> my ranking member, debey wasserman schultz and she has been a great working partner. we have profound differences with one another but we live in the same house. the capitol of the united states, things like the library of congress are the crown jewels n the country. host: what else does it fund? guest: sergeant of arms, clerk of the house, capitol complex which includes the house and senate buildings and the capitol itself. it is the federal campus. important oversight agencies like the government accounting office and those are indispensible tools if you are going to do congressional oversight in an effective way. we are the plumbing around here. we aren't exciting but without it the place doesn't work very well. host: 4.6 billion that is a 5% increase over 2014 to keep congress running. is congress ok with the 5%? guest: i'm not sure that is our final number. we don't have a final number on the 12 appropriations bills between chairman hal rogers of kentucky and chairman barbara mcculls ki. we may take a whack there because there are other competing priorities. but

so i now yield to debey wasserman schultz and house mate. thank you for joining us tonight. schultz schultz thank you so much -- ms. wasserman schultz: it is an absolute privilege to be your friend and house mate and to join you and our distinguished colleagues and friends on the house floor tonight to continue the press and the push for a national women's museum. this has been a long time goal and passion of yours and i'm so pleased when you came home and told me of your excitement that you had enlisted, the gentlelady from tennessee as your co-sponsor of this effort, well, i knew between the two of you it was very clear this was going to happen because the combination of blackburn and ma lonnie is unstoppable. it's wonderful to be here. we have had the opportunity to travel internationally and actually, specifically to the state of israel in which we had an incredible opportunity to bond and that's what the women members, in spite of some of the disagreements that sadly permeate the house of representatives from time to time, the women members really do have a bond and the