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who have the vision and the courage and the will to bend the arc of our lives in the direction of a etter future. in the united states, and in every place i have visited these last eight years, i have met citizens, especially young people, who have chosen hope over fear, who believe that they can shape their own destiny, who refuse to accept the world as it is and are determined to remake it as it should be. they have inspired me. in every corner of the world, i have met people who, in their daily lives, demonstrate that despite differences of race or religion or creed or color, we have the capacity to see each other in ourselves. like the woman here in greece who said of the refugees arriving on these shores, we live under the same sun. we fall in love under the same moon. we are all human -- we have to help these people. women like that give me hope. applause] in all of our communities, in all of our countries, i still believe there's more of what greeks call philotimo [applause love and respect and kindness for family and community and country, and a sense that were all in this togethe

mccarthy: make it a little etter. james: how are those folks -- you know them very well, going to respond when a deal gets cut to get to 60 or whatever -- 70% good. do you think now that there is unified republican control, those guys are going to come along? do you think you're still going to have a dozen, two dozen members who just are going to want perfect be the enemy of the good? mr. mccarthy: do you know our conference? we're a microcosm of society. members are all different. i think structure dictates behavior. there was a perfect structure where you had a different party in the presidency. you had a senate that was slower. you could do those things. and if you -- you utilized the freedom caucus to do that. it made the house republicans weaker because you had to negotiate with nancy pelosi. if we stuck together, then we're always stronger. i think you're going to see us ticking together more. i think there is less ability nor the freedom caucus to do those types of things -- i'm sure those districts, donald tru

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decided not to send information to this committee because of the tone of a letter and this is the etter and i don't see anything wrong with the tone of the letter. >> mr. chairman, you mentioned at the early part of the hour there are two investigations ongoing, one by this committee and one by the d.o.d. i.g. when an i.g. investigation occurs we stop all interactions with the committees but we said we will continue the interaction with the chairman and we will be careful and deliberate on the way we come forward. i regret that he used the term tone. i have instructed everyone that we need to be very deliberate because of the close attention and i have emphasized everyone in the chain of command that our -- all of our analysis has to be unimpeachable. mr. nunes: deputy secretary, i understand there are two investigations ongoing, but just so you know, this was in august -- this was august 3 of 2015. the letter to the d.o.d. i.g. requesting an investigation was not requested until nine months later. why for nine months did your department decide not to provide what is really basic inform

we would have a more effective government if congress was a etter steward of the executive ranch, theyave budgets on time, they had capital budgets, so you were not trying to spend over a single year, they look at the enterprise of government. back to the "it" issue, fundamental, $90 million of spend. we have systems in the federal overnment that are over 50 years old, makes no sense at all. they are chopped up in little making we are not investments to save money. host: how much money is being of $90 billion to maintain ld systems as opposed to -- guest: 80%. 80%, a crazy number. place an example of a not just spend, but implication, what you have is government that keeping up with the world around it, this is an area i highly recommend for the say, look, we have an opportunity to do what the aller suggested needs to happen, make government more efficient, have a broad strategy modernize the it infrastructure, make early end investments to save money down stream, it is not just supporting a 50-year-old system, would be a big deal, they need congress to go along with that. of work huge

has lost a tool to force the administration to pay attention by foregoing earmarks, they can write etters, make phone calls and that does go on. it's become known as letter members of e congress fire off letters to the agency saying, i know we are not allowed to tell you specifically where to spend this money, but we would like it for this area. it is less n, fefktive than a report language you have to spend money here. there is absolutely a disconnect in the budget process. host: don calling from douglasville, georgia, on the republican line. you are on with stephen dinan. thank you. question and comment. i'm a disabled veteran, i spent years and they decided they didn't need to do all the epairs, more spare parts than your car right now, if you haven't got a new car. but the main thing i'm looking at, if we want to take and get the budget under we rol, can we or why can't earmark like donald trump is aking no money, no pay for being president because it is an honor. and senators ress and such do the same? take 10% and donate back i know stead of because they got million dollars at least