alli baba's cave of tax tricks is where the juiciest earmarks are there for special interests. if you remember back to the last presidential campaign, it became public that mitt romney had to fiddle his taxes in order to get his tax rate up to a 14% tax rate. now, some people gimmick their taxes to try to get their rates down. the rates for people like mitt romney are so low to begin with that he had to play tax games to get his rates up to 14% so that he wouldn't look too bad as a presidential candidate. 14% is a lower tax rate than a solitary hospital orderly pays. the guy who is walking down the linoleum hallways at rhode island hospital at 2:00 in the morning delivering supplies pays a higher tax rate than that. and we can't do anything about that? that's a tax question we can't discuss? well, how do romney and the hedge fund billionaires get away with that? look in alli baba's cave of tax treasure for the carried interest exception. if you want to know where exxonmobil, which is one of the richest and most profitable corporations in the history of the world, gets his hands

and there was an earmark for $1.6 million instruct the lab and we optioned this equipment only privatizeernment service. and hopefully this will be replicated all over the united states. >> the question is that though they get back to taxpayers or the money they are saving on a product? >> it was a project when we went in with losing $900,000 per year. and we were quickly and we privatize that only are saving the taxpayers $600,000 a year and they are still being protected and we still do the fuel testing for the state of kentucky and we are saving the taxpayers a lot of money. neil: heading washington, with the products. they never really get back to the folks. >> two thirds have been spent were utilized in new jersey. you want to weigh in on that? >> i think there are ways you can help people and we have had a need for it help before. i've advocated that if you spend some extra money, that you think it will cut somewhere else and actually on the bill that would shake all government employees and i will give you a bonus if you find savings or a government and i think there's a lot of go

arts commission and we earmark money and send it to them. a lot of times you'll find the board of supervisors members have support for various programs also. we've gotten that after the budget was done in order to fund some of the programs. >> great. do you have another question? >> i have three more. >> you have three more up there, and anybody else going to be wanting to ask a question? okay, we'll get you lined up, then. >> let's see. this is to sharon. your capital city clean up program offers $1500 to private property owners to abate on heritage properties. what are the technical requirements to abate graffiti from heritage properties? >> i actually am not an expert in terms of the types of chemicals. so, i really captain answer that question. basically like i said before, we have our contractor on staff who is fully qualified, who is responsible for getting a letter approval thr

. ♪ neil: earmarks is like a dirty word in washington and it seems everyone wants in on during specialthe constituents in washington. even when they cracked down on a come if of you ever wonder whether they wilactually return the money? these next gentlemen are doing just that. the agriculture commission, welcome to both of you. can you tell me what is going on here? >> we are turning money back in. 1.3 million in total. >> we are really excited, we shut down the department of agriculture fuel testing. we shut that down and we have privatizes services and we have eliminated the employees that were working there. and there was an earmark for $1.6 million instruct the lab and we optioned this equipment only privatize the government service. and hopefully this will be replicated all over the united states. >> the question is that though they get back to taxpayers or the money they are saving on a product? >> it was a project when we went in with losing $900,000 per year. and we were quickly and we privatize that only are saving the taxpayers $600,000 a year and they are still being protec

it pore ported to raise revenue but a lot of that money would be earmarked to go into privately administered charter schools. there were sixes about what the ballot measure was, and it didn't succeed. at the same time before we say that colorado was tax adverse there was a tax increase on the ballot to raise taxes on newly legalized marijuana. some might say to fund school grow a massive field of weeds and tax it more. >> what does this mean for education in colorado? >> folks who want to better fund education and services, need to do more. returning tax rates back to the clinton era tax rates performed better than this ballot measure which went down in defeat . people are suspicious of schemes taking money out of traditional schools and put them in private schools and charter schools. people who want to fund education better figure that out really quick. >> this is a debate that goes on in every state of the union. what do you take out of this? >> i think that explanation is a little overly complex. it's are the quite simple. just as americans love to criticize their politicians in washingt

earmarking it infrastructure is poring good money after bad. is -- pouring good money after bad?bu put it ina washington pot. there are some real infrastructurial problems, we have to acknowledge that. neil: i know they are. why do we have the infrastructure problems when we have enough money to pave or streets and gold, i don't know what happened to that money? >> the money has been blown. when we look at a lot of our infrastructure, it has not happened and we have same shovel project that president obama was trying to gottenstuted 5 years ago, i am with you neil, we should not put more money on top of more money to be spent it needs to go back in u.s. treasury, let's chip away at some of our debt, but for president clinton to come along as savior of mess he helped generate with appalling to me. >> i don't think he is trying to be a a halfior. neil: do you think that clinton is doing something astute here, trying to separate himself from the president to clear the way for his wife to divorce her from this administration. and problem with health care. and now, on all these funds

which received $5 million from the conservative billionaire coke brothers, 750,000 of which was earmarked for anti-obamacare initiatives produced this video. >> the video urges young people to opt out of bare , arguing it's -- obamacare, arguing it's cheaper to buy private plans or pay the fine. >> a facebook following group posted videos on line. they are hoping to woo the audience aways from obamacare, forcing a repeal of the law. >> both sides have their work cut out for them. a gallop poll showed 69% of 18 to 29-year-olds didn't know they had to buy health insurance, much less they would be fined. >> it's unclear who is winning the information war. for or against the videos are raising awareness. >> the positive ones are effective. the negative - hey, wait a second, i'll look this up. >> at obamacare, we believe saying affordable health care. >> you want to know what will be covered andway it will cost and not the weird take on the government screwing us. . >>> selling obamacare doesn't come cheep. beside the money the government is spending, more money will be spent on television spo

mislead investors, and 7 billion dollars is compensation to investors. 4 billion dollars is reported earmarkedor consumer relief. that including reducing mortgage payments and issuing but loans to borrower with low to moderate incomes. some of the money may also be used to combat blight in areas ravaged over behousing crisis. >> i don't think that fines resinate with individual people kind of main stream consumers. i have heard over and over the refrain of i want to see somebody in handcuffs. so i think from a retribution sense i don't think people will be happy until they see that. >> this may close the door on jpmorgan's mortgage headaches, but its legal battles are far from over, including the acquisition that it rigged the libor rate. >>> i keep hearing over and over again. main street wants to know, you rob a 7-eleven of a pack of cigarettes, somebody goes to jail, and then we here 7 billion dollars going to wall street, 4 billion dollars to main street. people are going to say this isn't fair. >> there is that sense of justice that needs to be satisfied, and when you talk about people wa

they asked about proposition 30, money earmarked for education. >> they voted for it. where is the money? why aren't you using it to help offset these cuts? >> reporter: a university spokeswoman says money from prop 30 helps stabilize the budget and stop tuition from increasing. but in order to use funding from it, student fees cannot be increased and since the university can't raise those fees, they say the money needs to be cut elsewhere. reporting live from san jose state university, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. >>> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius was back on the hot seat again. both democrats and republicans on the senate finance committee grilled sebelius this morning. she told them the obamacare website healthcare.gov needs hundreds of fixes and says it's been a miserable five weeks since the website went online. >> i'm accountable to this committee and the american public for getting the fixes in place. and we are committed to getting healthcare.gov fixed so millions of americans can obtain the help and fina

the cup says it earmarks part of the proceeds from this sting concert and 18 other shows to charity.,000 will be distributed to 17 organizations next month including local sailing programs as well as arts and community programs. >>> with halloween barely a memory retailers are now fixated on christmas. shoppers could get a jump on holiday shopping today at sun valley mall in concord. wal-mart started discounting today and some big chains have started running tv ads. thanksgiving is so late this year black friday isn't until november 29th. that makes a traditional holiday shopping window six days shorter than last year. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. i'm gasia mikaelian. >>> tonight our coverage continues, an 11-year-old boy robbed at gunpoint. tmz is up next here on tv 36. >> kim kardashian and kanya west are suing a gazillionare that crashed the wedding proposal and secretly videotape it and sold to google for 1.6 $5 billion. he only got half of that. >> i just talked to charlie sheen. gry at brooke. >> she's one of the most

last year the european union's did earmark some three million euros in funding for the winemakers in the carnival valley. german restaurant on arjuna shaffer has benefited from the new momentum in the region. his restaurant is now an insider's to perform a c and fans of local wines. and it's here in the horrific area to listen more and more interesting and exciting wines coming out these new wineries. i'm going to undermine it by a nose cone was that he is right. his defiance themselves is still young and thin. colin best and that it will probably take five or ten years before we can say how much attention is truly in the tackle of the time now that it's still the suspicion that the enthusiastic winemakers who are starting up small businesses in the tunnel allie are convinced their time will come. and that the entire region will benefit from the groups though. i should not let this was what many including pat francaise du monde it from governments to do at the beginning of last month when a boat carrying refugees staying off the telly on and a plum to do so. hackett's have to be prev

. >> and while we're earmarking money i would totally support that and i feel that we should train teachers in digital media. you can't teach cooking out a kitchen, so we need to bring digital media into the classroom so people can practice in the environments they're in all the time outside of school. >> and i would say that having listened to the word "media literacy" as far as back when i was carrying 3-inch quarter cassettes years ago and it was a great job. it really was. to teach media and digital literacy out of context is a fool's error and we have the boring curriculums in the world and teaching it out of the context. >> we have to stop blocking. >> yeah. i don't know. >> somebody -- okay. >> teachable moment. >> i hear everybody talk about -- >> thank you. >> yeah. so i have learned the phrase "teachable moment" since becoming a resource officer and i try to incorp rat that with a discipline situation and i try to use the teachable moment with the parents as well so you can move forward all together instead of just making everybody upset. >> i have some comments actually respondin

we could not use the same telephone booth, one was earmarked white and the other colored. we could not even drink out of the same water fountains. and i could continue on and on. but i just want you to feel where we were coming from in this period of time. so the advisers and young people involved in "brother president" got together and said, okay. mom i'll tell you what we're going to do, we're going to go on the northern route and come back the southern route. everybody was so excited. when that trip started and we started to new york city, something happened. for the first time in our lives, we'll able to go and sit down and drink a coke in a restaurant. we were able to go in the same restaurant as everybody else and eat an hamburger. we were able to drink out of the samg water fountain as other folks, we had never seen anything like this. because 100% of the people on that trip, the young people, had never been out of oklahoma. so we felt that that's the way it was supposed to be. in oklahoma and the united states of america. oh, we went to new york and we had a wonder

european union funding earmarked for the purpose. tends to dry out with no visible results. and this little political will to invest in these children's future. i do what he called his mother of four. she still finds time to do volunteer work for multiple birth mothers association. she supported an authentic human rights and start becoming another target of racist hate campaign. she thought of as possible. i've been getting very ugly letters. it sends a shudder down my spine to think of it. at first i made an effort to answer them. and then when my co workers that the social affairs ministry started laying recent articles about roma mothers and tables. i quit listening i mean it's kinda nice the nordic over quit answering the haters but she's still trying to tell she's appealed for support and open an account for donations and even wrote a letter to william and kate didn't she. this means we get home even if the british royals only sent a letter of congratulations. it would be great to be and the czech president hasn't seen any need to congratulate him so far in some technic

we're at the gates of ali baba's cave, this special treasure-trove of earmarks for the rich and connected. we're at that place where the lobbyistists queel the special x deals. we're knocking on the door of tax spending that has been completely untouched, completely untouched in the deficit reduction so far. and our republican colleagues are getting a little twitchy. come on, fellahs. out of nearly $14 trillion in tax spending and earmarks, can't we put just 7% of it, just 7% of it toward the debt and the deficit? our proposal is to leave 93% of the treasure in the cave. that's not unreasonable. what's unreasonable, what's unbalanced is the republican desire that not a nickel in loophole closing can go towards our debt and deficit. i could go through innumerable comments by our republican colleagues warning us about the dire danger of our debt and deficit, warning about the terrible injustice to future generations, warning about the threat to our national security and to our national welfare, dire, serious warnings about the epic nature of the danger of our debt and deficit and the import

earmarks are controversial. t i think if you had the public's views locally as well as nationally on some of the same issues that involve the earmarks that that would be constructive and help counter some of the influence of special interests or affected special interests through the earmarks. host: we'll go to shawn next, river falls, wisconsin, democratic caller. hi there, shawn. caller: hi there, good morning. good morning, mr. kull. guest: good morning. caller: what do you see the limits of congressional reform? do you ever foresee partial elem nation of the house? if the original intention was to have the most responsive body of elected officials, do you think this could be replaced with something from federal, social media platform? do you think this would be more effective? it seems like a lot of elections have been decided based on scandals. if you remember in 2006, i think there were close to 20 congressional scandals in the house. people really aren't voting based on issues. ey're voting on, you know,

there are no earmarks in this legislation and no earmarks allowed in the future. there is a process to prioritize it across the nation and congress is taking back some of its power to set the priorities for the nation. . . that crediting, we're going to want to move that forward. in my district, because of the austerity budgets and the sequestration, many necessary probablies are not allowed to move forward, -- probablies are not allowed to move forward but -- projects are not allowed to move forward but a little tweaking of this language will allow these projects to go forward and then the local share would be counted if and when, if and when the federal gort government, the corps of engineers actually decides to make that a national project. so this is going to be very important, probably important in your area, some of the levees in your area that are maintained now by the local levee districts and flood protection districts. so, we spend a lot of time in our house and the senate has also, we're going to have to work out some of the differences, some of the com

one, putting us in a little today, a little bit for a month from now and taking that money that is earmarkedit in slowly but surely. lou: bob doll, always good to talk with you. jim rogers and what he has to say about what the dow jones means. join us tomorrow, we're coming right back. >> bobo wants to see a woman president in his lifetime and that is really good news for elizabeth warren, don't you think? we will take it up with the "a-team" coming back lou: former president bill clinton sharing his wishes concerning women in politics. and clinton said he hopes there is a woman president in his lifetime. a u.s. president. he sed away from answering whether his wife, secretary hillary clinton, if you didn't know, would run. but when asked if he envisioned himself becoming the first husband, he said to answer that he couldn't say. joining us now is the "a-team." and they can all say republican strategist ron christie, fox news contributor judith miller, columnist michael goodwin, also a pulitzer prize winner and a bunch more. let's start with the president. do you think that elizabeth warren

. >> heir why is earmarked as severe trout continue in the okanagan and text as park boarder. >> we've had the areas continuation in parts of the west and including nevada and parts of california where we had language wild fires this summer. this is how much sub tropical noise fur was coming up. through the summer we are were getting a lot of rain treatmenting um burped not yiltd trying texas. right now we are watching some of the tropical moisture track across the state aid cross oak eke who has areas and moderate drought. the reasonable fall even though it's coming from a tropical origin very scarce. only getting 3 ver 3 very 3/100n inch. comings um i will they'll out where we are not only seeing rain, but snowy. >> the tried of egypt's outed mohamed morsi are on trial for insight. to murder. >> thissed it they lee fuse thes of pro morsi protestors staged a prprotest. >> secretary of state john kerry is downplaying the mid east ally soughsaudi arabia. they were reportedly unhappy over the lack of u.s. military operations in syria and he has more on today's meeting. >> there is no que

one, putting us in a little today, a little bit for a month from now and taking that money that is earmarkedputting it in slowly but surely. lou: bob doll, always good to talk with you. jim rogers and what he has to say about what the dow jones means. join us tomorrow, we're coming right back. >> bobo wants to see a woman president in his lifetime and that is really good news for elizabeth warren, don't you think? we will take it up with the "a-team" coming back next. ♪ hmm. ♪ mm-hmm. [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, the offer ends soon. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease the 2014 ml350 for $599 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. for $599 a month [announcer] ...every wish for a bed that could feel perfect under every part of your body... [man]ask me about our tempur-pedic. [announcer] they're sleeping on the newest tempur-pedic bed... the new tempur choice... [man]two remotes. [announcer] firmness settings for the head,legs,and back... these real owners g

the sessions ever than are attending had to do with the marketing strategies and how they really earmarked10 focus on groups of people. based off of what yours dimasi 15 yes women as to the alcohol industry really targeting women. but not only targeting women, but do you see them targeting more of a specific racial at the group as well, to? >> guest: you do see a huge vulnerability if you look at the data coming out of colleges to assert that the groups are actually drinking at a higher rate than others. so when you look at the upswing in young women, you see that women from different races having more trouble. if the complex dory. it is the number one predictor of whether you get into trouble is childhood abuse. that is the number one predictor. more than anything else. it is very much related to trauma. and therefore, trauma related rehab and treatment is really important. we've seen a wonderful upswing in the understanding that trauma is really to alcohol abuse. this is our easiest and most accessible drug in people do medicate with it and women do all the time. >> host: one point in ti

on the ballot a measure that would tax the drug over 25 per cent with proceeds earmarked for education experts say these taxes could bring in $70 million a year. is this a potential solution for cash strapped states across the country? aaron smith, director of the national cannabis industry association, thanks for being with us. it is on bob ballot, the little question that the bottom. if you don't prepare for these questions people click away and don't even think about voting. >> last year colorado voters overwhelmingly showed they want to see a solution to marijuana is regulating the adult market in stores just like any other adult product and this is an initiative to ensure those regulations can be properly enforced and funded and i think we will likely see the voters come out and overwhelmingly support the proposition today. tracy: we have seen time and time again money earmarked for education ends up somewhere else in the government coffers. do you want this tax to pass? >> yes. our members in the industry want to be taxed. the legal cannabis industry is of little different than o

village next to the mosque, and now a familiar process that follows, and this is one of the areas earmarkedsettlement plans that were put on hold during a recent visit to the region by the u.s. secretary of state. >> translator: it hurts the settlements and creates an unnecessary problem with the international community. >> reporter: now that is an iran deal has been signed there may no longer be any need for constraint. this is a recent extension. and this is what it looked like four years ago at a time when u.s. pressure resulted in a temporary freeze on the building of settlements. settlement development can be turned on off like a tap. >> at the same time it is a message to the rest of the world, if you don't do what i tell you with iran, then i can destroy the stability of the whole region. >> translator: everyone who wants to have a life, he needs to leave. because in the end just want to live. there is no hope here. maybe in 15 years it will be non-existent. >> reporter: and for this palestinian boulder, an exercise in futility, each brick he lays threatened by removal. mike hannah,

this has the earmarks of a thing that could get out of hand.maller deal, every institution wants it, the price could get out of hand. why don't they want that? i don't want to screw the retail. this thing has nothing to go but down. so what you could see tomorrow, a contingency plan, they are working on lengthy delay in the opening. maybe as much as 2:00 p.m. what do they do during that time? what they would like are some flippers. they cash in, so it opens and they buy it at 27, they sell at 30 or whatever. people generally hate that, but they like it in this one because they think the flippers will keep the price at some normal level. what they're worried about is too much supply and demand pushing for an astronomical level way beyond realistic pricing. if that happens, the underwriters will be assessing this. if they see that happening, you will see a lengthy delay. during that delay they will go to the accounts that have orders already pending. the big mutual funds, they will say sell us a little bit back and they will try to work that numb

." -- of earmarks." guest: i don't know that i would agree with that. earmarks are controversial.would be constructive and help counter some of the effect of special interests through the earmarks. host: we go to sean next. democratic caller. caller: good morning. hello, mr. kull. as the limits of congressional reform? do you ever foresee partial elimination of the house? if the original intention was to have the most responsive body of elected officials, do you think this could be replaced with something from federal or social media platform? do you think this would be more effective? it seems like elections have been decided based on scandals. in 2006 i think there were close to 20 congressional scandals in the house. people really are not voting based on issues, they are voting on gossip. host: all right. steven kull? think we will have a complete transformation of the structure of congress. we have some trouble on the agreement of running the daily business of congress, the budget, and so on. but i do think there are reforms that have the potential for reducing the influence o

an independent monitor will supervisor how jpmorgan spends some $4 billion which has been earmarked toelp homeowners. and if it doesn't do what it has promised by 2016, the bank will have to fate federal government or give a sizable amount of money to a nonprofit. >>> kathleen sebelius said hitting the road, visiting miami for the second time in 32 months. highlighting the store of one miami beach man who was able to buy insurance through the healthcare.gov website. sebelius is vowing to finish the job, while avoiding questions for calls for her to step down. >>> president obama was not at the official ceremony marking the 150th anniversary of the gettysburg address. the white house said there were scheduling conflicts but the president did put out a rather extraordinary handwritten note that reflects the speech to him. the president writes that sometimes he looks at a copy of the address which is in the white house and thinks about the words that give him and the nation confidence that freedom will prevail. it was really interesting to see this written in the president's own hand. lon

stopping the flow of raw sewage is the only way to save the lake, and with more than $100 million earmarked for water and sanitation here, money is not the issue. so scientists told us what the problems are. the technology to solve the problems is here, so what is missing? the awareness of the population and the political decision to put the resources that are already here, to work in order to make the transformation. authorities plan to have seven fully functioning waste treatment plants in place, by 2016. a step in the right direction, one bass quell hopes will save his lake. >> let's get back now to those reports there's been an earthquake in iran. the emergency chief has said that at least seven people have been killed. let's go straight now to surel lenny. just how extensive the damage been? >> well, it's lift to tell at the moment, because it is so early, it is about very late at night. but we do know the earthquake hit about 60-kilometers away from northeast of bushar where iran has a nuclear reactor, that's on the south coast of iran, a place called boris john. we know there's about

. >> you mentioned the tax code. 3300 different provisions earmarked so however you want to characterizehem. how much does the tax code really give a headache to you for making your business go? >> i have to be honest. i trust professionals. when people ask about obamacare. the bottom line for me is i know my healthcare went up 18.25%. i don't think half the people again in washington read it all. >> you know what? i don't think there is a single person on capitol hill who does his or her own taxes. self-defense because you want to be able to say if something went wrong it's tax preparer. enormously complex. >> 70,000 page document, right? the tax code? i can't even imagine that. only thing close to that is obamacare with regulations over 20,000 pages. >> i can't even imagine something being 370,000 pages. >> at the end of the day, as you know, we are not sitting around thinking about what's washington going to do to solve our problems. >> i agree. >> we are not sitting there wondering if the tax code is going to be simplified before i sell something to a consumer tomorrow. think about t

. >> people, when people look at the shutdown, they say, if we had things like earmarks, if there areese transactional deals, things would work. >> there's a big difference between having a deal that benefits the people of new jersey or the people of the nation or any state and a deal that is solely to benefit the political or business interests of someone. that's the big difference. compromise and transactional politics are two very different things and have a very different impact on the people. >> what is work going to be like for you as a member of the senate caucus after saying the things you said, after being abandoneded and betrayed by your fellow democrats? >> i've always run against the bosses. back in 1994, i ran against the political boss' candidate and i won and then again when i ran in the senate, i won. i became the first woman majority leader, first woman budget chair because there were all these deals being made. i'm always going to be the person i am. i've been there and will continue to be there for the people of new jersey and that's it. >> thank you so much for you

. >> i believe that it's not a hoax, doesn't have the warning signs and earmarks of a hoax. not easy to reproduce as a hoax. but it looks just like what happens when various kinds of insects get attracted to a security camera. and i think it's the simplest explanation. >> one set of researchers came in. they brought a little martian martian doll and put it on a string on a stick and waved it in front of the camera. one came in and thought it could be a electronic bleedover from an electronic or outside source. if it was the system at fault, why not one of the other seven cameras? i had a hard time believing that, especially that night there was no storms. there was no interference. there was no wind. you know, there was no martians. there was no spaceships. there just wasn't anything else to go with it. >> i believe there's a possibility it could have been her. i watched several people come up to oklahoma city. they've made attempts at debunking the myth that this might actually be her. and i haven't seen anybody yet that's been able to come in and show that this could be po

to suspend hundreds of millions of aide earmarked for egypt. >> i want to make it clear the united statesl continue to provide support that directly benefits the egyptian people in health, scholarships and private sector development. >>> virginia's democratic gubernatorial candidate terry mcauliffe has brought out all the rock stars. hillary clinton was out his behalf two weeks ago. the following weekend, bill clinton. tomorrow joe biden, and today the president hit the trail. >> i hope you guys are fired up on tuesday because we cannot have people staying home when so much is at stake. i hope you're ready to fight for terry because he's ready to fight for you for the next four years. >> republican candidate ken cuccinelli meanwhile has rnc chair and wisconsin governor scott walker with his yesterday. politico this week noted, quote, the striking contrast in surrogates in the home stretch of the virginia governor's race is another reminder of the gop's larger leadership vacuum and the civil war for the soul of a party still reeling from last year's thrashing. simply put, the party lacks a

you can eat it and you couldn't just on the internet has said in the company has been earmarked for your company said in a concrete example the uaine pays four hundred and ten dollars per thousand cubic meters of natural gas bill gross much more compliant entrance to moscow the payment and seventy five and we now expect that those natural gas rates to ukraine will go down on the part of russia. you all. well it's been it. it's knitted the mistake of nepean but it just sums up to standards that are not want to buy some peculiar to know. as you can and will get tired in the nation calls the gas price if you could lose all it cost you money because the clothing stores across the u n rules are all enterprises. we just bought this on to it. it just to get songs that same price. box uk. we love jordan is the cynical an empty tomb is unity and healing and as a result you can and will be legit. russell's to eat it for him. interestingly it will take up a division to me although that we have to take a quick break we'll talk about that as you put it semi colonial treating we get back stay with us

we need bipartisanship, which will involve earmarks and making transportation bills like they used toe with mr. shuster's father was there and like mr. shuster would like to make them. if we can take mr. shuster and clone him, we could work together and have a greater america and more jobs and greater country. thank you very much. yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york continues -- reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. shuster: i continue to reserve -- first i inquire do you have other speakers? mr. maloney: i'm prepared to close. mr. shuster: i'll finish mine. again, we expect to continue to work with the 123459 on this language -- senate on this language, it saves lives, protects communities. we accept the motion to instruct. with that i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania yields back. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. maloney: madam speaker, i'd like to thank the chairman, mr. shuster. as frustrating as washington can be for many of us new to