. >> our guest congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. delaware debacle. you might be in trouble if your former campaign manager comes out against you. >> the palin endorsement i think is destructive and capricious. >>> and what is wrong with this picture? everything. worst persons, her, the team, the league, reporters in locker rooms, and giving her network media passes when their last reporter showed up in a wedding dress and proposed to the quarterback at the super bowl. all the news and commentary now on "countdown." >> i don't see the problem. >>> good evening from new york. with control of both house of congress hanging in the balance, democrats are hungry for something with which to motive their voters and get out and vote there is one issue on the table between now and november that holds the potential to fire up those democratic voters. but in our fifth story tonight, the democrats have not yet decided whether to make it an issue by bringing to it a vote in the house before election day. the issue. republicans are refusing to pass obama's proposed

debbie wasserman schultz joins me in a moment. paul ryan of wisconsin, making an appearance on america's nightly scoreboard. the scoreboard ratings for them to be 21,000 viewers nationwide. host david asman serving as a yes man to the talking points after he brushed off boehner's assertions that americans are willing to have tax cuts for the wealthy. he had a proposal. a right wing agenda called the scoreboard contract. surprisingly from the 1994 contract on america. >> you got a very clear choice. one ideology or the other. limited government or more government. >> that's right, we have two futures for this country. let's make a choice. >> the scoreboard contract is no new taxes, no new bureaucrats, cut spending, repeal obamacare. would you be in favor of those? >> absolutely. not only would i be in favor of these things, i will be in favor of these things. >>> fox prime time viewers, they finally agreed to run a media matters ad. detailing the million-dollar donation they gave to the governor's association. the donation received

debbie wasserman-schultz and congressman mccall. sir, do you think it would be good for the congress, you're a member of the house. should there be a vote right now up or down on both the democratic plan on tax cuts and the republican plan on tax cuts? both votes right away? >> absolutely. i think the american people need to know where their elected representativs stand on this issue. the democrats are trying to kick the can down the road until after the election and find out where they stand on this position. i think we ought to vote on it now. >> both alternatives. let's me ask you congresswoman wasserman-schultz. should the congress vote now on either the democratic plan, tax cuts for everybody below $250,000 a year and not the ones above, and a republican alternative, tax cuts for everybody down the road? >> sure. >> why don't you have it? >> the republicans won't allow it in the senate. >> you're in the house. >> we're not going to -- what we're focused on is making sure we can extend the tax cuts for the middle class and worki

money, and working families put that money back out into the economy. >> dnc vice chair, debbie wasserman schultzanks for your time. >>> disorder in delaware as her ex-campaign manager campaigns against her, and accuses her of not paying her staff and living off her campaign contributions. >>> when rachel joins you at the top of the hour, a flashback. she talked about being master of your domain. unrelated among rachel's special guests tonight is me. >>> at worst, you all heard the story, now hear who's at fault. the answer is everybody. - or how 'bout push-ups? - sit-ups? - uh, maybe jumping rope? - yeah. or jogging. - uh, how about like a wheelbarrow race? - oh, yeah, that's a great idea. - but imagine actually trying to use him as a wheelbarrow, like stacking bricks on him and doing, like, doo-doo-doo. you know what i mean? - or yoga. - which is actually peaceful and quiet and not a lot of talking, so... - exactly. is he still looking at me? [ male announcer ] you're at the age where you don't get thrown by curve balls. ♪ this is the age of knowing how to get things done. ♪ so why would you le

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debbie wasserman schultz and congressman mccall. vote right now, up or down, on both the democratic plan on tax cuts and republican plan on tax cuts? both votes right away. >> absolutely. i think the american people need to know where representatives stand on this issue and what the democrat rs trying to do is kick the can down the road until after the election, then find out where they stand. >> both alternatives. let me ask you. should the congress vote now on either the democratic plan, tax cuts or everybody below 250 a year and not the ones -- and also a republican alternative, tax cuts for everybody? >> sure. we would love to have that vote? >> why won't you have it? >> because the republicans won't allow it. because we're not going to -- what we're focused on is making sure we can extend the tax cuts for middle class and work families. if we know the republicans are going to hold out tax cuts for the wealthest americans, we have members all across the country that are in tough elections and the republicans would like nothing m

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resolution 1522 was introduced by our colleague, the gentlewoman from florida, representative debbie wasserman schultz, on july 15, 2010, and was referred to the committee on oversight and government reform. it comes to the floor today with the support of over 80 co-sponsors and i thank the gentlewoman and would like to note that her tenacity in battling and surviving breast cancer should inspire all of us to work as hard as she did to preserve our health. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting house resolution 1522. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from utah, mr. chaffetz, is recognized. mr. chaffetz: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. chaffetz: thank you, mr. speaker. i lost my mother to cancer very young age, breast cancer. my father, a few months ago, was diagnosed with colon cancer. difficult to watch and see, but i rise today in strong support of this house resolution 1522, expressing support for the