so far, new york, new jersey, and illinois have instituted ebola quarantines. late this evening new york governor andrew cuomo changed his stance on a mandatory quaratine for medical workers from west africe. earlier this week both new york and new jersey moved to require a 21 day quarantine for the medical workers. during the mandatory quarantine people would be held in a government regulated facility. tonight he announced that health care worke

house oversight committee chairman darrell issa and elijah cummings are calling for a special committee to examine transparency and culture issues within the secret service. house committee chairman michael mccaul proposing a topdown agency review. and breaking news, we have learned that the secret service allowed a centers for disease control private security guard armed with a pistol to ride on an elevator with the president while he was visiting the cdc just two weeks ago. it turns out that private security guard had three felony assault and battery convictions. joining us tonight former arkansas governor, host of huckabee on the fox news channel. mike huckabee. i don't even frankly know where to begin, governor. let's start with the idea that the cdc would permit such a person to be on their grounds as a security guard to begin with, and the secret service again permitting a man with his background with a pistol on an elevator with the president of the united states! >> it's beyond belief. i mean the fact that somebody who has felony convictions is even getting a gun is amazing to m

. >> reporter: with news of a new york doctor now sick with ebola, darrell issa set a serious tone. >> this is a scathing report, page after page, the inventory outdated, stuff that we thought we spent millions of dollars and we are prepared. >> reporter: an internal watch dog says the department of homeland security botched -- >> as a result dhs did not readily know how much protective equipment and drugs it had on hand or where it was being stored. >> reporter: an administration official tried to reassure law acres that after a bumpy start the response as improved. >> do i think we have done a good job preparing hospitals for this disaster, yes i do. >> reporter: and there are those downplaying the danger. >> maybe it's just me, but lately when a government agency comes before this committee especially and tells me there's nothing to worry about and we got this, that's when i start to worry. >> reporter: a nurse's union official says the vast majority of nurses don't feel adequately trained and preparation has been inconsistent. >> there's about 5,000 hospitals in this country, and

you had darrell issa couldn't be a stronger critic of president obama standing there and asking missou let this happen to the president and to the first lady and the first family? at the same time, a lot of my democratic friends are worried that this is goi'g to be used for political reasons, that it's going to be used to try to show that this administration is incompetent, that they can't do obamacare, they can't do the secret service. and i just hope that we can all, both in the media, the politicians, and among voters, put aside our partisan bickering for 20 seconds and try to see this as an issue that is beyond and above politics because frankly, if anybody had an interest in protecting the president here, it's the president who is protecting his own family. >> yeah. and they are incredibly successful. and finally, briefly, you said you had been the target of death threats. what's that like? personally when you got this stuff and thankfully you can look next to you, and you have that big guy with that thing in his ear and you know they're standing next to you, there is an unspoke

. >> darrell issa blames the federal government for the state's reactions. >> governors of both parties are reacting to an absence of leadership, an absence of belief that the federal government really knows what they're doing. >> meanwhile, hickox said she wants to go home to her partner. >> i feel like my basic human rights have been violated. >> and the nurse kaci hickox is challenging the policy in court. her attorney says the quarantine is based on fear, not science. >> she very simply wants to be released. we will advocate for the state of new jersey and the governor to release her as soon as possible. we believe that medically speaking, there's no reason for the state of new jersey to keep her quarantined. we will, in the days to come, put together legal papers and go to the federal court in new jersey, asking them to release her. we will also challenge the mandatory quarantine policy. >> so that's what's going on in new jersey. as far as new york, the mayor there says what happened to hickox was inappropriate. >> we are in a crisis, where we all have to hang together. and we hav

. >> that from congressman darrell issa criticizing the obama administration's response to the ebola crisis. is the administration doing enough to fights this dreaded disease here in the u.s.? joining us now, fox news contributor and former director of pediatric neurosurgery at johns hap kins, dr. ben carson. i know you've had real concerns about some of the procedures and protocols in place. what do you make of these latest protocols putting people in quarantine shortly after they arrive in the united states if they've been in contact with folks in west africa. >> certainly it's better than what we were doing before. as i've been stating for many, many weeks, it's a mistake to bring this disease into the united states. under any circumstances, particularly when we can treat it elsewhere and bring people back. the reason is not because we don't have excellent infectious disease people and good protocols out of the cdc. it's because of human error. there's always going to be human error so when you're dealing with something this dangerous, why expose the population to it? and, you kno

and when both darrell issa and steven lynch on both sides of the political spectrum are both gang aftertrouble. >> what do you make of the resignation? is it a step in the right direction to get it right, has she just lost the confidence of the personnel there? >> anderson, there was a near mutiny amongst the agents and the uniform officers of the secret service. it is not a coincidence that there are whistle-blower accounts appearing in a variety of places. the men and women are frustrated. they feel like management let them down. i think she was part of that problem. i think it was a responsible move to step down. she said she wanted to take responsibility and it doesn't mean anything without consequence. you can't fire the uniform division officers there for the fence jumper, and you had no part in it. a terrific work ethic, he is unanimously respected among the rank and file agents. >> you think he can make a difference? >> i think he can make a real substantive difference. i prefer initially an outside director so they are not looking at the secret service through rose tinted glass

in fact, house oversight committee darrell issa and e leesle -- elijah cummings sent a note to conducteview of the agency. when you listen to that you have these two lawmakers on opposite sides of the aisle. can you build on this? >> i think so, alex. you saw in the hearing bipartisan outrage from both sides. this is a committee that house oversight committee is known for contentious. it was one hearing you saw both sides coming together. i think the administration is moving to address this. especially by appointing a interim director in joe clancey. he worked with the president before and the first family trusts him. the response from veterans of the secret service has been very good. he's called father joe because of his mannerism and attitude toward working with other people. so i think that will go pretty far to address a culture issues. one thing about this story is because we were hearing especially from the reporting from the washington post the drips and drapes of different aspects of the security lapses. it's clear there's leaks coming from within the organization. there's so

darrell issa, today, he can't tell eboli than any ebola, but he can tell people, don't take the bus. and peter king tells -- look at these quotes. it's time for the doctors to realize that they were wrong. he, peter king, has determined that ebola has mutated as a virus to become an airborne disease. you would not have heard that from the doctors but peter king figured it out, it's airborne and mutated, you can get it. you probably have it if you've been out in the air, people. wake up. >>> it's one thing you have people in positions of power who have no idea what they're talking about, nevertheless using their positions of power trying to let everybody that they know and the authorities don't to try to freak people out as much as possible and deliberately undermine people's confidence in health authorities. encouraging as much panic as possible with made up disinformation. so that's one model for how to lead in response to a crisis. that really is what they're doing. that's rand paul saying hey, i'm a doctor, and trust me when i tell you you are going to get this thing at a cocktail

oversight committee chairman darrell issa and senator cummings, they are calling for a broader investigation of the agency. joining me is congressman elijah cummings. what specifically are you asking for this in letter to secretary johnson? >> we don't want him to limit the investigation on the fence jumping on the 19th. this is much broader. we have a culture problem. we have complacency. we have a situation where there is more training needed and there has been a reduction in training, and we have a morale problem, and we have the security breaches. so it seems to be a pattern here, and i actually believe that the pattern goes far back, probably even beyond 2011. so we need to look into that culture situation because we have a situation now, alex, where you have secret service agents who don't feel comfortable coming to their superiors with their problems but rather would go to members of congress and from this kind of agency, alex, that's not good. >> sounds like in terms of the resignation, the buck does not stop with the resignation of pierson, and so do you think it needs to go higher

just last week, congressman darrell issa criticized the white house saying they haven't been aggressivein fighting the disease. yep. he mentioned ebola several times or at least i think that's what he was talking about. take a look. >> serve as the eboli czar. became infected with eboli. foster the development of eboli. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: is that another disease we should be afraid of? i'm ready. [ laughter ] i'm just -- let me know. obama was like, "oh, thank you, congressman isis. i appreciate it, i mean --" [ laughter ] [ audience awws ] [ tom brokaw voice ] eboli. [ laughter ] [ singing like ricola ] >> steve: ♪ ebola [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's do a -- >> steve: ♪ ebola >> jimmy: all right, all right. [ laughter ] but to congressman issa's credit, here he is on cnn offering a simple way to monitor your health. check this out. >> i looked and i said, "you know how many apps are on the iphone that you can monitor your temperature continuously." >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] can we zoom in on the phone. we haven't changed this. can we zoom in on his -- 59 degrees. [ l

however, congressman darrell issa respond last night saying quote, contrary to the counter factual claims of the justice department, the house did not agree to any deadline extension. the american people can only to continue to guess what the attorney general and his department are hiding. big picture, the attorney general is trying to leave eric, the house wants those documents before he does. in reality we do expect that the justice department to appeal any decision in hopes of running out the clock until the president leaves office. the administration has one other problem, however, eric. there is another lawsuit from judicial watch seeking those same documents and the judge in that case gave them until october 2st to turn over the records. back to you. eric: maybe judicial watch will get documents. they have in other cases to expose issues. we'll see what happens. thank you, william. shannon: pro-democracy protests in hong kong taking a dangerous new turn as government supporters take matters into their own hand. how will beijing respond to the crisis and what is could mean for u.s.-c

role call reports that california republican darrell issa and maryland democrat elijah couplings are calling for an external review of the agency. they don't want the attention to die down just because julia pierson resigned. they wrote letters to the home laboratory security secretary asking he start a comprehensive review. >>> less than an hour ago, british prime minister david cameron offered his condolences to the family of an aide worker who appears to have been executed by isis terrorists. they released a graphic video of all allan hedge a short time ago. he was ab dubted while working with a convoy to take medical supplies to northern syria. the video is similar to recent brutal killings. terrorists warned that henning would be next. >>> back here at home, vandals target a local ethnic community again. how neighbors are fighting back against a late-night crime spree. >>> she is breaking her silence for the first time since her grandchild disappeared. tonight as her own daughter sits in jail, she is sharing her story in hopes of raising awareness about mental illness. >>> metro

is out with the annual list with the richest members of congress for the second year in a row, darrell issaps the list with the net worth of $357 million. a distant second with $117 million, michael mccall of texas and rounding out the top five, john delaney of maryland and senator rockefeller of west virginia. mark warner of virginia. the people who receive social security payments can look forward to a benefit increase of 1.7% in january. for the average recipient that amounts to about $20. the average monthly payment is now around $1200. those are the things we thought you should know today. that does it for this edition of "news nation." check out our website to vote on today's gut check around the academic scandal. up next, "andrea mitchell reports." are you on medicare? do you have the coverage you need? open enrollment ends december 7th. don't put it off 'til later. now's the time to get on a path that could be right for you... with unitedhealthcare medicare solutions. call today to learn about the kinds of coverage we offer, including aarp medicarecomplete plans insured through unit

ron klain was a target for darrell issa.ish the ebola czar was sitting in front of us today. >> we know who he is. i don't think the average american voter knows him. it all comes back to the president. if the president is the focus of the campaigns, then that'sed a venn teenage use for republicans. if democrats with can get the the focus to be on individual republican candidates they start to do better. >> if the democrats did a good job in this sort of take two as it were with the new york case. could it say, hey, look, we got the message and we're on top of it. >> i think it's possible. it's possible that republicans could overplay the hand. if the single case in new york is contained and handled competently people like jane shaheen can talk about it. >> a projection right now where are the numbers? plus five to eight for months. more likely than the republicans get the majority. it could be a messy and long drawn out proposition. >> as things change. >> i think the ceiling has come down for republicans. the ceiling looks

and what darrell issa said is that about the ebola crisis we make sure that we recognize that we havep our people safe. >> what's on the ballot, are they president's policies? >> are the president's policies on or not? >> maybe you can let candy ask me the questions rather than you. >> she's been doing a great job of it so far.n/j >> i've answered it multiple z >> as far as whether the president's policies are on the ballot. are the president's policies on the ballot, yes or no? >> jobs and the economy are on the ballot. [ overlapping speakers ] >> things are not going well in this country. >> like an old "hannity & combs" show. new republican national committee ad is reminding voters that although democrats might not want the president's policies on the ballot, he's the leader of the party and his policies are in fact a huge concern. take a look. >> isis gaining ground, terrorists committing mass murder, ebola inside the u.s., americans alarmed about national security. what's president obama doing? making plans to bring terrorists from guantanamo to our country, ignoring the constitu

. >> woodruff: pierson had hardly settled into her seat before house oversight committee chair darrell issa bore in. this failure has once again tested the trust of the american people in the secret service, a trust we clearly depend on to protect the president. the "failure" in question came when iraq war veteran omar gonzalez jumped the white house fence on september 19th and made it well inside the mansion. today, pierson, a 30-year secret service veteran, issued a mea culpa. >> it is clear that our security plan was not executed properly. this is unacceptable. and i take full responsibility, what happened is unacceptable and it will never happen again. >> woodruff: what's publicly known about what happened has changed dramatically in the eleven days since the intrusion. the secret service initially said gonzalez sprinted across the front lawn and past a guard booth and dogs, but was stopped just after entering the north portico door. it's now known that in fact, he continued to run through the central hall and into the ornate east room before he was tackled by an off-duty secret service

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on top of that, i -- darrell issa and myself passed the data act that requires the government agencies to tell people where the dollars are spent, how much it is and to be transparent about it. i think that works. >> we're going to talk about immigration, always a big issue here in this district, including across the country. we're going to bring in melinda jackson from san jose university. the question goes to mr. khanna. >> mr. khanna, a recent field poll found that 58% of california voters believed the u.s. should offer support to increasing number of uncompanied children who are now entering the children illegally from central america while decisions are made about their long-term status. what do you think should be done with these immigrant children who are now in california and what role should the federal government play in addressing this problem? >> thank you for the question. it is a humanitarian crisis. and my heart breaks as does anyone's for the kids that are coming over from guatemala, honduras, el salvador. we have to treat them with due process. i think the president's

. >> darrell issa, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> let's get a different perspectiverry sanders from vermont joining us right now. let me get your quick reaction to this secret service disaster that is unfolding, senator sanders. do you believe the president, the first lady, the first family, they are safe right now? >> well, i certainly hope so. there's no question what we have seen is a fiasco. i'm glad that the director has resigned and let's hope they get their act together. regardless of political persuasion, everyone understands it's imperative that the president and other officials get the protection that they deserve in a very, very dangerous world. >> let's talk politics for a moment because you've intrigued a lot of us, senator sanders, not only know but over the years. are you seriously thinking of running for the democratic presidential nomination? >> well, wolf, here's where i am. in this country today as i think you know, the middle class is collapsing. we have more people living in poverty than almost any time in the history of this country. we have mas

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bill: darrell issa criticizing the response from the white house saying america cannot trust the administration on this. >> there isn't leadership in the administration. it's our responsibility to second guess pat our level the things that are said to us to make sure the american people do have watchdogs. martha: what do you think? should there be a mandatory quarantine? everybody is talking about this. the people who have so much compassion and they should be treated as heroes who have gone to west africa to take care of those patients. but you would think they would have the same compassion for those around them when they get back. bill: a a lot of these governors said friday when necessity agreed and they backed up. they were frustrated by the lack of consistent guidelines from the government and that's why they decided to take action. a 14-year-old girl died in the hospital after the washington state shooting friday afternoon. one of the dead is the gunman:jalen fryburg. fryburg was part of the school's homecoming court. friends say he was popular. the victim is identified as gia soriano, a

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punished as part of the investigation into the fence jumping but oversight committee chairman darrell issa has confirmed -- >> omar gonzalez was indietd in fid real court on tuesday. the white house says it still has full confidence in the secret service and director pearson and she has not offered to resign. charlie? >> bill, thanks. >>> british announces their first mission. they fired with two missiles in the air over baghdad. they say that mission supporting iraqi forces was successful. >>> president obama discussed isis with hi top national security tuesday. that includes james clapper. remember on sunday he said clapper admitted the intelligence community underestimated isis. the president is accused of dodging responsibility. cbs contributor michael morell was part of that community. he served as deputy director of the cia until last year. good morning. >> good morning, norah. >> let's get specific. did the intelligence community underestimate the threat of isis? >> there is what wi call strategic warning and what we call tactical warning. strategic warning is it's going to be a rea

the chairman of the committee darrell issa acknowledge that and talked about the case that developedn new york here. >> ebola is a serious threat to public health around the world. an outbreak in american city or any major city of the world could be very costly to contain and major economic impacts. yesterday's news was a doctor in new york city tested positive for ebola and this is distressing. >> good news one of the nurses that contracted ebola after treating the patient in dallas has been released from the hospital. national institutes of health are about to hold a briefing on that. he is ebola free. stuart: but the performance of the government, the cdc in particular does not look good in the hearing you are reporting on right there. back to you later when something develops. i want to bring in congressman peter king joining us by phone. the congressman is a member of the intelligence subcommittee, knows what he's talking about. two threats. ebola, lone wolf. which do you think is the bigger threat to west? >> long term i would to be no doubt islamist terrorists, lone wolf, beca

but oversight committee chairman darrell issa confirmed the agency had taken action. >> there's at least one person who will not be standing post any time in the near future. >> reporter: omar gonzalez was indicted in federal court tuesday on three counts would could put him away for up to 16 years. the white house says the president still has full confidence in the secret service and in director pierson. and she has not offered to resign. >> bill, thanks. >>> british warplanes report their first action in the air war against isis, royal air force jets fired missiles overnight at two isis vehicles near baghdad. the attack followed another british air strike in iraq on tuesday. officials say that mission supporting iraqi forces was successful. >> president obama discussed strategy against isis with his top national security officials tuesday. that team includes director of national intelligence james clapper. remember on "60 minutes" sunday, the president said clapper admitted the intelligence community underestimated isis. critics now accuse the president of dodging responsibility. he se

meeting is chaired by darrell issa of california. >> the committee will come to order.he oversight committee exists to secure two fundamental principles. first, americans have a right to know the money washington takes from them is well spent, and second, americans deserve an efficient government that works for them. our duty is to protect these rights. our solemn responsibility is to hold government accountable to tax payers. solemn responsibilio hold government accountable to tack payers. it is our job to work tirelessly with citizens of watchdogs to bring general reform to the bureaucracy. this is our mission in today's hearing follows one of the most important parts of the measure. with one point $5 billion spent by the secret service, nearly a oflion spent on protection first family, second family, former presidents and presidential candidates, the united states secret service was always considered to be the elite law enforcement agency made up of men and women who were highly regarded, highly respected and highly trusted. grace --ry has placed great faith and trus

on top of that, i -- darrell issa and myself passed the data act that requires the government agencies to tell people where the dollars are spent, how much it is and to be transparent about it. i think that works. >> we're going to talk about immigration, always a big issue here in this district, including across the country. we're going to bring in melinda jackson from san jose university. the question goes to mr. khanna. >> mr. khanna, a recent field poll found that 58% of california voters believed the u.s. should offer support to increasing number of uncompanied children who are now entering the children illegally from central america while decisions are made about their long-term status. what do you think should be done with these immigrant children who are now in california and what role should the federal government play in addressing this problem? >> thank you for the question. it is a humanitarian crisis. and my heart breaks as does anyone's for the kids that are coming over from guatemala, honduras, el salvador. we have to treat them with due process. i think the president's

on top of the darrell issa and myself we passed a data active requires government agencies to tell people how much is spent and to be transparent about it. i think that is across the board work. >> the next session is to talk about immigration work. melinda jackson from san jose state university. a recent field poll found 58% found the election office shelter and support to the increasing number of unaccompanied children are now entering the country illegally from central america. be doneyou think should with the immigrant children now in california, and what role should the federal government play in addressing the problem? >> thank you for the question. it is a humanitarian crisis, and my heart breaks for the kids coming over from guatemala, honduras. we have to treat them with due process. i think the president's plan to have refugee applications in the home country is a step in the right direction so folks are not taking the treacherous journey here, and i think we need to work with local governments to theire those kids with families. alternately having them apart for their families

darrell issa and elijah cummings have sent a letter to je johnson dema to demand a review of the agencyblems did not start with director pierson and they will not end with her resignation. i think that we're going to have to take a clear look. that's why we sent the letter to secretary johnson. we're going to have a clear look from the top straight on down to the bottom to try to figure out what is going on in this organization. this is a transformational moment, alex. when i say that, what i mean is that we have now seen some of the problems with this agency. but you know what i'm really worried about? i worry about what we haven't seen. so when we're talking about the security of the president of the united states' family and all the other people that the secret service have to guard, we've got to make sure that we get it right. we don't have room for error because error can lead to harm, error can lead to death. >> as you're well aware, sir, the department of homeland security, this is a massive -- it is a massive agency. >> yes, it is. >> is there any sense that a division as critic

not darrell issa. so when he moves with that subcommittee and, if holeds on to that chairmanship he will use it. we may see next year real investigations of irs. real investigations of benghazi. anything that they see on the scope that might be interesting, even in a bipartisan sense to look at they will be going after that. so what may happen the next two years is what happened after republicans grabbed congress in 1946 after long period of new deal. they spent the next two years investigating, which they tend to like to do, as they said back then, begin the morning with a prayer, and end it with a probe. keep it up. this is the republican mentality coming out of this election. if they win a lot of seats in the senate. win another 12 seats in the house. they're not coming in there to legislate, don't kid yourself. to investigate. that is the strength of legislative body with complete power over subpoena in both houses. this is what nixon was worried about, rightfully so. look at history of presidents

congressman darrell issa of california chairs this committee. >> the hearing will come to order. without objection, the chair's authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. we'll take this a little bit out of order today. some of the democrat members will be here later today. the subcommittee hearing on health care entitlement, oversight of the federal government effort to recapture misspent funds. we secure two fundamental principles. americans deserve an effective government that to protect these rights. the solemn responsibility is to hold government accountable to the taxpayers. we will work tirelessly as citizen watchdogs to deliver the facts to the american people. this is the mission of the committee. medicare currently pays one-fifth of all health care services provided nationwide, making it the largest single purchaser of health care in the country. unfortunately, every year the medicare program wastes an enormous amount of money in overpayments, frauds and unnecessary tasks and procedures. in 2013, $50 billion was lost to improper payments. an increase o

this four-hour hearing is chaired by california ongressman darrell issa. >> ladies and gentlemen, before i gavel this to start, i think you already heard. please put your cell phones either off or preferably on airplane mode. you're certainly welcome to take pictures as long as you don't stand up or in any other way block other people. we have a large panel today. members have flown in from all over the country to hear these people and ask questions so the only thing i ask is that, please, give them all the opportunity to do that. applause, this is the one place applause is not appreciated. we have a 9% approval rating. you need not applaud for us. [ laughter] and with that -- [ gavel sounds] the committee will come to order. without objection the chair is authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. the oversight committee exists to secure two fundamental principles. first, americans have a right to know that the money washington takes from them is well spent. and second, americans deserve an efficient, effective government that works for them. our duty on the oversight

congressman darrell issa of california chairs this committee. >> the hearing will come to order. without objection, the chair's authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. we'll take this a little bit out of order today. some of the democrat members will be here later today. the subcommittee hearing on health care entitlement, oversight of the federal government effort to recapture misspent funds. we secure two fundamental principles. americans deserve an effective government that to protect these rights. the solemn responsibility is to hold government accountable to the taxpayers. we will work tirelessly as citizen watchdogs to deliver the facts to the american people. this is the mission of the committee. medicare currently pays one-fifth of all health care services provided nationwide, making it the largest single purchaser of health care in the country. unfortunately, every year the medicare program wastes an enormous amount of money in overpayments, frauds and unnecessary tasks and procedures. in 2013, $50 billion was lost to improper payments. an increase o

this hearing is about 2:20.co congressman darrel issa of california chairs the committee. >>> come to order. we will take this out of order today as we walk through this.of we have democrat members on the way here. we'll begin with the beginning statements and allow them to catch up. the subcommittee hearing on entitlements called medicare mismanagement. i want to begin by saying the statements. we exist to secure two principl principles. the money washington takes from them is well spent and they deserve an effective government that works for them. protect the duty is to protect these rights. hold the government accountabler tonm taxpayers.taxp they have a right to know what they get for their government. e we will work tirelessly and deliver the facts to the american people and bring reform. this is the figs mission of the committee.ys medicare currently pays one fifth of all health care services provided nationwide, making it the largest single purchaser of health care in the country.tes an unfortunately, every year the n program wastes an enormous amount of money on fraud and test

darrell issa says we have a group of five people finally who like each other and can work together. we need to continue to extend that ethic throughout congress. if the 52nd district voters are willing to do so i would be happy to go back to willing to fight to make it better. >> like a good place to end it. our special thanks to the two candidates sharing their views in time. republican carl demaio, and democratic congressman scott peters. the 52nd district is an important district, not only us to the entire country. entire nation watching which one of these two men will represent so many of you in congress. >> we hope tonight you are able to get a better sense what they are and what they stand for and how they would work for our community. so don't forget the election is november 4th. a lot will be voting by mail before then. we hope you were able to help get some information to help you make a choice. thanks for watching. we'll see you for the news tonight at 11:00. >> have a good night. ♪ >> today the heritage foundation is hosting a discussion on the visa waiver program which a