our colleague congresswoman gwen moore with us and many of you were there when she took the lead on the violence against women's act advocating for that, which passed overwhelmingly in a bipartisan way in the senate yesterday. and we're happy about that and congresswoman sheila jackson lee has been a champion on children's issues and women's issues and children are very affect bid that. neej eliminate the fund that does the immunizations when every child's immunization is important to every other child in america. it's a false economy to think that we're saving money or keeping our own kids healthy if we deprive other children of immunization. one last point before we hear your questions is that nothing, nothing brings more to the federal treasury than the education of the american people, early childhood k through 12, higher education, postgraduate, lifetime learning, it all brings money to the treasury. so to say that we're going to go down this path, this one year and take the money from women's health inching our way down the path is simply wrong. with that, my colleagues stand read

we support the gwen moore bill in the house, almost a mirror image of the senate bill. that's what i wanted to tell you today. that's about it. why don't i hear what you want to hear about? yes? >> cbs affiliate in seattle has a now report out today finding that secret service agents actually solicited prostitutes a year ago in el salvador, spoke to a government subcontractor down there, spoke to a strip club owner down there. the vort very credible. the secret service insists what happened in cartagena was a one-time thing. do you believe what happened in cartagena was a one-time thing or just the first time they got caught? >> i think what happened in cartagena was disgusting and i think that the secret service has a responsibility to investigate what happened, and i don't know anything about the seattle press report on it. but the secret service has a great responsibility to protect our president and that puts some personal risk to them. that a few of them would tarnish and taint the image of the secret service in this way, in any way, but in this way, is particularl

wisconsin's gwen moore: >> when we look at this health care fund that they want to gouge, it's because health care is one of the issues that women most care about. >> brown: republicans pointed out that president obama's budget called for cutting the same fund to pay for other priorities. and house speaker john boehner rejected any talk of a "war on women." >> and now, we're going to have a fight over women's health. this is the latest plank in the so called "war on women." entirely created by my colleagues across the aisle for political gain. >> brown: in the end, all but 30 republicans voted for the bill; all but 13 democrats voted against. white house officials said today the president would veto the house bill, if it reached his desk. but the bill has little chance in the senate. democrats hold the majority there, and they want to pay for the student loan fix with higher taxes on high-income owners of private corporations. the president has endorsed that approach, talking up the issue on college campuses. republican challenger mitt romney also says he favors keeping the current low