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gsa is one of them of course. of the problems everybody wants to be good and green and renewable but you end up with 35 offices headed by $35200,000 people. you end up with all this redundancy. this is part of the gao, the gao is not going to make a decision whether renewables are good, whether solar energy is good but they will see where the process is wasteful. to be honest they call out both the executive branch and congress. the executive branch for not implementing what they could, congress not forcing reorganization, not mandating some reconsolidations, and to be candid we need to do both. neil: we had david stockman here, congressman this, is, i would assume, part of this, part and parcel of the big spending where the numbers get so out of control this sort of stuff is routine. and, there is going to be hell to pay. both parties will pay dearly for it. what do you make of that? >> i think both parties deserve some blame, they really do. but organizationally, if we do nothing, both parties should be, should

>> probably just keeping up with my school's gsa, making -- keeping up a voice for ourselves and makingave a good legacy that keeps up the good tradition so far. >> michael: and sarah? >> yeah, that sounds about right. i'm involved with a lot of different lbgt groups in birmingham that are involved in different purposes and i want to stay involved in that and bring more of an awareness to [ inaudible ] especially. >> michael: thank you so much for being here in "the war room" and telling us about the fight you are fighting in birmingham. up next here in "the war room," sequester be dammed. the white easter roll had a little bit of everything today. frankly it was kind of like what a republican would see on a bad acid trip. that's next here in "the war room." stick around. ♪ >> has the time finally come for real immigration reform? >> with a distinctly satirical point of view. if you believe in state's rights but still believe in the drug war you must be high. >> only on current tv. ♪ >> michael: play ball. i love that sound. it's baseball's opening day, and it's a tail of two sandies. f

the gsa scandal.n a hot tub with a champagne glass. >> far more interesting and marketing press a lot manson the import quotas. absolutely. john: on this program earlier talking about the great deformation, how these policies distort the economy. this does that too. it just hurts poor people. other countries. >> absolutely. so the losers -- the winners are, whenever the chosen ones are, but the losers are american consumers, not just your eye if we buy canned your shirt, also candy manufacturers have to pay more for sugar, and other countries who might exploit their sugar to the united states if they could. and that is among some of the poorest countries in the world. africa, the caribbean, brazil, the country's. john: the beneficiary is like this angel family, one of the richest in the country. brilliance of lobbyists. they lobbied me. very charming people. they say that you have to help us because these other countries , they subsidize there share producers. without all this up we cannot compete wit

the gsa scandal.a hot tub with a champagne glass. >> far more interesting and marketing press a lot manson the import quotas. absolutely. john: on this program earlier talking about the great deformation, how these policies distort the economy. this does that too. it just hurts poor people. other countries. >> absolutely. so the losers -- the winners are, whenever the chosen ones are, but the losers are american consumers, not just your eye if we buy canned your shirt, also candy manufacturers have to pay more for sugar, and other countries who might exploit their sugar to the united states if they could. and that is among some of the poorest countries in the world. africa, the caribbean, brazil, the country's. john: the beneficiary is like this angel family, one of the richest in the country. brilliance of lobbyists. they lobbied me. very charming people. they say that you have to help us because these other countries , they subsidize there share producers. without all this up we cannot compete with

they have lost $50 billion and put third of their work force over the past decade, but looking at gsa, since 2007 their budget has increased 18% so that is a double-digit increase despite the fact that in 2012, u.s. airlines and passengers paid agency $2.2 billion in taxes and fees, that was a 50% increase over what had been collected in 2002 so should tse receive increased funding when passenger traffic over the past decade has declined by thirty million passengers a year? >> csa provides invaluable service, as to specifics around the tee is a budget i would refer to secretary of fasano n --napolitano this >> i receive the budget on behalf of the house, and in january 11th letter you said you were going to have it done as soon as possible. 65 days and 45 minutes from the deadline, 98 days later, do you consider that to be as soon as possible considering that the house has already done its budget, the senate has done theirs. >>, extremely detailed, different exercises in the budget exercise by design given what happened with the fiscal crisis, the fiscal cliff crisis at the end of the

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the thing that makes it really hard is when you watch on the news at night, some report of gsa holding a convention in las vegas and everybody will call you on the phone say see, you're not getting a the the government and that stuff. we need cut further. i don't want to see any agency under the jurisdiction of this budget on the news facing those situations. because it makes it almost impossible for us to do our job then. but it's going to be difficult decisions ahead. we are going have to have, as i ask the last question, i ask we're going to have thoughts outside the box how are we going do this in the future? but you have committee here that is supportive of what you do. we appreciate the work that you and your fine staff that is here today do also plus also the park employees across the country. >> thank you. >> thank you, sir. [inaudible conversations] >>> the head of the drug enforcement testified on capitol hill about the dea budget for next year. congressman frank wolf of virginia asked her what the federal government is doing about state laws legalizing marijuana. here's that

attendants said welcome aboard i hope you have a safe flight fasten your seat belt incidentally the gsa would like to inform you that we have closely checked the passengers on board the plane to see if they are carrying guns or bombs and we're happy to report we have checked 60%. have the nice flight. 60%? does that give you peace of mind? that is what is going on today. 40 percent of fire arms are not subject to background checks. what difference does that make? going back a moment in history in my state of illinois that illustrates why this is so important. ricky was the head coach of the men's basketball team back in the 1990's. he was a great fellow fellow, loving husband, father of three children and deep christian faith. july 2nd, 1989 the coach was walking with two children through skokie illinois zero white supremacist drove up been shot him to death in front of his kids. he was 43 years old. he went on a shooting spree for days randomly targeting african-americans asian-americans and shoes and he killed two and wounded nine here is the reality. the man who did the shooting ever